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drink: some circumstances that | cannot recall
ma dc me moro sober and reflective than usual
! As held the silver dollar in my hand, my eyos
inadvertently fell upon the figure of the Goddess
of Liberty. Quick thought tho object suggcs-
ted to my mind her whose image still craven
on my heart, so deeply that all tho drink in tho


world could no, wash it out. fell in train of re-
flections-l thought of the change that had como
over mc--she height from which had fallen
the degraded situation in which then was! But
above all thought of her, and the question cross
cd my mind, whether might not win her, having
heard that she refused the French nobleman. l.,
seemed 10 my then paralyze3 mind desperate
resolve. But II is on Y when wo fear drowning
that we strike desperately. AS long as an obJec,


is within reach we take small pains 10 keep It
there; let US but lose it, then comes the regret
tho desirc to win it back again;--ask those who
have spent q fortune. Such ambition has mado
tho great ones of tho world, and such ambition
took possession Of mo, rendered acute by the very
difficulty of the deed to be done. | can hardly
describe the nature Of my reflections and feollngs
The dollar, to be sure, had li;tle to do with the
reformation that followed, though 1t certainly sug-
gestcd tho resolution that led to this reformation.
thrust it back into my pocket, and rushed from
the cafe. | have never entered one since.


Francis, have little moro to tell you. The
means by which recovered my property were
perfectly simple. | employed IN ono week
from tho time, as n clcrl, in cotton brokers Of
,
had been a friend Of my father. | recovered the
amount of debt Of $4,000, that English
merchant had been owing to my fathers estate,
and | shortly became partner IN tho firm OF
my onplovcr. At this timo cotton spectators
fortunes were mado in few months, and was
not Iony IN lnst ...'A " i.o'
was Of moro consequence, my reputation.


'By q strange coincidence. my partner happen
cd to be tho agent Of Picrro Iasalle, and clrcum-
stances once moro brought in contact with
| AL ,Jcro, God fffry por6S ho n
long watched my conduct, and in due tno
ho invited me to visit HIM at his hotel. on
may imagine my shame at finding myself once
moro IN tho presence of his daughter, but you
cannot tell tho deep and thrilling JOY felt at dis
covcring that was forglven-nay moro. that she
still loved nc! Heaven once moro socmcd to
smilo upon me, and | was happy! This IS tho
dollar


D'Anville drew silver dollar from his pocket
and held it forth. 4 small whito hand laid
upon his shoulder. and a soft liquid voice pro-
nouncci .IIcnri!' Turning. boho.d MARIE
LoUIsE,