KATE DARLINGTON

AZ MISS AUGUSTA BROWN.
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Sir Harry, we will make ihstantI--
Jarvis, order four ofthe prinrest horses to
be saddled, and direct two of the grooms
to PrePars to go with u.s. v .r .5.sffa.
1T would be we'll for US to so arned,'
suggested Sir Harry. 4 know Rodney;
ne is an active fellow, and as brave as a
lion.' ..,s..s--:..,-.,. h. ,......,, .--,l : :, :


where he brave as twenty lions, L
will make him lick the dust, and beg for
mercy!-Come,s Sir Harry; we have no
time to lose. Let us be on the ewingl,l !.


IN five minuets the squire, and the bar.
onet, attended by two stout fI1etE. leaped
into their saddles, and hastily road. of. on
the great northern road. The servants
who witnessed their departure, somehow
forgot to wish their enterprise success. "a
The sun had decended low inthe hor-
lion. vixen carriage, with two outrideis,
arrived at the cottage in the highway, in
tie northern part of Cumberland. lo The
wayfarers entered the house, and ordered
a rePast, during the preparations of which
they occupied aneat little drawing, room.
fronting upon the road This travelling
party consisted of Captain Charles Rod.
ney. Miss Kate Darlington, two Misses
Rodney. and Captain Grant--lhe latter
warm friend of Rodney's.i The ladies
occupied the coach in travelling; and, the
two gentlemen accompanied il on horse
back. hagosfs ,zsr eas,9 ..lE sac,
The Misses RodRey--two lovely sisters
ofthe captain--were equipped in elegant
travelling dresses, of fashionablel make;
but Kate, as well as the two gentlemen,
was In disguise; q ssa gaoY IS au0


Miss Darlington was dressed in male
apparel. She wore a suit of fine black
cloth, made strictly in the lnodesa As il
aware that her tall, majestick figure was
well adapted to such a costume, she ven-
tured upon aclose, bodied, OF dress coat;
and the neatness of its fit might well have
excited the envy Of the beauE., Her hair
was ingeliously dressed, and q grossly
black beaver surmounted her head. The
clerical solemnig Of. her dress was judici-
ously relieved by waistcoat of declicate
DUN cashmere, made siDglebreasted, with
standing collar, and decorated with On
ample row Of fat. mirrof-likel giiE buttons.
A neat diamond pin glitiered among the
crlmP cambFic on her breasI, and a rich
gold sattey.chain. hung suspended across
her Waiss-eoat. Her Disguise was so
complete, that Stranger would notshaye
dreamed she was woman. s Her dress,
in iEe minutest detail, was n excellent
taste. though il must be confessed. +.
would have suited > groom better than 3
bride.