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Mferioft vb ^ mjppabttA wa * ta * ii < rf he * Tt , mioi ariuitieiBwith reman Mfr ^ k ^ o&etnimw < ^ i ^ ttigtor < n % # d 4 ^ i t ^ r ^ € ff i few ^ ^ o . eley ^ te him to tte s tation ^ be . h ^ ltly */ thi ng mhfekfte ^^ r f ^ ittfluanee , « or his , own qaalificatioi > s , rwere fitted Steft # )^ att § k nrShi *; discovered her error when too < late , but was
£$$$ & fippinfli excess of bitterness by the ! birth of a som , to whom she Imtifefevzetd # Al the hope which disappointment had left to her ; ft ^ 4 ti ^ i «^ g ^ t t >« added , all the strong affection which had often Stfffyred- from a want of return in her husband . In two years Mr . JR e ^ tqa 4 i « d ; and she was left to undi vided possession of her sod , $ thing she had always coveted . To him she now devoted , herself itfHh a £ QR $ tancy seldom surpassed ; and beautiful would it have
b ^ ft , bad this devotion resulted from pure , unalloyed affection . But $$# tu £ h pf ambitious pride was mingled with her affection , that ijt ,-wpul 4 ; hjave been difficult to decide which had the stronger iffi ^ tery > QV ) er her . The first thing she did after her husband ' s 4 e&ffc waa to sell all property associated with the name of Fen ton , %$ { $ ^ itl > aft enormous sacrifice to purchase her present , residence qfuftppp * ' and distant relation , for the sake of its name , and its
flPWMJn been long in the possession of the Percy family . : Here 9 ^ ) 1 3 , 4 re ^ na ' med devoting time , thought , feeling ! to thft edu-Wtionqt her eon > seldom mingling in the society to which her rank emptied her ; and who in the country seemed ii ^ lined to forgive ^> d forget her 'disgraceful marriage , ' and never condescending to t ^ io ^ e who had an inferior pedigree to her own . To the astonish ^ - Went of the neighbourhood she came to Walter Brandon ' s . Her
iftgtiye for so doing was partly a benevolent one , as she had int £ F £ ste < & herself in the welfare of the school , and partly to give her S f ^^ h ^ ftdVantage of the few spectacles the country afforded , with-QU ; Vwy dagger compromise . She was the more anxious to do $# , ^ pij frpm , tbe retired life they were accustomed to lead # ( or , perJa ^ psi , ! , from the fact that she had so educated Percy as to fflefcte knJiitu-the need of a higher sympathy , ) he had contracted $ tiip 4 ? BSMWhfferent manner , the reverse of which she , with all her
ambJtious . yievfB , desired him to possess . Walter Brandon or his cj ^ ughv ^ r H ^ wt little either of mother or son ; they were too courtg $ MJ | uto j ^ e fu ^ e a wish courteously asked , and accordingly Mrs . $ 5 | ptpA , ^ md . P ^ cy made thei r appearance amon gst the other gu ^^^ V . U pVwads * They came upon the lawn as the w hole
as-SWWfcd crowd had formed u circle round a high pole , which was V ^ iofcd round with roses ,, and from the top of which garlands W Wfta . pfi TQseB were , floating on -the air . At its foot was placed a c }^ r pr th rone m ade of gi-eeu turft and covered with moss * a C 0 fpi > et pf ( ro * 9 8 QPr the top , and numbers of the same , which wer *
M 9 FiU ^ 4 eed oowvertad iuta moss roaes , peeping out in all direo-4 w ^ i i Ju , tl ^ fp rewoetM rank , stood the school children ^ who Wiu ^ MWl ^ r QMT ; QQirw ^ t # > . ;»» d iMha . were about to proceed t * the tJMiim > fif tt&w QVMWfcU , , iw w * a > und © astoodi ihmi whoever th « y
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Aug. 2, 1835, page 524, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2648/page/24/
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