Capitolo 7
daughter, the first twenty-one, the second eighteen, to the duration that we desire
to introduce them to the notice of the reader. Both they were worthy, that as a
crews, the other as a woman. He was noble, intellectual, virile; she was
beautiful, finished, intelligent; both they possessed those taller and
quality nobler than mind and heart that honor and they ally him to the divinity.
Ellen Walton, a heir, jointly with his/her brother in possible, and
reputed the richest fair one in the whole district, (the world doesn't do
always knows the true situation of the business of a man,) you/he/she had not gone away to languish
away in the loneliness with the dark perspective in perspective to become that dreadeds
character--_an the old maid_. No, she was _beset_ with admirers; some loving
_her_, some his/her _wealth_, and of the _both_. To everybody but one she turned a deaf
ear; that one, although the least conceited person of the many, and too much mistrustful to
you exhort his/her application up to that impelled by the violence of irresistable of his/her love,
possessed, unknown to him, a magnetic power on the heart of the fair
being. A lot of they were the doubts and fears of both--the natural accompaniments of
true, sincere, it devoted, but not recognized, love--but all were lost
from the mutual change of thoughts and the mutual one that it hocks some faith. Votes
once it did from the pure one in heart, rarely it is, if never, broken, and then from
of the tallest duty or application.
For once the young persons in love were happy--happy in the and they
the joys of the new existence opened above to them from the magic wand of Love. But
love has its tests, as all you/he/she can testify who have tasted its power in the
heart; and so these two scholar. Their appointment was a family secret, not
he/she anchors to be developed. Many of his/her admirers still offered from now, them
attentions, in the vain hope of the last success. Particularly it was this the
case with those that had an eye to the fortune rather than the heir,
taking the second as the only one means to get the first one; and before