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Vaudelier, as far as he was known, was regarded with profound respect and affection, and none were disposed to disturb his privacy when it was understood that entire seclusion was his desire. Dr. Vaudelier reclined on the cushions in the stern-sheets of his boat. With an abstracted mind he gazed upon the gloomy outlines of the shore.
"May I beg that our interview may be private?" said the attorney, glancing at Dr. Vaudelier. "This gentleman is my friend and confidant; it is not necessary that he should retire," replied Emily, as Dr. Vaudelier was moving towards the door. "Very well, madam; though I think, from the nature of my business, you would wish it to be confidential."
After the death of Jaspar, Maxwell was tried for a variety of crimes, and sentenced to the penitentiary for ten years. Dr. Vaudelier, accompanied by Dalhousie and his wife, removed to New Orleans, where they spent many happy years, devoted to those pure principles of truth and justice which the events of our history contributed not a little to create and strengthen.
Her own gloomy position seemed divested of its sombreness, as she felt that the penitence of the erring soul had not been a reality. "Jerome Vaudelier, are you, too, the minister of a villain's wishes?" "Nay, Miss Dumont "
"Let Miss Dumont be called, Jerry." Emily came at the summons, and Dr. Vaudelier informed her of the position of the matter. "Can you forgive me, Miss Dumont, for the wrong I have done?" "Freely, sir; and may God enable you to persevere in the course you have taken!" "Thank you! With an angel's prayer, I shall begin the new life with the strength your good wishes impart."
He therefore proposed that Dr. Vaudelier should escort Emily to Vicksburg in the morning, which was readily agreed to, and De Guy made a precipitate retreat, without confronting the mulatto. "Jaffier. O, Belvidera! Belvidera. Why was I last night delivered to a villain? Jaffier. Ha! a villain? Belvidera. Yes, to a villain!"
Hastily letting go the halyards, the fore and main sails came down, the boat was put about, and Dr. Vaudelier, with much exertion, succeeded in saving the almost dying sufferer. Conveying him to the cabin, which was of sufficient size to contain two berths, he placed him upon one of them, and proceeded to ascertain his ailments.
This person was the reader's old acquaintance, Vernon, or, more properly, Jerome Vaudelier, whose intervening history we are now called upon to relate.
It may do you more good than all my physic. I have known such cases." "I am sure it will," returned the patient. Dr. Vaudelier retired, and after a serious charge to Emily, he reëntered, leading the Hygeia who was to restore the sick man. "Be careful," was the doctor's monition, as he elevated his fore-finger, in the attitude of caution; "be careful."
May be you'd like to see him?" "On no account!" "That's a good sign, anyhow," muttered Jerry. "You will have to see him, I am afraid. You are under his ruff." Vernon, completely overcome, staggered to a chair, and covered his face with his hands. "Not so bad a boy as one mought suppose," soliloquized Jerry, as he went to the door, and requested the servant to summon Dr. Vaudelier.
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