CHARLES RELEASED.

fature, I expect, be cautious in the choice of
his companions from the experience he has
had in the present instance. I have desired
that he shall be liberated and brought here.
He will arrive very shortly.”

It was not long before Charles made his
appearance. He was deeply grieved at
having, by his imprudence, caused his father
so much anxiety, and was thankful that he
had not been led still deeper into error and
misfortune, by trusting himself to the
guidance of a person of whose principles he
was entirely ignorant.

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