Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

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A. ~ 6rss house wIere called, The
ser;eeos w. I elssgyups II good family,
~ nd mauisd . lady firm Bsker-Street
feempe ~ Reverend Combermerc q.
nria1;a asd 81 wife, vailed themselves On
keiae s.xsnles1.n I arrived at - uniucky
nseses; On e7tssing tho Hall, 2 dirty foot
- ~ ca5r.iss yslIov-ware dish q Po-
laioes into - bach Sooo. Another Gane
yasds q sost Of 1ooe-bsy nsjorl who Q
1oosd ihs door, and who was sill se0s.g
kiaself auee HI cont, which he had slipped
a q ~ tiatinaabslary summons, lPhef-
= - viii l R9alb CIV fbNle g :s s 8,
aaine . lost, when entered an saw the
1ody helping her youngest cE1 10 some
;eeGsbls trash, which ] have re heard
= called "blackbery pudding Anothel
n - Tribe was bswll,Dg cut, With loY
a.cMv toue-~A tstoc, pa" the fathr
aiassif wss carving for the l1le group
: 90 I aapkin stuhed ints the top butte
- Of bis waiscoat, and the eothcI, WI
: long bib beautifully be-spattced with e :
eealed gravy, and the nectaaan i'4uoe'
d. sbssckberry pudding,''' was sltt' =
With sost Of presiding conP!acencyn'
high stool, like Jupiter q Olympus n,
iovioe rather than stilline the confeed
hshbub Of the little domestic deitics, mo
cat, clattered, spatteTed and s4uabbl> d
round her. -.
Amidst all this din and COMMISSIONING
Azsl;S.se E1~AAA> Asea.,9hn q hny ema -
,n1Acrcd into ths household privacy oehe
1eueeel Mr.. and Mrs. St. Quintin. UP,
Stated the lady At The sound Of my Hpe'
The Reverend COmternere 81. elnt'n
samsd frozen into stone. The Platbe'
tveea the youngest child and the "t,ck-
berry pudding" stood as still as the q N !,
Adialon. The Inofsel between the 'sotn
ofthe elder boy and his fork had rPs'e
fiom justification. The Seven SieeeIs
could not have been sPcll-bound moT>ad
denly and completely.
Ait cried ], advancing eagerly wit AZ
Dir Of seriousness g. abrupt gladness; 20"
deuced lucky that should find you q a
lupcheoa. was up and finished bsak
fasa . early this morning, that | am hall
famisbsd. Only think how fortunate, lar
~ Ttsaned round 70 one Of the membo o
~ esnmittee, who accompanied me
w11des saying what could not Civ L
find Mr.. ST. Quintin at luncheon Vii
you allow me, madam, to make one Of u
pastyf"
Mn. st. Quintin coloured and falres
and muttered out something which Iva
fully resolved not to hear. ltook my oa'
lookedlo round tho table, not too attentisly
ard said-~Cold veal; ali! ah! noting
hke . much. May | trouble you, NJ
81. Quintin! my little man, H.
- If you can't give me a potatoe. Thee
- brave fellow. How old are you n,
young hsrof-to look AZ your motht
should my two, to look at goa, six."
ale = four next May" said his moter
eolcuring, and this time not painfully.
~Indsed" said !, looking at him earaB.-
y, and then, in . graver tone, turnetste
the Rev. Combevmcre wIth-''I think p,
haSe branch of your family still selilaAig
France. lmct Monsieur st. Quiutin, n
DUO de Poiticrs, abroad
"Yes," said Mr.. Combermere, "ycs I,
name 10 still in Normandy, but ! was II
aware OF the title."
~No!~ said ], with surprise, s'and y
with another look at the boy, il is asta
ishing how long family likcnesses last.
wss . great favorite with all the Due
children. Do you know | must trouble yc
for some more veal, it is SO very good al
, am % very hungry"
allow long have you been abroad!'' sa
Mn. 81. Qintin, who had slipped off h
bib and smoothcd her ringlets; for whie
purposes had been most addroitly lookir
j. IN opposite direction the last three mi
utes.
aaAbout seven or eigiA months. II
fact is, that the continent only does for
Eeglish pceple to sce-not to inhabit; az
yet, there arc some advantages there, N
s.. Quintin! among others, that Of Il
due respect ancient birth is held in. He
you know money makes the man.
ihc vulgar psoverb has it..
~Yes," said Mr.. 81. Quintin, with
Sigh, ssit is really dreadful to see those VI
STARTS rising around Us, and throwing cv'
" thing that 10 ancient and respectable il
70 the back ground. Dangerous time
thsse Dir. Pelham-dangcrous times; NJ
thiag bat innovation ppon the most sacrc
institutions. am sure Mr.. Pelham, tha
yeur principles must be decidedly again.
ohese new fashioned doctrines, which lea
% soshing bu. anarchy and coafuslon-al
solutely nothing"
s.l'm delighted to find you 50 much
nv opilsionr' said l. 81 cannot endur
any thing that leads to anarchy and conil
eioa."
Here Mr. COmbemers glanced at hi
WS-whs roe, called to the children. an
aceonPanisd by them, gracefully with
drew.
"Now them" said Mr.. Combermers
d1wiag his chair nearer to me-@now MI
<eIham, - can discuss these matters, We