Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11

MISCELLANEOUS.
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Tb. fl.o~ivsi -. lad pansls'.ar q good
article fen the Gtra.sn of g. Seh.,iUe.
The ,ovog woman .s,,. te' uts'ofe - moo
srr, .nA ,,,toc--aply lot iug'.u,ooe 90 tuir
.e'ld
The yess. nan ihro~. h,.susy Ike a hea'y
sselcs. tatdcO.
The rosns Somsu . 5e.iiocd Tor l,stfess-'he
young u,sn distressed.
The health % tbe Dung woman - ,"ps'"d 10
proportion 10 TIE. rpcrots &C Der ~" '''' 81
The Young taan IL increasing 20 TIC fa"e p'ef'f-
uCn.
Instinct sSs.cs 10 ,he heart "fihe }oung N'man
IN .e,e Of the re n,onstfauccs 1t her molhcf--ihr
longing. fot iose. Shs - affected physically ahd
morally. BIT Aow Gre 90, lhe threads Go ~bch
the good name Of Young $ oman lie attached She
mus, be silent. snd slfptess lef ardent i,clugs-
she nau,t .e,ui cold aheg sac ~ burning sho unsl
step bach ahcn her feelings pt"mps Der 10 - io'.
-sfd--abu ,nuet Practice Discrimination as tuiJ
ADD Ytiue.
ifilo Young wousu &c pretty the j, msde a
foolish ssutsi bs Gsu-fy, that dssur5ef Of Tie
pe.eefsl harmony 81 ;Ac female heart II sne be
honely--en,y snd mse,oicncc, snd perhaps a
,an,,y slll more dseus,os Wi.l make her soui tie
theatre Of tL,ir s,f.lrs. one lesson 81 dtsc"ni'hl
vii follow Auuihef and a a.oFiillng neglect "ui
destroy IL her The beautiful pcsi' Of her teA-Le.
nightly.
The Young man hnds every encouragement lor
the impetuo,iy &C his ustufc. lie knock. passion
s,eiysnd is let in--conpl,ing arms are expanded
TO he .ensuslity. The open doors even whore hc
looked tar locks and bsts teach him ca,lt To dee
pi,e ascx ,Ls, exchanges is most sacred trcasurc-
Tor gold, ~ weld them iu compassion or fcrent
snttesty. lie Gomez Ia the uulest conclusion th1t
all around is eiyet--that eli around Is deccn-
ing He now ranks al woman alike destroy F.
with IMMUNITY the gem Of Innocen nee ard iemorse
Ices, aysls himself when he may, Of he preroga-
tive of he aye sod oi his seA.
The young Noiuao Gc,if,e. wishes, trcmbes
wo to her IT she folloa her instinct The more
and more spreading cebacy ct man, opens TO her
II abe be not T,h. the tisuni prospect OF old maid
cnbood She seldom has Any cboic.-soidutn ias
she possess whom sic loves. The young msn
chooses--,he young woman Is tbs picture hung
on, among handled others waiting io' a Customer
IT, at last, che Gnds one Oh, she will often her
svlf forced out of he ayoriie place, INTO some ~
room for corner.
The yonng nan fsIls "No mattert says the
word-and he j, DO, os;ocmel the lees by lis CO.
,emporaues.
The young woman fa.,s-and by tie fall she
loses her better soli-she become, lmpudc1t aud
wieked--she leaves tie sacred circle Of morality
forever; and dearly does she pay for the ndoibe
biemish by her Tears aud burning pans--by shumc
aud By disgrace.
The young nan msrres--he beeoAcs 4;er
and commander
The young woman is a housewife, subject to his
humor to his passions, to his peeSishuess.
The young man reyels amidst the roses Of enjoy
ment
The youn. woman nov wife, minisiera. often
~, ppl oX q a
cation Of her master and Is continually m danger
Of pains and death,or sickness for life. The fruits
Of mq,rimony are 10 the wife steps tuwatd the
grave. Nature knowing her cruelty. gives 10 her
in compensation The understandable feeling OF love
towards her children her husband becomes uiif-
fetent-- IN the fall blossom of his age he find,
no more. in the person of his fading wife. those
undulating lines that charm sensushty. She per
crises. with pain. that the spnng only attracted
him that the falling leaves of auium cannot give
him JOY. The more he compares, the more she
loses. Morality teaches him how TO act but he
follows the voice Of bis unsuitable heart He Is
unreasonable and whimsical. Her duty bids her to
love and be silent If she is leslous, hell is open.
ed in her house aud tie world (called dty enough
the bad laughs al her. piies her at the most aud
p,rdons her husband
She makes false step every one agrees with
the husband If lac throw her oct " doors without
shoes add clothes, and abandon her to msery and
shame.
lie becomes an old man. Dignity md esteem
attend him-his confederate aonur m hun tie su-
thor Of many exploits or the grandfather Of hope.
fol ehildren-the >enerStion of his contemporaries
accompanies bim to the nigh grave.
TIL" wife became nAtron or daidoy-.lo
asss for her In every society she l. seen e.,
ua~ihngly and received Os coldy as aps,ere rir.
tue.
q woman