Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-09
TElR.HO.NT PHOENIX.
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sg Al N, shogt~st and Srr,r,c.a DAYS !,
,,nns ~ ,.nsirnutov 40 4 elo~e- SNOW had
allen ON. days previously. and vlared un.
- ,b, roofs Of the houses n Me nicto r-csona
"a ursyuist cid town Of Belgord Reg,s
"a I,v n,;xcd ,,;th iee. ana trodden mo
-. a sietrx dust unon The hiohwav snaw
,oo wss sisiblg hanging in the grey and
~la,av skg. waiting oaly for saildrr wca,b.
*. the boar when The soi, south ives,
,hoult, seal upon the bleak nostb.east--,o
,s,ne down IN = world Of white featherv
faxes. Esd cos,.s The eadh Mi, as bdob,
l.srl. ua,iorm beauty. The streets. although
,os y,s l,ehlsd. uere almost deserted Of car.
,iage,, and pass~nrrrs--excc,a indeed the
rsl ,esaps liule boys and Girls tr;nn;rg
,oidlv home from school with cheek saj.
most a. red q. yAclsa. ia acosniorte,s land
inc n,ssirt se3 snersier troop 81 nanny. ili-
clad rrhins. who came iriskinr and shout
ing FINN the pond ai the top OF the hill. The
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NY Wy - -" ssssP'"s 'ne so'e ~ pay ~
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!, 40 an ;n.,,e,. .slio, A, .;y. The en-,
'f,,,,his ! ls.y;n, IN IN. d.sLv ranos 81
,ss,, ,,.o,,. ,.nde,cd ,en s,lJ NO.. oioous
4. n. w,,,nr dr.n.,;es which ds,Isned
x. .'..J.,,.. "a -. ,.J 40 IA f,-, i, ,ha
g',,s,I;,I,, oaIy s,yo ;nd;v;I,.Is--a roe.
-. a. p - 49, l-----.'-.scu
apOu lAgh stool. WAS seated at very bu-'
zine, looking railcd-in desk. employed in
rrii ~. bv The light ola single taper. in an
eQuaCy basinrss-like. lall, thick book. bound
N CT lkkia; and young man. particularly
sell. 'coking and grntl-manly. whose like
rlai q .ip aud who stood AT his side, pre-
isndA be occupied 10 arranging draw
To neh satin ribbons. which be was rolling
4 and fniolling. and doing ANONYMOUSLY his
very bssi 70 spoil. in the. eagerness OF his APP
pz TO his aiher's feelings,
les, sir il is but too irue-and thou
aa ZINES has she urged the fact upon me
lha poor Elizabeth is only servant maid
i mite amily Of our good rector. Mr. Sum
arI A servant she certainly. is but most
AOasfed and trusted one. Mrs. Summer
Wai - struck by her intelligence and sweet
1ss above dozrn years ago. amongst the
sd,Al the Green School. that she took her
Ssrpo Der own house. partly TO attend aud
Rfly n play with Der elder children She
SLATED their adrantagrs OF education-Dol
nd,ed the accomplishment which were un-
dn,d for her station. but those better and ra-
rr advantages which regard to the cuIliva-
tot Of the mind aud the formation of the
character and Mr. Summers opinion
ofllsT has bccn sufficiently proved. by his
hH'zey ssuoe the death OF his excellent wife,
aa' 'hr marriage Of bis eldest daughter,
Coz 'u'Fled the direction Of bis house and Of
rs tao younger children nnreservedly TO
be- charge. A servant she is. but Que &C
;aemcl 10 the Management of large fami.
Is. 10 the kernine- of the most exact and
sl0raie accounts. 10 the prudent and bare
hl Expenditures Of money--to every thing
n fAeH. that is most desirable in a trades
mas vic | speak now merely in a
undly i.oint OF view. and say nothing Of