Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15

Beside. he had secret wish TO show himself of 10
has old plsyioows, the natives and therefore yoniur-
cd TO let his eldest touch his arm and with her
walked behind his father and mother. II was a Gu
nous procession. The mother would feel little
proud and could not help feeling littlo dubious Of
the impression her boy was 10 make on the congie-
CATION. The father looked II, though the animal |
his own son. be should be glad to contradict it
the sister who had his arm seemed foolsh--how /
could she help IL n. Augustus minced along 4
quizzing the villagers with his glass totally nsensible
TO every thing but his own pre- eminent, importance
Little Ned the wag Of the family, strut,cd behind I
him, following in his footsteps" making stride for
his stride. stTaddle for his straddlc. and swing Of
his coa,ce for every swing OF his brothers swallow
tail II was glorious broad comedy, and as the pro-
ocssion passed, people did every thing but cheer the
young actor.
Were there none in sll the village 10 welcome him
IN real sincerity, and 10 remember in the returned
puppy ONT who had really once been a favorlte
Certainly there was one-the favorite schoolmaie
and playmate, the little girl, fine Young woman,
To whom three years previously before his transpor
taon the city, he had pghied his word, all the
sincerity Of youth Ofcourse she a, adopt
ed at the farmers house daughter and sister, and
union surely counted on, II il had already
taken place Ellen invited guest at every
Sunday dinner, and on holidays, and as her future
husband expected this day TO grace the board,
extraordinary invitation had been sent her. in addition
to the usual standing order. n. Augustus when the
service closed planted himself in the porch outside
WV i''s s h ,e,'a;n,anna NJ
tiers came out, and with them Ellen. With all the
sincerity OF a confding girl, she came up, ready to
give her, hand when he offered his. He scanned
~, 10 - "a - ..rh 90 .h;,d I hai;,o mo
/ have been acquaiuted--yes, do remember-vour
name is--aw-eh--;" and here he raised his head
and brushed up his whskers. Surprised that his
had aoun and he saw her ;nd;onan,v walking av,v
;,h Nd erec, aud Lou;ng al Tho ,vom ms tokens
~ an neil, annre,ia,ed and resented Ills fa,her
o,hor and sis,ers had deserted him !, d;sgnst-bis
i,i Lo,hor Ma ,y,;,ed ius lonc cno,oh N crv ont
shame and ran. and the group abou, him set up an
;nJ;gnan, hiss In few moments he was left almost
alone Some few bows only waiting to take last look
/ at the monkey
avail This ,s really cu,,inc !, foine the demned I'M
civilized clowns.n soliloouized our hero-..I shall
naws,ivcly leave his hole At once-the IGNORANT
sovages Human nacbure can aboide il no longer
He s,rolled across the roa1 and for lack of human
oLec,s IN br;no within the focus of his glass COM
menced surveying a bluff hill down which he had
many times rolled in play as if he had never seen
s,cb cu,;os;,v before From this reyere a few
Gu, haus soon disturbed him Humbled essen
tally in his pride and his pretensions he hurried to
his fathers house, with one eye bunged, and one
half his dickey spoiled by the unerring aim of some
village embryo Tell whose missiles were readily
gathered fr,m the in,er-coyered ground, and dis
na,ched !. nh striking accuracy
A large dinner party had been invited TO Farmer
IJ;r h;ns, and n iaroa evenino marty -Riuhi ola
,,nn,d ,to ,nr,bv nenne have been 10 have ESCAPED
from III. d;Iemm, Int in the country thew have no
white lies" to turn away visitors with The only
ne rroceed;ng was 10 face the matter out as al
wa! VI P lo,eeus "" ~ r,arnno ,n,l;ce in some
and curiosity in others would be sure to bring ali
Who were asked and more too The female mem.
VIM c,a;I, a,'u -; aconv Nod WAS in lis ole
%eSt Of f mischief and father Hnchns was-in the
kitchen lie dared no, face the group of vsiters in
the dining room. I'm, chewed the cud Of sweet and
e u's Io" w., oI Ii,chem chimpcv corner "They
come to see an apewbut they can, make menage.
ne ~ nv bonssTI,ll he HANGED fthey do. So saw.
le u ni - ,ho Ron, door omen. and pro
eeeded to Intercept his hopeful son. as he was about
10 enter the parlor
- r., AL, - tho L;,chen. Farmer Hin
Leading nm uirecuy 70 we shnar, and ,benc,
ehins there borrowed ms ~ne snus ... a h,m II
char and before ,ne Top cSaa ,,d Sue monsacbo.
4 and reduced his imperial TO a pebian. Nahum ex
Posuis'ed ou' u was VI ~ es 80 sha
the old gentleman shouloel 81 n,ut1 ,hn demoo,
= ken IN ms lace nv 'Vnple s,' U;oob;ns he
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