Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18

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OF .htes young ladis. The psuuonet va. ani,ous 10
engage ht 'mmeaiaiely, but the respondent f~riesedt 10
T" "nu' u, ha" 'atnea hef eharaetef from ue lady
WIZ ~non, she haa usea Neverthe'ess, while he ssc
IN England, the petitioner, by her own authority. and
%~ilhoa, waiting iat he permission. sent and engaged
ht W Dceemoet iS<' ihe ietsf 81 me lady did n<
arrive w towards we close OF we 'oilnw'ng ysnusry-
happily II was 10 The highest degree iavofshie and the
s'rp, though rash was not TO he rs,fac,ed. The fesrond-
I'M p''d no NOR. attention 10 mat yonng lady Than wss
onr 10 a person 10 whom he had oonhded The education
y nv osugh'efs' Nhhe ~ france, he heSuenty rode
WIN us wl'e aud children IN an open ~barouohe TO . dat
fyisfm, a place OF recreation and general resort for The
fioienunes' Mis. Ne ssrendorh, the governess ohss
accompanied them. lie fn,emprrs hui one occasion
on whleh she went on, WIN him and The children with
out their mother ana tb's 10 Impressed nron his nsemo-
~ by the following circumstance Poneiosl'ty 70 With
htms hapit, and o, course want of puaetasidy In 9th
etsis annoying IT'S wis knew uh,s, END oren put HE
Pahehce 10 severe uiais. Inc carriage had been wait.
ing long u'ne oil me door al were ses'ed IN ", and
,ePea,eu messages hsa peeh sen, without eneet ~
length The respondent ordered the eoeehmsn 10 drive
on they had not been long on the pleasure grounds,
wheh Mfs' JARVIS appestea IN sno'htf bsrouche, which
sue cent aud hired Tor ihe occasion, and IN waieb she
afove up "no down among the fsshionabics, pass NJ
nr husband carriage win an ar OF triumph and def
ance' In Stem a lew or no carriages were kept for
hire u he respondent always rode on horseback, "ftce
WIN MS wife, but never with Miss DE Nsfendorf IL
very possible that he may have walked with her, and
even given her his arm. She wasn pious good girl, and
Wen informed, and she spoke French, Eoglish, and
cernan with great purity. The respondent therefore.
derived both prohi and pleasure from her society. This
was enough to make his wife dislike her and at times
he P'uuoncf uehtt hf WIN hauthuness ana even
cruelty. The insinuslion OF improper Partially 10 Q
flourish OF rhetoric, designed 10 produce an effect boz
yond what the petitioner would directly affirm. Her
subsequent assertions the respondent proceeds now 10
consider.
On his arrival in siena in le2N, he engaged for bs
daughters on elderly and very respectable Italian teach.
or, who had been recommended 10 him by some of The
hrst families IN the city. Mrs J.rv's took an aversion
10 th's man. ridicuied him before her daughters, and set
them against him. a young student ol medicine at tho
ohi'efsi,y, having been ptescnu,d 10 Us, she took as
strong a likiDg to him, rs she had taken aversion 10 the
oiher-preised him continually aud would no, rest sat
istled I'LL he had been received as a teacher for the young
ladies'; Ihis IS the person described IN The petition 40
me 'rerinhn female . lover Boon ahrr he was receiv.
90 Is itai,an teacher, he sShsd PERMISSION 10 visit In the
family M'ss DE Nafendoif referred the request 10 Mrs.
'nfsis. She not only consented, but even herself pro-
posed mat he should hcco'npany the govsrness and tho
ebildteni IN their afternoon walks. According 10 Italian
custom ie returned and spen, the evening. IN a short
time Mrs. Jarvis became tired Of these frequent visits.
and her admiration OF him turned to dislike. stll his
poliieness was so great that she was unable on any Plau.
sibie Fretsat, 10 ex''ibit her feelings towatcs hun ex-
cept by increased reserve and eoIdness. During the
month OF January, ieJ0, our eldest daughter, then In
hef fifteenth year, had hcaided her iooi, and her 'npthef
Was IN ,he habit ~ dressing lib" burn - u" Psrior hres-
'o""tus 'he close d 'hht iionth, WINE tie iiahsh tea.
enc, was paying ms usnai vis'', te petiiioner ipiimAted
70 Miss De Varendofh that she wished 70 dress 'he burn
o' was prevented by his presence lbe goveiness
theh Po'ey asked MN ~ De wou'n s"p o"t oI the
room Tor a lew minutes, and on he rising, she conducted
nam through the servants hall into a small room where
we were IN the habit Of receiving some OF our intimate
TRENDS THIS g called the petitioners private apart
meht. III was no such thing IL was q foom ADJOINING
Mis-. Jarvis's bed room, hut was used by all the iaini.
~. Leaving him in tina, room in company with our
eldest son. who had been sitting there, Miss DE Varen-
dorm returned TO the parlor, and began TO hear the re-
spondent say his German lesson. Soon after our son,
who had imbibed his mothers feelings towards the ital-
ian teacher, came and whispered 10 her. She instantly
turned towards Miss DE pareBdorf aud STACKED her 10
9 some such language as the following "You ~impudent
r creature How dare you introduce a gentlemen into
e my Durseryi'' Miss DE Varendorf mildly replied,
8 that she had thought TO render a service by requesting
the teacher TO walk into another room that she could
d not leave a gentleman standing IN the hall; snd that
& having frequently seen Mrs jarvis receive gentsmcn
in the little paflor, she had not thought u improper 10
s conduct hun there. Her words were scarcely ended
. when Mrs JARVIS said, you would not dare TO he 50 ifn-
{ pertinent II you were not abeited BY my husband -
she then turned To the respondent and bryan to shuse
him with equally offensive language. lie reP.stedly
en'reated her 10 be quiet ana 10 iesve aia' ~ peace
u INA only rendered her more rio'ent' lie then spoke
IN u tone OF authority, aud told her 10 60 TO her room.
Shs replied That she would moi on ,nis DC oid her
n 'hat ~ she would not 90 qiieuy he vauie onlge her 70
c 60. And SO saying. his own rght sfin ueing Useless IN
q consequence OF IAN from ms horse on 10. z<o OF the
preceding December, he called the man servsn, into the
J PaTior. aud ordered him To aid 10 conducting Ms. jar
Z yls TO her bed room. The servan, approached the psti-
TONER hut did moi i0uCl her, He only eIpfSssrd the