The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-05-13

/ Forest. The situation is well adapted 10 fur.
oish a theme FOR the posi's pen. IL is indeed
terrestrial Paradise. Encompassed on either
side by vast hills and beautiful forests. the val
ley iu front lies spread out like a rich carpet,
,esmiDs with the saye" flowers. The eye is
charmed with its beauties. while the ear is
touched with its harmppies. II seemed ss If
nature had concentrated within the limits VI
this spot all that could give erase and grandeur
to the scene.
| Badenwiller. as IFS name indicates (city Of
baths,) is a watering place and TIP ruins Of
some old Roman baths are still shawn to the
curious traveller. Al the time Of which ws
write, the visiIers who lodged at ths ViHe De
Cdrishrue, the principal hotel of Badenwiier.
we're consrega,ed under shady walk Of acca-
eias, near 10 the hotel.
Il think said an old lady, whose obesity
would scarcely admit Of her occupying less Than
three chairs Il think there is something
strange in the conduct of this Miss Morpe,h.
to come here with one but sort Of Govern
sS What does it look like
Not so strange as you may imagine, replied
another old lady. who passed for an oracle in
r,a,tsn relating to England.-her husband be-
ing a subscriber to the Quarterly Review
Miss Morpeth is English, and they always
travel alone. OF. with their lovers, tits their Gus
TOM"
What immortality" exclaimed Madame
Perscof
| And who is this Mr. Burns, who follows
her about every where! She pretends he is y
friend Of her family but friend would not be
30 attentive. ls must be lover
lie is very old at all events
old men always seek for matches Of this
kind This Dir. Burns is rieh I'll venture to
say said another.
How Infamous calculated Madame Per
scot. am but POOR widow, but il 1 had q
daughter like this Miss Morpetb. I'd
'Aher ALL" interrupted the lady who read
the Review, You perhaps judge TOO severely.
England is liberal copp'ry--ihey have the ir
hdbeqs corpus, their hustings and all this has
an influence upon their manners. IL makes
part Of their customs
| II is not good custom then. This girl 10
n eoquctte. Has she not turned the head OF
Mr.. Launcy. Such 6ue young man a. he is
deserving of better choice
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