Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28
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Doctor Falcon looked one way anil pretty susln
DOL ed another as It has h,,n customary for yoour
,,oplc to do itom the rtmo,ra antiquity tn doc
or WINS a very pretty fellow had ben TO two un,v
,ics and walked the hospitals OF Vienna Milan oni
Paya and had learned 50 much that there wns not
one OF his craft batter able than himself 10 pos hrs
pa,,,n,s ,o a better world according the mna lrgn
mat, principles Of the mos mo.lcm systems Of lle
medical art But science such tins - not 90 W. ne
ouirtd Tor nothing; il had cca our worthy doctor
nearly every penny Of his modest pairimony Ncv
er mind thought he To himself when CT home.
I'll marry some rich girl or other who may TAX"
fancy to become doctors lady and 50 both o't
turns will be served
But whit are the resolution. against the cIoquru
Of a puuy fcr7 Susan ns pretty ne l0'
could wish her she fch M h'S disposition
world TO become doctors lady bu, then she hal
money
Never mind my dear Susan = said the doc'or
he impr, sstd kiss on the lips OF the weeping mat
Won see a doctor must marry else people have rn
confidence in him You will bring me credit cr"l
il will bring me patients the patients money ond 50
they should fail we have good expectations your
aunt Mrs Sarah Buge, is forty odd, not Tar non
fny and rich enough for the seventh pnn oil h'i
tune to help us out Of all our trouble We may ven
lkturc something upon that
bhNxlovss9 susaffs snpshey had nothing to slgss''
Il nor h<x farserseiintr DOR ahey Ner~loh IN heny,h
'txsalwf gnaSiian Sus synNss toscr hsswafd
orrfa Fspcctablc ~rApesjon Her aunt, Sarah, WIS
also wen pleased, though fffsrsacrpl she was little
friendly to weddings of any kind bur- "~n- long ms
Susan remained unmarried she saw very clearly TINT
Y she would every year be Obliged TO make some pc.
5 cunlary advances to the worthy guardian and Miss
+ Sarah Buglc was rather stmgy as she was her
self wont to say, she had not penny more than She
7 wanted
d Well Susan became Mrs Falcon. and the doc
tor looked mdustriosly ont OF his windows io
see the customers pour into the house the strength
d Of his increased claims to credit They came We y
sparnQlv but IN their stead there appeared cvciY
h year a lulc merry face that had never been seen ia
r the house before augment the parental Joys Of
u Doctor Falcon and his lady Sometimes the doctor
$, would pass his fingers cogitatingy behind his i,l
d car but what could that avail him There was
no driving the Falcons ont OF the nest They could
fc no, Gu, their bread INTO thinner slices for the ch
id dren must live but the docircss made her sou's
lie thinner However they all seemed 10 thrive
y Their mother and the four lutte ones They Sh "a
IS wooden benches and straw chairs ms comfortably re-
ID they could have done on quilted cushions TN y
ne sep, soImdly on hard MATTRESSES md wore cos
I'D GA Irn,n,s being well conn'd If thry could E''r
r. themselves neatly and respectfully cled And 4 .
d was an ant IL which Susan was perfect adept o.
I'd ery thing IN her house looked pretty and u. =
Ie that Won would have sworn the doctor must hr
" been extremely well of How they manage 10 d'
ri.1 it | cant think3 Aun, Sarah would ofen cXclam
lu It's n blue wonder to me
ne Not tina, il was always sunshine there were day
ID when the eychcqucr was quite exhausted and SOM
nix times whole weeks would enpse witbou, sinel
dollar finding is way into the house But then
id was always consolation 10 know tina, Aunt s.
- rah was rich and sicklv and growing old and N
od worse matters looked At horne the hopeful ihc
his always became at the madcns mnnsion
!" INJECTING HEiRs
~, The doctor and Susan reckond rather too crao
"a denly on the inheritance Of the aunt for even pig
~ posing that thu dear Old lady had been so near p
H. hcaion as her loving friends imagined, still il
10y matter Of speculation whether her dear niece won
- or would not b. her heir The signing pair Of vs..
49, dod lovers stood indeed mos ~ need OF the mho
o. ancc but 50 happened that there anoth
~ niece married 10 Lawyer Twcczeri no'
- sneak Of two nephcws the Reverend Primarius l.
n gle and certain doctor Of philosophy Of the sau
>, name Their claims were all as strong as thos,
80 Susan and her husband and all looked forward vi
~ equal longing 10 the ascension Of the blessed yrp
M Buple the philosopher had perhaps least eau.
=" all he was rich enough and while enjoying n
a. d,icaci,s Of his table and smacking his lips after b
ID Burgundy his philosophy was perfectly cdlfyng
A. his guests We have proof Of has acuien"ss M
- work of his IA FIVE volumes now forgotten, but on'
III immortal entitled The Wie Nan farroV0d,d Z
49,, the Erds nj Life /; IN which he proved that thr
= : was m such thing az suffering IN the world tb
pain Of every kind was the mere creature u mag
alton ard that al q man had to do was 10 con'i
III, plate ever, oblfc' ou the agreeable side
80 Accordingly be always contemplated his aufi q
~. the agreeabie namely On her moasy SIDE he VI
-, aed her assidnouslv oh'n inytd her TO dinner
az" her ali sorts Of tt-bs from ms ktchon and
-" cordngly honored wIth the appellauon OF her o''
darling nephew
He would hnyo succeeded well enough with J.
y PHILOSOPHY had not hi- cousin the Reverend IT,
lhc manu. Buglr Ly moan. 81 he heoIopyi eHercis
cry great nhu,nce over the aunt She was very pio
irif and deyout comrrn'd 'he yanrtes of lh' world
On r,d he congregation q the 2odly. 10 which d
ire splriual buglc ~ um,r was heard 20 u'trr id
un- strain. and WINS nightly oomfjred By The Vsn'
300 her rc,Tcui nephew, who Joined her fr'qnon'l}
my her dc,o,ous End gave h'f pretty cl'ary 10 md
d stand that ,gi'i.p hi- assistance" She would hni
az difficult o. -''n iof ~ id'hf' bii"
n ats,de s. wepinP oy's II
,oyf ,oulg ea her pod
49,. 81.
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