Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-12-28
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mon q uuuela,ousns~ and sncerei. ut,ed "a
gTorellnR chlir'n 81 The world bat On thar yer,
seeo1m sh' dh her BIS 10 dctach ihs1n from ,hei
hammcn. ~ a, l"as ihcir Mammon from them
which - all the same She lent money on high in
tfcn and good security end worked 80 dihgen,l-
br The salvation II those who borrowed from her
that ihey were always 10 become poorer an,
poorer under her minis,rsiion Blessed arc III
poor she would cXelaim when they were payins
Der iniercs on ioicrct III could have my way.
would have 'he whole town poor that they might Of
inhcrr the kingdom Of heaven The less peopl,
have IN tins world the more they will long for III,
world 70 come
II woull sometimes happen however tina, the pi
Gus mail was earned too FAR by her vrinous zeal foi
the iu'u'e welfare Of her ncghbors 20 that, whn
WITH her securities and her compound interest and
the wckclness Of her debtors. she would occasional
ly ind herself involved in dispute. and litigation -
Without the am OF Lawyer Twoezor who was uni.
veniily looked on the mos cunning psiiilogQcr
In the whole town she would frequenily have seen
inieror and principal slipping through her fingers
But bewe'n her pidy, and his cunning and obiura.
ey poor debtor was fam 10 bundle with bag and
baggage on Of his house rather than single guild
OF she had lent out should miss its way back 10 her
erongbox
should bc poor. orsaken. lost woman. my
dear'a nephew She would often say TO Tweezer.
If YOU were not here to take my part may thank
vh'n shall be able TO repay YOU This was mu.
&C 10 the ears Of The juris He hoped one day to
Ind hlms II sole heir and fancicd he should be able
to touch the right note when came to the drawing
cut Of the viii
THE PICTURE OF THE vIRoIS
Miss Sarah Bugle in her fits of devotion talked
much Of death and of her longngs after the heaven
" Jerusalem and her spiritual bridegroom vet this
did no, prevent her thinking. even more frequen,l,s1
SAL, OF an earthly bridegroom Slnaf her fy41E
- sa1. year ,ra, she s,d le1e gssts
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~ sj6owr sesN - IA or 49, CAV
bak6elcf i6oG .npsssSpf windows ms he Win, by
"a &2k&S+T hc has some designs she would then
'Ay Well. time will show IT'S wrong to swear
ahytNin, rashly' II L is 10 hc--wel the Lord.
will be done I'm in my best years NV name
sake in the Old Tes,amcn, was eighty when she
ehrs;enca he. frs, child 1t would be no blue won
der il 1t did turn on, so
Thus she would soliloquize. particularly when
some single man had been looking kindly a, her -
and this seemed to her to be frequently the case
she at as TO suspect every in the place, Of
EVIL designs she called II. on her chaste person
A, length for her imagination had been wanton
with her for more than twenty years--she came TO
look upon every single man her silent adorer and
every married man as her iaihess
II may easily be- conceived with wha, inveteracy
she detained against weddings of every kind and
how bitterly she abused the whole goddess light
minded male sex flor her quarrel was with the
whole sex and with what transcC ndon venom she
mvclghcd against the coquCiish minxos who had the
impudonce To think Of man before they were on, of
their leading strings though these same minxes in
leading strings were all the while walking about in
shoes such as are generally manufactured for dam
sels about 10 bid adcu 10 their teens
.Il L.. ~ L..
self assisted in the audablc occupation of prying in
to the domestic occurrences ofthe town and moralis-
ing over them while slipping their coffee In this
conclavc, every new gown every wedding, every
christening, consciCnousy discussed; and no
tune lost in dispensing the result ofther amiable
conabulations through every corner Of the town A
saucy slgn-Tantsr beng called on to paint a
picture Of the goddess Of Fame, armed her with a
bugle inst, ad of trumpet: and when prv-ou,-
inon, piece ofscandal became current was custom
airy 10 say the bugle has been sounded, by which
was intended 10 indicate the quarter whence the
report originated
II 10 these amiablc qualities we add the extreme
godlin,ss Of the ehaste Sarah and her nvincble par
TALLY for compound nier' St is not difficult to un
derstnnd why, with the exception of the said ancient
ma,dens and the four expecting nephews every crea
ture was careful TO remain al most respectful dis
lance from her
TIKI CARES OF LIFE.
She had No, the least inclination 10 die She was
therefore by no means dspeas'd with the competi
ton Of the four faculties for her inheritance No
boly game by itmore than herself 1t brought hel
the dllntss Of philosophy, the conscientious OF rcli
gion the protection of the law, and moderate doc
tors bills DR. Falcon was as dear to her as tn
others bat not a BIZ more so only when some tran
STORY niisposilon seemed hint a, the instability
every thing human. the doctor never failed to be
com" for the time the dcarest of all her nephews
Quick Doctor Pray come Immediately Mis-
Sarah IS dying '--eHclaimcd one morning the anti
Quaicd maii-Syp3u, oi tl.e aunt as she popped he
head ~ At the door NV lady has been look ni
mos wTechcdlv for some days
Falcon sHtng, when this news came, upo
his uup5drnin7 sofa and with his arm round he
waist, was ,ndeavoring to console his weeping 81
nan He knew iha, Miss Sarah was no, likely 70 b
very serious N her ln,niions Of dying so he prom
rsed the maid he would come immediately bu, r,
manned nevertheless with his wle to console her
Bu be- had liue success tins time IN his afiemp
., consolation Poor Susan wepi more bitterly iha
ever and the poor doctor sal boside her unconsciot
OF the cause Of her ioaTs
Come, b. oPsn-heauod your husbsnd my dea