Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-22
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ly induces more 10 call upon you, ihavo Inv
Ell IN your family said |, lor thirty years, and II
seems TO me- Mr. Marlowc that since the death OF
,out brother fate itself has conspted against and
NINE We'll, and what claim have YOU on me y No
claim beyond that Of poverty and yout humanity Il
have nothing 10 do with poverty and YOU know do
spise voiaries As he uttered this, loud laugh
from adjoining told that tho sentence wss
overheard aud applaudod boy his satellites. lie then
followed up the OF this ungeneruus expression
/ by hooking aud poverty, grued his Tiger teeth
together, and wondered why his foolish dead brother
had not left me something ! observed, that he did
leave much he dad hun, but 10 circumstances
alone ho indebted for all that he possessed
The will, you know supposed to have been lost at
the fire which occurred the evening OF the day ofho
burial The nephew died, as is supposed, aud the
brother being the kin. IN the absence OF tho will
inhstIts the estate. Circumstances, what Dc you
mean, slave-beggar-o Of my house iIolloa hote.'
rand shouting turously he soon collected band OF ruff
fans around him, whom he ordered to toss mo in
blanket
Father did they dare
'Dare-yes, they dared-bu, tho sigh, Of this knife
kept them a, bay uOtil was safe in the street. The
veil is rent asunder, hope isdosd, and for this
act the existence of that which ill damn him, would
have still! remlncd secret
~ WA w N'u Sl'"h' ''l'"
Nothing nothing no leaned his head upon hs
hands and remained in that posture time, then
rising and gazing around MS just awakened from
"cah' "s1eu IL here was hoVhng IN The house 10 eat
n Alas Wiam!---'
: 'Hracious heavens, are we TO sarve-sarvc in tho
metropolis OF the world we must eat Il have moi
tasted food to day
we were expecting you, father, but here Is shill'
c ing go, for carrying trunk ior gentleman up to
the hotel he gave il me and requested call in
% the morning. as he would have another job that will
r be another shilling
&c a shilling, tina, will do-go my son, aud with Il
is procure bread, the poor mans food"
l. The wind whistled around the old tenement, the
10 doors, partly unhnged, creaked and ratified the cheer,
less fire burned lower and lower and haggard poverty
i. scowling on every brow The scene indeed, was
n wretched enough.
The needy man who has known better days
n \. h. uho ,c,,n s ,p.a a. t"s Nv, mS',u
Or To do such deeds as make the prosperous men
Ill" up Their heads and wonder who could do them
, c,,
r, ,,o,. - d.,
That alight. on mercy's brow
Springs out Of the sy'y almond flower
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''''o' VIC ''''" was ~" ''e'',,s s'a'u
cros,hle ana oron G.no..ana ~ - ..ha
,vr,nnad ,hoi, oI,.,. 49,, n's'o w..
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~ ~ "o'"'' h"o"'ng '"a' com'o'aoio
o soo' o'eaS''s'' ana a sinng 'aco awaited 'he'r
e oNe'' again. VINO having no such induce
- " - ''o'' '"' ""sefou U" 'he" way as "
=, "'u,a o'''e 'en 100 soon 10 misery ana wretch
!. "' u a'e 'a''o' class han PASSED. 'he hg"
- "o' '"u "'' i'uses' WIN scarce suncien c'o'h
s " eP '''o i" VIC" a''ehua'eu ooo'es. Inc carry
s"' VI "ay a'ousea 'eh from hef SUMMERS ana 'hoy
y "eee' n'o 'ne streets IN 'he vain nope oil picking up
- 0" %t ps"'e % procure '"e" 'o'l OF bread
A"e poor are "o' CHOICE W ueF tastes hether arc
" ' y, ''' 'sA' sunni 10" nan frozen men ana
- ooys au aSseho'ed AROUND u'e London HOTEL await
,'B "e passengers from 'he morning coach Alas
w ey looked IN Vain ana her expectations, Ike all
our hopes pfod'ca'en on worldly 'hngs' were dissp-
Po"'cu-me e00eh 'ooh no pa''cngcr' mat morning
lJf"" me "otef'
among the greedy or rather the hungry expec'ants,