Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-08
DEVOTED PoLIrcs-THE NEWS OF rnE DAY-oENERAL DIS

Do rou sspf'oss rogi vic ~iii 10 oonien, 10 rc,f,
"ou ue say seems which ste Bo@ adorts
ny wiie 10 oalr Oteying my wisho. IN leAsing N,
~t'ss'on which she loves have my rcAspB>. tel
va ny ue way What has become 81 or Jessie =
Al. Fred yos ovrh, 10 thank us ior manuovrrlne
yea Cut Of hat folly u NC bad not sent j.ssie on, Of
'"'' way 700 might have bcsn tie husband Of li,ile
swing si'l. instead ofelovng = wife wbo claims
princess pfaise
Perhaps might Larry Dot where !, lhe pretty
seamsites, .
u don1 know sise and her ~, ,iicr removed from
Their old residence after you saw hef here and
could discover trace Of them | suppose she l..
iSe wiir Of some honest carpenter by ulis time Bot,
tfi1 Us, Pred. when shall see Mrs Carleton
wen meet you al Mrs. GrAntaams soiree'
An 49, you think she needs the accessories Of
dress and the advantages OF lamp light really be.
bere you are hail ashamed Of your wife Fred
Perhaps ] am Only ashamed % my SISTER. was the
isafirg reply as with merry laugh Fed Cafc,on bur
usj away.
When the appointed Thursday arrived the sisters
toll Of curiosity repaired 10 Mrs Granthan's mansion
bot they were fat too fashionable 10 be punetual and
u was quite ~o when they entered the crowded room
Their steps were arrested by the sound Of a simple
prelude upon the harp they pause jus, wi,hn the
door, sweet, bird like filed the apartment with
melody. Tho song the fine ballad OF Oh Robin
Cray, which, when well sung never fails to hn ev.
cry hcar and as the singer threw her whole
SOU into the mourniul strains, all stood in breahlcss
susniion 10 catch the exquisite sounds
III must be FEELS wife, whispered Lzkv they
pressed forward 10 catch glimpse Of the vocalist
Bot her back was turned towards them and they could
only sec sylph-lkc figure aiiired with the utmost
msgnihcence.
How do you like your sister said Mrs Gran.
ham, as she welcomed her guests is she not all
pictured hertz
We have no, seen her, was the reply and a, tina,
momeo, Fred approached. What was their as,onish. |
men,, when in the lady who leaned upon his arm they
discovered Our Jessie
As he led his wife 10 seat beside them and listen
ed TO their gracious welcome, he could not forbear
whispering To Lzzy, You see how much am indebt-
cd for your mannuyreing; the partner of a royal duke
the belle OF an hereditary prince the song stress of the
regal soirccs after all is only the luc sewing girl
But when did you marry hertz
Ask Aunt Tabha.'
Fred Carleton had devoted the two frs, years of his
welded life TO the cultivation Of his wfe's fine music
al talents, and he then brought her into society deter
mined TO try whether beauty, talents, and grace were
not sufficient, claims upon the admiration of the fash
ionabe world. He succeeded even beyond his hopes
and as he behed her receiving the homage of rank and
fortune, he could no, but smile a, the remembrance oil
the Indignation which his sisters had once expressed
respecting so degrading alliance As soon as he
saw his wiie's charms fully appreciated, and was as
sured that his sisters had become recontied 10 the
thought of introducing her into society," Fred gladly
withdrew from It's frivolous gaieties. and during
long life OF uninterrupted domestic happiness never
found reason TO repent his marriage with Our Jessie