Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13

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make them good SUBJECT the shaker leaders were
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10 ms the idlIo" rephed mat ne had often hearn
~ That The shakers were mighty good people, and
soneumes thought hc should IKE to i've with them
,, rs ne had never seen mem before, he should IKE
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em saralB about staying and II they would give
pa something to eat and then LET hm go round where
4 was mind to that afternoon, he would tell them al
FL what he would do
INC mS.y'as accordingly soon furnished with an
80 teheal, al which lie appeared highly era,ihcd.
~sssFls, Tree permission having been granted him
80 purpose, he commenced his fambles over the
I'm through tic barns, yards and ouhousos inspect
- the crops, stock and every thing connected with
ne establishment with childish curiosity and the great
Dsi appatcn, interest often leaving the objects Of his
Examination and running 90 the Shakers 10 ask some
question and then racing back IN high glee TO his en-
pioymeut When be seemed 20 have satisfied himself
NTH viewing every thing out OF doors, lie went TO the
elders and told them be wanted TO the 'r0rtS
He iid not lee sure, be said think women NJ much
generally but thcv bad Go get The vcuals he should
PIE mighty well 20 GO ln and how they carried on
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Although t,is was contrary 10 their general custom,
yei The leaders, concoyinC they had the making Of a
proseYie al stake and evidently viewing the fellow as
weak minded, harmless creature. soon concluded 10
hnmor him IN this freak they had done 10 every
hing else and therefore, told him 10 behave well bat
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Quickly ayailng mself Of the permission, he began
she rounds ot the different female lodges making. how
ever bot bret stay IN any ono ull he came 90 the
room where Martha was al work with the small party
OF her companions. Here he icsugely walked round
reyeNiug with an air OF wondering simplicity the worA
OF these demgfc artisans making his silly comments
and, usut asking laneJy of irrelevant questions
and among The rest the names of all the different le