Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-06-08
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send her OUT of Feds way before she has sny susp
OF his folly
Bmwhy send bef TO Aum Tibe,ha' -
Because Fred will never hud h,t there. hc is 80
terribly afraid Of the old adys ses'Icgetrs that hs
her, and by the time Jcs,je tc,rns no VIII
have folly to engage h, attention.
The plan matured, aul Jessie who tetily fer
the need of change Of ait OF relaxation from her con
tnual lahots consented 10 leave her mohcr ior lew
weeks. Accordingly, bright spring morning
stage deposited Jessie At The gate ofa mont old fashion.
ed cottage which stood on the outskirts Of a village
abou, forty miles from the great metropolis
Where Is 'our Jcssiel' asked Fred when no had
watched in vain for her daily return to tho lhc
ing
Lord, brother, do you ink keep a record Of hof
entertainments When sho has finished our work Sho
goes somewhere else, and that is oil ! know about il
The idea oi the gentle creature boing thus driven
about fom place to place. ioing day after day with
her needle, and dimmlng her bright eyes over plats
and gathers extremely painful TO Fred Carleton.
The more he ihought OF II the uneasy he became.
Why should hesitate - thought he, have seen all
the pretiiest gls in lzzy's aud like Jessie MUIR
ray better than any Of them. Seamsress-- indeed -
wonder il Julia would like to hear tina, Our own dear
mother used 10 make six shilngs a day 10y binding
shoes when she first married 10 the honest cooper,
our father Yet should hate TO mar Lzzy'. plans.
wish lfad Some one to advise me. Now think of
il | will 90 and see Aun, rahtha tho dear good 70.
mantle old soul, whom used to ridicule much. will
now he my best counsellor So with his usual im.
petuosty, Fred started on a visit To Aunt rabha leavA
ing his sisters quite gnoran, of his destinations and lit
tie dreaming Of the expected pleasure thai awaited
him.
| Let pass the lapse Of three years. in tho
course of which Lizzy Carleton had marrcd the rich
and as,ocralic Charles rbbs, who the very pink
OF fashion, excepting his dislike of perfumes, anp-
ahy probably owing to early associations. The sis.
tiers established TO their hearts fine
house, French furniture, splendid carriage and plsn.
ty of servants, had fallen tho lot OF both 1t is true
the habi,ual feelings of Juas husband had made him
by-woId among honorable men, and Charles 'ribbs
mefe nonenity -the very essence finsipidty;
but these trifng drawbacks upon tho felicity Of
women of fashion. Fred Carleton residing al Pa.
ris the happy husband of a charming woman, and en-.
ioying all the pleasures of that gay city Had no
soon forgotten Jessie
One morning Lizzy entered her sisters with
open letter in her hand, exclaimng. Oh, Julia |
have good for you; Fred is coming home, and
his Partisan will Just arrive in time add brlliancy
TO our winter parties
Julia shrugged her shoulders. | hope it may be 80,
Lizzy; but Fred is such queer fellow that he is quito
likely TO have some dowdy Of a wife, whom shall
be ashamed To Introduce
oh no, exclaimed Lizzy, i have seen Mrs. Gran.
than, who has jus, arrived from Paris. and who saw
Freds wife very often in society; she says Mrs Care-
ton quite the fashion. They were wearing bon
nets a la Carleton man,illas IL Carleton, relingotes
Ia Carleton, in short there no limit the admira-
ton she exciting. The Duke Of Orleans had ask
ed her name, he mot her in her daily rles, and
pressed himself in very decided terms respecting hor
beauty the Duke Of Nemours has danced with her at
a ball. given the Tueries, and she has even sung
duet with the princes Clemeunc at ono Of the royal
soirees'
Can it be possible, Well iha, be the case. sho
will be great acquisition .e,yshe must bo
woman Of Some rank to be admitted into such circles
Of Paris
Mrs. Graniham thinks she Is English bot you
know Fred has always returned some quzzog reply to
our inquiries respecting her, and VIC only learn her
origin from herself; she IS quite distinguished for her
vocal powers, and though little skilled in insirumcntpl
music, creates quite sensation by hcI splendid style
of singing From all csa hear, ] nudge that Fred has
led eccentric life abroad us he d es ~ home no.
body knew when he married. blt afer living in re-.
'irement for two years after his feuru 10 Paris no
emerged from his scclusion, bringing with hin his
lovely and gifted wife
well. shall know al about her when they ar.
rive; she will certainly be The fislioa bu, should
like TO know who she s--howeyer she Is . foreigner
and thai will be sufcien, TO attract attention.
few weeks later Fred Carleton arrived 10 his
i've CIV dho ihTdu 10 see us sirlnrfi WOiDi m nc-
spite Of their lolies he really lHyei.
Where Is your wife = the first question
Al the AsioF llouso
why dil'nt voa bring her DOR hoo p asked
Mrs. DE Grey.
Because ! could'ni tell whe'her youS,d ike 10 70
ceive her you know nothing alou, her aud have 10,
forgotten your old prei1dces'
Yes but you certainly could not dlubl Of her meet
ing warm welcome forslihouQh We have never seen
her yet not isnoran, Of h'rlt reputation Tor
beauty and fashion. We are s imrt'ett % greet her
Fred come let 60 directly % see hcf'
Ercuss me- NY dear girls hrst imr rcssiDn' ars all
important, and have ide, 81 ,pur seeing ray pretty
wife when she is looking pale aui tratc worn pos
iyeiy iur,ads Ter receiving any visits of hree days
because wan, her 10 appear 100 a her charms al hrs
, GraHtham's D,usicsl .0ifee neat Thursday
Surely ynali allow her 10 see Der frlat,es.'
No. you 49, precisely ihe persons have detsrmin-
ed size shall tot untl she boxing perfectly well
want y'u Ia IN lus'iro - nay choice she has been
mech admired In Psr,, and wish her claim, 10 be az
vel Ckfsllshed herr