Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19

and whsihet. that was nine or ten We
leave the fesdss 10 dstseasae. Contrary
10 the sxpcctstions of every one, Mr..
S~mpssn nr.ssWed long and truly far biz
vile. She had besn a thrifty housewife
and = nea, careful mother, and 81 used
w~,s husband and childreo 10 severe dis
c,plins, that il was doubtful whether they
would know how to act without Il.
Dul sorrow, like all Other things in this
sublunary world, mus, have an end. -
The children were growing disorderly,
aud were losing that tidy appearance that
had always characterized them. Moth
wg in the shoemaker's snug domicil went
right. The good housewives in the vii.
lags Of h. were busy in making second
match for poor Mr.. Sampson and, like
prudent women, they all pitched upon one
of the very sniipodes Of poor Mrs. Samp-
son, who was dead and gone. Susan
G,,wsn was mild, good DstNred and smart,
end all eyes were turned upon her as the
future Mrs. Sampson. She was just the
right age, had little property, and all
declared he never could do better; and
Mr.. Sampe,n, like reasonable man, be-
I'~v~d what every body said, and mar
r'ed her 'o
Ih's time, nj Least, tne ne'Snoo,s VA"
no reason 10 complain. ne sec""" "',S
Sampson was mirror Of patience, the
n~ighbors WIN ksppsssd in about meal
VINE e"s'o S"o no 'asss wv" Two oscso
aud butter, the latter article beiWa thick
~"onR" 10 satisfy the ~o"s esr"ss sc'
~ "r pre- s"o cshs, q" oec'"seo ne.s !
were u" "m"hrs-m-'sw pieces me
shoemakeT must ana wo"sd ne ""pPy.-
N'onshs Psssro away, n0o' inc P'eo'c
th'ns Oi lhe nr'Rhe1 were 70 oe Ve''neo'
Mr.. oamPs""s appearance was so'"e'
what eqc'Socs' Tor happy man u was
c"uam 'h"' ne grew in'"' o'o "o' whistle
." 's"Rh, o! M" M" 30 one" ~ "e uSeo
!" o". his step was hs''eSs' MI" "
seemed 10 nave ios! nue. o, 'n"' S!"'oy
"f"s"y WHICH mao formerly os'"g g"'S"eo
MN,
'ne nr'ghnors were co"P'e'ey a'
'aho. Mrs. sampson was s'!r'y Se'"
.,n'zeo' o"' nM"'"g coo'' oe oe'ec.so-
one was patience Pers""'neo. Ses"'
white the ch,idreo, accustomed 10 'ne
severe d'c'p'"e o' Me" "o'"''' y"
s'sne' '"und themselves s"o)ec'eo !" '"e
"''"~r sway :" s'ep"'o'ner' whose ''sm
TO con'r"' mem was 10 say inc 'sas'' >
n"uo'iu', since pubic opinion mas mace
sucn, now ours! 'ree rom nh 'es'S'"
a'o rrve"ed 10 me glorious pr,vhege OF
o",ng wn.'eve. "ey mao 'n'no 10 no.
T"" "'s. S""'pso" 'n'"eo, s"o 'o""'
eo' s"o wem ano :" one OF Nv" .""'""-
ces sesen nao me 'emeiny !" put" "'o'"'
eh"ss rnl'o "owh ce"af a" !" no Pu''
pose. ney were ms unm"naseao'o rs
p"rc"'" I" VIA cn''" broken 'ree 'ro" '"e
P"s'"r'' an" a"'c WIN me mrs' con-
s"iS"fsS "' ifeeoo"'' "'' o""Ps"n
c"o'" %" manage men, 'ha' was ou' o,
'he 9rs',"n ne mao never 'hought oi
o"'"e "hhe 'he'r mo'her was awe, aho
no" COMO ne now una, s"e was orad nno
gone Among INC "'a's "w"rueo I" '"e
Fa'rnrh .'a'' 70 wen perhaps MS sex
psee'"a"a' inc p"ssln''"y o' ms pass'ng
.'r o'dea' o' n"her'm,'"ws '". ."
,""aah' 'ne 'econa .Hf'' sampson; one
h"d V~" every 'nmg' "no nov "e' pa
"rre WAS conp'p'e'v exhausted.
One oay' lns' as her husoa"o was
com'nr :" !" ''''ne,' or,Ven !" oeSpera'
''' Wy "'e "ccunu,"'eo o." VI 50 many
"ns've'""''o en''dren, sne sooos"'y
s'""o hrfscM wan q nana'a' o! ae"Hock
'ops' ana 'a'd mem aoo"' ner o" every
sue, ~ 'he same ''me ofoef'hg every
Gnu" To 'ea' aoo"' 'ne q"'ckes' h'
.h's m"",rnt her husband entered, ano'
'ar RON n,"cn'nS' shs ,eso,"e'y 'o'o "'m
wnat shc nae done ana what she mean'