The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13

qunrrels between me and my cuslomers,and seems
20 take pride in it,
Mr. Fisk then told him that it was growing late,
and it would be better to introduce Aaron at once
Whereupon Mr. Rawlcy vanished, and in few
minutes returned, followed by the man-scryani
and Wonmut. The latter walked stilfly across
the room, and seated himself on the rug directly in
front of the fire, while Aaron paused at the door
Mr. Fisk told him to come in, and TO take chair
which he did; and having perched himself III
very uncomfortable posislon on The extreme edge
ut, attempted to look about him with an air OF
total unconccru, in which he siInlly lled Nh
Rawley in the mean time beiook himself to long
arm chair, planted the end of his chin on them,
and rolled his eyes from Aaron to the lawyer with
look of keen and cunning interest.
ir Fisk, after "A few casual remarks, during
which Aaron so rir recovered his composure as to
seat himself comfortable, asked if he was acqnnln-
ted with one George Wilkins.
'Or course am replied Aaron, confidently;
'hayn't let him in at the wIdders twice weel;
reg 'lar cxcep, the two months he was away al the
South :!
Mr. Fisk made Il memorandum on piece of pa
per in front Of him. Now Aaron said he, j
want you to answer as accurately as ifyou were
under oath, all that shall ask You know my
object, suppose =
This gentleman said Aaron, pointing toward
Mr. Rawley, says you're to prevent that wilkins
from marrying Mrs Dow, the wilder, want the
same thing too
Mr. Fisk looked at Mr. Rawloy, who was going
through series Of the most extraordinary con'or-
tons of coun,cnancc, for the purpose of giving him
It hint to confirm the stony which he had fabricated
TO enlist Aaron in their interest Then whon,
paving the slightest attention 10 the extraordinary
performances, he said:
such was mol our purpose; although, five sue
coed, Wilkins viii have something else to do than
10 prosecute your mistress with his attentions; aud
may find his motions somewha, less Il, his own
command Than they have hitherto been
Aaron looked earnestly at him, and then uttered
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