Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-21

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the eager applicants Tor wha, vas ip.lv lhri, op n
Warrants Son followed rs mater cf course
which had TO be- answered hy = personal arp,ar
/ 'uc" h'ior enyNtap,stats ,hus cantnp IT, IN.
tcuou Of q 'rrft tnuit' fcut.cn ilpu had ytt ~.
! sailed HIM Adl,d 10 ~, -, came the imro,inni.
ties of his landlo,d which w,ro met Nv r,srcnsr
/ which WAS d,,m,d insulting mud ,h.n INC q re-.
s'nint Tor rent The due u Of The athtr saved
the son tbs prostJat'on sud disgrace
/ The ,f'c, of nll this WIS ro drive fnr away
from their dwelling the sweet nua, Of r, act nnd
cont ntm.nt Fru,d md ouhl i d,,rly in ne.
qard Ia his ptcsen, condhcn End future ptosn,cts
Charles had no sniling woid for his wia. HI.
Of course painted her deeply Bot she tendlv
found relief fem pressnt rcanv in the world of
! pure romance The more powerful 6riinus of
the day especially the highly wrought d,alti,s
Of Bulwct and those ofhis class introduced her
into world above that in which she dW,h md
There she lnc,rd the crenrcs portion Of her
time UNCONSCIOUS Of the calls Of duty, or the claims
ofatl,cii.n
! single year sufliccd 10 break them up entire.
! lv Expenses far beyond their income which
rose to about three hundred dollars during The
frs, year Of Charles practice nj the bar brourh,
! warrants aud executions which the faihcr had
no power to STAY To satisfy these. furniture and
! library had TO be- sold and Charles md his wife
chlld and his purse, which latter Adelaide would
retain were thrown upon old Mr. Fcnwick. for
support
For four years did they remain n burden upon
the father during which time unstimulated TO
exe'lon by pressing necessities Charles mndc
bat little progress MS a lawyer pity cases he
dcsps,d and generally refused 10 undcr,nkc, and
thos' Of more importance were not uus,,d 10 one
who had not vet proved himself worthy of high
degree of legal confd, At the end Of that
time both his father and mother were Suddenly re.
moved to the world of spirits and he was again
thrown upon his own n'ourccs
With no one now TO che Ct, them in anv thing,
Charles and his wife, after calculating the rcsnlis
Of the mex, years legal ef;nts Il fully justified
in renting hand Some house and furnishing It
on credit The proceeds Of the years practice
| rose but little above four bundled dollars and ut
its conclusion they found themselves involved IN
n new debt Of three thousarddollars Thtncamo
another brakng up with all Of lis harrow inr
Consequence nc's which 10 =, rsons #
their habits and modes Of thinking are So dr,plv
, m rifying- followed tyrheir shrinking away
with m'nqcr remnant Of ,heil furniture into
conri" Of rooms in nn 81 scurc Tart % The town
ADJ 1:dr' snd the husl and Que morning ms he
reused Inns II from raln'pl rcverie.
vii What do w" wont OBJ. ,'ek.d nIatrac,-
'dlV lifting her eyes with reluctant air from
the pages Of n novel
y ell ~
up your hook if Won ploasc'
WONT some ohor time do ms w,l7 have
just rot into the mill MOS, interesting scene
No wish to talk with Won now
wei say on the wifr rrioinod closinp the
book IN her hand wHh her thumb resting upon
the page that sill remained her thouohis and as
snmlng an attitude Of reluctant ancnon.
There is a school vacant al W. some
twenty m,i'ss from the city Tho salary IS ciqht
hnndl'd dollars year with house and rardcn
included. can get the situation if will except
of it,
And sink to the condition ola miserable coun-
try pcdagogcF
And support my fmilv comfortably and hon
esilv' Fenwick replied in tone of bitterness
PRECIOUS little comfort will Your family eNpe-
ricnce lmmufd in an obscure country village,
without sinpl" congonal ossociaic VIVA, in
the name Of wonder has pnt that into your bend
'Ad'aidcl | cannot succeed at the bar-at
least not for years OF that am fully satisfied
1t IS absolutely necessary. therefore. that should
turn my attention 10 somrhing thu, will supply
the pressing demands ofmv family
But surely Won can oct into something beter
than the Office Of a schoomaser to the sons Of
clodpolrs'
Name something
I'm sure cnnnot tell That is a matter for
you TO think about and sf.saving Mrs Fenwck
reopencd her book md commenced poring over
The pages Of the lightiul work she held IN her
hand
lrriated md half Disguised at this a severe re.
proof trcnhlcd on his tongue but he suppressed
H. ln few minutes alrr be arose and tn the
apartment without his wife seeming to notice The
movement
Good morning Mr. Fenwck said a well
known individual, coming into the lawyer's office
a few minutes after he had hlns n cnlcrod That
trial comes on this afternoon at precisely four o.
clock
WcIl John cannot help it. The d~h i.
Jua one, but have no means Of meeting it
now
Try. and DO so If you can Mr. Fsnwck.
ior tn" plaintiff Is very much irriisted about the
matter, and he vii Fash the thing TO ca,rem,
tics
should be sorry. h1t ifso IL him rs, hi. own
pleasure Take nothing from nothing and nothing
fcm1ins
You had better come then with security NJ
Fenwick FOR my orders are. 10 have an execution
'ss1'd lg1ins' your person as soon as lbe ease i
deciled
'You are not IN 'anrs J1hnT su4l.uly ,iacu.
lated lhe hWyer. ri-.ng'o his CT and loolng ~
'hc humble minister 9th, ltW with n yllo chrek
'n1 q1'rer'ng ~ 'S1rIv Nj is pt going
to pp-h mfners 10 80 meal ior an 'ur'uiyP
'sseh b. positively derlfps Is his fixed d,ier-
Inin1fon So holi yo1fs,lf prepared sif % met