Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-05

Sod help you, my poor child said Mr.
Franklin kindly to Grace Winthrop; ian orphan
with your bread to seek. Yours is sorrowful
fate. ''ris cold hard world for the young and
friendess to struggle with, and would | could
shelter you from its neglect and unkindness ;
but you know | have scarce whcrewihal to feed
mine own
Dear sir replied the poor girl, gratefully,
'cal me not friendless while | have you and
Mrs. Franklin to look for counsel and affection.
know all your kind heart would suggest, but
believe me, in giving me shelter and protection
until lean procure situation wherin can earn
an independence, you are giving Inc al ! could
desire fear not for the future; for although
it may be cold hard world, yet surely it will not
deny the means to one who earnestly seeks an
opportunity for exertion and industry-and, as
TO the neglect and unkindness of strangers, it
can scarce add, think, to the sorrows of one so
bereaved as | am and she glanced sadly at the
deep mourning she wore, whose freshness told
how recent was the blow from which she suffer.
ed. The tone of enthusiastic sorrow announc-
ing such utter desolaton Of spirit and yet so
mingled with sangune trust in the future and
confidence in herself would have told even a
careless observer that she was young in affec-
ton, and ignorant of the world and its trials.
Earn an nlependencc,' repeated Mr.. Frank
lin, mournfully. as he looked at the youthful and
delicate creature whom nature never seemed to
have intended for the cruel trials fortune had
thrown in her path; there is but little ndepen-
dence, my child, in this world for those who
have TO rain their daily bread by their daily toll
But why he added, checking herself should
seek to dampen the hopes that sustain you {!
Forebodings only darken the present, while an
tcipation cannot tighten the future, and contin-
u,ha, ~ ~ ..,sa c!' W. no"e VI US NV"
s,,or ,h;s oa,,a..;s. NJ ''"" VIZ" ~ ""
w., ais Iom e ~ y, ''9 '''o
Orr heroine ,.as not o,I,, ~
b,vo s,a,oI b., a' nov o'1,y an Vi P.'an as We
Her father hal baan 49,, fn'iI'. c'n
and Grace had loo rna j., ""u
AMI VI az ''c
t,l1on ,ho,,, ~, .unc "a' w or
that was leG, hs w;don as bor r,mp S, Ja ar
,,l;ob ,hon,,l ""s a. ~ III VI uo"e''
tho nodor,,o ,',, T"I ntr, " s"Pp'y
Two or,hroo roass LoJ ,aeal " ~. 800,
when tho r,,dI, f,;,ino hoal,hi nr Mys W.
tbrop induced her In vield IN tho urront entrea.
ties of Grace. and sock far mora sk7fnl medical
aid in one ofihn Iarres, c;,;os han cnuld he sI.
f,rded ,bem I'm ,hoir n,iat ,a,;.nn, rho,
had. ,horo fire. t,kon ldddrir,rs ovar hool .s,nro
ken, nv Mr. FranhIin vh1 v,h his no"d n;fa
soon became Interested m the invalid and hor
lovely dauoh,er ,rhicb ;r,oros, hndIad into ~" nt
lection for the nnbannv Girl Whom she was Short.
left alone. frcndcss ana nnnro,ecrcd w,hont
the means 70 sunnIy her Jh;lv won,s TLav
knew tina, her birth and education entitled her -
a d 1erent spbere than that in which m;sfortnno
had cast her and thny folt ,bat sLo w.,s rs Az
ierent clav and sunerior workmanship from tho
beings around her. and with an innate ,onaros;
ty and refinement Of feeling So frenueoily found
in the middle classes for those wbom misfor
tune has humbled. ,Lov acknowloJroJ flo s,,
perioritv of her acnuircments and The eleTanco
of her manners, as much in nover,v as rhev
could have done in her nromdar for;urns ana
treated her with respcct and consideration tha,
under the present chromosomes faw in ,ha
weather. classes in wb;ch .Lo va, horn Nv Iii
have accordod bar 'o "'' '''' "0"'u
"A lady w;sbos 70 email. ,,.;,l, ,,o,, o,,
said the servant r. NIX Cnro ''' '''' -" aug
.Wbo can !, ho ~ III, hon. ,, ,lo;.,M.
Gore. with snrnriso 81, II y l,J ar ou,,,
womo, S,sar., no,,in,oJ N.Y. ". w.!
.You do mako s,ob e.ra,,',o ,.,;,,nI
.Ithinl sho Lo'' iaI. Vs.,
.sho sno,ns Ji Una az s''u VIC shi'
.WelI, woIIi; ;m,ors,,,,aJ hn. IT
can 500 M onn no' Xxi Io ~ .s
81 ,hinL n,a,'' .ho ,nr, ne, an' e"sageu.
r,r,ionIor m'aS &c, ae0 ~ "opu'
Iinnerod =, tho do". 'O'''"''O ''o gun 10 sne
40 as LiJ vom, ,or,,iol ,h. ILL.,. ;
tyeIv sSav am onaanoJ w Va ,"ni' nnp %o
said so at first. Van kna,v I roro on sa'u,u nave
before tweIyo o,oIoa,., ,'l M see a'y QUE
her occun,tior Who'll han,,aJ - 10 aoau, 'ie
her silver ere sbn ro,lanaJ !, i, Iar r noa's;
heinz mart If tho usrpl ro,tina IS L Pa" .,;,
dntes in which sh, ,,r;daJ tsaie ''.' oln''S
Iowinr any, ,hinr ~ =" "''o' d.
ma soryan, ;, w. ' hanI. w.. no, :,
.pIoaso ' 'n',a ,"''o paoN pttsenl'y wlh'
wants r. 500 a,"' wen VIII cue lc'urn she
ION said H.. I CIV az auve..selhGnt.
Toll her shn ,,,,, All ~ so,e'ness' pPose'
Tha lind Ioa,, o"i' ~ auou' tMo NUTS;
mont as sha so;d 81 . .ana sml "aneu mo-
thourht if Won nn,,li "u ' Ecu very '''eu' anu
you Il1u@bI, roneo,e% Mrs co.o
... % '''"S"' repeated Ars' rore' IN an ac-
a liberty. land nrsr "a" 'i,'ui'oa ,ahng such
mimi Ia as oa,,' l' Vs. "a.1 you 10
tbe air .T ',i,t yon, Instantly ana
In ahont t,," I "'',' nc; :, 'leeedSu,
family VIII cal, io ,ha sa,u trace winthrop,
nha WIZ can 'heh at Twelve O'Clock, and
d,r.c,in '.'neu ron 'ne uo0r, uncertain what
at Tho a"no.i, 40 WI, rIanh''h i'eu almost
" If's.' cNucNllly VI Tue CITY 10 tnat IN