Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-02
ANOTHER TINE WILL 10 AS
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Nature never ssys this She Jog, on
Nahou, delay and Away, doe. her work
| 10 season
The parson puts of preparation fot Sun.
day, from Monday 10 Tuesday, and rom
, TUESDAY 10 "Wednesday, and So on to Sat.
ufday lie cnn write SERMON ut any
| time. The hr't Of the week gIi1cs away
IN v'sp, N amu.cmcn,-, IN bu.,nrss, the
/ las, Of the week IS to b. devoted TO study
bot company sick parsh,oncr. and TWEEN.
I,y unexpected AvDca,ions break IN upon
/ this reserved pan Of The week--no prcpat.
nt,on "a made for the duties OF Sunday until
Saturday evening, gtaiu, may yet be toll
erably prepared in q few hours, but how
few are the preachers o. such n g-nlos -
ycs even the dsH have a resourcc--an old
sermon wnh a nete text, II Is just rs good rs
I new made sermon. True for how few
would know whether they had heard n
sermon once or n dozen times Happy
dulness; lake people like priest
The doctor has a patient IN a dangerous
situation, he hurics to his relief, he make
no delay. But II no supposcs his patient
| has lingering disorder why, soys the
doctor. | can vl,t him at any time He
has assigned m hour, indeed, when he will
see his pateni any other time will do as
well. The patient waits until The time is
pnsi then he becomes impatient, II his dIs-
order is violent, most probably he is cross
and irritable. he frcts al the doctor, md Ten
to one the doctor lose. his custom, Then
the doctor believes with the Promptcr, that
no Tune will do ne well rs the right time
The Lawyer has several cases in court,
he can prepare them for trial at any time.
Several cuses stand assigned Tor lrlal before
his, he can finish the pleading at any time,
by some Unforeseen accident, business takes
n new turn, the couu urges forward TO
complete It, his causes are calltd, and they
are rot ready, a nonsuit a continuance, or
some other expensive alternative is the con.
scqu nee,
The Farmers fence is down, and his
fields exposed to his ncighbots cnule, and
he has a lrile Job 10 do first, he can repair
his fences nj any tune, before bis any lime
comes, fly or hundred sheep &c, into his
field and trample down his wheat For
wan, OF an hours work, he loses ten, fil
teen or twenty bushels OF wheat His np
pie trees want pruning, bu, he mus dress
his fax before he can do II, warm weather
app oachcs, he will certainly prunc hi;
trees IN a day or two, but he will finish q
lIule Job first, before he has done, the sea
son is past, it Is too late TO prunc his ttcSS
they mus, 60 another year, and h9T his
fruit i, lost
The lounsng housewife Lhes in The
morning in haste FOR lazy folks arc ever
Ia a hurry, She hn. not time TO put on heI
clothes properly, but she can do II at any
time She draws on her gown, but leaves
1t half pinned, her handkerchief is thrown
across her neck, her shoes down al lh'
heels, she Juaics about with her hair Owe
her eyes she runs from room to room slip
shed resolved 10 DO up the work and dfes'
herself, but folks who nrc sin,hod abou
The feet, nrc usually sipshod all over th'
hnnsc and all day, they begin every thing
and finish nothing In the midst Of M
POOR womnn's hurry, somebody comes in
= she IS IN fu,,cr, she runs into the mex
room, pins up her gown and handkerchief
; hurries back with her heels humping OF
} the floor - q dear, you have catchcd US al
, 10 the suds, intended 10 have cleaned 81
before any body came in, but have ha'
every thing to do this mornng-in tn
, mran timr. she catches hold Of The broom
/ and begin, TO sweep, the dust rises and s,l
frs every one presru, This is i'll man
ners indeed to brush the dus into n neigh
: bors face, because the woman /, very sorr,
T II happens 80.
{ Many neishbor ha. thus been ente'
f. taincd with apologies and dust at friend
4 house and wherever this takes place Dc
pend on II, the mistress puts Otto any tlu'
/ that is to no time, what ought to be done
the present time