Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-03


shls TO te discoveries. In shon tine hi, I
wound. wsie healed sufi, ieo, 10 penn, hlm !
to leaV, the cabin, aud make b.. way 10 hls I
gang, wllli tic promise OF returning ia Il" 1
, daNs fot his family As soon as he had
/ gnue. Mrs Arson sai down, wuh net infant
on her lii., and ths Tears ui moihcfly Affection =
/ believing us innocent ilc., 10 reflect urun :
what course 1t was hes. ~ pursue. She ieii
/ that she could never consent To take Up her
/ abode with land 81 lswiess tuboeW, hnd
rear her tihid AMID lhe scenes that wetc en-
acted among them sLC ais" Knew That she
could never reconcile It Win her sense OF
/ propIieiy 10 do this, and yet What else could
| she dot Could sho leave her husband-him
| whom she had sworn To love rs long as lille
would bod out, AMI Inn she dld love, not
withdrawing all tie iI-Ieatrent Size had
received from him Could she break the tie
that byvnd them, and leave them lotevot
/ II she could Go ihs, where could she 20 -
She had incurred the dIspleasute OF her pa
rents, IN marrying, and had not darAcn~j
,heir doors since She became the BRIDE ri
, Charles Ansoa, cal 30 ieated that sire
should receive no assistance IRON that source
linus situated, she fell Tint cold wor.s and
lrowns from Lct parents would be The filling
10 of her cup OF sorrow to the Orim, aud
there fore sire could MT consent 10 place her
self before tAelaLn The Illuminating stuIe ul
a mendicant asking assistance.
Z She sat lof n few moments, fumInatlng
upon her painful situation hia hen nnxIc.
~ for the welfare Of her child seemed To
have the asc,n ltncy over t,r mind, nd hon
her love for her husband and the hopes she
entertained Of lis yet being reclaimed seem
cd 10 bear away,an1 she wns almos, deter.
mln, Ito say with him, and share the dis.
grace and dlshonor which be had already
broug CHI upon himself Such is womnn's
love But MS the scene OF Lcaslly lntoXlca.
ton which she had recently witnessed came
/ windy up before her, che determined nj
1 once 10 lave the mountain, and trust 10
Providence for home for herself and child
She had bot few preparations to make for
, her departure md was soon ready when,
taking her clld IN her arms, she kncIl bv
the SIDE Of the Iowiy couch where she had
. often knch, and offered up fcrvcnl prayer
Q TO Almighty God, hunbly imploring his
J.. protection on herself and lovely infant,
Who is there that could have looked Up.
: IN this scene with dry eyclund nm uniecl.
{ M 'cIu2 II there rs such beng 10 be
. found IN this WIDE world, he is unworthy OF
. the name OF human Alone in the wilder.
s ness, with nought 10 love or care Tor bu,
e hS child far away from friends and home,
and exposed 10 cruel treatment from one TO
whom she hid looked FOR protection and
> support through the trials which beset life 5
palhwny-the wife inn incbriate, n rob.
Der, and hard hearted wretch. She re.
preached him not Not one word OF com.
plant was uttered in tia, shor prayer, she
prayed To God to guide her IN her present
~ Undertaking, and for II blessing upon lhc
head Of her wnywarl Husband ana then
rising from her knees with u serene coun
:, tcnance, auda steady eye, cvincing de
=. termination to pursue the course she hac
y Just resolved upon, turned and LEFT the cab
! IN trusting loGJd to find friends to take car,
, Of her child IN case her days should no, b,
> lcng ,hencd out to watch over her and guido
i her, herself, and she was fearful that he
u troubles would weigh upon her spirits I'll
-. they would bnng her 10 40 carly grave
- Her face was now TUNED towards the foo
E.; OF The mountain, where she arrived alleI
much toll and trouble, from whence sh,
=, travelled mile after mile, with her child II
! her arms, until she came near the subrub
- Of beautiful lille village, where sheresolv
Cd to leave her child aud trust for iuur
= wcl!s'c TO him vito lc..pers' The winds II
" the shon lamb, then rolling the nGn
" snugly in her shaw she noisclcssly op,ne,
a gate, and entered yard surrounding
large, and comfortable looking house
y cGtcrllly laid her child down before tn
= door. gave it one last, fond embrace, an,
-, placing piece Of paper with the name 0
,a 'IlDlleu' upon II, hy hrr side, turned will
., tears ia cr eyes aud left the yard Sh
adj drac,d her St ps Tor some distance, uutI
IS she arrived at n-at.lookIng farm hous
" by the road side. where she asked perm,
IT son to say through the night, which wa
" readily granted.
% The house where the infnnl HELEN ha
* been Jeff, was the residence Of iIch ol
tn bachelor by the name Of Timothy liu.
a. giles but WHO was generally known is III
nri Ihbors, by the more vulgar appellate
"N Of Old Rugg. Ia fact. Tvs o lhuds oil til
u" people OF HE village scarcely knew lLal /
=. was the owner Of any other name II
cc family cons s,ed Of a maiden lady Of som
"a thirty years Of age bearing the name
ed tlny, which WAS but moderate abreu
~, ton ol the more ancient name, MchltatI
w. who was chief servant or rather cLiol M
- tress OF the house, tor she took it upon he
nJ J self to See that all went right hfous houi Il
w. househol' two out door servants. and hic
,in-s IT, The temper and disposition o. IL
nj g. was 10, Of the miIIea cast, md 81
TO. very often found occasion % manl!,st b.
nc III temper upon the servants, when ont
l'n the old genieman's presence She h
'on lived long time with Old Rugg, A.
'ei knew that he had goodiy share Of Oh
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