The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-18
For the Voice of Freedom
Popping the Question made Easy.

For the Voice of Freedom.
Popping the Question made Easy.
Mr.. EDIToR--The following eleoan
epislle ought not in justice to be Iongc
Withheld from the public. Il will, we
think, serve many valuable purposes. l.:
beauty and deicacy Of style will render il
agreeable 10 all; but TO the blshfu', love.
sick Swain 1t mus! surely be doubly wei
come. II he wishes to become better &C
quainted with the philosophy Of successful
love. making, he will there learn tina,
"when you retire 10 bed the mind is calm
w composed" then is The best time to
take the suffice! into serious consideration. u
Blu; if he is unused to letter>writ nr, ard is
at loss how 10 give expression 10 The fires
Of love, that glow on the altar of his hear,
he has here most appropriate formula
which evil enable HIM 10 free his mind
all M0ugh feeling incapable of it," But
VIII uot lNIUubb hS uSSSI IUl luz Ill (
sufficiently obvious.
Ia conclusion | will add that the follow.
is true copy of a letter written to an ac-
complished aud wealthy Lady. Whether
the success Of our hero was commensurate
with his z.al or not, we are no! pre-"
pared to say. w. F, w.
Miss S Your note came safe 10 hand
the 8 Of February aud | reserve it with
pleasure was very sorry to hear Of yoar
i'll health but when you resolve This l
hope you will BE- smlr! resolve your pa
pers now in oundance think there are
some very funny slorys in them / will
ende1vyr 10 procure the Saturday ewing
post as Soon as possible for you
Miss in writing TO a lady Of so Shor &C
quajulance though it being to lriend /
,rust I will eudeavor to free my mind ali
though feeling myself incapable of the
task hope and trust you will excuze my
weakness the happy aud ftcqaent oppor,
tunitys | have had Of being in your soce>
~ at our house and other places has given
birth to a pashon to which 1 have hitherto
been stranger not from insensibilily Of
admiration only now feel an arden. de.
sire all amorous fame accompanied bv
The most pure respect and honorable mo
lives TO pass my days with one home /
AN certain has independent Of personal
attraction mental endowments aud those
good qualities the hart thu! would render
her husband the happies, Of men and his
children blessed under such maternal pro-
lection often have my lips opened 10 impart
to you what was passing in my mind but
the feer of offending had impelled my
tongue to slinre all though This has n.
dused me 10 make this declaration end or
Ter my hat hand and fortune 10 YOUR ac-
ceptance pardon me bu, have mentioned
the state of my hart to the this letter will 1
hope be deemed pardonable when Ilssure
you with all due submission that it
is the irresistible impulse Of honest love
which thus nduses me thus TO adrcss YOU
4 am therefore encouraged though a |
stranger to make this humble achnowI-
edgement OF my love to you
pleas consult your parents and friends |
and when you retire to bed the mind is
calmly composed then take the subject TO-
10 serious consideration hen 1 trust that
unless fatal preeoga gemen: prevent that
you will comply with my request seeing
hat my desires are perfectly honorable I
.emain waiting with the utmost impa>
fence for an answer
Madam remain With due regard yours
Until Miss Z. w. S.
Air.
Y B an answer is requested without delay
p Nj Items of Ne,Cs.