Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-20
Mrs. Candies Curtain Lectures.

4 WINt NOuUtN y WI tftHAA ANNtNAhoe
We had made Up cur minds not 10 Pubsu any Of Mrs,
Cnudes Lectures tho ladies, understand, arc not
peased with them the last received is too good to
be loit Here itiss ftf I.FTu
Ms asdie uspsofHg that Mr.. CGndc las made ks pi
IS "oniy anfi0as as e'rysr % khsss isFSoriaeas
There, l always said you'd a strong mind whcu you
liked Caudic aud what you've just been doing proves a.
some people won't will, because they think they
must die directly afterwards Now, you above that love-
arm you Nonercnse you know very well what mean.
/ You don't tdieSt ~ Well, I'm sur, That's pretty
thing for a 20 az 20 bis wife know he too much
man Of business 10 talk but suppose there's way Of
telling things without speaking them And when put tile
question 10 him, lawyer he is he hadn't the face to
deny il.
YOUR will Is made o. not sanoi be alive, Mr. Caudle
10 anything shall be provided for long time be-
/ fore your Wills Of any No, Mr.. Caudei siant
survive you andthouri woman's wrong 10 let her ni
ecion for be known, for then she's always taken
advantage o-lhough know is foolish and weak 10 say
no don't say that I'm not good fora huDdfed-i rhan
you and another husband tho Whats gross idea,
Caudic To inaguc q ever think Of marrying again-
Ne-never. What That's 'shat e all sayP Not at ALI
quie 10 me the very idea Of such thing
lose, and 9lyey' wa fs,' a s9ow ssly VEL ms.
some DO marry ngafnibu; what they re mace o IN s"e
| can't tell Ugh nIrs
"There are men, know, who leave their property 10
such way that their widows, to hold It, mu1 keep wild
Nov, # there any thing in the world that mean
and small Il IS that Don't gquihnk 50 too, Cande'-
Why don you speak, ovei That's so like you never
! -
But you never were like any other man WHAT Hee
DO kHgtrf There ,--hats like your aggravating
way nsse, open ny lips upon subject but you ny to
you CT answer hr properly enough There yon again.
Upon my life, Is odd bUi never in the most inno.
cent way mention that PERSONS name that-Hhy caHf
leare heJ aioaeS IN saTe-wilh all my heart Who wants
10 talk about her don only you always will say
thing that's certain to bring up her name
'Whai was saying, Caudle oh, about the way some
men bud their widows To my MUD, there IS nothing
lle, When man forbid. bis wife 70 marry again With
death. Mean 70 degree It's like taking bis wife into
the grave with him Eli Yea nerer rant tkaf No,
10 sure Of that, love you're not the 10 he woman
up ia that mean manner. man who'd do that, would
have his widow burnt with him. u he couldusi those
monsters, that call themselves men, do in the indies.
9M.teI, !. . no mattel 70 me now you VI msos you5
Heurr gre you oLaHoe' HA you don't know my
suiion after all, Caudle. I'm not At all the womanI
feelings And a. we're the shhject dearest have only
one favor To ask When you marry sgain-now u6e
your saying that Amer abe comforts you've known Of
narrage-wbai arc you signing a, dear latter the
forts, you must marry agannow don't yourself
in that violent way, taking oath that you know you
must break-yon could nj help IL, I'm Of ~ and
know you better than you know yourself Well, all ask
h love because rs only Tor sake, and would make
difference 10 then-how should but all ask To-
don't marry Miss Prett-- Thefel I've done I won't
say another word about II but all ask s don't Amer
the way you've been thought of and AFTER The comforts
you We been used 70, Caude she wouldn't be the wife for
you. OF COURSE could then have the
er--you might marry the Queen Of England for what il
would DC 70 me uen-l IN only ANXIOUS about Mind,
Caude m not saying anything agains, her not al all
but there's flightiness her manneFf dare say poor
thing, she means no harm, and may be- the saying
only her manner after slisiil there nightines. about
hef ihst after what you've been used TO- woud you
very weiehed- No. for f may boast Of ythng Caude
u has been my Propriety Of all my life. know
that wives who noisl, 1t is very iile be vruons
Il people don't seem And virtue, Caude-no, I m moi
going TO preach about my virtue, for do No. and
don't 60 sbout with my virtue like child with drum
making all SORTS Of noises with But know your prin
ePles shall never forget wha, beard you say 10
fretymani and its excuse that you'd taken much
wine you did nj know what you saying the time
Tor wine brings out mems wickedness just FIRE brings
out spots OF greasc What did y0K sagy Why you said
this Virtue is beautiful thing women, when they
don make much about but some women
who think virtue was given EN-, claws gwen 10
catsycs, cats the word'to nothing but scratch
With That's What you said You don't recolset sgaBie
9dF No, that's il when you're in that dreadful state
you Fecolleot nothing but It's good thing do
"But won't talk of that ove-thats all over dare
say you meant nothing But I'm glad you agree with me
hai The man who ile up his widow. marry again. 10
mean man II makes me happy that you've that conf
oence IN me 10 say that Yen said That's moth
ing to DO with i-you We just good said IT, No when
man leaves al his property his wife, without binding
her hands ip'm marrying again, he shows what depen
What wife she's been 10 him end how amer his death he
knows she u greye for him And then course second
marriage never enters her head But when she only keep
ms money 80 long as she keeps widow why agra
waited 10 take another husband I'm sure Of IL many
poor woman has been driven into wedoek again only he
cause she was sPlied into Il by her husband will lsonly
natural 70 suppose H. II thought, Caude YOU could do
suena ihng though 4 would break my heart TO do it,
yel though you we've dead and gone, IA show you I'd
spn. and marry sgan directly Not but what it's ride
uous my Ahing IN such way shall no long hefnra
YOU still, mark my words, and provoke me With nnv
bed, I'D do H." ..| .'s "'' '' "'''
81 did no. conlradci says Caude, ubul suffered he, q,
sleep IN such issuance Psnch.