Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-14

New River, and call that the sea side -
WHAT lie hanJy Tor business There
you are sgain | never can speak Of TAX.
ing l'ne enjoyment, bu, you fling bus
ness IN my teeth Tn sure you never Ie,
business stand in the way Of your own
pleasure, Mr. CAudlc--not you. II would
be all the better for your family II you DID
You know that Matilda wants ses bath.
ing, you know 1t, or you had ought to
ksow by the looks Of the child and vet
| know you Caudle-youd have let the
summer psss over, and never said n word
shout the matter What do you cay D.
Margoles 20 expensive Not at all I'm
sure Il will be cheaper for US in the end
for II we doo'i 60 we shall oil be iil---every
ode ofus in tho wiaicr. MOI that my health
is ofany consequence. know that well
enough l,never was yet You know
Margsle's the only place that | can cat
breakfast at, and yet you talk OF Guvcscnd
But what's my eating 10 YOU You
would nj care II never eat at all. You
never watch my appetite like any other hus.
band, Otherwise you'd seen what It's come
TO.
VIVA, do you say' How much will i,
COST There YOU are Mr. Caudlc, with
your mcanncss again. When you want TO
90 yourself TO Black wall or to Grecnw ich h,
YOU never ask how much it will cos, -
What you never 60 to Blackwall7 Tia !
don't know tina, and II you don't that's
nothing q, all 10 do With 1t. Yes, you can
give a guinea plate for whitehall for your.
self No, sir, am not foolish woman .
and | know very well wha, Pm talking a.
bou,-nobody better. A guinea for white.
bait, for yourself, when you grudgc a PIN
of shr,rps for your poor family. En- o
You don't grudge 'cm anything Yes, its
very well for''you to lie there and say SOL
What will il cost It's no matter what it
, will cost, for we won't GO a, all now No /;
we II stay at home We shall all be i'll in
the wnicr--every one US, all but you !;
and nothing ever makes you i'll. I've no
doub, we shall all be laid up and there'll
be doctors bill as long as railroad /;
bu, never mind thai, It's better ,much better,
10 pay for nasty physic, than for fresh nir
and wholesome salt waller. Don't call me
woman, and ask me what ii will cost
tell you'll you were 10 lay the money down
before me, on that quilt ! wouldn't go now;
certainly not It's better we should all be
sick yes, then you be pleased,
That's right, Mr. Candle, go to sleep
It's like your feeling self I'm talking Of
our all being laid up; and you like any
stone, turn round aud begins 10 go 10 sleep
well think that's a pretty insult -
How can you sleep with such q splinter in
your flesh : suppose you mean TO call
me tho splinter land after the wife rve
been to you But no, Mr. Caudle, you
may call me wha, you please you'll not
make me cry now. No no | don't throw
away my tears upon any such person now
WHAT Dou'l2 Fla that's you ingrati
tude, Blu, none OF you men deserve
that any woman should love you. My pool
heart
Every body else can 20 ont Of town eI
cept US Fla If I'd only married Sim
mons2 Oh you know very well who
Summons H. He'd have treated me Il lIult
better, think tie was n gentlemnn.--
You can, tell May be not Blu, | can
With such weather as this, 10 stay melting
in London and when the painters mr.,
coming in You won't have the painters
Ing But vou must, and ifthcy once come
in, I'm determined that none Of us shall stir
then. Painting in JuIy, with family il
the house We shah all BE- poisoned, 0
course but what do you care for that ?
why cant | tell you what II wilI cost
How can or any woman tel exactly wha
i, will cost OF course lodgings, and n,
Margate, too, are little drurct than iiT
inc in your own house Pooh you know
that Well, il you did Mr. CaudIe, sup
nose there is no treason IN naming II Still
If YOU take EN- for two months. they
eheaper than for one. No, Mr. CHudIc,
shnlI no, be quite tired Of n in one month
No and 1t isn't true that | no sooner &c
out than want TO get home again -
1 To be sure was urcd of Margale, ihre,
wears ago, when you used TO leave me ,c
walk about the beach by my.eIflo be stsret
2, through all SORTS Of telescopes BuI
YOU dontt do that again, Mr. Caud'e can
tell you
,Wha, will do OF Marga,e Why ism
there bathing, and picking shells, aot srn't
there the packets, with the donkeys and
the las new novel, whatever II Is, TO read
for The only place where relish book il
al the sea SIDE. No, il isn't that like sal
whh my reading, Mr CaudIe suppose
sou caINlhai joke7 You might keeF
your Jokes for the day time think, but a
was :aying-onIy you always inleTup
me---lhe ocean always seems to me TO oper
the mind see nothing to laugh at, bu
YOU always laugh when | say any thing
Sometimes at the sea-s'de--specIally wber
the tides down, feel 50 happy quite as II !
could cry.
When shall &c, the things ready Fol
next Sunday What viii It COST Oh