Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08
RUTLAND, TIlttSttY, NAY * ta5

are yooog huS NOD uasmjtc 10 b. paieI
Itao oilnn,j, but he ls5ys hnrtasc 1as
80 noptuItnt
I,gp,ud,Gt J she repeaid eo'n!nty
aud her eyes, Nhich bsiunc had moved az
slowly seemed TO dtsa fire. ,,upruj,m :
All yes lmprudeut Ipr the tavenUus kiiot 70
mate with the noblel esglc or the wolf 10
sou With the kInsly hon. Young man! sin
Continued a; sho drew her. msuile around
her aud stood proud and .hrm, while her
qIIsering ip, and scornful eyes ovnced The
eonrmn .ho le6 for me- ! Dung IMAM
Mill not curse you, bu, cIcieuie the son.
iimrnis you appear TO cherish. hoped
that might norer again bear The voice OF
man AMI after soInul: ofso many years
nc first sound which grJc;s my ears IS tht
echo Of iho,c houM wori,.-,ha, fhe III sh
est virtue and tas no5lesl h!,r,s are M.
meaning terms, mLae vs.lih snd worldly
distinction defy their poAsyssor, p ,, ,fI -.
Stay, LADY, exclaimed as she tnrn'd
10 ,nte thcsp)t You wong me, lhlve
u,urcd no sentiments, and had I done s,
u might not have been such as youslpposc
Whit should |, u stranger in the county
know OF the lJrmrS occupauls Of this bud.
, ding J have heard few words dtolp j
by thu peasants, bnt have never made an Y
enquiry. Tell me the story Of thi, young
mau.
Her features lost their scorpful expIe,s
ion and she turned back and again seated
herself on the stone, looked down TO the
moal In a moment her coun,rnancc b.
came calm and s,n,ue.likc, aud she SEEMED
like dropping plant which The hgblcsI
breath OF air would bend TO the earth.
Young man = she said a, length have
you title and rlchr,7 il so, the story Of
H-nrek will no, pleisc you
4 have learned was my reply, that
these 10 not constitute true grqaln,ss, aud
that they canno, confer hipp,n IS,
A fam, smile passed over h-r face
Look 10 the South T she slid Sec You
,ha, long line oicoo,inuou. mountains whosr
white sunmus are blended with the clouds
and half way up their heighti, little val
Icy scooptd out from the solid rock. En-.
vlroncd by bills, this lovely spo, retains all
It's verdure when snows arc above II and
The plaza, below ARE dry snl ard. and all
the yflr iJug the merry buds sing IN The
bunch,s vi the cvefgrn'n-, nnd The
COLLIN FISH play aronui the mime islands
winch do, us cnnrming iiu'e 'hke Th re
lv.d the Did r,an 'rhorIock and HI. laugh
ter ella, II qild aud Igac,ful Iie; flr they
.o'iol for ihe.r dliy bread, aud bead WAS
never wanting to them. The old mnn I'll
led the ground urI his daughter, with hel
work baskc, beside her, SIT On a green ban'
aud watched the few sheep 'hich pasturet
on The margin Of The lake. Happy. for h.
had en- much the world, and had knows
what the world calls prosperity and the sc
vercst adversely nnl he birst heaven TIM
=, We had at last found lrlle nook where ii
would be alike exempt i'om b tn ovils
= and proul, ior he thought, and pcrhap
Il righ,y, that in all The Cnnlons there wa
d no gill so fair or so dulHul al lis owl
: daosh.er And UHa was happy too a
!, umes, ir she loved her l,her. and whcl
she sat beside hin and he told Der of
c great world aud Of the guilt aud miser
h which caiss in i, she thanked him wit
. her lips and her heart too tina, he had givrI
I her a home where ,cmpAIoL, aud s,i
. we're moments, many in number, when L
u la was not quite happy. Each day nj carl
) dawn ,she Iambled through the valley an
. c.aiBbeso up ibe mountain. kIsans IN
spaIhlIng, dow drops from each oprnin
V flower, but ipany unny cup was allied l
: gam with her ,nafs, and site sighed rlr som
, thing beautiful us iar GoAer bu, whic
uulilc II wovll lctlin lts beauty nnt lcsl
n,ss brewer She sal on the green bInl
and Nfchrd her sheep, aud her SPIN uI
h Joyous as she listened to the song Of u
bud. add bcBs hes young head tn catch II
lon music OF the bfcuze ns II stole ihroup
=, lhe reeds beside the Lake bu, when Il
bud had ceased hl. song aud the whi.pc
e ns breeze Mas husl.ed, her Halle hrar Iulo
bed sadly and her merry songs were a
iofooucd and she lonscd Tor sweet NJ
m gcnlle tine which would always Whisper
ncr soul, banishmg all her fear, aud ca
n, ing up only sweG and Joyous ,honght CO.
Aud when The purple clouds ~ the far We
~ gave deeper hue 10 her ruddy check, al
% She looked through the op'ning in Il
ta cloud and saw a world OF golden light b
h. You'd, she prayed TINT ray oil purer lls
1a might resi- on her soul und then new I
n ls,ence nigh, dawn upon her What III
ID news csi.innee might hc, Ulla could
~ tell She ,bough, OF The fboIous tales ~
-, Nhlch her flhrf had amused her in MA
cy, and she felt herself like one Of To"
- byauu(Di, bu, soullrss beings whose
=, can become immortal only ty beng Ink
~, To .cmuaug plrcr aud Gigrc b,iu'l de-
~ Nrilhef could she tell what thar SON 'h'"
-, Nhieh could lransiorm her, might be l.
ID she thought hal could she saz brewer
ou some lovely 'lstnn, OF ever d''"N
10 some mcloltous siuuI, cYcry d.s'r. "ou
- be .At..hrd 81 Uha IhousbI no. HSh',