Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-22
LECTURE VI.
cArDLI mas srrS MADE SAsoN-nas cav
pLG INDIGNANT AND crRiors

! cArDLE mas srrS MADt SAsoN-Nss cAv-
pLG INDIGNANT AND crRiors
Now, Mr. Caudc Mr.. Csudle say, on
you cant be asleep already, know
what mean. Is this there's no use, none
Al all IN our having any disturbance Abou,
the matter but 81 last my minds made up,
Mr.. Caudle | shall leave you. Either I
know all you've been doing to night, OF to-
morrow morning quit The house. No, no,
there's an end TO the marriage state, | thiuk
An end Of all confidence between map and
wife-if n husbands To have secies and
keep 'cm all 10 himself, pretty secrs,s they
musi 10, when his own wills can't know EN-.
Not fit for any decent person 10 know, I'm
sure II that's the case now. CsudIo
don't let ia quarrel, chores good soul tell
Inc Nhat It's all about A pack oi nonsense,
dare say; s,il--not that care much about II,
still should like 10 know. Thete's . deaf,
ell oh, don't tell mo there's nothing Ia II
! | know letter I'm not Z fool, Mr. Caudls
, | know there's good deal in 1t. Now,
Caudle Just toll meta iiulo bit Of it,
IN sure Id toll you anything. You know J
would. Well
'Cahjle yours enough 10 vex saint Now
cont you ,huk YOU s,e going 10 s,ocp be
cause YOU arc not. Do you suppose I'd s-
et suffered you 10 60 and ba made q mason,
III ! dAl'n think was 10 know the secret tool
Not Mat il is anything to know, dare say /;
and tina, is Why | am determined TO know 1t.
But know whs, II Is oh yes there can
be no doubt. The secret Is TO ill-use poor wo.
men 10 uIAnlZe over them; 10 make
them your slaves: especially vour
wives. IL mus, be something OF The sort, or
you ~ouldt be ashamed to have II known.
What, rlgh, and proper never need be done
in secret h's an insult to a woman for =
mat To be q tree mason, and lei hs wife
know nothing Of H.. Bot poor soul shes
, sure to know II somehow for nice husbands
they all make. Yes, yes par OF Tie sc
Gro, !. to think better ri all The world than
lhan their own wives aud families. I'm sure
men have quite enough 10 care fur-that IL u
they act ptUperly-to care Tor them they have
a, home. They can't have care 70 spare ioI
the " orld besides.
. "A Nd suppose they call you Brother eau
die A pretty brother, Indssd Going and
dressing yourself up IN an apron like turn
, pike man-ior thsts what you look like
u, And should like to know what the apron l.
lurl lnefe must be so,nslhlng Ia i not 'c
~ respectable, I'm sure. Well only visit
=, Was Queen Tor day or two. I'd put AZ
i end 10 free-inasonty and all such irumpery
a | know
Now, come, Caudle, don't let Us 9nsUsl
y En-, You are not IN pain dear Whai'si
Ali about What are YOU lvIny, laughing a
there But am a fool 10 trouble any head
. sbou, YOU.
And you are OF going 10 let me know IN
= secret, eli You say you are not Nov
- Csude, YOU know us hard matter to pu
me IA n pa.slon-nol that caro- about IN
secret ilssli, no wouldn't give button l.
= know II, Tor IL . all nonsense, AMI sure.
v isn't the secret care about rs ths slight
" Mr.. Csudle II i, the studied insul, that
MANY paws 10 his wife, when lie thinks OF ~
- ing thfough The world keeping something /
himself, which he won, let her know. Ma
ID and vile one. indeed should IKE u kno'
!, how thai can he when mans mason =
s. when hs keeps secfe' that ssis MN a"o ~
.e wife apart Tia, you men make me laws ao
so you take care 10 have all the best OF lns'
TO yourselves, Otherwise woman oue"'o
allowed divorce when man becomes
mason. when he's got sof' OF corner oui
board IN his heaH--a secret place m his mn
-ihai his poor wife in'nt allowed to ron
mage
Cautle' you shan close your ey" i"'
"eeh-np ~! '"fh '-S'es' Nv Wv y
4" some Of II; Come, 'he"s good creature
E '6e'e iss love m s1'e 'N'ua'e "o''uu
refuse you sh)'hing-anu you A"1" ~ 81
n. oughl to know H. oT ui' ZINE. ! "nF w.
J h7i secret . whom sh"u'o "',nA
eonhdins H. bot 10 my Gear hoso'"o
u should be mse'so's 70 keep =" N.Y."