The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-03-10

here, that Sir Thomas stayed with you weeks ut q
time and copied five or six Of them HIMSELF
'P'r'aps knows more of them family Portraits
said Mr. Roe with wilful exaggeraion of accent and
magnanimous contempt for grammar-'thsn eer n
one on ye,'
All eyes Immediately directed to the old man.
Mrs. Rayeigh who fine lady, and had never
seen so queer specimen of critic Mr. Roe, was
little alarmed at his uncouth pronunciation. And Mr.
Dillingham; Howard made feeble and unsuccessful
effort TO deaden the effect of his remarks
MY friend is remarkably good Judge of the fine
arts but quite character. Aa amazing humorst,
and very much given 10 quizng. YouN hear what
fun he u make Of us all
who is her Inquired Mrs. Rayleigh, in the mos,
confidential whisper
~ person who has grown very rich in some sor, of
trade. lie was protege of relation of mine.'
And You bear with his eccentricities iR h9pes Of
his succCsson?'
Exactly
j minds the getting of the whole lot on 'em can
give you The birth, parentage, and edication of every
one on 'em.'
'of the pictures, sir p inquired Mr. Tnter, taking
formation "
:, Bot where is the gallery Mr. Howard inquired
Mrs. Rnyleigh.'
why, madam, many of the pictures-in fact all
The best Of them, in London nt the cleaners: lint
in the passage the Conservatory there are some re-
mnining but the place is dark hope you'll rather
look Mt them some other time
'N0w IS the best, said Mr. X oe snrtinp nm "T o,,
see the family picters, Gus
Mr. Howard was forced by the entrenties of all tho
party ana leo the way to the passage where his pic
,o dIL "u's, '"r.1" 1 py MRS hayeIGh and her
anS Az; s anG ''' i'"'er' Air hoe' and Fanny,
There seems portrait of Queen Anne's time
san Air iinter, pointing to much bewigged old
history "9
Isn't that your grandfather = uncle the general ybo
won the battle Of Families against Marlboroughs or
ders inquired Mrs. Ruyleigh. 10 tell Mr. Tnter all
uo"u' IT,
.o,iaT ,,n az aoo1' ~ SAID MIR K"e' before the
~, ' c, conu make any reply 'One
W JuI "G S, ,',eu' ana we seized on his furniture,
ana o'o bi wilkins took this'n cause Of the oai
na'no lie was grocer IN the Boro' and his name
w. O" 81 w. ! c roIse,s MA maine
VINO LOOK mo furniture = asked Ab Tinter, and
WIZ was was grocer IN me boro' b"
.;dos IT"n as 'nu 'na' pleer and sight more be-
s'Hos, LnafG one on em;the young oman holding
an S o,D"go IN her huhd' and parrot on her shoul-
Il ,bsn,b, ,b,, ,sas ,,o s......;
had So"ngG an" was the oaccarlssa'hr Howard Abat
nr ~ ''0' 'i'''"y e'o' SINCE 'he time OF Wal
q told Won ,bo, bo ,,,os = , ~,
the last desperate srpgge n ooid 1aa AZ, o"aro' IN
But who ishe , lie ia =, verw ;,nnnSa",
To h. 40 rraa Wy 'P'ue"' o'u man
.lie is rich: the spccessor 40, Lu
the gentleman with forced I,nIrb h'' .eP'eu
coud mun,bo nnvih;rg mare tbs 90. oeiore ne
one Of the corners If rho nassa J rouna
earnest talk r . 0' ''u 'o'oeS III
ham
ness depends on i, y anne Is,nc,I, -, yTu' nuPP'
all, in the sharp clear tones of Miss Arabel.
'You arc too good REPLIED n voice ,vbicb FAM,
Smith Immediately recognized AZ that oc Cho,Iosy
You'll make my whole family proud and bonnv
when they hear YOU have consented ' ""rPy
'But won't YOU think Weld too soop. and ,,;,Lo,
having asked papa's consent? ,, "'O'
'Ah--yes-l don't know how he will bear the loss
OF such treaure. But he will reconcile himself 10
the want Of it whom he knows how happy il makes
another in the possession Say, when may call il
mine
On, now-ihis moment-any time'-said Ara
bel, who had heard noise in the passage, and con-
cluded 1t wns aunt aEsannnh enacting the part of A
witness.
Again thank you"-cxclaimed Charles. Il will
take !. IN my arms inns instant and carry down the
S'.sooo'y VAN |" "'r noe
AS you pease-and Wherever you like said
nuoe,' '"o""'g he'Se' oP"n MS shoulder 1'm
''ur E,,
ny, WE" a, N lhe name oil wonder Is all this
ne'e '"eu Nr h'e' hurrying on and bouncing on