The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-09-11
VoI II, No. 5. Whole No, j2S,

NO, 20, father, no; today, this Wpruiu" ~
you wish. rs wish 10 be away from here
replied, with sudden resolution,
Upon arriving NJ MarseilIes, my father
hardly left me time 10 know my feelings
lie made the make so many visits, Inc sur-
rounded ire ":gh 50 r1auy sources Of diS'rac-
ton. that | was NJ first bcwildercd 10y them:
bur Kind oflatigue soon followed, aud while
had the air Of escaping from, was ~ hcnrt
dcyOuced with melancholy and emu; the
remembrance Of Julia caused Gle irc.-
ing OF painful emotion and constant ir,'urCui
/ lclt hurt hy tie nature Of Our Udicus, "a her
taking Our separation 50 eusiIy ! wished ~
be happy away from her IL was thus h.t
| sought 10 break NJ the bottom Of uy heart,
the idol which had so much udorrd indj
sought 10 reduce passion upon which, az
one time, ! had made my future lr, s1cclS
aud happiness depend to the mean level Of
common love.
We lived in ono Cf those fine ho'c's lu
Cuueuprr, and contracted ca intimacy witt
nm English family, who had uligh'cd there
almost ut the same time with ourselves -
They were wealthy people, and went lu'o H."
best society where they rc-appCued every
winter, after Journey into switzerland or
tie Pyrauces, which lasted always C&-
lcl.y six mouths Twc"y years residence
on the Cou,i"Cut had quite nuturgi2eb vii
liam Nuah there was nothing English about
.'''', - + W. 1t'"' "ll
- ~ 49, 80 g,i,..,ri
mG!l- who couruECousy acknowledged 1"cir
forty years, aud can travel over Europe unGor
the triple safeguard OF their grey lai.s. their
spectuclcs. and their scotch plaid. livery
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~ ga" us 90 N'''.' w." 80
,''s '"""Se' me 10 entertain greg, u"lc' 81 OF
~ J." o,'"iE "cI ,' t"''-' sIie wa "o' cue
ny s'eit' > H',"uNV"' s.'GG " ~ r'''' W ru'
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S"""y my s'S'er !" '"'' ever! IS"! u" ga"
",''' s"e N"o"s' '"' an" 'e'.' ~
Ut ,HS "C'eI nave an oe'u ''''T" =" m"s,''
"hd h"I"'He C't'I. ""S ''c'' w, l.'9 i"o' IT,
'' : LCI 'e'er % "''Iu"'H' 4Ie'c "NS
oi'eF way oiai' p''"c"I.& hI'' II WIS" A''"
P''r' g." you. "o' S'H 50
~ S"S w. 80 "'' 'u''''
'er'ain'l sne VIII come; Anna IS gong 10
'"'.e "CF q '"i 10 pets""uc "t''
80 I"uec., must I"t re Hu.' so
H''cN' u "ou'u Io' Il" 10 lleSeut ~! sen NUS
d! Wu"'" not ne proper M"u"lhe o'tNO
h''-hi sHsPei' sIWGih'NG' enc is very re-
SFecl"u'e IIdN' yen !ou' ana s''e H'-'' h"'
INC II nh"' u"''" 10 give u oai' On HUI Ic'
count
Il ct It - very delicate piece OF G@U"ntrN
on your part, ard the ladies' gcneraiIy Ihc
such romantic way OF dolng thugs. Good
luck. my dear William
After once tnktng the part ola conff7Rtc
had TO take all the consequences. William
Neal made me Sometimes do duty with him
whole hour in the garden, in the hope Of
spying tie lady OF his heart, through WIZ
dow that nCNerwas opened. Twenty times
day did we ascend the stairs where lie had
twice saluted her: YOU would lave said size
iookas much pains 10 conceal herself as We
took to see her Al the end OF Il fortnight, !
had not succeeded in meeting her 1t was to
no purpose that w Villain Neal climbed to The
skyIight ot'hiS little room, tie terrace Was de-
serted and tile window was closed. Yet ]
remarked one ihinG, which animated very
much the hopes Of William Every time We
were in the garden the blinds otthc balcony
remained fast closed; hat often thought that