Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-01

NOT wea- sncb a glove
A radiant creature isn't she p WHISPERED
Hal. as ,be rose from the piano
! .Verv pre,tv.' was the disappointed rcplv.
sVerv pret,vr was the rather indignant cac.
ulation She is peerless, unequalled, di.
vine y
But her hand
At this moment. the lady turned towards them
and Hal presented his friend, Mr.. Ernest Dun
more and soon the two mos, DISTINGUISHED per
sonages present-tbe belle and the artist million.
are-were promenading through the bran,
assembly. Erpes, G,upd his conpaniop really
bewi,chinp. She was wi,ty learned. brilliant.
beautiful-he would ce,tanly have been fasci
mated, had it not been for the little kid ploye that
was living on his heart, and the perfect little
hand he had seen on the door knob. As was.
his heart thrilled and -alni,ued slightly be.
meath its tiny treasure, and he colored twice
and s,ammcred once-,he accomplished Mr.. Dun.
more
The belle was unusually charming. She
thought she had made decided and most agree.
able conquest she had quite Il passion for paint.
mrs. Ernest would have a room prepared for
the exhibition of his works 10 his friends bv the
day after tomorrow. and would he happv 10 wait
on her there. and hear her opnon no doubt
her criticisms would be of value And they
separa,ed. mutually pleased. Poor glove what
will be tl,y fate
Isidore Allen was slowly promcnadinc ,hro'
the exhibition room. leaning IN tho arm of Er.
ncs, Dnnmoro ua u.s 49, ,,,,n a,,o. -,
chanted nv her ur.ce fine ,.s,o ond hor laval
ness Shs w,s yary an,I,,,s;as,;. anJ hn, ah
scry,,;ors s,,ou,od oo.-.. ;''I..', 49, i .,,;
v,,ed ,as,o Ernns, ,;,,La, 'G "'
a, nor hand !, oo,,,;,I,, . ~
and ,hnn,h, or ,,,o ',,,', ""s m m'. ~, VIC
h;s Lros.;, ,atI Wv s0'| ~ '"'''"''J '"'u-o"
.TL;s , - H., Al,
c,,,b u,,;oh h,,r &c. L''e
NV m,.,a, r;o"nv P"'"'''s' '0"''ue'
tR,,u,ifnl, ho,r,;f,,,, sail 1.;ao. J ,ho
tears snr.nr rnc,lraJ ;n,a ha. J, IL, 90 o,os
n, III, ,s ,'.,;'' NV "., '"'n, so"
no., noroo;,.aJ ,han, .,J ,t' ~. H.. Ja
49,, ,f;hn,a ,I,, o,,iI ~ :" t w.. .,,',ors
an or,;s, 0N W p''D ~ us P'
I, was d., ,;,,,xo =, d., ,,,,o ,;r, tho cum.
shine and tho nld vo',dan .,ons eThere was
tho cb;IJish s,r.oar,I .,,i,,Jo ,ho l;,,jo nl,.d
inn hand o,,on,i,J 81 ,ro,,;I, ,ho ,,,nci,u curs
n, ,nlJ and tho ,c,rr frn:,es thrown IN from
her Ia rre mourpful he,n,iinj owes. and over all
the rici, warm. r,owipr LIGHT. slumberinp soft.
To- ,,,or ,ha hri,,h,ly snrr,.yfni ,ic,nre
Precisely rexclaincd I.idorc. after REGARD.
inv !, an instant il ;s the yarv likeness of Stel.
la Nav. NV pre,tv little DRESSING maid. One
would think if conied from her inst as she look.
| cd piUht whom m brOuOlt hcT
home AS nv comnanion and assistant
.InJeed,' said Ernest with flash of surprise
and deliuht beaminy over his face; will you
not tell me something of ,o,r Stella May
, with pleasure for look at her always in
connection with scc;. Romance o. another she
is so peculiar, such STRANGE being. was only
child myself, when one day, mamma was Wis
i i''ng several poor people to whom snc ',efnent
~ offered assistance, when she noticed little
girl sitting IN the doorway OF an old building
+ weeping bitterly. spoke TO her Kindly ou'
the 'itt'e gIrl only raised mer mead moment
5 and then s"boed more wildly than ever MY
g mo'her-my dear mo'her-,hey nave buried my
mother was all she conld make her say
. Ionched ny her gref' ana ANXIOUS TO know !
, she was eit rend,ess IN ANNA entered the mouse
W'c.' was en.,ey deserted ana u'.nln;ne1
: VIVA, '''''e w'e,cn'n '"r"'.uie nHu 'e'i'a''eu
+. ,''u osen seI1'u Wy we n'.s"o"s !" p'.'"e"
, given the moor woman bcf,re she died. Tn,
!. s'''" 'n' F'o' "'"i'" "'''e e"0 ",e"' Nv
,"o''et nau oe," o"'''n Ny IL poor o''retS' a'l'
, the chiu was 'e't unptieo "npro'ecteu nome
less ana destitute Mamma look ,"e niue SUI
ierer mic hcr carriage. and brought her nome
y for days she refused an consolation, weeP'n!
. h",r, had h,nts" g u ;,s g.f R ", s s" wer
:, Ill ,,ar. t;nJ Nv har anJ ai,,i,,, sh, h,c,,n