Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-31

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NeaI'y 80 A,.ng'- nI.a. !, ra, superb
u'uc,,. rnl ihc reader may hrm Some ,I,a
o. iy Unparalleled y! ni,r rom ;h,' brt
d''curton The tune was comro'-d Of
r,a Grraa velvet. crimson %. course. boz
!efsl 81 laI rom tie \ Allegiance and
lined Wuh Persian sam OF ~ u.1 .,.. .a!e
texture. The Woll.nE used WAS grown Il.
ptfssIy Tor ne purpose ~ South Chfo,ua
tn, hoop was decorated wl'h regal crowns
q pure gold tissue, and he American "a
g,c grsspcI tho Geo Washington ias''l 90
Nj. Rogers bad The ,ass,I constituted ,Jr
the ru.p.sa The young ,lcn, jumping
past the crowns. he ,houGht might catch
hold oldcmoefocy
Arrived OF Ihe abode OF royalty Nh
Rogers proudly and 10 Lllu.drd manner
nhgbt,I with hS "hI!us' aud tu,ctcd
though the porlcrs gate or lodge.
Porter (b,lhlD- hat do YOU WANT
1ir. Rogers. (smauIy)- Lady Lutte
ton. Her, IS i,U,r from her, appointing
mo 10 cal lh,s motnng ior the purpose OF
seeing the Qlc,n.
The bladder OF royal ar Earcl at that,
ii,icd his heavy cyciids, rose from his we'll
stuffed arm chair, and waddled to and fro
tor minute or 50, Us II IN an anxious
thought. AGcr lit Of stupid abstraction.
he pointed his Anbby lis, ~ the direction OF
vntlegatcd loolmnn, who Opptonch,d auI
SAID, "this way Co he went tn rough IL,
!erninnbio passages, tcrmuaOle IN corridors
these ending inn fight 0; marble stairs 49,
At length lie was ushcrel into an apartment
Of great splenIor. which we regret he could
not fully describe, for having an eye to the
Jumper" he began building II |, looked
whoa all complete, elegant indeed There
l. hung, all the looking la',cs tcdccIlng on
IT'S flr proportions Rogers bad been heard
to say, That Il ever PRIDE hlird that part Of
his person which I,, Immediately behind
his wnIs,coal It Wns AT that moment -
Scarcely was !, fixed, when glass door
opened AMI Lady Lil,l,ton entered. She
vas sru IL silent with attraction. Mr. Rog.
cts pulled his hands from lis pan,aloons
pocket, and ma1o bow. Such a DOW -
l. would have mlda lino subject for an
historical frcscc painting for the new lou
sso( Parliament /, might be called he
representative OF The American Eagl" pre-
s.nting tho Jumper ohvc branch otpcaco
IN the den OF he Brush lion.
For more than ten minutes, her lnIyship
Examined the Jumper, Mr. Rogers all
the while explaining lis use, when At Insl
She sand, Il viii 60 aud speak to her maj
os.y" Il IS all rlgh', thought Mr. Rogers,
nni he began to give series Of bows once
more to Lady Lltcton. II IS sad, that he
lost sight Of her fifty times, md quite suIpas
scd himself One Of the maids Of honor
prsnl declared that his numerous bobblng'
would have made the fortune OF an eastern
courcr Lady LUluon then departed
bu. soon rclnrncl and SAID, tia, her NaJcs
- " would be glad TO sec the jumper when
UPON MIR Rogers delivered !, into tic hand
o. a new ct Of port,Is, or rather foolmen
, who reloiccd ia cunway coats. sill, stock
ng, bag wigs aud powdered lluI,
Mr. Rogers followed these gentry Ihroug'
glass door, up long n,ght Of mart,
stars, until they reached another nparmer
n which vas furnished magnifccuhy. ia
= cIrpe, was 50 soft that he sank over ancI'
e IN 1t, aud, over heal, glass chandelier, spa
d k',l =, bright as Yankee g,'s eyes -
s The Jumper was p.occd IN the centre Of III
., apartment and pdy L,ul,lon presently ct
n tered She had been to tell her MaJcsl
70 I'm, Nil was ready.
X Presently the looking glass door oNcu'
It and IA walked 'bc Brush Q1ecn. s.
l. ives Pleasant IooN'ng parsonage, WI
Ugh. hair, far complexion, the pride
Ct the empire. Mr. X made very low DO
o. indeed, much lower nan might have h.'
D. expected from So f5'i Il ly,pnh.'can' ~
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