Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-28

7 10 satisfy the rather unpleasant sensation be /
felt ut he idea ofhaving INDUCED himself n !
a ride while his family renamed at home,
completed this days extra expense Of the
man who could not afford to take a penoj-
cal: The whole amount was jas, two dol
I lars
On the day Succeeding this, fhy cents
were spen, an liulr srif-lnIule nscs on lhe
next, twenty hyeceo,s, GA The day after near
Ilya dollar And 20 il went on day ult,r
/ day. week aNcr week while Mary continue
/ Cd to borrow from Jane Tompkins hor
magazines, newspapers aud books
One dag, shortly ulier the new magazines
for The month had bern announced Mary
called as usual gpon her friend Jane. On
her table lay Cooley and several other
magazines.
How much do envy YOU she sad
'xhal would not give II my inheS would
Ilake the magazines for noe as your Nilher
does Cor you but he always says he can't
afford IT,
Then Mary turned over magazine after
magazine, examining md udmlrlng the
beautiful enrrnviugs When she was 90,
ing away, she shid-'Afe you done with
the Lrdys Book yeiT
Jane looked slightly confused us she re
piled -
I've rcnd 1t Mary, but papa hasn't done
with it yet
no matter Graham or the National
viii do
Pm sorry, Mary and the color rose to
James face bot can, LEI goa have either
" them. The f,ct is Mary, to tell you
the plainunlh, papa has objected fora good
while to my Irudng my periodicals AID H.
erIry newspapers, and nov posuwrly for
bls my DONG So. But you can come aud
see me, MDry, and read lhcm here shall
be glad to have you. Bail noiI not say
that YOU knowIMiil wish papa wasn't
so patticular; but he IS a litae curious a,
! bout some Jhiusr
Mary fell hutI, not with Jane, but al the
fact. She wrnl home feeling badly
Your friend Miss Rivers did not &c, her
usual supply Of reading said Mr. Tomp-
p kin, 10 his daughter shortly after Mary bad
left the house
b ~, and am sorry for her, replied Jane
She seemed hurt and mortified when told
her hat | cauld not lend lhem. I'm sure,
papa, il wouldn'I have husl us nj al and
- woud have been such qualification TO her
Let her fa;her subscribe for them, as
d. He is just rs able
. Bot be thinks he can't afford H. anl
. now
S Thuks be cau'I afford il, Indeed J. said
z VIZ lompkins a mao Dho spends two
e VI lhree hnulrd doIlnrs year IN sel.ln
a du,gru,cs OF one kind aud another, talking
n ,bout not bling able to afford mneizlnes and
i newspapers Tor his family Why, II costs
/, him more for tobacco aud cigars than il doe.
1t me Tor periodicals.
n 'SliD, papa il is hard for Mary to be de-
u priyed OF them Il isn't her faux. She
b says she often begs her father TO lake them
for her but his only reply IS he cant a'ior,
n H.
t Ifshe were The only ono concerned, Jln'
p she might have them with pleasure, lcPhct
e Mr. lompklns But you sec ste isu} |
= is plain, from the condition in whi;h In,
e magazines come home, that they have gone
through TIE hands OF the Whole family
| That Mr. Rlycrs INDUCES himself IN rrnd
ing al my expense am very well satisfied
e for have seen ny'Godey' at his store NOR
than once
t, y rs that is the woTst Of IT,
s Besides, Jane, am not perfectly clear II
my own MUD that it is honest toward th'
r. publishers to encourage anything Of TN
C kind They 60 TO great expense md lobo
: IN getting up lheIf works aud certainly CIV
p, lhr MONEYS worth ~ oil who subscribe -
e Bll il every subscriber lends t1 hrs neigh
bos who are perfectly able 20 'u.s-nb'
themselves. and who would do % u lN"
could DOT borrow the publishers cin0n b
r. sustained, orwiil receive at brsr. bot au 10
adequate return For my pul, there Q
% scarcely anything I would no! rather u
ii than borrow newspaper or p'roi'cnl
4 never have been guilty. of,hat neanness "
and ~ keep my Prcs.ul NAL. never 1851
n Mary Rivers as has been seen wen, HON
N feeling very badly The more she though
l. about what had occurred the more sh" f."
z mortified aud really ashamed Of herself 70
- having lrrspssscd upon Jane T5mpk'ns 10
10 her periodicals. AMI neVsnlp'r' 70 such 81
70 extent as To cause her la,herlo lu'c5'rr" n"
hrmd hrr leoinr them any more. 70
al this fact 40 lhe case she was not slow 10 o.
fr
s. Mary. SAID Mr. Rlve'', rs h- eat Ih'
90 evening silrs'or wan. OF something 20 roo
Of or do 'aut none of The magaz,nr' ou' !"
lhs mou,hl Hasn't Won got Post or
% CoJuef from your l,rnd Miss TomVkln'
re-, 80. papa, replied Mary
5e 4 bought you wen, here today
ID 80 I dlJ. but Jane saws her fhhsr IN
rs 0rt.Ijeo her TO END the papers and nsc7
"a znes any more
a. 70 tas jsc1l4lrd Nh River, wi'
mrpuse and Something Of iniiynau9n r.
he 'Wuy was ,hatf
~ Il don kooW but Jane Saii she eonldn
be ls ME base them any morr.
be- I.s very s-lhs0 sal VI R'vers 've'
selfish WHa,haun could yo0r Testinc d
90 magazines DO ban. wonder Bot 'ha'
I.- ilu .ke soaie people They canooi bear'
ic See hers ,uioy hems..v,s sn- 0.. 0H
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