Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06

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nnesscn'ia', years nenee you WIZ 'hank me
'1' ,ne au"ce ana " 'he i",ure prove
eionay' you WIN remember win pleasure
'n" you ac'ed no, rash'y or Diinoly' WIN
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doun,in'lyi "bn' really the proceeding
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co she' as her nephew took his hat and iei'
Tue mousse sec'euy resolving 10 ioliow MS
own no'ohs OF p'op,'ev anu gaman"y.
nero ne goes, pursued inc ma'ron'y
suslser. no. wn,' ,he better ior all l
nave SAID an, WE'LL nave done my du-
lv-'en chances TO one theyi ooth WISH
oe'o,e Tue h'st year. mat 'hey mao never
mel.
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ooardefs 81 MADAM ihuriows honse our-
ing several proceeding mon'ns' ana ms en-.
gagemen' was no seefe, = IN iaei' ne had al
'e"oy gwen me "eooing caro-, ana 'ecei'-
60 NY promise 20 oc among me Jew VINO
WOMB accompany ,ne o''oe 70 ehurcn'
Inc iulnlmeni OF that promise was claim
ca me following week 30 mol Know
'na' nave ever neen more oeepiy interest,"
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isrnes.' which evidently had It's source il
la loving heart, and which rendered him ir-
resisiible to Matilda. She, too. was charm
ling; there was about her an air Of purity,
freshness, and trusifuness, that quickly be-
ltrayed her total ignorance Of all sorrows,
mental or physical. From every adverse
wind she had been cautiously shielded life
had hitherto been 10 her but one stream Of
golden light How would she bear the
changei How nerve herself for the stern
err tasks that must inevitably present them
selves in her new home! wished her Joy,
most sincerely; but must confess that at
the same instant felt some mispiyinqs as
to The result Of the marriage.
Madam Thurlow aud myself accompa-
MED them TO their new residence it was
the preitiest house in the village, perfectly
new, had been handsomely furnished by
MatiIda's father, and everything was pre-
n.,sd 10 ,o.a;,a , i,,o. .o,nn.ns Of f,;a,d.
T. he o,sn;an s' N' y e'
:" III m N"s .a ,h $1,000.
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''irs all a eiream--ii cannot lasi--I wish
/ il could-but sad will be the awakening
The game is 10 their own hands yet. alas
they know nothing Of its fearful and inlri
|. cate mazes. They have staked everything
time must reveal the event"
/ ( Some three weeks after the wedding,
called upon the bride al an unusually early
, hour. TO inform her Of my sudden departure
|. from the village, and to bid her fsreweIl.-
|. My friends were at breakfast. aud, in com
n lpliancc with an urgent invitation, per
!. miued Richard 10 give me chair OF thu
4 table.
a But, after the FIRST expressions Of surpris,
/. at my unexpected removal, there succeed
ed a silence which was painful, inssmucl
:, as il revealed some jarring in the domesii,
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