Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-16

= SuC0 then heard n0khinS5 -
q her. Do not look 10 reproviinr ~ /
iady Mentor. have been irtsn;ss ~. q =
Tor some time to ealls.at M. sRnsss- 81 =. 7,
make inquiries abont her. M go, -, y.
has brought gus almost. to ..the sbnS., -
John boss glove lEianufact6fUkn Fk;s I.
must ~ Tie place Sion 0flA 5nSsE8s;;6asse !
Trace :, s l look through Tie window: I
that man, 10 doubt 81 Ross 6;inself
" n q 2 tlne head You might knoov,
snch man would succeed n ~ 1910 - :
let ms lot be cast where il vvaEEs - !. !.
would have made q Yesclute osna1.s Z |,
safe statesman: but here "a 4 h, -. a
thriving glovet, and that per6isaDs isinst
3 ms.l; nothing truef than The ttife Old
d IN .s u
Honor ana fame frunaae condition siss u ~ !.
Acs wen your part shess all tths honor - i
The old man looks as th0nok n
might Be . little tyranical tESous,k
Heaven grant poor Lucy NAV not hsve y
suffered from that trait in his .physiissg. q.
s,i,Io ss .g% ss ssasss.
Inc only customer is coming out /
now We have 9 clear field, let us 90 ip, :
Mr.. Ross, Ibelieve.s ss ,.s - !. "a
The same, ma am. tsss syxnss ss.s
I came. Mr.. Ross, to inquire altar =
young woman who came TO live with Won y
last Christmas.' = = -
] have had great many Young ~. wv
men living with me ma'am -. 49, ~
= The old mans humor reonire. 80 - - Y
Ge explicit Her name, Mi. Ross, was
Il II Hf~~ III I'd,
| Az, Lucy Wendall did come into
the factory about that. time. 20 81 ~ Nv
There was an expression. of Ross face face
at the mention Of her name, that .mi0bt..
betide good, and ii might betide. evil 81
Lucy. I" ] merely wished so'know. M
Ross. whether she still remains with 4
you 1. ~.s E.ssa1 , a4a A.
Was !, you ! fiisq a q Iasy Nsadsu
i. should think il an honor 10 call my w.,
selfso but Icould hardly claim that name
She was my neighbor, and Interested mo
by7her correct deportnent, ana great
dntifulness 70 her Cd parents. rs Roasw
made 20 reply, but funlblsd over sonaS 4 7
gloves that were on the counter, then
lied up the bundle md laid 1t on the shelf.
You seem. Mr. Ross, mot disposed to an.
dent has hanpancd q ~ ro 49, 49, 49,, -
AZ Would vo,, ia .s15s. -. ..n..b
l,ss hannenad & M y ~. TlssSss Ia ~
elbow 81 his desk Ana seec,ad $500 sS,,,;. i.
begin 4 stor.v. 1890 Y - /;
n Certainlv' \. vc,,id i, a sat
.Well ~, E Ine.. ~. ~ srss. ~ =
samv o me. ana 80 as aaHSH - sn sass4
not q beauty, but 81 coudelv and tidy.
hat she was . pretty resting place for
the eye OF the old orr young. She wan
as great contrast 70 the other girls IA !.
the work shop, as white y to. black. She,
Just sat quiet in one corner |; and minded
her work, and took no part ii their gabS.
bling. You, know what a parcel If girls
are. MEAN. dinging away from morning, i.
tli night Ike forty thonsand chiApney !.
swallows Lacy was very different she
MADE herself neat and tidy % the, morn
lng' ana did notiose halt an hour at noon
wnen the prentice boys were coming V !.
dinner, ,twltehing ont eun papers. md i.
furbelowing her hair. The boys and :.
girls used to have their Joke about her.,
and call her the little parson,s but she
Q. ~ preached in her actions and that :,
i what Icall practical preaching, aam,e
She was . little master workman. at her
needle Inever bad match for her since
! began business; bat lyou know there.
q b1t In this life,) she. gave me great Of
fence. She crossed me where \ couM
Io00k haa AL be- 80 So + 3s