The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-24

he would be- glad a. be- diminished, and per.
hats change places with the least important
Gf hi- mbiocls. The p0asersinn ri unuucsion-
able authority almost makes him responsible
ipr tho happincs- uf lhr household. 80 sun
shine b. sp cheering ~ ihr cuuntrnhncc nf %
father who il feared ns well a. loved brow
ci0udrd via care, q mind t01 much absorbed
hy rrhrmcs nf gain or ambition a. lc able a.
uuhrnl ii-rlfin the dmueSfr circle, temper
which yaillafc- between impotence under
annoyance, aud tho decision which puttrth an
end 90 H. q disposition % Indulgence which
haf nu better iuuudltion than mere indulcurr,
Hpd which b., therefore, sure "a be- unequal
These are all forbidden to him wlnsc right IL
h "a rule. ln short uur-r be- rule hint-rf
ho b obviously unfit a. rule yhudy else; pen
that 10 asstimr this high position under law
aud gospel, i- io outer iutn lslud- tp ho gopl
wirTrh HUVrHr 1T JTT n tTTTr uifrTt IuTiTIFr ttTU
duty of Obedience q the uthcrfidc.
One rrasGu, certainly, wlW there b. lr--
househpld feeling than iurucrly,ls that Young
married people, at preset, think Il necessary
a. begin life Whorrthpir lthcn lrt nil wilh
q complete establishment and NOT loop holc
lcii rlr lhu.o litllr plant Uf future addition tn
domestic comfort or luNulir, which l1ycsuch
% pleasant stimulus Ia economy, aud confer
30 tender a value ~ the fhiugs purchased los
means Of au especial ,cltdoua iu another
quarter. Charlie Lamb, who was adept iu
thcsf gentle philu-ophlc- .nid that uilor be-
had the ability tu buy choirp book when hc
chose, tho Indulgence bad somehow, lost it-
swoctnc-., aud brought nothing ol the relish
tl,at used to ott'ui q p6rlaso all'i hc aud
Mary had hocu looking nnd longing. aud AZ
last nul, dared hu, upon the strength of days
or weeks crouumilinp. Ihi. i-a secret worth
learning hy thu-c who would get the Gll ha
,or of life, and make homu the centre ot q
thousand delightful Interests and memories.
liutall Chi, g. suppp-ing that to please our
selves, and not the world, our object, Ih,
world bag. leave tu 6rlrr mltirr, more ~
uuually for us, ~curuiug natures plan 81
pushing the Hrdlliug from the parental nee
before his wings are full grown, IN nulrr lha
be- ya, strengthen nnd cuiuy them the hrttcI
through ucyr.-in ofclurt il demands at least
the appearance ut indrGrudpu, maturity an,
scouts ans idea oi growth iu the matter of
i,-,lrr-- Atl ',lt-ti- ,,r-,. the +,.t.,,ati.,'
plnmagc often leave, the wcarcr chilled au,
uncomfortable, though uncup~cious why. W.
might learn better notions from the srort.
man, for be- knows that the pleasure j. in th
chase, not the dinner
IN thus attempting hinty to shadow ioytl
the difference between house and home w.
y have una,oidrdlN htuachpd -nnc uulopula
sulio,IS Niil W6-f cNTCCt % BE- rcl0nrd br
hind the age. liut we pras."ur it'udcr &
4 remember Lbatrin prvtrrug the lou-chuh
, ,warsnplh and -acrrdnc-s oi simple times .
Tthc lc.s carefully appropriated spcnd1y, oI
this wr are hut fullnwiug go Car - thc que.
ton isau aesthetic ouc, NJ lc1t, the rNampl
: furf'io nr,istwho oIus7,'s for hi corv7-s r,th
cr the stained Italian dau-ci with hr
trim, yct fantastic bodice, square head, drc-
, of rur.c lincn.,ud quaint di.ia0 aud -pindl,
J than the most Lulto--lN rurhIuvyd molrr
belle, though her complexion be- like hlau,
mango, aud her form like an hour gL,,,.-
, These are matters ol ta,tr, aud, perhaps, /
y dillnr.