The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

Niiv fruIFir riiri rlrt -,.-, - ---f,,-,i -.hn.
night ls usual She could put .ntirclv shak e.
1h Irr 'Dnr' rr.puruug thieves and house
nrrtNrr~. Frar % this nature yHui,hut with
'hr f'si'ic ~uu, wee. when ahr ."1trd hcr-cIt
900 her Store, -br WIS rrstrs, and hdsrtv fn
a uturrr winch -rarrriv iad precedent
300 o.. '7''''''. ni i''r uuirt. Iut,~rttu. Iiir.
-l!!r4 % NIIir. .trp- on fIr pavement morr
distinct aul emphatic rhau 90, r,.,t. made her
aware iiiW 'Ir man tnu Nsl- 900 the habit pf
staring 20 hrr %, bee pa-,ot. wa, close "a hand
llr pcrrWuh.N -ltrAruid uis pace as bee drc,y
near iae opor, 1ud ttrU.wVc1H ul passing, hc
uutun.l.
fu inventor, nt .,cr, ARTICLE 10 the store.
.rwodru lt-"it into uupr Mis- rrmpIc'- head.
l', rising auu resting hrr hands, upon thc
-.,..4nl-L. 4c Mall,l lyr -uu u mako snoNn
luu lun,t 4erf 1ouileu,-p,- vest patterns.
'l' 'nu ml .m 90 .lii hc ukin. .ri~urrlv
ur7r 'ni tIc urati'-arraugod shelves. where
gl.l-1- 1rLL.Lg- naA zrllaa-lL dlNlAcci thc
rrI-NC-S7-
.-~ Unfortunately have none now" she r,.-
pu"u .nut haN, grutrmru', cloves. which
.4lrAcrA- -uicc-,, .lrrr superior article. shall
4 e..'.'s 4it,-i,t-', ,,tt
NO. not now, SAID hc waving his hand In
an rytrrmr'v diguitrd manner.
lie has thc a,r ura lori." thouaht Miss
rElnp.r.
She urobaoiy moan, ,hat hc had ariIy
AN.
Yet though 10 neither wanted tbc gloves.
nor inquired tor an, thing else, bee seemed
20 De- ia mo- hurry to depart.
\itrr silence Ut ..lrral minutes, which
had mostly been spent rn staring At Miss. Tenn
0it- Zoe. -ai,ss-
You seem a. understand the business Of
L l
such business. aud knowing how to cook "a
good dinner arp two things"
L., Miss Temple was ~ loss TO determine
E1Er1'T irr-rrlr-iiz
she, however. rhturrd 10 50,
Certainly. sir"
r.It ue-,isa good deal ct knowledge and
experience IA the culinary art 10 cook real
ly gDod dmuoy, sad he, CmphaTi551Ty-
Miss Temple again yenturcd a.
Certainly. SIR
And there IS not one person in q thousand
who knows how TO dino, let the dinner bc eY-
or -o good 80
Cart-,i,le .l.i-.,. Ai;-- ..,,,-
plc, at ITS cummenccuient. intended to re-
lnHL Ll4--Eil4.AH-- ..4z
q -f.sHt attempt 80 r-rr-n: TOR ~ift WIS -ffsffi-
cluus that hg was no, M hiS right mind. How
so large a majority nine hundred and nine
tv-ninp persons 20 one. should no, know how
tn eat . good dinner when IL was set before
them provided there was no lack at appetite
was n problem MUCH too hard for her to solve
She. therefore, though she did not ,--rak took
a sidelong glance at him. Ia see IL she could
discover any look of wildncss indicative ct 4
disordercd intellect.
"l don't mean, by my last observation.
resumed he..''to have You understand that
there Is not one in a thousand who cannot eat
"A good dinner. What | mean is that they
know nothing about dining scientifically
speaking.
"Ccrtainly not" rcsponelcd Miss Tenn
PIE.
1t ~ an art, may venture 10 S1r-in which
women never attain any perfection. Il is
iudeed, what they never should aspire to-
a woman should know how 10 cook a GOOD
dinner. but to understand the ART OF dining
belongs not 70 feminine accomplishments"
. pethaus hc thnmgbt that some little time
was necessary tor Miss Temple to digest this
last remark. tor 1t was iuil FIVE mIutes be-
fore he spoke again. He then sadl-
NJ ven nsFV-arh ha AHA Miss I.iI4.F.l. s-
DO van know ms name -
II tl,,- Hot."
Il thought that YOU did not-my circle is
a, little higher than yours; Atrr-f-rtIinK that
Won have seen thnt large bfIck hnusc-it
is Tour stores--at the corner OF B---strrctY
Il have"
And Won mas have noticed the nnra rr
the dcnr-rlate ="