The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-24
GETTING INTO TIE WRONG
HOUSE.


49, s~.s ss.s~ 500 S~as'.,
ssch va sAs light cir hummca b,
.'y~sas man ose evening VA tht
~assA u Sepsrmhr'. hsi~cen The
re-us a sesen and eight. ~ he turned
'.,,a q caart lex5,ss ~ Wash'ns,s''
,.f.c, where xas has heArd.n; hoasc.
The character II the AR ssstsd scl
sh, the appearance II the young
'As lie. fsr o. he tasscd into the coar,.
he Il "a, 81 the lamp illuminated him
hc xs. tall AID some what slender.
80, finely formed hs Iale and
la ,A,one features. Large bright eyes
18th DARK circles aIoand them told
'a,c boa,. an excitement.
iin es,ca2r Eock coat, hu.,oici
.t the top by single button, pa",s
: a snua eDAlor,i hue, shhc vest
aa.i eh,.n fastened a, iis Ioscr hole.
attached 10 the 'lsmcs suows What ~
10. vcs.Joeket. (~e DO noi u.ean b.
a., that 10 Tie nanc VI watch hu,
icsqaen,ly yonng scn,s Of hat cut.
~ notable u srJr; TIA! useful art'
,'c. bu. con,en, themselves With some
'nss attaching a tcnc'i. a connter'
,r,, dollar, and an instance is know u
50. ,ep.pcnny nail bcins vut to use. ,
.,,on hat AMI dcky IL the la,cs, fash
on, and a switch cane. snrinonn,cd
= deiica.cly carved ladies' arm in
worry completed the rakish tou. Ell
sctnh,c Of oar hero.
A. we said before, he was hum
ming a tune a. he wen, into the court.
r..ssing BY, he ceased. and hi,
'.ou,hss il they had tesn uttered,
would have been something like this.
tUme forty or fifty years more,
.hoali have said : Byron was a hard
ane one Of the b'hoys decidedly ;
hang inc il he wasn't the very per
soniiica,ion Of his Don Juan--he went
on the principle go it while you re
yonns.' and he dill with vengeance
During the cosita,ions, he reached
~ hc supposed, his boarding house.
>sccnding the STEPS he sen, his hand
ca az exploring expedition in his poe
ets. aud extricatcd an instrument re-
.eiabling E portable poker, with a
lint handle. Inserting this ins,ru.
mcnt into q round hole in the door
effected his entrance.
Ga entering. I've was some VIA. SIR.
f,i.ed a, the disappearance Of the
nat tree aud table in its place.
Where the deuce is the hat tree
zone to now-l would like TO know 2
lac mentally exclaimed throwing down
Lis hat.
How av'nl quiet it is jus. now 2
he continued, proceeding towards the
sitting room,
flniin; it in total darkness. he
80 sill more surprised.
juno is every body dead, won.
Ter ! III have some light on the sub
ret. aud with tina, determination he
,rossed the room 10 a mantlcpicce to
search for match. lie placed his
hards on something that made him
utter ~, exclamation of surprise
by everything that's blue, a la
ay's shoe ; extraordinary events must
''ase TRANSFERRED during my absence
sofa here striking agalns, one plac-
81 @adcr the mantle piece. 'They
have been pitching the personal cs
late around at a terrible rate. All
haby's shoe Oh, mein Got; as the
Da,chinan SAID
'Clnries, - that you = whispered
silt voice at that moment, and a
warm hand clasped his own.
'Whew. wha, the deuce is to pay
:: he almost calculated in sur.
Prise /; but recovering himself he ans
~ered, IN whisper yes dearest it il
Uncover the left, he said 70 him
elf
4 see how il is, I'm in the wron;
hry. aud ibis damscl thinks In
Charles. no matter I'm in for i, now
And NIGH, a. well 10, II through
So thinking he seated himself b,
I.cr side on the sofa. with one han,
c!ssped in hers, and the other aroun
her vasst.
Charles. said she, 'wha, made 70
- later ] have been wai,ias for yo
his half hour
Indeed. l attn very sorry. bu, pos
lively ! could no. come sconer,' h
aid.
The folks have all gone away III
evening and we'll make the best {
eur TINE said she, squeezing h
hand.
Yes, by Jove, We viii Was the r,
,'v. a. he embraced her and imprin
several kisse. on her lips.
Il wonder whom I'm kissin. in Il
lark though, he, during the ofer
Jon.
Why Charles I should think you
to ashamed Of yourself, you nevS
lid 80 before