Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-29

Itle CeclIe was iracllous with hunger, lnce:
sanity crying, Du phin du pain ? Mari
rose, and approached the Virgin, said 1t
wicked 10 hesitate longer: go, Auguste, all
sell it for what you can get
She seized it hastily as though afraid c
changing her resolution, and with such trepi
dation, that it slipped through her fingers. an
broke in two. Poor Marie sank upon her fac,
at this sight, with supersitious feeling tha
she had medated wrong, and was thus punish
ed. She was weeping bitterly, when her hus
band almost roughly raised her up, exclaimin.
! in joyful accents-Alarie, Marie, give thank
10 God d! Now know why your father poinlet
when lie could not speak Sorrow no more
we G rich =
In the body the s.atuettc was found Lll t;
the amount of fifteen hundred franks-Marie'
fortune, in fact which her father had told the
chaplain he hao ANA 'sed for her. We need no
dwell upon the happiness of this excellent
couple, or the rapture, mingled with gratitude
in which the remainder of this day was passed
Those who dsapprove of castle building may
perhaps blame them; for several castles they
constructed, on better foundations, however,
than most of those who spend their time in this
pleasing but Improbable occupation. Next
day they took a glazicr's shop, stocked it, pro-
vided themselves with decent clothing and fur
nltrrc, and commenced their new life will.
equal irugaliy and comiort--Marie doing her
own work, and serving IT, the shop wien her
husband was engaged in his business. Bat in
v0um r;,I ~, oo ;;ho cIiiI,',, ','', Iiio
",, o0""s gu ~, 10 '"'" ".'e' u'e c"''u'cH "''!'
,p P".5''tu lI , "'y,'on oI co"T;te'g' ;r IN
're' 9"U'. oSJ,'''' Ip'! ne nv'e
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GIwors and o,,u'ou Tn ,T, aha u,ootu I
nruns md % r " ,'0 a., -
are not manv Narics in ,Lc world In sni,o
of her rood example and rood teaching, her
children would at times be naughty. They
sometimes Gnarreled, sometimes were greedy,
and what vcXcd their simpe-minded mother
more than all the rest. sometimes told stories
OF one another. Still they were good children,
As children go and when the black screen
was superseded by punshnens a little more
severe, did credit to the training. They were
not permitted to play in the street, or to 90 to
or from school alone, ar remain there aner
school hours.
Their G,,hor tool; noirs with tboir do,or,-
mont corrected c,Isp grammar AMI reco,n.
monded the cnliivation If manners moro refned
than nocnle in his nr,rlIn nI;hourh resnec,a-
lla no.i,ion doom, rncassarv ns ,hc;r nros.
ro,iiv incroa.oJ N,rio was sur,r;.od ,n oL-
sorvc her husband dnyn,e ali his snara ti,no 70
rcadinr. and NOT only nic,ure.clooninr and rc-
nair;,T bpt n,intin,, in which bo was sucb
an odent that hc vas amnlnvod to pairt sp.,.
oral sinus
.IIny dil Won lawn ca urcb ., sbo said ono
dov ,IGJ v1nr C,,l.r ,oanh Won ,,
sNo. Won, ,n Srhoo,i
.;rLo, ho ,,.a.s mr., ,.a.,,,oor
tho, mini, ona'' ''d,,, ,,,,oss t,,,nra
9 '',''',o'
II W""'u ste''' "s II lie hau i0r' Hho"!edse
o' ""'' my i'''e statue c"n'a'"e"
NO, my love; he looked to it from another
source ior TILE without : fortune is lDls-
fortune.
~ title Nay, YOU are now p'ayiGG with my
SIMPLICITY
NO, Marie; ] am the nephew Of the Vi
cOm.c dc -, and for aught know may be
the posScssor Of that name at this moment
The legal heir 10 his estate. Ny father, RUNE
by his extayaganco, and, grievc to add, by
his crimes had caused himself to be disowned
by all his relations. lie fed with me to Paris,
where he soon after died, leaving me nothing
but his seal and his papers. | wrote to nv
uncle for assistance but although being then
quite boy, and incapable of having personal
ly given offence he refused it in the most cruel
manner; and was left to my own resources
at a time when my name and education were
rather hindrance than help. and | found no
open'nr for entering into any employment
suited to my birth. NV uncle had then two
fine. healthy. handsome BOYS: the Youngest is
dead and the eldest, heard accidentally, in
such state of health that recovery is no,
looked for by the most sangune of l. 5 friends.
never breathcd ward Of all this to YOU, be.
cause | never eXpoc,cd to survive nv cousins.
and re solved to make an independent posilion
for myselr sooner or later. Do vou remember
the other dGy an old gentleman storonp end
asking some questions about the coat Of arms
was paintinJ Z?
yes he asked who had employed You to
paint those arms, but was unable to inform
him.
sWell nv dear. he came AGAIN this morninr
to repeat the ouestion TO rovself; and am now
going TO satisfy him. when | expect to bring
You some news
daughters Of the present day, she had read no
impossible that such an event should happen
as that the can upon her head should tnrn into
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