The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-19

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f., German ro"d.naiuro--v hrh she !
md pra,.,J somewhat too liclNy-- wa
,o,. hoac,cr, 30 great HAT hc ~n"l'
aurh u, her vulgar impctiinence. OF
rent It a. so.ne!hi ~ rarlonahle IN a Ia
rs. Iii. anger, alto. was ,horruchI! :
German. both by nature and constitution
aud his own Consciousness, a. well n !
the rcspcc, wl,irh every learned man |
Dwell to himscli, implied hin--bis 70 |
,,ion in society. his reputation and hi !
worth, compelled him--ffvm hcnce'or'h'
aud in he strongest AID mot uncqu!,o-
ca, I, rms. 20 break of NIL acquaintance
Win 20 thorough AID invc'era'c u.
+ rcn,h.woman fot the ret, he should
he q. ih. ambassador Tia, evening, and
u. after lie present dec 'ara'ion ON hir
part. ,hc shout still dare To claim ac-
,,rain,ancc with him. lac could show her
however stupid he might be--wi'h
- hu, profoupdvs' con,rmi, he could re-
l"l 40 l.sump,uuus n creature. mas
,nuch a. stupidity w,d profoundly m'eM
/ e compatible win the present ''p|a"a'
ii u lie therefore remaintJ--.o and-su
All.adnircd hi. wei lily rlisilc ~
much a. il i. were the masterpiece Of
,omc diplomaiis', at "l CO graceful anu
,.,olu,e. A n,nn.,orvuni took it to the
LADY. house Immediately.
10 the amLa sailors house went 'hc
professor, accompanied hy" few "i ms
'quires, and armed with al lI' I's"''f
Many people oi i"'h'''' Dom 'h'l': n az,
s'''''"t"' rs wen Is s1I''t u','"'7", ,.'
men; "o'T p'"sJ , w., ,t,. ln., mad ri. Ia
avj ae,,r ,,h,I. n. rtcncl, l.Ii,,
holal Irrn krc,in. pan animated
convcr,alion vi,b .o,n. Of their owl
couttrymen in di,,an, corrcr-cam
IT. TO him.
"Goo heavens, my honored friend
'Iclairnc the cIler,'n h'r n"'Ic'"'sur
what most extraordinary 't''rr !"'
cent m ,"' morning was u, ,''
country VINE" II '""'''e" NV. o"' w.,
l'' '"' ., ~, ," a, '"'' ' ii ,, No, w.,
''', ~ s s"n ~. o.,n,i.hmrn, i,
,,n.,d N, have Lrour,t i, along will
NO. Yon,.,ruscs my e,tccnci friend
,.ll have to he both ample and clever
A>cribe til, iucomprclcn,bIe oc.
,rrrence to II CT of hyrochondria.'
Il have nothing to do with excuses,
c.,cl the German, in a state Of great
excitement: "thcj ought to come
from you bnt how clevcrly socver
you may rarale them. they will make
Ia" impression on my tlrnncsi.
She replied with some warm,h-bc'
in, naturally impctnous; and as the
professor scarcely took the trouble to
Lccr lis temper, his voice gradually
lose into scream, so that all the 10y.
ISLANDERS turned their heads towards
tvs group, in amazemert.
Friends, SAID the minister, "como
with me into the next room, lest this
unusnal disturbance should draw all
eyes on you. If you think ne wor.
thy of bein. umpire in the matter, !
trust shall be able to reconcile such
distinguished friends
SO the contcndins parties, follow
Ell tho kindhcartel man, who was &C.
companicd by his daughter and two
men Of letter; the Eronch lady was
followed by n few other ladies. whose
curiosity would not let them stay be
hind; and the professor was attended
BY his whole staff, their faces full OF
anger.
Your cxccllcncy." said the pro
fcssor, as soon as the door was shut
shall now DO informed of the mos
Outrageous circumstance that was. per
haps ever announced. Now, that W,
have DESTROYED French tyranny. and
frustrated their attempts at universe
dominion, they wish to tramplc GU,
spirits under foot"
"Sincc the affair has become the
subject Of a judicial investigation "
said the French lady with a smile
Twill YOU, Count. read this letter
which the Herr Professor sent me M,
morning ?"
She landed the lette, to tho ambos
s,lor with a courteous smile in wh;cI
the r,orcsscr however cou,J SOC moth