Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-20

= thrilling, electriGing eloqueuce of our Demos
r themes p
Very foine'
The sensation mist be akin to that occa
stoned by the trumpetng Of the storm when tn
winds and waves do battle. What are YOU
sensations during storm at sea p
sick at the stomach, at such times bu
when we have smooth sea and fair wind.
feel very foine.'
The conversation was Just then inferruptet
by the appearance # Mrs. Mullins and bet
T. daughters. They we're richly dressed AM
2orgeously beJewelle', aud Clara, notwithsfand
ing the unmistakraue lines which ill-,empe
had traced upon her countenance, was beauti.
lnl 10 look upon. lie moment they entered
the room, Mr.. fltzganmon arose from his sea
and squeezed the hand of Miss Clara, ant
told her she looked veryfoine. In the course
OF the evening, he ventued to say to her tha,
she was charming girl fit to be the wife of a
lord. and that ne meant al he said, upon honor
Mara was present at tlr party, and her aunt
aValIed herself OF the cary opportunity to ask
how she would like the attention of such Mr.,
Fitzgammon.
Best at a distance = sid she. & could not
endure such band-box andy, hose head is
as empty as his hat
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paraging of my company n nv own house .
why, aunt, he has ben winknp at me and
staring at me most impetinentlv thron oh his
qnlzzIng glass. lie is rot gentleman, and
ought to be requested to have the room. Ifhe
does not leave with your permission, will re-
tire 10 my ROOM
suppose you are anxious to see the Iour-
neyman printer, but if heJarea 10 show his face
WITHIN the reach OF pker will drive him
into the street. have a will and a way to
punish upstairs who do rot know their place.
and have no regard for tie higher order of So
ciety'
AT late hour that night, or rather at an
early hour the next morning, the party broke
up but the unfortunate Mr.. Fitzgammon had
partaken too freely of vine, aud sober John
was nominated and appined committee Of
one 10 lead the eminent stranger to his lodg-
ings.
The next day it was rumorad in different
parts OF the cry, that a lord, duke, knight baro-
net, or earl, or something else had fallen in
love with Miss Mullins, The brokers' daughter
Maria received severe candIeing from her
aunt, and ditto her cousin, because she spoke
SO contemptuousy OF Mr.. F'i,zgammon.
Miss Mullins jealousy Induced her to believe
that several young ladies' were not only smir-
ten, but dead in love with this golden call she
worshiPped, and in order to make sure of the
Idol OF her affections, she and her parents went
to work in good earnest % bring about match.
AID have the parties united IN matrmonv.
The landlord to whom Mr. Fitzgammon was
indebted tor board and borrowed money. did not
press MS Lloima for fear he might lose good
customer.
In short time, arrangements were made for
the wedding. Miliners, taiors, shoemakprs
and contectioners were busily at work. The
day was selected, the guests were invited and
all the Interested parties were on the tip-toe of
expectation. when an event occurred which is
related in the following chapter.
wife, did you see this newspaper p
'4es, saw it, but you know as well as do,
that | have no time to read wspapers. Clara
is to be married next Monday, and shall have
10 be as busy as dress-maker, or cut sorry
figure at the wedding
But here is fist pointing to a paragraph
about Mr.. Fitzgammon, the distinguished for
aiguer.'
DO read it, said Clara, smilingy, 4 knew
ne would make a noise in the world. A man
Of his rank in society. having such princely
fortune, and variety of accomp shmens, such
acnatlng manners, and such superb talents,
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