The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-16

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tina, when vow "a, candle sticks. iher'd
gc, 10 candles; and that when they ;a
10 candles iheyN sc, 10 lighting EN-
that ~'cn they began 10 .ui their shirts
or' outside, md 10 play al monks and
friars, !. was a. natural that Master
Niscnan should be encouraged 10 put
on pair of rel stockings, aid anu a
Tci i.a, ard 81 commit | Gun't know
wha, oihor Tom.foolcrics anl make
perfect Guy faWhes ug himself in more
WAYS than une. l. it bccausc You are
a Bull, that YOU are not 10 he ro0sed
iil. ihey shake scarlet close 10 your eyes,
said Mrs. Bull. indignaI'y.
Master G. J. London still repeating
oh, ola, oh = in il very plain,ive man
ier, screwed his knueklcs into his eyes
until there appeared considerable dan
ger Of his scrcwinc his eyes out Of his
head. Eu lit,!c John twho ,hou-h Of
II spare figure was very spirited toy)
started up from his little bench on which
he sat, gave Master {. j. London
hearty pat on the back. accompanied
however, with slight poke ia the ribs,
and told him if Master Wiseman or
Young England, or any Of those fellows
wanted anything for himself, he Oi.lle
john was the boy 10 give il him
Ilererpon, Mrs Rnl', who was always
proud of the child. and always had
been, since his measure was frs, taken
/ for an entire new suit Of Clothes TO
wear in Commons, could not refrain
from catching him upon her knee and
kissing him with great affection. while
the whole family expressed their dc
light in various significant ways.
You are noble boy, little john
said Mrs. Dull with n mothers pride,
'and that is the fact that after every
thing i said and done
Il don't know about that, ma said
little join, whose blood was evidently
up; but if these chaps and their back
ers, the Bulls of Rome
Here Mr.. Bull, who was only laii
asleep kicked Out in such an alarming
manner, that for some moments his
boots gyra,ed ii,fully all over the fam,.
ly hearth. filling the whole circle viii,
CONSERVATION. For when Mr. Bull did
kick, his kick was tremendous. AND
he always kicked when the Balls o
Rome we're mentioned.
Mrs. Bull holding up her finger o.
an Injunction to the children -ayelv oh
served Mr.. Bull from the opposite sid
Of the fire Place. Until he dozed a-ai'
when she calmly recalled the scn,tcrc'
family TO their former positions AM
spoke in q low tone.
You mus, be very careful said III
> worthy lady, how you mention tina
:, name for poor father has so many un
!, pleasant experiences Of those Bulls Q
Rome - Bless the man He'll do some
body a mischief
i Mr.. Bull, lasl.ing out more violcn,l
than before, upset ,hc fender, knocke
down the fire irons, kicked over ,h
brass ioolman, and whisking his sill
. handkerchief on his head, chased lIi
Pussy on the rug clean out the rooI
! into the passa@r, and so out OF III
:, street door into tie night the Pussy
:. as was well krown to the children !
general originally -,rayed frolA II!
;, Bulls Of Rome into Air. EaIFsa,scinblc
family Alter the achievement Of ia
GROWING feat. Mr. Ball came lacE, IN
aud IN Il highly excited state pcr!ornc
> sort Of war dance in hi, top-bo1's, Il
;, over the parior. Finally he sunk IT.
- his arm chair aud coyc,c1 himself II
h again.
Master G.. j. London. who was b
:. no means sure dat MI Bah ia hl- h,'
l. would not come down npon him i'
the laieness OF lis exercise took rctne
e behind his slate and behind ,i'tl" join
Q. who was pcrlcc, game cock. But II
j.. Bull having concluded lis war danC
h withou, injury to any one, the boy crel
= out, with the rest Of the family, to Ill
4 knees of Mrs. Bull, who tins addre'ae
;. them, taking little JOHN into her lap b'
Of fore she begau:
d The BIS Of r. said Mrs. Bull, re
, ting by this prudent device, over II
/, obnoxious words. caused your poor +
"a ihcr world Of trouble, before any
n. your were born. They pretended
,r be related to US, and to have some il
!. fucnce in our family; but it can |
allowed for single momcn'-nothin
J. will ever induce yonr poor father to le'
n of il; let them disguise Or constrai
themselves now and then as they WI
G. they are 10y nature, IN insolenl, and
;. cions, oppressive intoilcrable race.
I. Here liiile John doubled his hsis,aT
1s began squaring nj the Bulls Of Nom
Il AS lie saw these Preienders with ;
m minds eye. Master e.. j. London, 4
r. ter some considerable reflection, mac
A, show OF sqnarinx. likewise.
: In the days Of your great gre'
n. great, great, great grandfather, sa
e. Mrs. Bull dfopping her voice sill lo'
,r er, as she glanced at Mr. Buu in l.
ia repose, the Bulls Of Rome were not
utterly hateful to our family as they a
a at present. We didn'i know tAem
e. well and our family were very lsnora
an and low in the world. Bu, We la
%. gone on advancing in every generaii'
since then and now we are taught
IS. all our l,unily history aud esPeriehI
IN and by the m0st ihniIci oAerii"H
n our raiional faculties hat our know
n. edge, liberty, progress, social ~ehf
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