The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-05-20


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hope W. davn;,s. N. s,.A,&h,
ovcroame l,;a d;stss,e a, - -.
s.d bexsn 10 - : h;she, r.cs,;.s'i~
! L .han mere amusemens. m. =,
nen, fa;thf,I - ~. n,ns,;.. 80 s.
! 10 teach him. sbov;cs the svS, ~
because Of the bess moves s.1 Z ~
answers. oceas;on.llv mak;.s : h,sli.
iant. though unsoSud mor.' viich
quite utSes Carl's comb;nas;nns ~
then. tHctoushly saalvs;ny Il -.
ins ia . clees. "a 1aorsr Noe, 2 n.
,le cool re6sosioA vssld have slade &
fatal 70 ths p,ayer. g.. s.~4
The effect Of shin valuable ;asts.o.
ton soon became appSrcnt. CsrI Ie.
gan 70 tAixk before Il pl.vea Is -
cxlass on ocst;sssvse;e y. ~ yost r1
for -esxiss, although still somev hat
/ impatient, EASILY daunted b. an am.
barrass;ug or diikcait pou;t;sn in M,
game, and apt to despair II tho tide
appeared at all aga;ns, him. lie fan.
cied, too, tha. the moro progress he
made. the better the old man seemed
to play also, which, Of course. wa, the
fact. There Was vet much work to
be done.
Itwa, prettv to watch thu mir of
atectionate .ymrathy with which the
sweet Lima would cheer and console
her Young lover after hi, cons,an, de.
feats, % they sat together jaur;n Q N.
long evenings in the comfor table + mar.
lor Of tue mi,l. Now behind her fath.
er's chair, apparently intent on the
| yamc but always wa,cb;n, for Carl.
urlifted eve. to greet him With a smile
Of love and hens - now sast;nc her.
self near her lover. her sof. white
hand stealing underneath The t.h,. ~
reossuro him bv a fond nrs.snrs ~
And If Wilhelm Reiter sow ANYTHING
of th;, q, f.nc;cd III. nr.,,. 3,nui'
ter staid ont too lony IN tbe n;,b, a.
as she closed the outer cate offar
Carl. he never said 40. or ,,Iaced thu
least restraint on tLe;r ;ntercours.
but reallv seemed des;r;ou. for the
I time when Carl could eomniv with
the condition. and claim b;s vo~n~
bride.
Thus The wear rolled ronna. and
l,oarv winter again vranncd tho 6eld.
in his cold. wh;te mantle Ahont mi.
time. a law suit which had been ncn.
din, between a re;o,,hor;rr c.rma,
and = contractor IN Rerl;n 1cndere1
Carts presehce there a, a x;.ne.s
/ indispensable. and A. At TINT sessun he
could best DO spared from nYsnino
operations. be intended to make =
long stay in the csn;tol For M,
Carl had another reason. Berlin had
long been celebrated throughout En-.
rope, for its chess pInyers And he de.
termined to avail himself 10 the vt
most of their instruction. lie had
now become really fond Of tho game,
and was fast acquiring the oual;,ic,
of application and ratience, 90 neces.
sary to the successful prosecution Of
any important undertakings
Perhaps Wilhelm Re;ter uusssed
at this last motive. for he cave Carl ,
letter to an old friend in berlin who
had removed thor. from man,
years since. md v;th whom ~ h.;
Scu.ht man, aom",.,, h...," ,.", m
n. cbes. ny. .rd s ~ ~
Arr;v;no IN R.-,;, c,rr. srs, ..x.
IN, To del;ycr .ho lettsr frnw W;lh"lr
Rc;ter n h;a old ft;ona md ,Od comr,Js
; Hans Kmn;s Who recs;,.1 him r;,,
yrear t;ndnss. aud ;n.;s,sd nno, ri,
stonr,;n" ~;,h s;m ~ Iii" 't." Is nn,.;n". % ="
IN he ,hs c.,';.., 'rh. e '.n,,n, Nv a,aa a,aS
i. .ccsn,sJ N. ;,s;,.,;~n ~h;.h - ws,
e ~. Irs,,os. go" :" IT, :. H..
in. ths mean. IF ;n,rodnc;nr him :,
he ..nu.;r,.n.. ns 49,. c., rot,
80 ."d ,e,. T H.
Anon 90, o,hsrs ,ha .snowmoa ~ M Va,
da' 0 -" o"a c. o'
!" r., vTS Tr y, ..,a.I .%s nI Is!t -
".m" ,upei ;n...a..ai nv .a,s"'.a Ia %a,, cou w
Z ta" r,n II os ,;a s' 49, "a ~ =. S.nnasa 49, 49,