The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-10
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without recognizing one of hM Aswer-
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awass Il he sAsuse e m0vssss~aS,
This was IT. Saith.
We were saying that NJ. Smith
started up On = journey On ,hs Tea ioed
machine spoken Of In John Bull. AZ.
ter ,raveisiNsa few miles, our pedestrian
felt somewhat Thirsty, and called q, =
amall establishment, which looked as
though Il was Abou, half tavern, for .
drink.
4 gnod naturel young fellow waited
' upon him - brOugh him brandy and
D ws,er---and IN add iion furn,shcd hiuS
. With . bi,s Of Lressl aud cheese Al
. this was decidedly welcome and rsfresh.
ing. When Mr. Smith had qnenci,e,l
: his ,hirs. and queuchcd his appetite, is
v though, hc uAg&se walk two or tl'rcc
= hours longer before ks stopped for d'n-
i ner.
= Ills road secn,el to be very level.
!. and was skir,cd Oh one side by an I'M
. common hiyl, fence. So he footed 10
!, Tor about three hours longer, until "
4 glance a, the posi,ion II the sun sat-
= isiicd him he had better procure him v
MONDAY meal. lie called at small
dwelling Ly the roadsilc, and the fol-
:, lowing dialoguc cnsued be,weeH kiot
!. :. and 10y standing In tic doorway
!" Who lives here. my son !!
;. mir Sampson SIR,
:. do you besp tavern :!
!. WHY, sortcr, and sorter nOt--wc ac
, eommodste people somc.imes.'
:, Can I get = dinner here 2
;" Yes sir--walk in
Our traveller walked IN, and Nv ihS
q couse VI half an hour nice comiov'a6ts
" !. dinner, smoking hot was placed before
!. him
re- Before lie renewed his labors, hoR.
n. ever, he took the prccau,ion 10 all hi.
,e pipe carefully and then lii il. Fresh and
ys vigorous as ever he pushed ahead but
is as the sun ereF< down the horizon.
<. Mr. Smith began to feel some degree Of
MA wearincss stealing over him, stiil hc
Is pcrsevcred ill it WAS quito dark
:e. Finding himself opposite to small
n. house by the road side, he inquired Of
Sc tho youth seated apon The Threshold
who lives here my son !!
- Mr. Sampson, SIR
sr. Can get supper and lodging here
ia. by paying ?
Il Certsinly. tir-wslk in
,ss Mr Smith crossed the threshold, lar
lin aside his lat and cane, drank y cup o
,er tea and asc Two or three slices of foasi
~. read four chapters in 'Fox's Book n
N Martyrs which Nc found upon ih'
in. mantcI piece, and went 10 led. Wlc'
he awoke In the morning the sun wa
fm Just showing Ks broad red disc abo,'
40 The tree tops. lie found the breakfa.
N, upon the table waiting for him. ~
finished the n ,rning meal. snd com
.,t mcnct d his travels the second day
I'd. Ono simI le thing attracted his attention
lie. - the road was exceedingly uniform
la, si,c fact excited no surprise. 4
~. nosn he called At snug little hou~
Inc and ssked = Lad who was gazing ou' Of
r. window
WHO live. here my sOr ?
yer Mr. Ssmpron, SIR
nks Our srnserlor pausc,l moment, nc
~ . Hected, and seemed to be ceuuina o~r
INV some name or circumstance ~ his min
net at last lie said
Are there many Of the name of Ss''s
al pson on this road my SON.
gun n good many raid the boy.
4 iheught 70, Can you give ~
bat, dinner here, my SON ,
too .Certsinly, sir--walk in.
II, Mr. Smith stepped IN swal'cweh ID
rs. dinner, and once more ,ook to ttse res'
wd. When night e~De ow. NJ u esar'
gas stopped n the FIRST house on M va.
rss. A youth sat upon whecIbarro~ ri u
the door, whiting.
snd who lives here, my son :
Mr.. Sampson, SIR
Mr. ssnpson liy Jupiter J ~ u
you ,l,ink they were ~ SsMT.oas bn H.
our road. ga dinser n Ssmv.on's ,e
ant ierdsy, slept N another S.mp.on's Ia
re-. niAHt s,~l here ! Ann n Mr. sanps,r
syain. Bssiiss ilr houses h~vs ~.
ace on this rosd ~ look slike-h's Vel
md. queer.
or Very qusrr, replied he Lny with
is lees which seemed 10 say---'you car
cv- FOOL me-, olA fellow.