The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-29

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ne sgainss sAs pss> T. 10y, I win
take you that she Gs seda,e
married man IN t. n,oniha ;
Done + .ait IN II his fea.
tures again sinin skskins a,
the idea Of having Sble prof,
Of me. let ueSo par, and !
viii draw = dse1e1 4. srg,i1.'
did not hinot y lrevment
NJ J case, Iskxs6. esai~. /
should have hsAne nea,h Le.
fore. had i aetsj u kpsom
4acss, q whkta ~ bust
sesst and ny r. - ~ die.
gust 70 the wOt ngAs, Be
asd WAS disSI A lovely
widow
Modessy h go Ypta for.
tune. I hare NJ Iiints.who,
l6 inS FEadd: W j Ii asxer known
one who emerged with il into prcsper-
iiy. In my own ease Il was by no
means family disease, Dor hud lived
IN any way by wl,ich | vas likely to
contract it. Accordingly, on The fol.
lowing day, | caught my self very cody
knocking at the widows door ard SO
entirely had been octuri-G IL consid-
cring the va,ious blessings whicl, would
accrue 10 both Of us from our union
,hm | was hait way upstairs before !
began 10 think Of an excuse for my in
,rusion The drawing .roctn was ra.
cant. nod ! was left Tor moment TO
wonder wl,e,her I was no, scsuni!y In
some temple Of the Loves and Graccs.
'lliere I.as not thing 10 be seen which:
did not breathe with terdefoess.- The
ceiling displayed Il liiie heaven o.
sportive Cupids tho carpet q wilder.
ness Of tn tie doves. The LECTURES
were series of the loves Of Jupiter,
the vases presented nothing but Heart :
ease uIi lovc-lirs.blcedi1g tie very
canary bird were Inspired, aud hal a
net VIII iwo young ONES, and th' cat
her'clt looked kindly over the budding
beauties Of tore e-sbell ni,len. What
Il place for II sensitive heart like mine
! could no, bear IN look upo, tie mi,
rors whicl, reflected my broad shoulder.
an every side, like so many giants : ana
would have given The wo,ld TO appea,
a little pale and interesting, although i
might have injured my life u dozer
years purchase. Nevertheless, l wa
not daunted, and l looked rctrd, fo
something to talk about, on t.ie beauIi
! fni occupations which found were al
J in tone with what l had before +.
+. marked. Upon the open piano Ia!
Aud Robin Grey which had. ~
J doubt, been sung in allasion 10 her la''
. husband. On the table was haf-tih
!, i>hed drawing Apollo, Ssiefi wns eqnai
!. iy. without doubt meaut 10 apply to he
b future one and round about wcr
5 strcwcd the scdative tones Of Moore
h Campbell, and Byron 'TLis witch
o thought |, is the very creature ! hav
d been sighips after | would have mar
S -icd her on, OF a hedge-way, and work
If ed upon the roads 10 maintain her; bu
with twehty-thousand pornds-ay, An
). much more, unless am mistaken, sh
d would create fever in the frosty Cav
J. casus was in the most melting moo
alive, when the door opened; and i
d walked the fascinating object Ct r,
II speculaiions. She was dressed in sin
pie gray, @hbily Without ornament, an
r. her dark brown hair was braided DE-
a murely over forehead which locke
as lofty as her face was lovely. r.
l. reception she gave me was polite IN
l graceful, but somewhat distant and
perceived that she had either iorgo,,e
'e or WAS determined not 10 recognize m
]. was not quite prepared for this an
4. in spite OF my constitutional rohiiienc
a. felt no, little embarrassed. ha
T. perhaps, mistaken The breaking forth
sr yocng and bnoy ant spirit, under rid
e. ulous circumstances ivrencouragemen
lie of volatile coqueiry and, tor q rno,aen
"a was in doubt whether : should ~
rs apolosise. and pretend that she was ~
] the lady for whom my ,isis wss in'en'
OF ed. But then she was 50 beautiful
as Angels and ministers! Nothing c
It. earth conld have seiit re down stat
he unless | had been licked down! Ma
rs ame,' began-bui my bleod was
nd a turnoil, and have never been all
to recollect precisely what | sal
z something it was, however, about II
la,o father aud her lsmen,ed lusban
er ahsrHce aud the Easi indies, liver col
" ,'sin's, rd life assdfanre; with co'
ch Nlim~nts, rond,drnees, pardon, peru
ed baticn, aud preier-plnpeffect imper
nenre. The lady looked surprise
broke my speech with two OF ,hr
i'll well-bred ejacu.ations, and astonish
me very much 10y protesting that :
rd had never hcared her hnsbsnd menti
Of my f,her or his promising little he
od apparent, William Henry Thomas,
The whole course Of their union -
ut, Madam,' said ]. The omission Is r
n trer,ely natural 7 am sure am =
4. all offended with your late husba
cu upon ths, seote., lie was sh elder
lis sickIy sort Of man.. Ny father {
ways told him he could not last, btt
never thought he would have died
be soon after I'm marriage. lie had :
I'm time he had M, ,inae. Madame. TO ma
of h,s friends happy, by introducing ih'
es- 10 YOU
ial ! believe, upon the whole. ] M
80 la,. t.stax.l r.u.Vt at,tv wall for I