The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-17


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flower. garden within sss kosss there
wss slse aitsetss tAessAnsss ~ Elm
,saioisy. Nu soly Easslbsrs, bus evsa
his wife and children, siept vpsu couch
q IL leaves and smoAs tho linen was
cosrse, tsn dasslinsiy white and always
sissns shsysssa = meals aidssr wooa.
e. rlatss, or elee ,hoss soade a thsI
spmmoues casilcnwsre :, their vsvalt
drink waa wa:er. OF weak beer. veai
in one dxy Il dinner titoc. Ny friend
ssssasSl ~ wah smilel, aWA joiasd
N ibsis sspasl.. Tiss losa was es,l.--I
We had Arss nutritious soup, then del,
sicxis Vegetables, baked becf, Lt.ck
s6fS1d. and sMaill bcer. ThiS waa an |;
b1kSk !sssass1ss ~ tAa 1i,s4 scvcr
| |Njeysd q Aisssra 0sse. aI1ss aMiahls
knoahes sittise epposits 10 ma. auunusd.
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"a sitss kiag ,nsgEjIf ~ tbsn,,
tl,e afoli pfAtISs and the 6saming eyes
q tke liule ones, tic peace and cOaiens
which ssisH~d over Ill, assde Il seem TO
me n diansrin paradise. tsa4aI ts'
The best apartment was used as jus,
tice-room and study. Here my FREUD,
seated in his easy chair, summarily dis
penscd jua;sc. and Settled disputes
among lis ncighbors. This room cou-
iaiued the only luxuries which the fam.
i,y possessed. A writing table stood a,
the window, there WAS \ small In,
choice collection Of books. map, both Of
the earth and OF the heavens, Az clec.
trying machine, nn mir. pump, II ga!vanic
and magnetic apparatus, and various
philosophical and seornetrical instuu u.
nen,s. The study migh, also be callc.
the drawing room of the establishments
for here stood ma,lame's piano, and in
an cmpty mineral cabinet lay her bes
apparel
This is charming said I bot thi
room will soon be too small for all YOU
family, dear Engclbcrt. You must en-
LARGE H.
Not for Ten years. he answered.
The temple Of our happiness is small
but the happiness therein is great. W,
have mote Than we want
Aud are you really 30 very happ
thus, Engelbert|
Look here, said he, pointing TO hi
wife and children; see what bl0omin
faces. A noble soul ami,nates Ties
little creatures. Here is my kingdo'
) inv all Mine is a lite of reality y ,an
, no, Of appearance, like that led by tho.
, in magnificent cities. / have cn0ug
i. for my bodily wants, and ~ sphere {
action for my mind. ] certainly Ii,
separated from European rrfnenent'
!, !, but see there, added lie, pointing 10 b
:. books, have The best, the immort'
: ones Of mankind around me. Natur
tii9yiss v,ssdesiui works of God, the proa
i iscs Of eternity, all belong to me. VIII
more can | desire!'
d pressed his hand, and knew not no
Is to answer him. ! might have CALI
k him dreamer, but felt lie was rig
in all he said. The further | bccan
n acquainted with him, the more u
mired his unccasirg industry. Ills y
/, siness as mayor occupied much Of
~ :. time but besides this, lie culiiva'
- the meadows and fields round his hou
u although only 80 far as WAS nec'ssa
a for bis household wants he read a
0, wrote two or three hours every d;
h. and instructed his two eldest clildr
j. These already knew a gr.a, deal,
or they were well taught. They were
IN uuain,ed with the scientific names q
,;s ,hc properties Of the trees, shrubs, he
~ =; and ,ccetabks within their reach ii
- -, understood the geology Of the moun'u
=" and enjoycL looking at the plan
sc through the telescope. August, mi
o. aced her household affairs, OF which
I'D was uncontrolled mistress, in the 81
or sn;r;t as her husband pcrformed his
sio.ss. She attended not only TO
his smallest tr,fle in the kitchen, but .
;,h 10 the fowls, the fax, the hemp, and
Ill corn. and The various animal. which
" .R,,'.sk.d I aoa;n. what brofi
re you 70 ihis pace lou s"ou'u u