Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-08

udl MIS- ufiIhn accordingly dad take hall
glass OF Mr.. Smiths sherry, and then she
protested how happy she was to have seen
her dear cousin, who reminded her so much
Of her own dear departed father, aud what
exquisite pleasure It would afford her it be
would cundescend to pay visit to her hum
bic dwelling that Mr.. Smith bowed, and
smiled aud bowed at every sentence, aud
conducted her very graciously to the door
which she left radiant with smiles aud that
finally she departed soon afterwards from
the village in a nondescupt sort Of vehicle,
with an announcement on the back of 1t
denotlng that the said vehicle belonged To
Jarus Griffin, velerina surgeon. Of Carni-
well, Ia Kent
Well SAID she to herself OF might have
said as she drove away. think have done
a good days work. | fancy have got tie
measure of the old mans foot, and if don't
make something of It, shall be as big
fool as he is. Let me see | must remem
Der the apple gratis. Jarius must come
the old fellow aud must come with him,
or else he VIII spoil 1t all. And then -
but We must leave Mrs. Griffin to arrange
her plans as she Joys homewards, while we
60 back to Timothy Baker.
On the day that Timothy was reminded
Of his neglected promise about the apple
gratis, be sailed into his garden, aud select
ing hai-a-dozen of the heaithlest shoots he
could find, proceeded with them to his I'M
Gle Simpsons To his perplexiy, however,
be found that his office had been anticipal.
81 t,,t 81, 4 II. a.
were intended bad already been furnished
with goodly number of Incipieut branch
es lie was rather stupidity gaz ~ at this
phenomenon, and wondered how his uncle
could have managed the job SO well with
out MIN, when Sampson made his appear.
auce, walking arm IN arm with a lady he
had never seen before, and followed by
little thin slip of man, with sap green
couuteuance, and habued IN maryeilousl,
VI cut suit Of brown, with yellow beicheI
twisted loosely around his neck.
So nephew, SAID Sampson, 'you have
found your way to my garden a, last 2
Yes uncle, but ! see YOU have don,
without me, aud can, say that YOU hay,
made bad Jp5 OF It neither
/, Is none Of my dougs, nephew
thought YOU knew was no hand at gran
nag. no, nos have TO thank my cousu
Griffin here, for helping me out with it,
Hcreupon cousin Griffin Che male) step
ped one step forward and ducked his head
am glad TO fad, uncle, said Timothy
that you have SO many good friends; an
that ,he attention of one makes up Tor Ia
neglect OF another
Oh, dou't mention ii. nephew no douL
You were better employed you have :
much business on your hands you know
; Allow me to iutfoduce YOU TO Mr. Gril
: Of Carniweli Mrs Gufiin, this is my n,
! phew, Mr Baker.
Happy TO see Mr. and Mrs Griffin, NJ
Gle, though hue MOI Tie pleasure of lhe
D &C ttnee sas nai a#sfe ti4t ST.
, hla sal relations al CarniweA
d 20 yes. nephew Mrs Griffin IS o.
o. dear U,ie's cousin first cousin. didn't j,
% say Mr. Griffin You explained 30 10 10
Yesterday, but my memory is not so 20,
5 as IT used o be LEI me see, Mrs. Gnfii
how J., a. 2
& Bot Mrs. Guilin had her own reasons f
not surng The roots OF the Genealogical trt
- which she bad been at some trouble to pa
I'm simpsons brains, SO she only said
!, You are right, SIR; aud | am excessiv
a is glad TO see your nephew Mr.. Bake
= snail be quite happy to make acquautan'
g. with YOU and Mrs Baker aud your fann
You see we are all relatiJns-he-.-he
81 YOU viii come and see US al Carnlwell, y
,- Shall be very happy--yery.
j. Thank you, ma'an replied Timolh
1t but don't ohea 90 to Carni~ell on bus
ness; aud don't often leave home but
ia that Aud that reminds me tina, ! must
uH now.
.c Won't yen have cup of tea before y
"a 20 sad Sampson; you needn't be
s., such hurry
81 No, uncle, thank you. Mrs Griffin, \
iy Grfliu, wish you good-day. Good aft
be noou, uncle.
be There, now, cousin said Mrs Griili
a Il thought lie would be off IN huff ol
81. sec. If he hasn't len his gratis behindhm.
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