Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-01-21

LlIlans spirits rose again.
'Oh, thark you,' said she, u want to hear Pa
rod so much, IN Lucreza and if can convlnct
myself ha, Mrs. Lane will not be miserable a
my absence, will send her a regret, contn
ucd she, lughingly.
Come ladies' said Thornton when they had
reached the hall door, 'do let me accompany
you on your shopping expedition, am some.
what curious to know how expensive luxury
wife is going to be.
And as store after store was entered, he
watched with some amusement the indifference
with which the brilliant Miss Floyd turned ovel
the gay goods, and the astonshment with which
Lillian heard the prices.
well, ladies', am almost frightened at the
thought of matrimony, after all these extravl-
ganccs. Suppose we have promenade now
as the day is fine
But the walk in the direction which they
were taking was suddenly stopped by falling
bricks, dry mortar and dust, from an old build
ing which was being torn down, so they turned
into n crowded but less fashionable street.
In passing toy shop, they saw looking ca
gcrIy in at the window, three bright-inced hap
py looking little girls, very commonly dressed,
with their school satchels on their arms, each
with loud voice, pointing ont to the others
what she would buy if she only had the money.
I'd have that bureau, sand one.
'Oh! that amt pretty, Id take that box with
chairs and sofas in answered the second.
Il wouldn't said the third 't | had money
enough Id buy that doll with curly hair, for
Anne, because she's lame. you know
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I.,'iu'cn oo,i'u'S1Ilon nnp.r
Ii','I y % 'ou ~, l'T' o''".s INV
'i'o 'ot J''. " ,'..'o
ouc 'S"' IcG' 'l'''ca III '"S "i''
W"c' lhc i''c iuI'rc A'it'o 1i w'' 1nt
snouSr' 10 "c 'sIn' ToIl' II w. "'','o"' I .'Il'
pa' VI gloVtS, Ie', ca', "l,o'u 10 sII' ine'''
tlc l,'o''I!' w, WIN !'eIu 10 'e' 80 lllucl PcdS-
"c' anu d' ! loIn'on anu ii'''IeU were t'Sc'-
y uc""'''E u'c 'lc'l, Ut So'''c acquaintance
sue StcPPGu o1c" 10 t'ie I''tIe g'"uP "V '"e III
uo%, W, anu """ul''9 c'I' PlGot Vi al'Ncl' s'lu
:, nun ',i' nu", ana ouy "'aI you "In' VIII WY
IT ana 'uI"llt9 70 Ilc laSV sPe'hcI' sue Sn'u'
"" U0 i0u sc' 'nc uo.' II YOU oun io' 1N''''c'
iSh ''.IsI "o'',' sue 's'ii lIi'IeI ~! c1"s''
"c on"u!e" 'ocNeu at c'cn o'lIe'' anu t,,rn III,
~ '''u 'ocit"!l"S uG".c III "I.''Ncncn "o
i"AuIy vi 'a''y tale9 was unNno"n l" 'nc'"
y p"I uiey were heVcF'heic'S 'hc''ncu 10 oeI't'e
5"Il lle'c was soI''G,n,ng supernatural III inc
''uy WIZ nau J'!'t 'eIt .le'''
-
N'st 10 icco'ci sPcGch' Sne ran u'tcr L''lan'
ana 'aNlh4 ho'd d, her uresS, SAID
am very fhuch ooIiseu 10 you' good Iady'
lhdeed am
noaIh 80 am !; ana SO am l, reiterated inc others
=" ny i.Hiah' "nat IS the matter nave you
oeen p!ayin@ the Lazy bouhlIiul 10 those llttIc
honMcyS' aS"cn harriet.
oo' no. OH! heard ono oi thcm say shc
wanted TO ouy something Tor lame sister, ana
gave her niue money, was the reply !
oNt 70 S'c o''i"r'n "HHP!', ,.,.
Niler i"Phuc"'y couHi'n@ INC IohT nouT''
lc i'"lc '1I 'nc opera at IdSl aTI''eH. lI,''n
~" oetn uio''GD Si''oe ',ie ''''uuie VI 'nt u.;e
'o" nc' "o'o' om'"'N' I"''' anu "ei oo"s'
,PoI' s,'9' "p'0 e.' !'n7 ",' I'G pcI III te1G'-
Hc'' sue was SINI"T iI'o ''S loHC''' 'oF ''t
'IcIn l''lt 10 I'r r"nr IT, ana 'le o'"cN N''Vct
on her "tIS'S' "Ieh -,'r' ho[hlon was aI'no"nc-
=, 5I' anu l'H"- on 'r c'o'M anu nI'u ~ ',ic'
sue went 90" S'a'FS' Al InP PaT'or "''r sac
met her aunt, Wno cNciai'heu' "hy' where are
your sloFcS' hI''y
-, was gong 10 wear my pl"cK lace ll'i''S''uh''
VIII, tney not 40 ,-.,. .,...
w ny 10 emu ptoP'c Always 20 10 'He opera
III ,u!l uFGSS' yo" Know m
w NH.Iil Ell am very sorry, nope Mr; morn
-oh WIN not DC aSlillhcu Oh me- lor reaIiy nave