The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-03

VIZ" ''fN wv '''s I'VE " i''''tfN' .
said Gcorgiano.
And we viii have one, cried Jona.
than. generously, prompted by Sarah
Jane. distressed look, Certainly We
will have a piano. ! should have made
arrangements for one before this, bul
You had one in the other house, YOU
know, and | supposed you would bring
j, with yoo that Is, said be, correcting
himself, for fear Of giving offence, i
thought i, belonged to YOU i mean
II dida't know il wa. "a hired one
Mrs Rcntwcll sighed aud looked
s,ernly resigned; Miss Ren,well snccr-
ed; Eliza gave Mr.. Allen an indignant
glance aud Georsiana turned hcr eyes
upon her mother. as if expecting some
reply. Sarah Jane was more distress.
ed than ever, and her husband grew
very warm about the face, conscious Of
having inad,crianny mentioned deli
cate subject
III have piano sent home io-mor-
row, said he, cheerily, by way of giving
happy turn TO his remarks, and pre-
venting any misconstruction i should
have done so before. Now think of
it, the chamber is the best place for the
scrapliiue, isn't it, Sarah ?
lie drew chair to the FIRE. Iii.
young wife's face frightened us she laid
her hand in his, and thanked him. with
a grateful and loving heart, for his
kindness, 9pd sunshine stole upon the
faces of the family.
I've good news for you, girls said
Jonathan, at the tca-table, as lac passed
the biscuit. Guess who is coming TO
see us 2
They all guessed, except Miss Rent.
well, who probably thought guessing
beneath her dignity. Nobody guessed
right
why don't you tell, and have done
with it, asked Laura, not very good
naturedly.
4 beg your pardon, Miss Rentwclr
replied Jonathan. laughing.
There's no occasion; only this guess
work is kind of childish
Laura glanced at her mother, who
was pouring the tea. Mrs. Rcntwcll
smiled, without looking up-as if she
had said, 'Mr. Allen has got good hint
this ,ime.'
Sarah Janc whowas dishino ,I,o rrc.
serves rnised her owes ia her sisters
with n nleosont smile and tolI her
she d,oush,i'e" l;s~s'y re-y l4oo",;op
''Twould he well if you had little
more Of the quality said Laura, with a
smile not quite so pleasant
Never mind your dignity cried
Georgiana. Lets hear who 1t Is. y
gentleman, am sure--didnt you con.
fess as much, Mr. Allen? Is he hand
some 7
And single 2 added Ellen.
I've guessed! exclaimed Sarah
Its Charles Price
80 it is, said Jonathan.
80, good !! cried Georgiana. Hes
very handsome
Hes very disagreeablc,' remarked
Miss Rentwell.
Everybody is disasreeablc that don
happen TO fancy you, and pay you nj
the attention in the world. For my par
| think hes beautiful. When is be com
ingF
Tomorrow night and think W
will have a delightful evening. Charlie
isa line musician
we shal' have use tor Inc new piano
sa'd oar""' ne IS a Si'ehu'u payer
ne '"""uer'-"e 10" ! P"'y' oo'er'
eu laura
go r',' c,, 80 ,'. '',' "''
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CO.. ha i no, an e,oni.i,e s;n,yr
.pa,,,arovo,,is;,o I nm, It., 20
,l;adTanro ,ar.as,icon, Iu, ro;.
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Jona,Loo ..os too hanny ,o ooro ,n,.,
far aoy,Lino that wa. saij an, Of IN fem
nc, hy ovon the identified Iaura II
I,p,bed and asked the widows Of NJ,
Charles Price
u don't know any harm Of him .b
said. erayely. But should hardl
have expected YOU TO engage him 70
tomorrow night.
why NOT;
.Yon know that oor s;.,crbood NEE,