The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-11

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An ! ? Why. have not begun 10
sny What think and feel hardly
darc TO trust myself even 70 you. TO
speak freely For year after year. as
she has gone on, from one phiian'hropic
fsury 10 another. have marked the
ruin which they hrye occasioncd ai
bone Bll come talking j. fno use
y Is time % act. II ]. beautiful eve
ming. Suppose we % round 10 her
house, aud see what We shall! fnl
ihcre'
she viii probably be away said
Mrs. Ashton he-iating
She has no business to he away, with
so many half grown children 10 look
after; her first doiy is TO them. Bat
come, W shall see.
In few minutes they were in the
street The air Of the night was clcnr
aud frosty. aud forth from many a
pleasant window streamed out the bright
home light upon their path.
i think, Walter said Mrs. Ashton,
whose heart reflected ANYTHING cheerful
a> qnickly MS a mirror an object pre-
senied to its clear surface, 'vou are
rather severe upon the mothers to-
night. See how many happy homes
we pass, every step We take !"
How do YOU know they are happy Z;
Because feel as if they are. Some
women may be led esiray, but the ma
jority of our sex are with the right
That is just what ] am finding fault
with Instead Of going quietly TO work
10 do what they know they should do,
they all seemed lately to have gone of
hunting up what Is right-'right and
working out the problem of their exist
ence ! these and similar phrases are on
every woman's lips now, and am afraid
that there are very few, even Of these
cheerful looking houses, in which we
should not find skeleton somewhere
1T is well strangers do not hear you
ialk they would think You had per-
iec' termagant Tor wife.
Then they would make great mis-
take !; ana 1t Is precisely because have
such good wife that ! see and feel the
want OF IT IN other families. But here
we are nj George :, aud there Is bright
hghI streaming IRON out Their windows.
we VIII see what II oilers within doors.
am gong TO ring so AS TO arouse sui
hc'enl attention not to stand here wait
ing nan an honr' As generally do !
ieei very much IN the mood Tor decided
meafnres tonight
DO be careful walter was all Mrs
Ashton had ''me to say before slal-
terh'y looking ir'sh glr' opened the
door, ana without making any IN
qulIirs Tor The mistress oi The house they
entered
"a Hnarrei III 'he h''cheh ''au evident
" oeeh disturbed oy 'le ringing oi the
DELL Tor II seemed TO commence just
"here II h'd oeen arrested
! say You shaht
say VIII
ouch II II you dare
"ch '''o"eu seuhi'ns' ana ihe
voices gre" louder ana louder ana more
angry ouuueniy 'nere was " scream
'ou1 ''''' anu '''ei' 'o''o"eu No'ley
81 oh'hs so hof'lp'e i"ht hr-' Ash'oh
turned pa'e' Mr' Ashton looked ht
her s'g"'ncah''y' ou'' wi'hout making
any ,e''''''N "Pehe1 'he p"r'oF door,
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m"a wa unfortunate ana 'hr silence
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