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

81 all tbs is, quietly observed Nc
Psiec.
oar aim Is indicated ty our name
We are culca,orine TO form ne nuclc.
us cr harmonious circle. which shnll
widen and expand un,il n comprchcnls
al clss>cs Of society We shall nsc
all religions into one--,hc truc rcl.
gion.
4 see mjd Mr. rrico gta,rly
You aim Go make the whole world lcrl
aud bclic,c iaN as ,oa lcel aui hclc,c.
4 stuprpdous plant And, d. ior har-
mony, there isno principle love he'.
ter aud would DO more to promoic.--
Are not those your sentiments. l,mn'
than, chE with terrible pinch ! 90
for universal harmony. nnd ono rcluon.
] subscribe twenty Gyo cents each"
Mr. Leslie gave the same and nl-
though Mrs Rcn,vcli had strong su-.
picious that the Young men were MAX
ing sport Of the cause. she SMILED sc-
rcucly and pockc,cd the money
Thcrcupon Nj Leslie struck zap the
lively and simple mir of'fd b. "a b'fflr
fH' Nh pricc aud Eliza began TO sing
and Gcorgiana began 20 dance.
Meanwhile Laura's scountcnaucc wore
an injured look, and 81 conycls d aside
with her mother, but Sarah Jane and
her husband, although rendered very
unhappy by what had occurred, joined
the company, with feeble efforts 10 be
gay.
Ailcr the Young men were gone, the
widow took occusion TO say She thought
them rather nsolcni, but she could not
blame lhcm. since they had been en-
couragcd 10y Mr Allen, Jonathan COM
pressed his lips, and smothcring consid-
cradle heat in the region Of his heart,
and made no reply but the remark
led to general discussion of the cher
actcr Of Mr.. Leslie and Mr., Price. --
Both suffered severely by the free
speech Of Mrs Rentwcll and her sarcas-
tie daughter Mr. Price especially was
the sublcc, of dreallully severe critic
cism. by Miss Laura, given as an Offset
TO Georgana's praise, who declared that
he was delightful, and that he had com
/ plctel y captivated her heart.
jonathan aud Sarah Jane Withdrew
| TO their chamber, where the latter had Q
good crying spell over the unpleasant
occurrence Of the evening. 1t took al
her husbands good nature TO soothe her
SO that he forgot his own notifications
for the time, in his sympathy for he
sufierings.
The next morning, however. h'
thought the matter over, and resolves
that hcnceiurth he would be master il
his own house. lie began on the ne,
system ut the breakfast table. Thcr
was no coffee. Mrs. Rentwell's nmil
having always been accustomed to tet
and nobody except himself caring 70
any other drink, no other drinl, was pre-
pared, although he had several time
hinicd strongly on the subject.
i must have my coffee. hc said fir !
IT, Tea with breakfast seems to m
as mnch out Of place AS
AS white gloves at funeral addc
Georgiara.
Exactly, rcioined Mr. Allen, chea
ed Of his dignity by the sally. 'lC
know don't drink tea mother
i hardly thought you would wish
be alone with your coffee, replied Il
widow. If you care so much for il,
course you must have it,
Jonathan did not like the tone wi
which She spoke, but seeing the col
come ia SarHh's face, be held his peuc
From that time he had coffee, --th
too Of notable quality. II was Ill
Chinese music, which is celebrated I
being the worst in the world. NJ
= Rcnlwell must have been very ingr
{ ious 10 be able TO connect anything
, bad. The result was that in the cour
, Of week he decided to try drink
, tea.
10 BE CONCLUDED ~ orn SEXr.