The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-05-24

twortrI os.a,I, "aL ~ .,'"o, nus ie"Inc, yc,
that Erodor;oL ~ Co., '~.uH, p."",i ~ "'s,
eled t|,om Gov Lie ,aIi ,"o;na. uaa n''e wv, oot
hazel ewes lorca mouths XII % ill., uI;,a I;,,
teotb brown lair and tLot sort .PS; IS "m,s( INV,
which is mot Groc;,n nov pomon no,
oou;linc mr. L s,c,;J ,,ao ~ ,.o,'.o'," a' .io Lo,
some norsons nrefor ~ ,bono all lii H.. t". =
noso wL;cL mndora,oI,. [ " '"Vn rnn.; ";,' puO
and suffioiontlv wall.sbsrard rGv ;a WV. |a, fa,
as know anon vmons oltbongI T. , L'
nepbans ne common and 90 I'll ,oo,.ino
n feo,uro os is 70 bo soen On W." 90 III; III"
face WI '
ALTHOUGH thev worc = mir of.o,, ond
comolv neidone.o and bo;rr M oors.an.i,' ~ '",i INV
tired in gorncnts of tho go ons''ins' 49, ~'
fashion Looked n all timos Wv, 80 ,anai "nI
alike. that no stranger evnr droomnd "a
knowing them onart. avon tbo;r " oonno;nt -
ancos were rather occnetomod - ,I,;nI
and sneak of them ronoraiIy " .s '",ho ,h"
Evanscsn than as tho sonarSio ind;v;
6uals Jane and PATTY. Econ those wLo
did pretend to DISTINGUISHED tho ono
from the other were not oxemnt FROM
mistakes which the sistcrs--pattv osno.
cialy. who delighted in tho finn so oftcn
l'o,ao't piouuvou W 'uo unusuai reSemplance-
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a,T I".N' VI siPP.ns from one side 10 the
a hundred little innocent tricks 10 oc.
casion at once n grave blundor and n
merry laugh
oiu Ina: Dl'lai uoouwin' Tor instance
WIZ "fLo;, ;uu's s., ia'nor Purpllha' was jealous
" Doins suepGI'cu oi seeing less clearly
wa .han p ner hclghpors' ana had dehed even
'''e A'"nscS u puzzle her dlscernment
-seeA'ng III VAN On fattys hand the
Ju' myers wii'Sn Sne had dressed 90
yane >, nsc'ipcu the incrediblo cure to
'no "ieri's Vi her own Incompatible
0uiNo "nu oouiu oe narIly unaeceiveni
ovGn py 'up Pu!'ing on oi Jane glove
anu Tue eAhiol''on oil the iacerated dig
V IvHi So%eu U- rouII "a Ty her own bandage'
ouns oooIsI Na'iy, 'ns greatest beau
III 'no lar'an' having petted NJ Christ
mas party 'hat ne would dance with
every Pretty giri IN tnc room, lost his
TS, TTaS't, l"n'Jn i..y aI'y hau oVcrheard) by
':la' saucy uunsei siPFing into her
s'S''ra P'"ce' anu persuadlng her 10 Joln
m Io' o"n unconscious partner so that
ueoree uanceu tw'co with Patty, and
hc' "I al WIN 'ane-a bantering piece
VI nance "i''cn Proved as inc young
sen'ie,iian s "a rustic exquisite OF the tlrst
W".erj was Pieaseu 10 assert, that Miss
"''y was no. ui'p'eased with her part
nct iiow ii,',e uoes yam man know
u, III "olnii 'i, hlnu II she had liked HIM,
sne wcuia not nave played the trick for
In sLnrt f.on, ,t.;n
lana was oh;JJn, g., po,,'.,a ,oaoo. Ia, - wuIl'
"~1 patt,. ',I,,' a1.; 20 "''9 Eau WORK
r;na Jany!n ''tt .. r. 49, 49,, o'no oa' fPln'
ond 70 tho oonenIion w "i, '"uro rro1, nau Ieen no
ron,or1,olIo ;ns,aa r,,on le c:I uG1u ~ 'iiS
And vot na,.rn 0 ,,Ls I ,".n.,y .n. iiAeucss D,
&C % ;nI,; T,' na'"re-u"no so,s some marx
productions making some unnoted d;f
ference between tho lamLs 6ronnod From,
one eve. the robins bred in one nest tbe
flowers growing on ono stalk and tho
leaves hanging from one troe,bod not
left these Young maidens without one
great and permanent distinctiou-nntural
dssimiarity of temper Equally indus.
trious. aifcctionate. happy. and kind each
was kind. happy. affectionato and indus.
trous in a different way. lane was
grave. Patty was gay. If YOU heard a
laugh or a song. be sure it was PATTY
she who jumped the stile when her sister
opened the gate, was Patty She who
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