The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

NNfNE 'H' liifN tl ht- ltAhFtes ana
thinking wished could sketch them.
jus, rs he sat. would rather have his
portrait than kossulhs.
Doctor
Hush. you witch. Cannot Won
write what you have got TO say, without
yelling like "a scrcech-owl 2
SO | took a slip of paper, and wrote,
Nu little to the right, II you please,
Doctor
What forf in whisper, hoarse as
the voice of n Young Shanghai
! want 10 sketch your portrait
What will you do with n" Then.
with a horrible grimacc, win that ex-
preston do z
Put 1t in INV cabinet Of curiosities
You cant have it. Do YOU no.
know il is written. le shall not make
ulio Yourselves idol. p
Ave. but they must be in the like
ness of something in heaven above or
the earth beneath, you know. 1t is
enough for n reasonable man that want
it,"
He looked at me closely moment,
before he replied
Lydia Mason shall see about that
but, to prove that am reasonable, |
shall take yon home with me tonight.
So get your bonnet and cloak
| shall not 90. Leave my charge,
because you say he is be,ier?'
You will =
i shan't =
Dec 20M.-At Doctor G's.
l did 60 but how, or when, ! have
no distinct recollection For many
days there has been no morning nor
evening for me only fever and pain
and delrium--the darkness that steals
up from the valley Of the shadow of
death. Oh, it is good TO suffer; for
without this, we should never know half
the Kindness and love that lies hidden
in some hearts. The rock must be
smote before the refreshing waters will
burst forth.
What but this could have made nncle
and aunt watchers by my bedside and
the Lees. and Mrs. Lane, and II. too
all so anxious TO do something for me !;
and, best Of all. glorious Doctor c. and
his noble wife Surely they will have
their reward for was stranger,
and they took me in =
Here comes the Doctor, holding up
letter; he frowns horribly at the sight
Of my occupation. Well, well, prom
ise--not another word to-day; and so
get my letter.
Dec. 2lst--Moiher's letter is unique.
the dear woman has all unconsciously
achieved the desiderat,m in letter writ
bG bored d'"n iner2alsAGss,s i 2lAGss thf eoms and nsish,
plainly before Inc as if ! were in the
midst of them myself. Yet how strange
such passages ~ these would sound in
he ears of many of my city friends
H., for instance, who is enthusiastic over
the beauty Of rural life.
Potatoes are going down, and last
week George +. caried all we have TO
spare to c., at fifty cents per bushel -
1t makes quite difference in the prof
its, as we reckoned them; but hope
10 MAKE y up On ,''e nay n"' Is us
ing, and Mr. +. advises me to keep II n
while longer, thinking il will get up TO
twenty dollars per ton before spring
~ mas oeeh so warm '''a' we nave "o'
ou,cne,eu Tue P'es ye' on' "'. r.
A,''eu 'i,' "e,s' anu ,''s "'se't "e'2"-
ed 450 lbs Black Ann is TO help me
"pou' 'he "orh 81 you hecu hot worry
aoo9' me-
e'' 10 me- 'ha '"'' III inc price OF
Po'"'oeS Is serious h'aoer 'or II we
cannon MAKE op 'he ui'ere',ce some
now we may ma o",,e'Ts' ho'''e'esS
'or our ''nru cre'''o'' Nr ~ s''es "s no
cno,ce|'ne i'"e'e's Vi Tue mortgage
OF '''e mouse anu 'e" ren''"''"s acres
'he',''e','s'
mere 's a Po'sci'P''
dc very 'a,e,u' 10 l''e"se your une'e
ana aunt my cl''d' IL Is very k'hd IN
nun 10 ,'o''1e Us anu us 'a'or can oe
o' great "u'a"'ase W you !" many
ways
Au mere sPoke-nol my ho'her'
ou' 'ne ~o'i''y "'su"'' "''''' s"e'' n"'
lures as her gal" from Circumstances.
va '"e ''e"' ''S' ou'so VI Po,,''y Is
no' 'na' We '"us' earn o'' u''"u py '"e
e"e" " '"e o'o"' oe' '"e eo'S'an''
'""Ne,"s '"'e' " "''s'' e"'s .''o
'he hne'' ha'uieS 'Ne 'uN "e"
praise u as a lsMne' o' erea' ',"'h,'
oPcS '"S ','ei.''. ~ /" ""t "'',''q"e""'y
uwar's 'ne near 10 pe ,'ee ''o'" ','ese ,
Pe''y .a'e-' os ""'e 70 're o'"s'
10 III ,ne ieaue' "eisutT from 'he
sPr',' anu s,'e ,ee u1'e'op"e'''-
I'M, Is WY = "ou'u .ri oe ''on'
As 70 unc'e H,"i''e'' , :" no'''"s uS'
he''''hhs y "ou'u 'a'n oesh more "P
parent anu 10 'he purpose hau ''e nohe
u "neh you' my ,,'o'her' were s'rus