The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-20

think | should have been vain enough to en-
er the lists Bat another person, whom none
would at first have taken for a man capable
oi feeling and inspiring a strong passion, was
destined to carry OFF the prize,
One NIGHT, as we were assembled in the
!rawin y room. one of the habitual visitors to
the house presented to us a Jew, who had
Just arrived from Lcmberg, and whom bus
mess was to dctain for some months at Vienna.
In few words. Mr. Muller made tie stran-
the house. The jew rcplic! hv monosylla-
bleS, as i. he d>dainca TO cxpcnd more words
and intelligence upon details 50 entirely ma
tcria'. I!e bowed politely to the ladies'. CLAN
ccd smiinyl, at the furniture Of .hc room,
round which he twice walked as if in token
OF taking possession, aud then installed hun
self in an arm-chir This ran'omine might
have been translated thus: Here | am: look
at me once for all, and then hcv; me no more
VIZ -';''''''>-'h'' was 'iie Jews name HAD
had a decided limp in his gait ne WAS man
o; 'hr middle hcieht. and of decent bearing
'''> ''''f was hf@!'''eH onf a i'hren"'o-'S'
would have read world of things in the
M -uihcent Development Of his forehead
lhe conversation ""rlm" general Nj
Aia'thu~ SI'oN' !';'ir, hHt aS soon as II" open
'i ms i"n'h every Body "'S silent ihls aF-
parent "''r'r"tr rr"rcr'i"a perhaps as much
f:oni 2 '">'rr 20 discover his weak points a
iT"" f".i'i1">> to"'r:> TIE nr"c"nrr.
i'' J"" h'@ "H' ct th">" penetrating and
S''t'r'n> '"ir"> W'o~r tones seem to r'a n
i@r N'rN >""'. an / wiz ''4!l'ar' 70 words N
t!"Njou> ro' lt>> varied than 'hc form o:
th"H@A'. H. stunned mp the discussion lo-i-
ralv and luridlv Int il was ea>y to see that
cY. or ,on~i.,..r,,;on for his ir,,r,ocn,.~< T..
,., ,,,,,;,, .u.h T.. u,,
>trcn.,h.
III. conversation was Intentionally I,I "a
religions rreiulicc~: at the fist wcr,l, $50
'.,n on THE subject. the .Tc~', couu.cnanrc
a>~r:nc.. sublime expression. II. rose ?.
once 20 Tie most elevated considerations i,
,y,s ,,.v 20 scr ,i,,. his ,.,;,,tion .n,,1 =.
~, - , f,r,;I;,, .,,t.r. H.. vor,, ,,u;.,,
:, ,,,lr,i. and now.r-r, =, ,cr,r,,;o, .I,,.
l.,, ,;.r.I,, o. s,..,,.,.,,o.;,.
,,,Io ~, ,hrunt movement towards hin,
Th4;r ~o.:!- lad met. ana WI, ,", i.
nu,vally to- cmrlrtc each other
| >l;d to mvsrlt, that jew Will be Ellen ).
hnSh1nf.
Ii''A 7rl'''! "HT'''' 10 observe h''n more
aitrh'lFv'N- hr" W. Ma''""> vas h"'
-'r'"--t moved an" "'''in'''''' ne "1S '"' an
ordinary ii'n' h'''i'H'''>>' 'E '"'' 'Nl'''>
son u hiS eve. winch >''m''' 20 '''N within
himself. one ro'''; dI> >''rn nat i" was 'n''r-
na"y freorcupI"d VII: >c"' "' '"">'' !"hN
rhcu-l'~ Identified with >uNo;:'r m'n'>.-
>o:nc celebrated authors were spoken "' h''
r'mai0c'i >i}rtt. Baron ven \o:h i,'n' Q ''
towards me and SAD. IN 'ow voice. III g. ms
that oar new arqusInt'r'r'' i not ii'"rary.
=! should he surprised at !Hst, | replied
nud vhat !, more wnu''! lay warcr that
he J. Mu>i,.al." The t'aron drew lcrk. with
4 movement OF NcNa''on. aud. ~ If test my
>a"a"Iiv. h' asked Ellen L" ">rnG SOMETHING -
! !lr amiat'lc glr' LEGGED hlm 10 c;.cu>p hrr
but without putting forward any OF th">"
small prctrx'> wlirh most Young Ladies wo';'d
have inverted on 'hc instant. Her mothers
authority was nr,ti,"! 10 vanuuish hor rc>:,t-
anyc. The prelude testified 10 some unwont-