Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-02-23

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,uo,' =" o nu ii'c,u 1 ,,,G,';,o'
W, M"I ,none ,v9G,u'c aiu s.e"ulus.' "nu o.;,n nd
ysci y ,oSs fu'ilI 4; iS. anu was ino'' "''''' anu
PoMW.iiIu, M. 1870. ~ DGu. H., ~ H.
-hy nuSpanu was very hinu w. nea ~
Pur ~. 81. ,'i an' ~, ho,,o.
M Mn"ii i''u ''"o i,o iihou "ei 'oN
Ian .iun Ho hAcu rie no u9uu ~ ~ w iooN Nv no' ~
o'to" p"u WV" o,i"nsG oNpio o's,on ~ ~
oyee never ooulu qul'o naNo ~ ~ Tu',
wnctner IL was rove or hnte' oe,.a,iiy, a..er
sue o"nio' ms manner 1.a'So' 'oNaiu' ~: NJ
was nVs Jc"lous' uir iio' susPoo' P,.'5iS .,',s
o,i'tnSe rom uny slii'llI iccir"S VI "ouinvt .
s'lllo.e' VI ILo'i' any on'y y, my e,9 W.
,"m ~ ~, rith Filnn II; ~ INV
connecting II WIN i1ii,n , y III any way An9"
Una Lna' nc no longer loIou me Us nc useu 70 uo'
pu. Iit i1oV 'aimN ilc 'Iaca ''Ir i AZ ,ease
IVY m:'n 'no Suuie hinr oi NY u'ou W "o
sui .I, "s iii'en 'onuu'. W .i Ino "Is
i mi .n:n WV cue ""1 f"so,oi -
'l'u u'h 'pu nv 90 nhu'n "ncn ""o .n.lo t
us "nen Was away ror l useu use, 70 near ler
% NY sle"MinS !" ms ue,P ,"nv hsGe, .Gmst
WA. "io Nolse " nc'' Vl.a. '.,e 'ai I ~
."iu oi P"aoion "nu 50 ar, ~
' and % pIeadinrly, often to end u in po terrible
burst of anger and mprecation. could not
understand why they uuarrcled There was
IL mystery between them did not know of; !;
and | did not like to ask them, for | was
afraid Of them both-as much afraid Of Ellen
as nv husband-and felt like a reed between
them-as if should have been crushed be-
meath any storm might chance to wake up.
So, was silent-suifcring alone, and bear
| ing n cheerful face so far us | could
Ellen wanted me to return home with her.
Soon after she came, and soon after | heard
the first dispute between them, she urged me
to go back to Hurst Farm at once, and for
long time Weak as | am by nature, it has
always been a marvel to me since, how strong
| was where nv love for nv husband was
concerned. 1t seemed imposs,ble for me to
Weld to anv pressure against him. | believe
now that very angel could not have turned
inc from him
At last she SAID to me in low voice
uNIary. this Is mnduess it is almost sinful ,
Can YOU not see-can YOU not hear - And
then sLe stonned and would saw no more
thonab urond her =, to,l mo What sbn meant
E ss;Ii 49,. -, -, - ,,;. ~
v,,S d !, 49, ,uti7d oi ~,
i nU ia,,n'u y, ",' 'o l uii I'''v h raI
mucn 10 ia'lom IT, l,au 3esun 70 ieGt that
n! pe -; ''i''n o.O" . IN VI
uiu"u n s.eiieu ~ oI urnonN 'r"uoMe ,
rtal iyGs Were tdueh d iSGyffF hS. tor 'nei
too timid to insist on an explanation, and SO
things went on in their old way
In one respect only, changing still more
painfully, still more markedly; in my hus-
bands conduct to me. He was like another
creature altogether to me now, he was SO
altered. lie seldom spoke to me at all, and
he never spoke kindly. All that did an
noyed him, all that said irritated him: and
once tthe little widow covered her face with
her hands and shuddered) he spurned me
with his foot and cursed me. one night in our
own room, when knelt weeping before him,
supplcating him for PHYS sake to tell Inc
how had offended him. But | said to my
sell that he was tired, annoyed, and that it
was irritating to see a loving woman 8 tears
and so | excused him, as oitentimes before
and wont on loving him all the same-God
forgive Inc for my idolatry
Things had been very bad of late between
Ellen and my husband. But the character
OF their discord was changed. Instead of re-
proachihG; tneV Wmtc9n1 i,, eafh 2thcr lnGes
sanity lhey put me ~ n'i''' VI ''i'e'
husband On t'ie uv'ei',i,o ,eiar osrddor,,, o,r,
Mary sHiu my sis'1i " nv aHua'S id .od
inG 10 .,ne so,a ,',I,, m"' >Th.,1 n.
frs my po1i }fT ' hvf hs uouS YOU
'ia;ly Hh5 Gvod U har oros nn mo narnestlv
It'J LAW I,' .,ui fansro.ad ,o,o
J.. uD % ''J. In. n"o" NV t%at Loo,
y, ',p,,,,,.i'ot r,c,rnn Lns ha tbonI MA h,
n"r ,"t, " '''.' iat w. liz -, i L,
I.o; nJt w., ,.hor ho n,,rr;edr ~ ne ho sn;,
ooS"iueu' .T, Id s,' ,'',ah ,i,s',,
only WA. nJ i'a' La niJ na P''t
Co. 80 Iai,l ,,ra ov,I;,it ,,.;tI ,',,,,
mas .'' ~. DST' ood
w. = ""' ,io',,.L. % ~ Id .n,'o.o
ian nGn't -, ,,,io ., iuN :. :, uSvI
80 ol'i'uly " s',t I,'.
nav s,.aa - bis 10 bo tai
e''n i.I; nhont H. rortnno EiIon II
me uhythihS "oou. ms ,ol .uno' .'i1n, - -
Ways EN- ;',sl,ad cnr ho bos i hr f., ny
-. 80 ,or, than roon,ro
? gives iiie mt wv 'N'' .,i.;' l"o' A..
'oli'i i iei ~ tt,d IT, al ''o,, L,o,r
S'iarSo in",'''0 .IN,ij NH
80. H. L.,tn,J a.1 la l.
: A"o" - nv nv. wy ,.i "
no' "o:o'u'' ii?"s H. - ',.' ~"
nv 'uoi'1o' ~ i'.to .t, d;l tho, TO-. ,,lt
y luts"Ii h'" ''''''' WY 'N '' 'f0"
loNlnSN. an.
n Eiiti 'ouIieu ,no i,t'io eP n, sa;d .C"
you hot lsar as " llo'nef' eve" ""io you io'
e as wiz u,;, vvhn, vho. .h,,a
r rear u"rline "hg h"' rm smou'"
lear, or "hoih nu' - 'nelo' Eiieu,
i your our heart t',en uuueu passioha'ely :
l. len me at once lor klow tna1 you na'
some iIrrioie secret conceai?u ifonl me al
lwoulu rather kho" unythlns-wnateveI
l. may pe-thah iiNe on, longer IN this kihu .
It suspense anu Ia mrsu'sh IL LOO ihucn II
t. me TO Dear L",'" m
le one TOOK my hahas' nave you strength
! she salu, earnestly ooula you reaIly M ce'
'r the ruin lhGh seeing my distress ior
le nau 'alien n'; i'l'o A'hu u hys'erichl NJ"
't very eeiicale 'neh-sno shooA mer lleau
I'd despair anu !e'tlng my n"nus iall hca'iiy
u, my zap, sa,o III an u,ueI'onc' ~, No. no 3
~ Is TOO weak-too ch'iulsh men shc w, we
Oh up stars apruPtiy anu nearu icr walall +.
10 ao0ut her own room LOT nearly an hour alte
OF IN long, s,e@uy steps.
l have often thought that had she told
m theh' ana takeh me 10 her heaft-her stron
US brave. hoole heart-l could nave derived co
he rage from I, ana coulu nave Dorne the area