Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-06-21
oand did not long survive his losses, and two of
my children soon followed him.

hoa,,h ;: ~ 10 my oHiy SupPors' my
INV father bo;rc u:.s 'O' ~ n''o.'' anu
Nv son conceal. f.an' .'s' 'r' l ga A..eu''o"
Of b;s salary hu,Ga ~."ls.s, 'n0 "''oun'
me nearly ii, ;r -. !. 'n0'e ''a' Nv '.nI, :,
"Tben bs !. 10, ,...n 80 80 A'' u '''
"No sir he il o,orL g. . ro..,.. :, Dill,
delphia."
"Clerk for msrob.,. !, pb;,.do,nh;. :,
What is vour so,, namo,n
"Henry vs..
"Henry. W, reiterated Mr.. d. ."wbv
he is my clerk left him at nv house not a
fortnight since
Here followed A succession Of inouiries. which
evinced an anxiety and solicit,,de that mother
alone can fesl--to all of which Mr.. D. answer
cd to her entire satisfaction
t'sfou know our Henry" said the old man,
raising his head from his staff. "Well sir.
then you know as worthy lad as ever lived
God will bless him for his goodness to his moor.
old grandfather" ho added in tremulous voice,
while the tears ran down his cheeks.
He is worthy fellow, to be sure," said Mr..
D., rising and placing well filed nurse in the
hands of the old man. {" He is worthy fellow
and shall. not want friends"
"Noble bow said ne mentally AZ he was
riding along Illuminating On his ,ato ;n,srv;ou
=. noh,o hnuh, sh,u -. ,.nt .,.,., =.
ohio him 70 J;s+r;huto honn;no., Iho,;o~o =,
,.c, Pp ~
loves my s'fi' anu Il nc a0eS ne snail nave her'
ana all my property IN 'ne bargain.
fliled with tins PROJECT, and determined II
possible, to ascertain the true state OF their
hearts, he entered the breakfast room the next
morning after his arrival home.
80 Henry is about to leave US to 60 to Eng
land to try his fortune" he carelessly observed
Henry about to leave " said Caroline,
dropping the work she held in her hand
" about to leave US, and going to England "
she added in tone which evinced the deepest
interest.
"T 10 be sure; but what If he is, my child ,
" Nothing, sir, nothing, only l thought We
should be rather lonesome" she replied turn
ing away to hide tho tears which she could mol
suppress.
Iell me- Caroline said MIR. D. tenderlJ
embracing her. " tell me, 40 you not love Hen s
~ AOu Auo" WISH YOU, napP'neSS my cnl'u
n"'o o'o' ''oa'00 YOU WIN A'naneSs' anu you
"' A..'A "'''' "o" i''u ""y'nihs iroii you'
=. No;.ho. ,,;,, ..A--
her face in bis bosom nIdo most s;noarol1
estcem him hut do not for A.. wor,d tall him a,
II f,r hs hos novor said !. uo. ,o.,r,adp
~ will soor find thu, an, and ,.;,ho,, ..,
line hin 10 J, renl;aa tho fa.hox ,oav;no ~.
room.
"Henry," said he, as he entered the count
ing house, you expect to visi, the couutr,
shortly, do vou," E
"Yes sir, in about a month";"
elf it would be convenient" reioiped NJ,
D., j" should like to have YOU defer it a.wee,
or two longer"
at will be no inconvenience, sir, and if
will oblire YOU, will wait with Measure.
"It will most certainly obliee me. for Care
co,ld MT 10. bov;rc ror a,tord .ho ,oaa;nr
Caroline 10 hs m.rr;oa civ, .,;d uon,,
st,r.od =. e hv On a,oo,.;o .ho.L ..c.,oI;no .
o''' ''o 90 - =, "n ''0''.'o 'no'A 0"''''"0
W na'f,0u pos''oio
AZ W SURF i''s-ou' "la' 10 '"ere "ohoe'
ul IN thai!
Nothing SIR only 1t was rather sudden
unexpected-that's ALL"
Ii Is rather sudden to be sure,' replied MI
Dr." but am an old man. ana wish TO see ~
have protector-and as the man OF her ohoi'
is well worthy Of her, See no use In waisln
any longer and am very giao you can s'ay
the Wedding -
cannot stay, SIR, indeca canno'' repii'
henry' forgetting what he haa previously SUI
You cannot . re)o'ned Mr. D'' why 70
just SAID you would
Yes Sir but business requires my prescn'
In the country, and must CO.
" But you said it would put you to no incol
venience, and that you would wait with plea
'fe
=. oo"msno INC !" uny'"'ns .,'e' ''', % ou'
'nis respect can"o' ophee YOU '''u iA0''
rising anu walking WIN rap'o s'flueS "oio'' v
D.. e,,,.,u, b. had ..o, -. -, n..,o, =,
T., ,s -, 4. 60 .,... r...,:. :,
soon 30 irreyocablv to become anotber's 4
last shark burst forth in an unext;ncu;sb
fame and he found it in vain to eDdeavor
eoncea, b;s emot;on.
The old gentleman recarded him with =, u,
of earnestness. Henry" said he. " tell !
franIlv-do vou love NV o;rl,n
al w;u h. oond;a w;.b vor q. >, u..,: