Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20

honor of wishing you good morning. and
Will 60 up stairs to look after the fixtures
on the second floor
Could | have given a eentler hint
than this ! Could have spoken more
compassionately to a woman HON
sincerely believed to be old and ugly
W here is the man to be found who can
lay his hand on his heart, and honestly
say that he ever really piticd the sor.
rows of gorgon Search through the
whole surface of the globe, and you will
discover human phenomena of all sorts
but yon will not find that man.
To resume. made her a bow, and
left her on the eamp-stool, in the mddl,
o. the dra@iugroom floor: exactly as
had found her. ascendcd to the
second floor. walked in.o the back room
fist, and inspected the CRATE. 1t ap.
peared to be little out of repair. so I
stopped down to look at it little closer
Whilc | was kueeling over III, bars.
was violently startled by the II Of one
large drop of warm water. from create
hight, exactly in the middle of a bald
place, which has been wiienin, great
deal Of iat; years on the top Of my head.
turned on my knees. and look ed round.
Ii .ayln and earth the Grape. covered
conan had followed me up stalrs-,hc
source from which the drop of warm
wtt-r had fallen WAS no other than Mrs.
BalIcfy's eye.
Il wish YOU would contrive not to cry
over 'he top Of my had, ma'am,' spid
|. Ny patience was becoming exhaust
ei, and spoke with considerable as
peri,y. The curly -headed youth of the
present a &c nay not be able to sympathise
with my feelings on this occasion; but
my bald brethren know as well as I do.
that the most unpardonable of all lib.
critics is liberty taken with the unguarl-
ed top of the human head.
Mrs. Btd5ery did not seem to hear
me. When she had dropped the tear,
she was standing exactly owe. me-, lo>k-
ios down at the CRATE. and she never
stirred an ZACH after | hid spoken
Don't cry over my head ma an I
repeated. more irritably than before
"lh,s WIS his dressinG.room. said
Ms B.dL Ltry, inlut5ing iii mutiled So
hogny ole VA, szngulaf.y particular
tbp1t - sa.NinS-watcr. lie always
tIEsj to hlve It ~ tit;l- tn pot, and
Ire n, .r.47.y i is.r i tha' i M ut be
placed on tbs hob She 9roancl
asaia, and tapped one side Of the crate
with the leg o her camp-stool.
If had been a woman. or if Mrs.
Baissry had been man, should now
have proceeded 10 cxtremitics, and
SHOULD have vindicated my right 70 my
own house by an appeal to physical force.
Under existing circumstances all that
could do WAS to express my indignation
by a sl,uca The g'ance produced not
the slightest resAlt and no wonder -
Who can look at a woman with any ef-
feet. through Il Grape veil
Irctrcatcd into the second floor front
room, anl instantly shut the door after
me. The next moment heard the rust
in, Of the Grape garments outside, and
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