Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-09-24

haps he has but I would
gone at any time durip,
months at a loss of thirty !. !.
thought the sale a desirabisp
Now there's my DAY, -
and it IS one to be proud q.
credit to myself for beio.
pretty bright sort Of = ~ -
to go through. Let Us bar a''
now '"'e
The 9 face Of Mrs. Barlow ~
~ Her husband waited 4 y ~
ments, then said:
Let Us hear the ya,s, !,
and the piles Of good ibiD s, !.
No nothing Of that, 81 p =.
io"' with a slight vail of a.
her pleasant voice. ''''os "'a
I had another nsanin, 81.
Of having accomplished , 'l s.i !
work. And now. A. so'd d
bear no compair;s,. q! aoIags
of declining their rehearsal .0'A' d
Mr.. Barlow. ,w Sa,s',a' Jenny, ssi
dinal virtue. sol,t yo pgs. N.Y. y c
You have done a good as,'
your estimation, for you sail :.
Go on. lam all attepi9,
Mrs. Barlow still hesiss
a little more urging, she b,s,
of a good days work. FL
little subdued, and there Va.
shrinking from the subject
she felt constrained to speak.
j resolved last night, a
passing some hours of seie,.
and self-upbraidings, that
day, try to possess my
And this has been the trs4
/ Shall I 90 on?'
Mrs. Barlow looked pp,a,
half bashful air at her ha1a
did not meet his eyes, for L.s.-
them partly away.
Yes, dear Jenney, 60 on.
The husbands buoyance d r,,
gone. In its place was souetla,
and pensive.
Little Eddy was usually fs
F morning, as you will rememba
seemed perverse, l tbougdt-az
we call it. l was tempted to spas
ly two or three times but ren.a.
) ing my good resolutions, put
armOr of patience, and never la
: hear tone. Dear little fellow NJ
l went to wash him, after breaks
r found, just behind one bis ears a d
7 infamed boil! 1t has mad Bin di,
feverish and worrysome &d q
5 wasn't l glad that patience us!,
: spirit.
After you went away to &z
Mary got into one of her pera
mors. She did not want to goba
( to begin with f.; then she couldn't z
slate and then her shoes Binslz
e l felt very much annoyed but s
: ing my good resolution, l met be- Z
+ ton with calmness, her wilfgIla I
e gentle rebuke and so Couquera !
kissed me, and started for schoo.
cheerful countenance, her slate
o satchel, and the pinching shoe uai
= So | had my reward.
But my trials were no. oTa .
extra washing was needed sIaas
Ellen, and told her tha. laTUiA u
quire a frock and two pairs d ,ia'a'
/ be washed out, the baby ;Ona aA
} some pocket handkerchief ASST
n fusal Ieaped from The girl, qaal %:
n and indignant words to nine
tience patience whispered a SUE
S voice. I stihed, with an effort I"
( ings restrained my speech, aad COL
q ed my countenance. Very calmly
exterior signs, did l look ial' L
r face, until she dropped her s7' F"
10 floor in confusion ,rt
e, " You have forgotten yoafel' }
Is yet without a sign Of irriiail'a'
was humble at once confessed 'l''
lie and begged my pardon. i'F''
after reproof, and she wen. D' :. !.
Of kitchen, somewhat WISER J 'l'
when l summoned her Inc W.
all required has been done and 'n' .
seemed all day as if she were ely
'ct ing to atone by kindness and !.
that hasty speech. If ! m1I :
ID, we we're both improved by TIE o.
his through which we passed
sOther trials / have bad 'A
day. Some of them quite a. 's
Id fe " / have mentionedi but a' ]
ats patience was whole when %.
n down. I was able 70 poses ~ I.
- .l,.oonauesf Oh 81 >"