Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-06-04

% hat ~ sad l feeling scarcely less as
touished and horror-struck than Mrs. Wink
werd could have felt herself what yol
daughter of hundred kings, you pamperec
little pet Of your family, are you prepared t,
lodge under white umbrella, like the Grea
Mogul called Babo, to slave at mixing mast,
culors, to sit as IL model in all kinds Of ride
ulous costumes, 10 be hung up in exhibitions
as ~ Moorish Peasant GIRL, 'Au Eastern
llouri,' on as Passion a Study?' Do yot
know what an exceedingly disrcspectabl,
profession painting is? Are you aware-tC
use no stronger cxprcsson-what an excess
lively scdmpish person Jack -
" Yes, Fred, She Knows all that, and more
besidosn said the rich low voice of my hand
some vagabond friend. 81 have heard some
thing of what you have said to my dear love
and think there is much truth in it, and
am sure You meant it well. My art is not
indeed Il very remunerdtivc one but even ir
that respect, ! am better off than you imagine
II have my health, / shall do very well as
to moncy-mattcrs, don't doubt at present
however. | confess, | want little help.
| have two companion PICTURES The W ooing,
which you know. and the other The W in.
ming, which has still some details to be
workGd in; YOU will lend me, Fred, know
7 $500 upon these two; tbat will suffice to last
rs in s,rlo quiet pretty place, less distant. il
. less fashionable tHan Honolulu; and for in
/ tel'st' Emmy dear 'hihK ol tnis journey man
/ Pdlnt,r having already cut IL 81 snort WIN
tnl' d.sccnutht Qi royalty us Emmy J pay
InG"surcr "elofGha'iu Win IL hlsS' Ahu, sure
us sit hGre ana write IT, my cigar was t!!ere-
! upon teioefIy removed rom t'G cor"efo VI my
mouth anu the piettest PAR Vi pS' save oiie'
III inc "cria III Plleu W .he,i, III 'l9 pace iNe
.imPS oeiore cUulu even ,nillA TX, Vi SAYING
| Don l., OF ror sHdihc' lhe'e, thdt IL
DO, sald Jack, rather inpatientiy, ana with
| lhe air oi u mall VINO hau cohierreu id'or :
"now that settled.
wen, the name VI DIGS upon checK ior
LOU was us goou, ana perhaps pctter. than
that OF amy Slasher or Straightforward OF them
all ana as really telt Tor the poor giri, ana
hdtcd the diplomatist' ana knew JACK To DC
II thoroughly Sood ielloW at hear', ga'e
them my autograph ior inc amount Will
out more woros' upon the cohaition thao
should know nothing oil their plans Whatever
he they what they would 50 that 1 might
ENJOY any thing winch might suddenly oc-
cur as much as anybody else, and afterwards
he able 10 lay my mana upon my heart anu
deny everything: Tor mad that wholesome
terror oil Mrs. "lhkwcrd' that l would us
soon nave peeh party 10 scheihe ol eohe
italian greyhound lor carrying on the young
OF lloncss, as to the ABDUCTION oi the glory oi
the nkwerds ny JACK Caiheilar; Having
thus washed my hanos, theh, OF the whoie
concern, hnlsicd my cigar, ana sauntered
back TO wherc tine attache, over ms third
bottle, was patronlzlng universal Nature, us
perceived IN her July giory through the
open french WINDOWS VI the dihlng room.
nc was just the sorl oi man "no' "noh nc
mas got MS VINE, peSils 10 CON pliiheII " .Lo
genera. arrangement VI ~, 'uenoe .I ''.u i0In
ing DIS twc,e III I" i"ee wiz ei'To'no .p .is
chih' anu sicehe n'' nun any '1y' '"I .i
Is oiau,iiul' Iic re@'roer hiiii!y noi'Iti =:
II, 'he l'ei' Vi an oiii'iien' W LIS
Pieaeuie' o'iOui"'lu " "u0 -: .no :elo.,a,
eii,paSsy' anu uo o'cI'i' " ',i' III w.,
,She mas much 10 learh; mas Eiri,ly' -ni'
Dlles' ne was soou enough u coi'iuc III niI
Una, very evening cu' sue - pi'"n'' "'u =,
VIII pccoii'e our iosi''o'' We w io' "o"'''
iour eAcc!ienvy e"iu -
NoI ye'' sir' hc liitelrup'cu' WIN oio Vi
MS most gracious llciihatloiis'
our eAceHeicy - WeiiV ol' an 'ho 'aiho
rs great master ana the pul IL Is apt
Inc Sill! i"t statc-iuHctioiaIy hAcu ihe"''-
lngiess pompOsltvs OF that KIND peyohd meas
ure, as l KNEW ana was set poWihg ike
mandarin lor seVerai minutes;
| On the next DAY, most ot thc WedolhS-
company arrived Lady loppin9'o"er' the
married sister, who bore Il sort OF lalniul re-
semblance to Emily herseii-she prought
half starved looking French maid With her
OF whom she seemed to stand, nevertheless,
IN no little awe, ana dld not present laVor'
able example IN any way OF the bliss OF hlgh
alliances the Lord Straightforward, pump
Jovlal Ola nobleman' VINO seemed 10 nave
met WIN nothihg up that long lie-Jourhey
OF ms nut carriages tull OF other Jo'iai oic
noplehcii, ana amusing peggars Dy the roao'
SIDE, who stood on their heads 1or pennies
ana were thanAiul Tor them the Hon' ahu
Key. Swete SIMILAR, his brother, gentleman
OF the most urbane grace, VINO haa come eH'
press from Windsor to perform the mystl'
ceremony between his beloved COUSIN Emil.
and ms most respected ana talented cohhcc
ton, Her Majesty attache-these two VIII
costly gut and stlnted phrase apiece lor I'M
young bride; ana another Swete Similar IRON
his crack regiment at oiprai'ar' with N'rd
rlteranean Jewei lor her waist, ana k'ss II. ~
his cousin nrow' "hlch ne ciaiiheo anu III
printed, to the astonisnmeht Oh the groom
elect, before us all lhere were ho ie"e
than live aunts-two OF the W NlhKwefu' an'
three OF the Trevor iamiiy, one oi the la''e
OF whom was gwen 10 understand was iiii.u
of money. oiie was laue oi goou huii'oe
OF other things besides, however anu vacl
Camellalr expressed 10 me private Misl
take 1--WE sKetches0i her'to oc ch,ltieu ,peioio'
ana AFTER, "hich ne reasoned wouiu peooiii
popular the one with her iaise eyeproM'
hair, teeth, color, ana ngure On anu I'll
other without these accessories There 1 wer
also eight bridesmaids, selected exclusiVe'
from the families OF the landed gentry an
the rectory was full.
The Rev. Claude, will do him justice
say, was, with the exception OF my dear Garry
the only person who did not seem thorough
satisfied with the pending event he was PEI
petually expressing his delight about It, an