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

two or three later ones were lust bwiu,p
to attract public notice or should never hay
persuaded Mrs. Winkwerd to employ him a
all but to my thinking he lived miserabl
life. lie said, however, that he was twice ii
Jolly as was at all times, evc
at portrlit-painting--a thing he hated
and only busted himself with whei
especially hard up. and that he did no
doubt h. should b. ono dav as rich as Turner
and with all the world for his Ruskins. lii
facs--so much of i. at least as his hair. wbis
kers, and moustachcs ncrnittod of YOUR see
ing-was very fine; aud he was accomrlishe,
and agreeable enough to please the Wink
artisan, immen,cly lie was Suffered to d
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would nave sni uhk 'roin III sHeh com mlah'
IKE guIi'y u'll'S "hu On ms part, ii.e'
te ioc'Gi! -loih' - wen t'"t "l'eT takiht
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iI oiluu9 riiilsciI-"i.n ms n'lio upon
soiuiils oi sermons surliou'i'cI py uic I'gr
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may use suo" d iolhi Vi NoIuS' Put 'gl
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ihore ! Sd" n'hl' tie less l "oniiieu my re-
pue.ou ,hnt oo''t,-a'm p;nr ,mov' m oH, 'r
ava u"irI :na' " niirS can scarceiy w IuuSt Vi
sucn hish matters. nave portrait ol nm
~ 1utN Ca,,'ii.n, c.n ,.i W'l'In mouiu ,ot part
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IN 'nc alPiauoo tna. e'leteu 'iio Sio'' man
le'Vy Pieasai.lles hi1 racies' unecuo!cs ~,
"eie e''nt .h'o r,iI snaue soo w., ..i
isc'iico u .,,e ., u,o'T''sa M ,r. WEI .",;,
am a.ia,u 'na' hi iron,''' .iooio ep'.a
th "pp'0' i'0'' " "'i''''' ''''''
" ni''
Apol,o for q star thew ouit and Loves own brother
for an earl'g.
| was angry at the change of behavior
among the Winkwerds generally towards
Jack, on Mr.. Slasher's arrival, but | was
sincerely greved at that of Emily. She was
in very short time engaged to he married to
this gentleman, it was true-it was in order
to be present at the wedding that | was an
unwilling guest at the rectory at this time
but this was no reason why she should fol-
low Ambrose stupid lead in regard to the
| poor painter. My wonder was how he stood
| it at all, and privately recommended him
to depart and leave the Rev. Claude just as
he was, without complexion and with
sketched legs but Jack said ''No when he
had taken an order, he liked to execute it;
mimicking my best business manner and
quoting my fivorte phrase. Emily had
been once, thought, the most pleased with
him of all, but now she offered him the cold
houlder--and a good deal of it, as her style
of dress permitted her to do-upon all occa-
sions. She never failed to give the pool
fellow a set-down when the dplomatis
chanced to be present, and laughcC
heartily at his d scribing some OBJ.
scure street in Honolulu as the habitation o
| tailors and artists. As Camellair observed