Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-07-01

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,.,4 80 - ~ oo uon7' iou must draw
anu u '.ss 'lein iidIrleV'
ui'Se et no amman IN my life, and
; "'" 20 10 IT, promptly returned Har-
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- 80 f-'I1'' ui't -oI9' CoursJhay Know. And
- ", 'He udy "ouIu nave some per-
- harriet suggested mat Mrs. Brown
.'oli. -it I'm IN anu ner mistress eagerly
tI, - - 'He ChiIlreh were lett to
p.,,-. IL ri:e ne s'aiIs' like Mrs Jeilaby
,l,, IL, 80 was sent Iylng around
A., l3--,-.-' ,',-ooU ~ seircn oi MIS-. Brown.
- - "'' '-io "e1AIy NdSherWoman,
+l...-,-.',l ~ servants "eie on very goo
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-,,s,;,.5 o.. ,Allo" 'io" W prepare ducks Tor
C--.-.-7 "a9 ''9 ANXIOUS question Mrs.
,...L ri: i''' '' "e-' "heo She returned
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T..l LII - '0 a1I" en- zone. can
-.t '' Ia 'lGu d great oe}i OF experience IN
.i..--.-.. l'1-, lu lil1 matter OF securing
al ~ - "'aN fu'IlnS oui '' coal,
10y vi pate ana "d>',s' dnd
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80 .-Efi ~, N'I ,''"Il'l man me.
-l1 ana MIS-. brown VIII manage well
between us, ma am, said Harriet. "D.n't
you stop here, please for you II only put US
( cur, Now as have got her to do the rough
I'5,, ~, 1s pound II 90 the line
/ N-s. Courtenay was but too willing to ac-
-ets 20 TINS advice She hated the kitchen,
/ ana was Always as thankful to get out OF it,
/ 's 10 '1As tell US poor errlng sogIs are 70 get
"l1 ol PafgtJoEy. 30, with numerous
cIaI IS ana directions the latter somewhat
9-se1T-' owing 10 her own inexperlenee, she
i1-' '-elu 10 10 IT, ana ana not 90 down
again. pas sing very agreeable day chatting
/ WIN some acquaintance who called, and de-
F0qIIhe new novel
L-'- !H lhe afternoon sue was surprised by
N.9l rom her old maiden aunt, Miss Glenn
.''lu1 NiaTsn' "hom sne had not seen for
rneI5e ln3Hl4s, ana VINO hao come to pass a
Ie" days with Mrs. Lance.
80" l' You must stay and dine with me, /
aunt u IN. shall be glad OF YOU, Tor Ma /
.'I OF' is coming and you VIII make the /.
fourth at table
81 I'm agreeable. answered Aunt Glen, /
'Annis has sent me 90 ask YOU to her house |
TO tea. Your mamma is there. and the doc .
tor is coming in the evening. told Annis /
perhaps | should have NV dinner with YOU. .
and bring YOU in afterward
Then come up stairs. and take vour
things of.
Why. wha; = this ." uttered Aunt Glen.
as She followed her niece TO her bedroom
" "Halt-Tast four in the day, and your bed
not made 80
"Oh Harriet must have forgotten all
about the upstairs work. and I'm sure | did.
it must e now till after dinner. She's
fresh servant. aunt. and She knows little
about cooking, and the woman that helping
her seems to know less It's no use seeking
for good cooks in servants-of-all-work and
they plague ones life out.
90 N0ur nurse might do the bear5oms ON
busy days. " said Aunt Glenn
" She might. but She doesn't She's out
now with the children. We have cot a kew
of the square. like Annis. she takes the
whole tribe there. and I ret a quiet hour
indoors"
They were to dine al FIVE. early hours suit
ing MAJOR Ord and few minutes before
the hour, be and the captain were heard to
enter
e.. Nvl4.e a.- .'-5 -so:-.a, e'' ,.ild -t--,s~~to,
I'D dLsmay- Never up stairs 70 wash their
hands; Ny goodness me can Robert be
taking hlm up to that untidy room
should hope not, cried Aunt lem
~ j. ser ny tee'n OF oTuer on cage mere
-9 ,.'..i .., anu no cream owes anu '1e H1I
"''-- JI7 anu razor ana shaving paper All
5ai 9ois' are On the aFeS9ins-Iaole' as your
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A niue more suspense ana tnen 'nere came
q llLllu Aloch 10 'ie Ioom oooI'
O9ule H.
fiease' Senue-loIkS' the dinner await
ing. g., NJ
cola shl'er ran rlght through MIS-
GourJenay' as the MAJOR heId out ms arm
For II occurred to her that she had sala noth-
ing to Harriet about who was to walt ana
that voice was Mrs Brown $. Gould Harriet
be sending that fright OF woman INTO the
dining room, and she stopping herself IN
the kitchen
1t was so. Screwlng herself rlght 9enIno
the door in her tmidity, was humble Mrs.
Brown A PALE half starved woman, with
tnln cheeks, and black beard. a white