Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-22

native land to enjoy the fruits Of his Ia
bors. An infectious disease. h lwevrr. jus
then carried off his wife and her elder chill
dren. and with his youngest daughter, VIII
alone was left to him. he siilcd from India
But she died on the voyage, and was com
mittcd to the deep. Thus deprived Of ever,
tic, fricn1lessand hopeless the much-aalcte
man quilted the ship in French port, am
repairing to Paris, he resided there Tor SOM
few years, endolvoring to while away hi
time in the pursuit Of science and literature
the pursuit of wealth having lost all intcres
for him, who had no one now for whom h
cared tn work. At length no returned t,
his native city, where he lived quietly. fru
| gllv. and in great retirement, visiting d
very lew houses except at that ut his cousin
Herr Kraft. in whose flmily he appeared t,
take warm interest. the regard. however
which he entertained for them all was onl,
returned by the daughter. who became muci
attached to him. Herr Kraft made a poin
Of dlsputing with him every day, aud had s.
| accustomed himself to this amiab,c habit
that he absolutely could not do without hi.
relative and these dcmi-quarrcls. There were
, many different opinions about the state o
his linlnces. "lle must have saved som i-
thing in the East indies, where money is It,
plentiful as grass slid some; bot others
hc onIv Ind ononrh to shift y;th and !,
wo,lJ Lo ,ra,,iar r. a., i;,,l, t -.
shNnId t,DlI a,,t J,,rin,, IL i;C. a. -
,po ortLnso ,,ors,,,s 1,,,ha,a NJ r,.t,,a
,,n,.or c,,orod &c bo did w.. r,,t ,,..
,,Inn nm hor o;rts lottinl' HI; .or,, ~ r. H.,
through his fingers by bastowing it on every
one who came with whining tale to him,
he was 81 iO1ishly soft-hoartcd. And
Herr Kraft was rirht there
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do'potsm for the lower, and this will be
repeated till the end of the world Herr
| Warner had differed from him in opini ~ ;
he thought confidence might he placed IN IA
wise Government, and he wished freedom and
Justice for all, whether they were rich or
poor. The argument might have become an
angry one, but Warner gave in. for he was
anxious to avoid exaspcrating his violent-tem
pered COUSIN TO whom he had come that
morning on de'icate miSs'oh' requiring no
SUM-. uesree OF 'acl'
W. ""o yount man "Io ""o "een ior
some '''''t ihucri n:'acheu u LOUIS ana VINO
nIu "o', nei 'nrc'i'us' ntu uctci'''i'cu I"
r>N "ci n,"u i' ie'poo'i"' i1t.cr 10 hcr
r'"er' pu' ,''e 'Tl'y "D ''tu icce',eu was
nat rc'"sll' herr hr"it na'i'S ulInt up ms
niI'u " '.Hcc W nv lrol'os,''e igi nis u'"S,,-
tcr cAcelt iro'h " s"''or Seiett'o ny hiihse!''
L'u''c "eP' ana was very EAU Aunt re
E'hc' a. sue was I'iicu' iaIorc' her Win
eu'u'E "i-'in'ui'u '''I'nS "p'" ""'
Hr''',", anu ulsop'u'snt ch''uFsn' N"Ps
eto"it'' anu sn'r'e" 40 !, no WI? ''N'n@ part
WIN ms mistress III Tue nanny disagreement;
'''u 'lc ''''''r m'lsI anu I,ouse'i''u alPiireu
eu ln''. "u'i '','h 1ie '''u ''.'''' us"'. LEFT
""'"I' 'Nv''tu '''.ns'', - ,"o u'.n'Il ~
" ''.o e',,'a ~ .V'''oi' I"t ~ 'i'',, i'
Iil ""S '',"c 'o,' '.','' i''' I'', '.'
his Sister, to have become intimate with any
rnrs,n who was unknnwn to him. and coul1
n,t f,rriye her having dared even To think
ornnv One Ms a lover Without has permission
..Ani tho ,rIlnw such - nor vrctcl intn tLc
brain ~ For what was A small landed
nronnrtv mt much big,er than a courlc oI
pcniant,s cottages and CABBAGE gardens II.
vas nf an ancient and noble family. it had
been said-bnt what of that? lie. Herr
KRAFT, did not care n straw for nobility: il
,,,s ,,o,,l,, nm ;lon--,n i,p,,irotinn- thot +
s,,,o mo-, %rn IN bn hettor I'M, ntbors ho.
cause their iorerlthers. perhnns n hundred
wear, aro. had been peonle Of some ren,wn.