Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-09-08

auu inNiteu my "iie 10 accompany me, out she
declined ohe wished to MAKE no new acquaon-
tahees, she salu' mere was frequent visitor
AT my house-a relative OF my whes-who poi
soned ner ears WIN suspicohs mat II was not
r'Bnt oetWeeh NAY premium anu myself one
repeated the oIu gossip, win aooltions' spoke
vi niy ,!s's 10 MISS pie'noh a"u hih'eu AT
e'ntn',,n!' im Us tuat nhs'. -n'nueu Grass Always
"'',' "ho' having s'nai' virtues oi 'heir own,
"I" uepraveu l"hcies' conl1re up impure con-
cel.s regarding 'he'r nelgnoors' lmputlhg las
on,ousnssS anu wrong Mne,e .ie s''lGteS' Pu-
III! nSii' not see OCCASION W oiush' was re-
tuiH!lu8 non'e one summer eNenihs' Oh ioot'
nuN'ng spent 'he aay III business at town
lew ili'ies from 'nis' Wnen .! strange cnahce,
shor, Instance rom 'o"n; met MISS bren-
non II was pure acc,ue't 'uat drought us TO-
Bether' anu She turned nacN win me, taking my
".m, we Wa'heu Sio"H us ."e weather was
Is;I. "nu s'oPpeu "'It J' y" tne rustic
Tvs !o're'' " 'ooN Wv, wv" INV .'e S'tea'''
a"u st! 'ew PHEASANT "oruS ABOUT oiu times'
! Sd" So'nv ONE pass !" US "S we s'0od 'here,
~, was lnu'llerent as 10 Nil1n' n'iant oe' anu
ol'ul.s III! companion soou-o!c went nome
,b ""pl! Io 'T,u, ~ W u 'n.'.S
iI '""' iV'ou w weia NV, "l..
,;c l.; a,i oi'' ""no , 90 :.' WIN ~,
S Sne !" .T",i'.'' anu ie"u uG,'ent o,i .ne
;nli, t'', ,",. w. "''' ''''''' 'U'"eu u'''
g. ,',,',''' - NV A.. tt.....;,. H.. .. @,
90 you Ne oInc, VII ii!Pocl'e' nave you
was ''Ie ;lst Sulu'",ion'
o,.N,'.L Lt'"!, III. "er'' l nav eo,ne, l'pner'
. ..SuSn 80 I'' Soa'ee'! sec re"S'" iof Tue "PP"'
" V'.'.''' ~ VIC ,''''' ~ ~ iie c,.r
80" '",,'U' sou M'io ,'Ne jus' .ei' 'n"' Nle
.' VI "''I !" WISE .o'''-
E""! 90 ia' 3 a.. u'3 "e'' "''''' nun !'u'
a. I i'''.', s'''' 'e. ~ ,. -,
"',e t "'''r a""! al I'H u" uue''.eeo' s"'u
- - J' ."''i' 80 w. n was re'",,ns nU'"e
"'u I"Oou''..ieu MSS premium; We S"iAcu
,JSe'"e, S n.''' way anu 'nen 'e,' neI ior III!
l.I l,oiN''''. NUM- s"u cei'"''! uiu "ot expect
'D.V w., +" 'JtI J;I uo',' :, ....,. n...,
r','.''d w "0'' saw '"o "',i'"6H, ou' tou
"'e 'ouhu ou'' SUI lou stoou upon the ofluge
.na " Ioup ber 1'"' "'ou"u 'ne S'f"Pe' waist anu
fel, aroused at this can hear any attack
upon myself, but the reflection upon Miss Bren-
non was too much for me. who knew her pure
character and exalted worth.
1T is a falsehoodr | shouted, and yonr in-
formant is malicious and malignant Gilsifer.'
The relative gathered herself III TO 90. but
before she went | gave her lesson on living
and tale-bearng that she has not forgotten vet.
She has never crossed nv door since. A, soon
as She was gone turned TO my wife and said
AS for you, madam, if You cannot make a
better use ot your tongue, YOU had better neN er
speak again
was heated, in passion, and scarcely knew
what sald, hut the unkind words entered into
her soul left the house, and did not return
for long time. found her ctlmly and undis-
turbedly sitting where had left her, but she
did not speak. In vain addressed her, but
she made no reply. grew alarmed. begged
her to speak TO me, but not one word would
she deign me. 1t has continued thus ever since.
Not one word has she uttered to me or any one.
My home is dismal as a tomb, or would have
invited you there.
He ceased his story, and told him how much
interested had been in it, But said |, have
y.u tried no remedy to cure this disease for
disease 1t must be- lie told me that he had
not. Then, said take me home with you,
me b.el as nm u,vor,b, In,;;gyL, '''" '""'''
I went home with ,hc NOON f..llow and found
,b;ngs nrc,,v much ne h.. had renrescn,rd
WAS Introduced IN ,be mistress Of the mansion,
who ,,ce;vnd mo win rrnf,und how
a dcligb,fnl home madam his of vour.
said glancing ndmir;rcly om, of the window
Iool .5 ,o,,ar9Is bor ,s ,bon,,h oxroc,;n,, ro.
,l, Sbe ,,nrol,, nodJ.d Ler heod
!Aro ,borc NAM, .,,cb in his vicinity omong
tho b;us >, r.r.;:,.d loolin,, hcr in the face
=,
one coio'eu us inougn SIe were conluS'u.
FOUND subsequently! 'Ii"' ! was .lle ,i's' s.I"'l
ger t''' "r na,i ua'tu 10 'nNc n1'he ior SeNe''
Years saw pi noI o,s'lns,' ..''. sue was no'
ha'uraI! " o"u "o'hnn' anu uNlneu AZ onc'
.no' sue hau vowed peipe'u1l s'lene1 d. ;,'e uii
k'hI wpruS ol htr husband, anu th"' 1t o,'l; ,
needed ou' single "ofu 10 ore"N 'he Speii '''"
f'S'eu upon ner' ,..u .
continued m! ers': eer'i'e' makihS an man
ner oi uomesuc inquiries feSaru'hS .he ct'
dfen, oil "nom she appeared Ner! 'ohu ou
eoGiu not e''ci' a worn from her. next III
luuei 10 her husband ana our olI acquaintance
anu III 'he eourse oI my ren'"lNS ",Iue h Soul'
h"n';.L i, a r. pII H. "E ,hn onI, t,ni, !,
h;s hs ra,ll,. hanJ.on f,co saw fc.l;"a It
ot,s;, h, nonoes hor Iro, a,,J ,,,n,,, n
,a nhon nr,;sad h;,', ni"ose1 10,
oT,ooI ,ho o,pnI ''''''' t ''N''N'
AZ, t"s sod id'It, 70 ysof .horo oro ,r;Je an,
.a'a,; ''' ~ ~, -; ihao mo
J';nj m d az "i' ,h;nt ,,a, ore 20, W.
u,,u~ LII, """ ''''N '''''' ''o 80 ''
Ia,. ,ossod h,,, ,,,h;,, .rors,;rod COW
"u, p"''fb, "uo mo.s s hard ,,r,ot
r"olf a,,rac,;ya ,h;s and fl
,hs, hay ,oaaodn1 o ao ,to eoon,,d orr
',roo,oJ n'o ;,i m'n evils a'1 nS,nnde
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