Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-27
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taripr q new hle.'
Ir5oI,nf Mr.. Arden. Had She liyr5
thirty vears Ia ,yitl,u+ Lr.,yin.r ,agt p.
married woman ought nor to breathe. with
cut first asking her husband ii il IS perfectly
5r0per ana convenient Mr. Arden had
laid an entirely different programme for his
lady wife. In be came. dIscJntentedIy cymC
"a new oyerc3at hc had been buying.
"Ncly, can You tx thIs coat Imc"oW
There is something hiJchy about the collar
YOU can tell where the trouble Is, you r.
So smart with your needle
Mrs. Arden took 1t out Of his hands and
hooked at it despajringly was tuil
three hours work about 1t.
And, Nelly-if you woulan t mind al
tering these shirt bJs9ms-they re all in "a
rvrinkle-the pattern was a bad one.
You insisted on having them made ac-
cording to that pattern, entirely against Iny
advice
'Well, ! know dad, replied Nj Arden
rather shcepishly, "Martn sand 1T was a
good one, bGJ Martin don't know every
thing.
Il wish you had found that ont before the
shirts were made, said Mr.. Arden, pctu-
lantlv.
Il say, interposod her spouse. apparent
lv rather desrous Of changing the subject,
what are YOU going to have tor dinner -
II don't know, IN sure, WIS the yezcd
reply. Il believe men are always thinking
about catiug-uO sooner is breakfast over,
than dinner begius to disturb thcm."
Il wish v9u would make one q those
pud lincs like-make il Yourself, for Susan
ALWAYS .aangles it. We haven't had one for
a lone time now"
There goes the dav Of leisure that was 20
hav. put my garden in such beautiful order,
sighed Mrs. Arden
20, pshaw, SAID her has band, cJn,cm-
plating his Thiskers in the glass, ''what Go
YOU care about garden work = woman
ought To find her chief happiness ndomestic
duties. don't approve Of this everlasting
fdgetiug about flowers.
"Harrv. sMd bis wife, "vUu wOal NOT
be at all cou:ented if your Office work WAS So
endless that YOU never ct moments time
10 smoke a rirar. or read book or news
naner i-'
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to rest and l,o], over mis- naVsnt,7r Pr-
tho b,Imv wind famed his f,raia-a Iila
rsreotic i5capse. and the sensation of ..loIc9
f,rniante'' was inexnrassiblv daIir5tfll. The
clo.-lv nrinted columns bacima "a mere con.
fas.d' 'bipr. and the first Mr.. Arden knew. he
vas-not exactly asleen. nerhars. but GER
t,i,Iv no. ,ar, IZri.3a ,g-,t,
.metbin.- ,,rr:aj him f,., +, the time
when NsT7 La5 10, g, rTi.Is--frs.b and
blooming as a r1ss. Qow well he remem-
bered the blua ligbt, ,f her ewes and the sttin
brightness Of Ier c5nr}syion. She had
grown Wan and vra,r,- Ii,kinr si,re tbos-
days. Wa /. ,.5s.56la rb4t .o had been
licking ia can and tsqAsr,ees , T. ,,-,s
rather an uneasy t,yinre If conscience. for LC
did love her, rajtle-brSiped and tbourbtles.
as he was