The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-06-22
AUNT PATTIE ON "AIATRI.
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" hrs nil nonsense, Lizzie, for girl d
/ yonr age 10 DC talking about marriage
| How old do i think You aFe2 Oh, sixteel
or seventeen. +. d, n ,.:. N. :.
Twenty = 4:
&. II it possible2 40 matter; whit
| was going e. ~ u will apply Us well nj
twenty as NJ sixteen. Ion nrC dreaming
mo daIht, 81 having q tuoblc looking man
with hair The colyr. 81 the ravens wing
aud eyes dark as midnight Far Il husband
land a beautiful little white roitage III The
suburbs Of some large city for n resi-
tieHceH .:' 81: :. 4 7. :2 :s.:: Err .t1** KIT
|. Why, Amt Plttie, how you do talk
n thought yoa knew me better than that
II nm not romantic, aud furthermore,
am alreddy engaged 10 as nice Il yoniip
itilitas there is Id tie country Ny las
baud 10 be, IS a f,traer. ... 8. z;
f .ttready engaged! Bless me, yor
had better stay nj home and take care oil
your old luther than 10 go OIL mid marry
10 man that yon know nothing about
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why, I've known him ever siiice v,
were children, aud as for father, lie vii
live with Us n ... = s. II .,.z, IL * tx
4 { :" kaoMu him ever since yon WEES botll
eitildrrns why, you're aothtag apt . eti1ld
nov aud So, you are IL be il:tarIilsr''
I wife. advise you; Lizzie, 10 break thai
! engagement az oi,ee. You ars III, tpori
FIJI Tor Il fartnlr::s wife t!fi4l i am llal
{ VIII you do With tho accomplishment !: yat
have spout ST much ttais W. yogr French
music, paiiltinRs tt..''.. I: i :,
, E.. X Use item 10 bGqHtlfy ny home; ans
Hiake my husband haPYHr,t - l.. :. -. ~
T.. '",.iIl uonStnget rnnrtt Gafl by Ills titnt
the Honeymoon, l. 0Ecr. il not bst;ft, thai
your hustiItht rarts 4 great iiFtEl norp fDi
yolr proficiency IN housekeeping. ,ltaa il
music pajuting, ete.: fo tell The truth
now, eau yqa make y. Soc,t toaf ~ bread,
I get q deeeGt. ine,i If stclnaist .t,r. tllake d
shirt, or a pair d p0uts:: II. re;
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AN | thought So Now. when yoaF
husband comes iuio the house tiee4f aad
hungry, and ti1ds a dinner that no one,
except SOME one on the verge Of Stnrga-
ton could cut, do you tiiiHk lie woatll pay
any attention 10 the beautiful painting
sou had just liaisht,t, or to:tlte hc,s SON;
you've just lparlett? And viii lie think
y0p have dong them TO make HIN happy!
By no means Men are. u sglliattetdss, aud
he will think, even il liz don't say a. that
fif you had wanted to make him happy,
| you might have got II dinuer that b,
! could eat, THcrc, there; child, don't cry
d! You are. youHg, and nav that You sc,
the Importance Of il, will learn all thes,
thinSs 'Tisnt ypilr faHIt tint you duii'l
know them; they are not Taught al buard
ing school, believe" -,. .........
/ %0h, aunt, 1 ncrer looked at it III this
light before. but I'll try aud make myself
worthy OF my husband TO b., flor he is a
noble fellow, and you would say SO. aunt
il yon knew him. ! see now how little
use all that / have takeu so MUCH l,Gins
10 l,arn will be 10 me AS u farmers wife. =
E. No, there you're wrong again; if your
husband is sensible man, f0f course he
is uot---lhe day Gl sensible men is past,
he will love you the moro, for. being. iiol
only an excellent housrkerper, but beins.
able, by your splendid education, TO enter
tain the most Intelligent persons III tliG
country, Oil these men, these men
what curse they are TO the ladies, TO bt
sure. How much happier We should bs
without then. :: - -. :.