Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

! "A NJ.
Euocen came back from the brink OF tho grave.
But it was ,ong time ere she could recall
enough of the past to remember how she came
there. vet. as health again bounded through
her languid limbs. it ali came back to her
Yes with all its bitterness but she no longer
mnrmurcd AGAINST her G,to She told no one
her history. and as she gradually grew stronger,
she was removed 10 the House. and assigned
some light duties about her mistress. and there,
with a chastcncd soul. she resolved to be re-
signed to her lot. though at first it came very
hard for her to be commanded and ordered to
DO this and that.
Her presence acted like "A charm upon Mr..
Thornton. He lett Off drinking. and was con.
tent to remain at home where he could watch
that sad face. as She went Gittng here ana
there about ber duties lie dared not olTr her
any Insult there was an influence about her
that forbade IT, Vet AZ the winter DAYS wore
AWAY his ovido,t ,rocor.,o, Gov ,.soo,o,, oc
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"''N' ''''N '-'"@ ~ '''N' "''' H''''o''
temper 'Ho soon raissi s''h = "hiri"ina about
Us n'"u' Vna' ne lel1 Vo't '' must sell hul9een'
% Aoep peace coming 'ne one night he
Drought win nun an o." acquaintance VINO
l'ed IN tue state OF Georgia, and to him he
made known lhs dilemma, adding
= hulic Is 50 delicate that cannot bear to
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kno" oi any one VINO would be KIND to her
VINO "ouiu ouy her
los feplea 'he gentleman whose name
! was Milton = VIII buy her myself You
Kho" my "ile health Is quite poor, and was
wishing the other day we mad a more gentle
! sHl 10 walt upon her
/ % the bargain was soon closed, and Mr.
lnorhton' the next morning, told huloeen that
She nad changed masters adding, as he saw
her look OF dismay
But hullc' never lear think you Will
hnd better home Hes got the pre'lest wo-
man lor vale you ever saw ana Kno" you
WI VIII .lSo mgr. ain S''9 ~ P'r' "'sn y0"'
Ana 49,. .
/ Inn, 90. ,ro c,,,.,. -
! ho,o,no or c,orla \, "a. ;.,..l 60.
! ton hi. ooo. lin, r,l..a. d.. -
soeL him i NAV ho VOL - rot,r, - N,.,.a
Han md rebate some c,c,. whio,, ,.ou..,.ad -
,or Fnlooer len
p,a.,ha1 ,r,o, .a,;.;,.a Li...,...,
tho address Of Gerald os bo w;shod 70 x,;,o
him I'm, she bo1 ,,ld hin, % ,.oi, ,,Luo ao1
,hon bo sbonld do ~ ho r;shoa q. -.
d.v tho, ooor F,Iaeor had coma .ho .aa,.
him ;nto nor confidence and bado him ,yr;,o ;,
Gerola and after relating tho circ.ms,oncos
that had com, to licbt IN regard to Enloeen =
n,r,nt,,, ala, stain that altar itw,s known
F,lo.o, L,d .,nC,s.o1 ;, urs Morlvr bor
knowlodgo Of II all tho time bnt as sbo knew
tb,. ,LooJ !, h,o,,oo Ln.,,,n :, vonll oeoot
hor r,otrio,oni,l rrosnocts sbe Radiant ga
cre, S;ncs !, had cnoo r, G,bt sbe M loo,er
b,1 o,y homo ,ha, G.r,la vonll marry bor
and thorcC,ro she bosoucbt Mrs Nerlvn 10 saw
that sbe would odont ber - bor daucbtor and
ols, rooo;,o = ,,.n,leroor = whom, F,looo, was
conc to write ~ a bro,ber of hers when he
sbonld come
This her aunt had at first refused to do, but
~, E,lnecn : ontreot;n,, her with nravers and
tears tn do So. she had at last consented.
Tbeletter was written-the gentleman came,
and his mother had received him as she prom.
isel. After stopning few days with them.
Euloeen had announced her intention. to the
astonshment of all, of returning home with
the centleman,-who represented himself as a