Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-01

like a rose-her brown rings of curls vi.
brating in all directions, as if they were
ringing peal ofwelcome to our friend
The fverminute bell before dinner. at
this instant compelled Oracle and me to
skip away. What Emma replied to
"How-de.do~ was never distinctly re-
ported. i only know that she waited at
dinner with the traces Of tears visible up
on a very happy face--and that. three
months later, Emma Rusbridger-certain
that Providence had raised up for us
friends as true and loving as herself
resigned office with many tears, and be.
came Mrs. Septimus Slithers. solictress.
Of Newton -Collop. ,n,g sJil .rrsH,a uct5
Ny story tmust. have it's end. Out Of
the warm red sunshine, to the gloomy
winter of Coldstone Towers m 3TII .Hiiil
You will find Gran Morfew and Mr..
Pinkerton sitting Il in council, before
mighty 6re---9ran folded in shawls and
, furs Mr., Pinkerton, With his cravat
, loosed and his waistcoat opened as far as
} punctilio permits, in q condition of Incl
, pient broil. @ Mrs. Morfew 10 cider than
she was nearly five years sinuc. and no
) warmer but the heart accustomed from
birth to the lowest temperature. holds out
} bravely 4, against outward rigors, and
throbs fercely with hate and disappointed
9 age.rmDog aBsgu1q gs9il 20 QUO O: brtg97
! There is an open letter in her hand.e
!. and she beats it with fury, to emphasize
e Ler bitter words. ajbagqm, 4ea "a l5.aiy
n "It comes to Mis-either this woman
!, has lied to me, or you5 You need not
d start, man. l shall not minoe words with5
:, you---you, my clerx, my, hired servant.
who, but for me, would be starving in.
e your clientless chamber. or rottiDg in ljaM.,
IS Look, you will read again. Floreuee
q Lowe, the little orphan whom. at my dear
J, husbands express desire. VIC have taken
l. to o,.r home could hardly reconcile herself
q. to parting with her generous protectors
IS These people, must be a marvel II Their
leI school keeping, il seems, is a mere pyetext
y for obtaining the care of friendless and
y neglected little ones, their own means ,be-
fe ing ample for this and other benevolent
purposes. Their names are strange, bS$
e. they are written, Notwithstanding, in the
is book Of life, and should be musical in es-
&c cry Christians ear ia enclose them
On Cant .Sickeniug humbpg ! The womaa
e, is as great an idiot as themselves. :" asa
at She crumpled up, the letter, and flung
Ia 1T into the fire., ig9msyom sb,a q tul siaid
,m SsMaWels, "she calls them a Maryels Of
as lying and swindling i sent those brats
to to q place where you taught me to be-
lieve they would be trained to thendd-
ice ties and the hardships Of the statiOnein
nd which have sworn to keep them. They
ity should have learned to starve--to freeze,
,rs as do---to endure blows and baffets. aud
lat thanks to your, ,treachery, they have been
rm bred in luxury--pitied.s pampered-7---,
la But my madams shall feel the difference; /;
'ns henceforth, this shall be their home !''i,gl
ain Mr.. Pinke-ton noticed the boding snarl
an and his heart swellsd, but he temporiscd
or '.forl their removal ,but" "-----ifio iuOdl
10Y Il will not trust YOU fretortedo Gran,
nd kissing it through her great false teeth.
en- "You have lied to me--lied to me in q
- thing nearest my--my heart" III Her voice
us, failed. and she pressed her hand on ths
in organ named, as ifthe mentionof ID bae
der brought a spasm. bvrI have sent for then
all myself "A solicitor lately settled in itha
ife, neighborhood has been instructed to pay
,est the women. and prevent the further Icxer
one else of their unlimited charity. 'iol sent 70
md you because Ikuew it would crafty yo'
liss witness their reception But THRUST yo
lid. no more. ,d You may know somethingu
:, the law; you have been decent agen
1t and steward Of my property, and ma,
life, continue to act for me. in that capacity
lily, at least for the present : but in othe
gh- matters, Pinkerton, it strikes me you az
ged a fool--not such fool. however as to fol
nee felt five hundred . year. So take war;
ing" .,a,1sonhc,d cid sIoodlo % i2j
'lor. II viii madam" replied Mr. Pinkerto
pti very quietly; "and since you have don
my me the honor to speak frankly, will d
aa1i the like. I haze been decent agent, il
Pig asmuch as my attention to your einteres
the has added to your annual INCOME no To-
!, in than four, thousand pounds. AL ,th'
we YOU have bestowed on me has been fairl,
ons. faithfully earned. My chambers howe'
Sc at er arc no longer, I, clientless y, My pr
per- fessional income, is, thrice = the amount
-s., hold at your pleasure; but for thrice N
and | would not serve you for another d.
tiled Yes, you unhappy lady ), these wages,
,rin- your pride would call them. that ! nc
boot resign, leave still an account unsettl'
ousi- between US, i willpay myself thus /; ms
lorse treat these innocent children Of the daag
had ter your brutality drove from her hon
was and 1 will give them shelter: cast the
off, and will adopt thea" ,o,..,,
SER He rose. Mrs. Morfew turned b
said white spectral face distorted with pa
low and malice. towards the speaker, and Il
isbly ed q bony finger. '''" Hark r she ssi
Mi listening. The wheels "", AT least i