The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-25

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- fsf sson85ng flaos Herr Carl
shoak var'nly his negbene hand gaFc
Liza 5 few wofds - cheer, aud thry
uaysed 1nlgn fortunately was Tor.
MATED lat ; sbort time With ihai die
sreme8 uuoa@ncm 80 web known -
every ere uho has ever been within ihe
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sasn star I'D aim a,ib tie announce
n.eai q Is stopping place ne iaafio
lss pag direct % the Superintendent
- Common Schools introduced hlm-
eelB aud uont Through the ordeal oi ez.
animation
Tie Superintendent seemed - ~ a
man a oama.ienllilt Information and
text book lnoveldpo but Julien 'hot
his breath ssyorod too strongly d ar
dent spiriia IN enc whose faculties
should ile egf aeislly clcar; aud SO ID
rfuyed hClou dey were through.
Thor to8k ihe fundamental branches
IN hand. sad cphGrcd and decipbered,
AID pared and unpaFsed, and cussed
and discussed iill hia honor felt fair
trial hai lsen made, and his duty per
formed Julien lcit him bearing GER
ulcaio complimentary indeed 70 him-
seli al wen "A it, author II aas BOW
toward three T. NJ, aud Julion feeling
4 bhgbt sensation 81 hunger and re-
momboring list be bad eaten nothing
since breakfast. longthencd BIS strides
ioNmrd llso dwelling 0i tle nett Official
The committee aud the writer Of the
scholastic etistlr Meeting little boy
of about uinc years, he inquired where
Mr lakewood lived. The responsive
urchin threw up his crusty hand de-
scfibing an arch the Width 81 the heay-
Gus and said, there, II its the one ]
mean He had now q definite idea 81
who're ho eas going aud soon WAS seat
Cd ia q big oakan chair ln the Commit
tees kitchen. The official was away
from home, but his good though home
Is spouse bade him "sit down and take
AseAt. aud have suthin 10 eat
As bis appetite began to wanc, he was
moro and more impressed that there
was something foreign 70 well cooked
food: but the Madam was so interest
ing, and bad such ingenious way Of ex-
hibiting large tooth which hung
gracefully from her upper jaw, that ID
bis cnohantment be fairly oyerate. The
Committee would not be home till eve
mag. 80 Julien Selling the opportunity,
ramhled about. investigating the novel
ties Of his field of labor
He had somo strange presontiments
that be wond be Obliged 70 submit to
things perhaps NOT very desirable, but
he was a disbeheyer in troubles arising
from fancied evils, and every thought
III the kind WAS banished There Is a
deal q meaning IN the saying, don't
cross the bridge before you get TO ii; "
in fact there is much condensed truth
ia Ipost % tie old proverbs. They
sound strange oftontimes, but the
trouble lies III the appropriateness of
their use. People use them very much
in the manner girls throw stones The
village was ID Il tolerablo state Of clean
illness and order, but Julien was struck
with the prevailing coarseness. Men,
women, aud children, front yards and
hitohlng posts were alike civil to the
passerhy. He made bows at first, but
every one passed with fixed vertebra,
and soon ho fell into the cub custom
He had known nothing Of the place be
fore his arrival that morning, and he
was surprised that place Of such en-
pacity for business could be managed
by intellects such as he had sampled
II grew dark and he returned to meet
the man who WAS to " be home at night,
II was, as the lady with the tooth
had said but what was his disappoint-
meut to find the holder Of such Dig
nihed office, pnny piece Of scrawni-
ness. His head was nevertheless about
the size one might have judged from
his letter that Of pound sweet, and
quite as destitute Of hair. He shook
his head side. Ways as il tho custom of
all good hearted nunnies, and said.
I" / spose this is our new teacher
julien didn't dispute him, hard as II
VAS to refrain, and they were introduc-
el, tAe committee and teacher The lit
ID man 81 no heal WAS Of course hu-
ent talker, and all that could be done
tho first night was to 81 and take d
hearty oil VI the glddy palayer flowing
between the hairless brainleSs man, and
his spouse with the charming den;icle
Now aud then, big clownish boy that
went by the name " Jack, would intro
daoe "A pleasing strain in the harmonic
canYersaispn a has ga and ma, bat be
Mas, on nlo whole, one 81 those boys
that give the old man i chance frd.
FouEbrasheEs held ilasar rcspeciave po-
sitious - the bea AMI iloor With sullen
det.rlgi nation, bat made no offer b. in
terfere. Julien began at last, to talk
himself. Ia way 81 relief and learned
hy muliiindlnons questions, the names
q few families that were to be pa
irons of bis school
Tha iinie came fer rast, md The
Youngest boy Peter, who had not rs yet
pfv@psei inn.seA 10 lsis teacher, leltm
way 10 Nc slean4g apartment, ard n
he wound his way up the old rickety
stairs. julien recognized the swing Of
his arm. the taA tallow candle swayed
Is aud fro, with the same eractness hy
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