The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-02-05

"Why, Mary! and have not looked
at worsied pattern since | have been II
wife, and that will be two years in Nov.
| used to work splcndidly."
"And could do SO yet Ellen, if you
would try. Come, work Edward pair,
as present on the anniversary OF your
wedding day.
'Indced, Mary have no timo. You
smile Well. perhaps it is that | have no
inclination pshaw! Mary, we married
women are not expected to do that kind
Of tlings"
"And why moi, Ellen !"
"Why, bccausc-because I think it
she should lose all interest in them
Whom, pray, has she ;licn TO draw pic
lures and cut watch papers for p
"Whom Think a moment Ellen
"Fhink! Why, what's the use of think
ing has she not acted her part has she
not gained her point, and with reluctant
adicu, turned over the g'ltled picture
where Love was crowning IIymrn with
roses, to discover the samr interesting in.
dividual as he really is We lose all our
romance, Mary, when we descend to rule
over 'h' king ION OF po's ana Kettles and
are constantly interrupted hy messages
from WALTERS or w"9herwon'n' or solo,
per'ormc' on y above the ledger Iin', IN
'he nursery.
"!h"n You do not approve of ma,ri-
m,nV Elirn {"
"Oh, certainly, do. think it u wo
mans true sphere But it is ridiculous to
attempt to employ your min and time as
you did before What motive woul Won
have ir5s ,'
"txcaaa mo Ellen If you loved Eli
ward as you ought Ia DO, YOU would uc at
no '2>' iAr a. m'!i.o.
I.''c l-d"'f' "hy' J love hm dc'
'o'',.F' n'' iie 3, '''H ""rh changed
''."Sc.! TO YOU i"' oApe'' VIA l."
''.H-' Nouia any one Az at once,
re'''" V""Nt io"1' VINO had been f'edlng
o' ",I'''9
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''"' ~ "'- '''f "' 'l'1 '"'ter co'nhiohl'y 10
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'"''' anu oES>, ann ''o' coiee that Is, II
"s w "erc Ill MS SOBER senses nope,
h'y' you doh serve up ior your poor
i'"'' us" Vi romance Or as you are
i".'' Fo''''.' VI '"o' ,or "re"N'"S.
I'.'' ""' q pan Vi "o'Nc" SlPpc's' ,or
'''.r' anu "s supper ought 10 De ight,
u'' VI ,'s'' an, eeh'''h'h'' seasoned
W." ',O0'''''''"r Vi c"e P'S' IA ma
>" =, w ''o' sui''' iro" uy'pep'ia' DO
,ru
onl. ana see me- E'ien' and Judge for
!o''Sc'' my '"l "' i"re' do no' ihnk
',"'' ".''!o'' HAS h'"ch 10 90 win mat.
''o"s =" II l. "y no ,hP'nS o'hlshe' from
o'' "o'9o -No" '"'hN Oh IT, we 'o
So'i'e''''i1' i'"N' sonnet or Two after
u'''''e'' W'e'' we are "''ne' "nd assure
you' ''' 'i'or"e r'''ie' II q'''e a. much
90 ''e o''''r e"'er'a'tn,th'S' we have
o'"'' ''''SS, 100, al our house' winch, AS
''.'y I''''''' oc o"."'heu al marRc'' | am
"''"'" you no not nave h'se are warm
s'',''S AM ""ppy he"HS-ho"ni'nG pulses
anu ou"f ant SP'"S-c'h'ehimrnt and
P0'''' ""'c ''N'' IV''h'l'!S'e" any one
0'1"'l''''''ii''i' S'''cc nave oeen married,
W. "''e' i''n ~ 'n".y occasions TO rnll
''''"' nav P'',''oe' ana, Ellen, IN ah'l-
Wv" " "y "'u'c''"'' '''ieS' nave
"'o'o '''''' '''"''', no"' DOCKS,
''"'0 "'''e' '''''o P''yeu more, sewed
','oie' anu SUM more, llah ever did IN
VIC 'o"''' u my H'e' sluaV harder
''o" '"",' wntli we were al school"
""' "'' w W" s'u''y
lou know, Ellen, neither YOU nor
myself married fools Our husbands are
both men OF fine talents and education,
and ~ l knew we were linked together
Tor LIE, thought that the best plan would
be to render myself in every respect fit
companion for the man | loved 80 fondly
George willingly made me his associate in
everything ! could understand, and won
my willing footsteps to tread with him the
rugged road of absruse science. But
there were many Things dil not know.
George was devoted to the classics-;hey