Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-17

when | can afford 1t, I'm going 70 carry OF
the notion. You're very kind. think
shall be happy-In fact I've no doubt abou
it-as lappy as fellow has any right
expect TO be. One ought not to expect 10
much. Of course But I'm fond. n my way
OF Georgina Warren and think that shC
in ner way, Is fond Of me. She Is not To
young, nor too old; not too go0d-lookinC
nor too PLAIN. She's sensible enough, an
accomplished enough. and don't see VIII
she shouldn't make me a very good kiud o
Wiio; and, similarly, | don't sec Why
/ shouldn't make her a very good kind Of
husband | know I'll DO all can O. max
her happy and comfortable, and I've 81
| doubt SIT il do the same on her SIDE Naa
more Is there to he said? Perhaps I'm no
very iOld OF old Warren, the father aut
perhaps also old Warren. the father. isu
very fond Of me. But still don't zee t1a
that need matter very much. dare say w,
shall understand each other better hy anl
by meautIm' we must no on as vel q,
We can and mu-t try and make the hcs
Of the 0ld gentleman 5 humors. and nJt run
Counter 10 him mUre than | can ayJid We
nrCdn { be meeting 50 very often, you know
AID II seems % me that the oii fellow wO.ld
be no iondtr of any body else who might
want % marry bis daughter chan be oi
me. And 81 Ge1rgIana likes me nd she
says she c1es.) aud If I Ike Ge8rsiHul tsud
/ know ! d., that seems 20 ue tra CHIEF
Il.i 4 tHe bu-iucss don think / nctd
trouble myself much about tic ,.1 mar s
T'cH. an TIC su'Ject. You Geo It'- 4l- q =
mas and mine-aui not his
Lard O. make ham see d. n tHat
alt I dare say % VIII HIl come right
a. tla end That's VIVA. ! tell Gtorgina
wucn sic takea Up with rather gloomy
Views about her iather s tempy 2. She very
good sense. and THINK she looks % frc
matter very much as do-uniy oi course
she can help leeiing thar DE lS her father
whereas thank goodness. he is not mine
m much op.lS. 10 all isr yuar good
wishes say again
Il Will be seen thlt Ned stone was rot q
lever 10 "sish ike luruacc' As Tor
writing a w,iul ballad C., h,s NJ Sues eve
brow 1 dOn Q fancy ic c..li rav. accom-
plisayd such lcac. even il his lille had de-
U,nded On hi, dong 90. lis rrI-.. beat
ever steadily and ruuctuailv. Tie t.c-in H.
eier of ms love stood at Z. .rI.r-rat.. ,y.t.. no
tendency towards rise. - Cpr.. da sU
DE could, lt iId MT seem thst h. I'LL. able -.
work vcrv VIII CHANCES In tbes. r....cts
Stone. i was evident. rcrzist,i 10 contcm-
mating love and marr!lr- IL m tgr f.r.s.l.
practlcal point of view Notions Of r3et-v
and sentiment On th1.e or aDv ot.er. "a .i..i-
were nor uu.sib.c 10 him HIS c.r-tItut!u1aI
serenity refused Z, De Disturbed 81. ,I
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involve tac former more attractive aul
sboEy rJt. Certainly De ind ul. atucudil-
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l'S m'-o lAsDina 'ni SUN pa Us -Na'-
liked thc man. His irJnincs-, iui,ei,
cac.usule1 tine regard Of all Moreover,
3D., was d e,suu5a generous fellow, a Met
-rl-ts nd resO.use friend. To me the pro
-f.--.f n.s love affair w4s ma ter OF cur
WAS Jiton cOurIlernng the
aould It chang nil much
f.s practiualiJy ultimately ruccumb2
nas sac pun sophy wholly pr1Oi against
ll-siuu ? would ne not rather, hke mI-t
olh,r men, however coolly he mIgnt enter
u pon the lii ltter. tnd at last an uuexpcc,ed
hTe kindling and cracking IN L.s brees
called upon him one evening. lie was
alone. lie 10. ked "a h,tle grave, and he held
III his band a smal scarlet packet. We de
cussrd various mdii runt topic then in-
q.Ircd concerning Miss Ge,Igiana arr,n.
a. y, haven You heard he sad q act
~. but Of course = u cluldn't have
lsard. The Affairs OF our engagement
has c3me to an end y
- You don mean th t .
" Yes the things 'hroken OF, as people
say l;'s bad Job. and IN sorry about
IJ-but Il can l be helped.
Had the lady resented bis serenity ana
dismissed him ? | asked myself. As though