Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-10-21

Ten 1pnI.S nf prudnnpa
"a,
uy ono'e oii,er 'ooN me mo ms place
-" Importer VI u'y goous no'o OhVer was
"Ieu = was n"en'y -one' 40 one o"liVu mt
Iuoence fn"erson 'heh' ~ WouId nave
p'e" :" Snie'sn Il 'hoy mao lor prudence
Ias "o' "P"i.oi u"y nature was i'hpuis'Ve'
va roni"l'.o' ! was al sorts OF s'i'y 'nihgs'
a"u va" '..,, 'ely nappyi nave my y. immature
~ SUI .,'Neu At ,.'"' 'i'no' n,ghly inl-
P''esn' ~ '"o Wy, ~, young 'eiow win
49, ~ P"y 'oi'1 upil"is aoi " immature, ~ !.
"' supPo'e was "",'ereu' ior !,
w"a very nanuso'he' out nau apple RED
eneeNs anu shy-piue eyes, ana golden brown
T ma" 'nee' Nno"' wen "en' no matter.
; ~ i'ueu ~ my oneens as soon as went
'"'o NO oi'''s vs,aoi,s,''nen,'
our grea' iault' Sa'a Uncle oiiver to
rno, III ms nrs' private lecture your great
.au,' nu', is i"pruuence' GU act on M
pulSe. never nc. on Impulse always take
I'lnc 70 MINK Mould l nave prospered as
nave o'ncr"ise NO
cncie pnver was me great man OF our
ian''ly' l hs'eneu WIN reverence 80
was hot'so linpulslVe' not so lmprudent, when
i've years s''cr' met Jessie Ash1urton' 1t
". c "onuay t oh ior US anu l hau a week
81 III ss.I 80" anu was
IT, ~ AZ s''"'n.i io' ms noa'o';
ne came 10 the springs not Tor fashion, and
boarded WIN WIDOW IN a pretty cottage,
'ho' no'e'' ohe ana i--Jessle l mean-
were ue only young people. She was the
Pre'uest creature l ever saw your first
love always u.s. suppose Her hair was
t N Nv, ey's wole o'"ch sue hau rlch
1'u"s'.e SAIL anu ups OF Verih'iiioh. Oh /,
% @uf ua'n'y wa's,' ana her 'iny hands and feet
o', nor s'h,'c, ! a'n BOY again "hen thlnk
vi mem | ieli III rove WIN her' ana she
knew H. ! 'ei' sure 'hat she liked me- As
we Par'eu' l nau peeh the lmpulslve crea-
,ure 'na' was nYe years before should
nave oroPped on my knees on the porch IN
sne "'o ,n ana asked her TO decide my
,a'e, Inc words We're on my bps had
her mana IN NINE; ieit II tremble.
snai' pe gone before you are up TO-
Morrow ! %'a, l must say good bye now
3nc sa'u 1000 pye Hr' PATTERSON
wan'eu 70 Niss ner' sue ana not look as
I ,nousn SUE mou'u We very angry put my
I ,g ''''u''' o' Pruuence hau hau thelr
3 e'1c.
iei,nlu's.' ner manu. anu put my own III
my poke. ior saie Keeping Such taper
"a's,s as hers are a temptation
may caii wheh you return TO see II
your grauuPa Il pe,'er asked.
Auu '.eii WI sPoke ol many o'heT tnings
ms whirieu ei'y"ard next day'l thought
Vi ner oops'an''y' Az 'eas' SIZE was very
youS que pp,,eNe, nau no ioVe' We
ou,a "an o us u.''' circumstances war
, 49, =, an Oh e. 81 nea'' anu manu- nu,
W. ven 70 sec her a. soIn as Tue parlor snu''er
~, H,a,u..''"e ..:s,. must were opened an'
sue re'o''eu "ie WIN pre''y smiie oil hers
"n,cn was one 81 her greatest charms.
~ nouA ! 'e'. Iuno sure 'na' l shoul,
ne,1' " hsPpy w''"pu' ner, ana 'hat "i'l
world
Prudence eould mt ou;te obtain uas,ar,
did not make lave 70 her in words bn,
wooed her with INV owes and yo;ee I tnan,
| saw her color CHANGED AT INV com;na
knew she liked INV societv (, Chr;s,,,o
time, when the old.nsbioped home g,tbere
troons of friends ,o,e,Lar honaatL ~ -
was there also. She cared for none If he
handsome cousins--for none there as she care.