Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-06-18

Never dad confident morning again
Best fight on well. for We taught him-strike
Aim at our heart ere We pierce through his
Then Ie, him. receive the new knowledge and
Parionei in Heaven, the first ty the throne.
Ro5sri B,0vaiHg
From the German ~ Heinrich zsehokke.
The Broken Hug.
IaNar0ulc is. it is true, but a small VII
ia.e on the sea shore nevertheless, It is
well known in Provence. lti surrounded
by lofty palm trees and dark orange groves
but To this it does not iowe Its celebrity It
is said that the most juicy grapes, the sweet
est roses, and the TrettIest girls .n the world
grow there cannot speak from experience :
hut believe It,and can only say, that 1T De- q
pity that In Napoulo does not produce a
greater quantity Of juicy grapes, sweet roses
and pretty girls, as in that case some pi tlem
would certainly have reached us.
AZ the women of Ia NaVollc Laya been
celebrated for their beauty. ever since the
village was built, little NaTiettc must have
been the eighth wonder Of the world, for even
the chronicle makes mention Of her. She
was called. it is true, e. Little Mauicttc
and vet she was as tali as girls of seventeen
generally are. that Is. her forehead reached
exactly 10 the lips of a crown-ur man.
The chronicle of Ia Naranls he'd good
reasons for montiluiu. Narictte In the
chronices place should aaye acted IN the
came manner, for Narriettc lwho. with her
mother, Mauon, had hitherto resided in
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zone "e''eI n"I s-e lelAIili'' j" u ''-'i'i :
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was njt 10 he rejected 10y poor "idow'
anu In he4 own opilloh eAe Was Ap" ue Ilcu
and happy as II she were Countess OF Pro
renee.
The good people OF La NaToule did not
fare so well on the occasion; but they fore
saw no mischief and from never having reaC
Homer, they were not aware that a pretty
woman once reused all Greece and ASH
Nine to arms.
Before Marriette had lived q fortnight II
the house surrounded by olive trees and AZ
rican acacias, every young man In la Ma
poule knew that the most charming girl Il
Provence dwelt there.
When, looking like an angel IN disguise
she walked through the village with he
waving Tctticoat, pale green bodice, with
bouquet of orange blossoms, and rosetuds II
the front OF It, and her lovely lace shaded n
her grey lat trimmed with flowers an
streamers Of uboJn, then The old becom
eloquent, and the young became euino- An
doors and windows We're opened one ate
another as She passed N order 90 say - Zoo.
morning ar ' go3i evening Nlaiilette
ana she s9iiied ana n'adoa ri--' ai- lel''
"en 'aIriette entered l-' lU1-'l' l.- III
heaIl7 'A'l is lle Aea'-S '- -''' s'Ii- men
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Ie,oentsl'le st5te ol ail1irs
Narrictte rs altage+Iar +7 blame said tn,
vounr iris first their mothers agreed with
tber, fbcn rlcir g,tiar.. and ,r l,-t ever
the v1,nr men were of tI.. same orini,a.
eence ike a rosebud in it's dark -reen ealix
Iitrle srsractin.. the mischief .be WINS DOING
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