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

den ana lar1uiHC III tIt ttliti' ttilf l''n'
Narriette. at the apples, hanging from the
frees. that almost make one's mouth water
And pretty Eve offers one TO Adam, who can
not resist tasting it. And look how charm
inclv the little lamb sliIs round the old
-i-er, aad how the white dove with it's green
neck is rerched opposite the yultme, ar if
they were about TO bill and cJ1i
Narriette could not sufficiently admire it,
o.. o mother, ' sheexclaimed d" # had such
mugI would not drink out of it; itlsto bcauti-
ful | wouldfll it with flowers, and fix my ewes
constantly on the Garden of Eden. We are
in the fair. and vet, when ] look az the pic
ture feel as if were in Paradise"
So saying, Marriette called her young
companions. others followed. and ere long
halfof the Inhabitants of La Napoule were
standing opposite the beautiful mug. The
price was timidly asked. The shopman an
swered. a hundred livres; whercnp9n they
all walked silently away.
When there were no longer any of the in
hahitants Of Ia Napoule near the shop. Colin
stole up to it, threw a hundred liyrcs on the
counter, laid the mug in box filed with
cotton, and carried it off. His malicious
plan was unknown to any one.
On his way home. in the dusk of tie even
ing, not far from La Napoule, he met old
9, ~, - ''i' c,ll,. - ~, H. I.t
stupid as an ass.
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fifty, and IN Marrette S opinion the text was
no longer applicable to hm. Madame Man
on, on the contrary, considered him q very
sensible enid, Who besides ueinS rieA' was
/ the most important person IN la Nap'ule.
/ W Zen the Judge spoke oil nlal4las.' anu
when Maruette ran away IN horror, Madame
Manon remained quietly on her chair ana no.
WAS not IN the least degree AFRAID Ji the tan
/ venerable gentleman 10 40 Nun llu7,i,e' me
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cl,sr-,i,,77,' Nsr-iotto IN law il and INV onom-
orcd heart at vour feet.
Madame vianon and NIarriette were aston
isbed and delirbted when tbev saw the mug.
Madame Nan9n's ewes snarkled with pleas
ure but Narriettc TURNING the Judge.
said .-.. cannot accent of either vour heart
or YOUR mug" Her mother became furi-
ous, and exclaimed. Il shall. however ac-
cept of both Oh, You Httle fool, for whom
are You waiting? Do YOU reject the Judge
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