The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-06

spmhg amug tie mauula,us. thaugl
deer zee brcmIeg uef, -mrse aud wond
c.es a4lss. &. much so wish We had
>. Gur huming hnre ls a England. | pre-.
fer naeeh vtam ias-Iumiing comes
buy Ittipgstau. GO instance What q
H.cudfd fellow De- uas, and What d hum.
dHm eauHlry isuur whrre there hard
lt myIhius a. amn,e one cxecp, the thea
eif, ttladm, way should be au ac-
inass. Dog gua SIS lhiuk s., Nj Chcsers
CaliiMr responded the Young man.
with emphasis. aaj japIeasc,l, haIf-amused
aud hairearue~t ook, which didn't es-
raIc hi. WWchio jtc though hc might
nal understand 81
lie. aniuny was The mentalrehcciiou
ofthc latter Whsl sort ofa wife would
such uomao mkt2 was hi, next inyol-
uHary thought, mdl il SUDDENLY occurcd
% him. with -ouelbing ikea shock. that
tld, was pag aoTalthe womanh be had
chosen Grlis, p'. Vife for hi. daughter
in-Iav, for ihy mistress Of the house
aad household Aud again ho looked at
Lena; Ncn kipdl, this time.
Nou mast see ny Bcezebub, resumed
Miss na,hwoad, enthusiastically. such
charming enanuc. fan Of spirit, YET so
tmcNblc aud generous, that assure YOU
sir addressing the squire, hen walk IN.
10 lunr breakfast room aud drink ont Of
yunr coffee at the table
This assurance appeared to haycuo par
tieuIur charm ior 'Sduirr Chester, for he
turned away Will very little ceremony -
Miss Dasbwood went up stair, on some
erraud, anl they heard her whi,tling as
she crossed the hail.
Philip whispered the squire, 4 think
We had better be going
Not yet sir, Miss Eastwood is about
10 hpw me ler pistols, and then She viii
teach me new game Of cards, aud after
ward SIC arc going 10 the stables.
70 20 whcreE
10 fhc stable ,ir, TO hook at the horses.
Tie squire cast on him look Of CON
cenratcd Indignation.
I, tlal-is Miss Dashwoo }, on Joe, or
Whatever else Ne 4 called, man or
womani
The at cr, | presume, sir. Il is the
fashion now-adars, you know, for dash.
NJ Yen & won eI like her to adopt a mas
culiGc style IN gchera Ii -its wen ol,
Miss Joc-dnn't ym think 50, sirY
Miss Joe be-
III old gentleman rccolIceted himself
10 tiuie, But be had seen enough OF III,
da,hipg ,oung Josephine, III. old triena
simon Walkers licc, aud very mood,
was be wheu he rode hpmeward thai
hight
'llilip, said he a day or two after, i
don't zee The use Of your going 10 Elm,
wood 50 oilcu, now that Miss Dashwooo
i there
Why not, Sir | thought you would
like H.
The truth Is, am disappointed in Mis-,
Dashwood. / can't approve Of such wo.
tnan as . wife Tor any man, save hors,
dealer or circus rider. Especially shoul
not approve Of her as mistress Of thi,
house. have 10 desire to see my draw.
lng-roum turned into a dog kennel, or 10
lmvc horses walking ia and drinking on
of my cup. Ia laci said the Squire, wax
ln2 warm 4 won't have lny future daugh
tcl-in-hw going about The house whist
ing, and odoruus Of brandy and cigax
ton, shouldn't wonder. heard her sa,
il was the fashion. Ugh"
Philip wa, satisfied; the more so when
4 week htcb bis father observed to him
that little Lena would make him as good
i wife lis lie coull get.
The wedding took place within six
months. Miss Dasbwood, herself a happy
blid present, and the squire wondered
exceedingly ut the great change aud i'm
proyemenl wrought in her by the innu-
ence Of marriage,