Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-09-13


Can't Am going away myself, sir.
The-the-d-l you are responded
tEs old gentleman, pushing his spectacles
u1 over his forehead, and regarding his
nephew with an air Of surprise and con-
Yes. sir Charley Hunt invited me out
to his place for a few weeks, and thought
that / might as well go now as at any
time
! should say that it is very strange
time 10 be leaving home. Your aunt and
cousin will consider it a i personal atfront
Sir
1t Is not intended as such, sir Though
to-be frank. considering the object Of Jen-
MES visit, l prefer not to see her And
must -ay that think She would have shown
more sense and delicacy if she had stayed
away.
Your cousin is a very lovely girl, Mr..
lmpuIeucc. and won't BE likely to 90 a
begging.
Z. don't doubt il in the least. But Tor
a. that She won't suit me for a wife, uncle
.Ilw 10 you know that, you couccited
aL donkey, when you never have seen
la. inquired the Irate old man, bringing
a cane down upon the door with startling
anrha-i--
Common sense teaches me that no mar
r-e cau De a happy one, that does not
-uru- from mutual love. And on one
tl.u1 am resolved, that ] will never mar
ry trom mcrccnary motives
NOBODY wants you to marry the girl
unless you like hen" roared Mr.. Wilder
hi ia-e growing purple with rage and vez-
alton 10 hs nephew'7 pergersIty. All !
ask Is tHat you viii stay aud see her. And
TINS Is point [ insist upon-yes SIR, l
insist upon lt2
10 .m sorry 70 di~obcy you, uncle, but u
-l14.J stay, it. viii only give rise to con-
illusions that [ am auzious to avoid. But
u..l t.Il You what viii 10. will re-
Ea4a.-u al claim 70 the property that you
lre - anxious should not be divided. As
-aae seems 10 be the main object, think
-a4- It ought to be satisfactory to all
PARTIES
A l.u minutes later, Russell passed by
sai0w sali,e in hand
III. nodded good humorcdly to his uncle,
j. glanced in who gared after him IN
-....a.e-- rage
lIa -aan't have penny penny"
+. --.w.ej, ana sinking back In his chair
e.-ai the Precipitation from his fore
thaCz the matter now said the gen
e...s Of his vic. Polly who had just
..I the room.
Matter enough. should say. Russell
..- oue-letuu.y cleared out, 80 as not
q. .. his cousin What do you think Of
-.t
/ think you viii have another attack OF
ta -out, D you get yourself excited, said
-a good laly..4- she placidiy resumed her
st'tug
Whats ta be done now2'
Nothing. chat Gao see. If Russell and
JENNIE had seen each other before they had
-ag notion tbat you wanted them to marry,
-.1 % one but that they would have fallen
-s ana ears in love with each other but
matters are uow. I don't believe it would
~ the least use. From what Ellen
writes me. / should think Jennie to be as
maca opposed 10 il as Russell. She says
-4e can't bear to hear his name mentioned,
-aJ that II was as much ~ She could 10 20
g.t her consent &c come at all, when she
Beard ~ Russell was ut home.
.1hev are d couple Of simpeton-, said
rae ad Gentleman, testify. I've got a
m.aI TO- make another will and leave nay
property 70 some charitable institution"
Az cong f. Dignion, whether he "aS
DouH'. 'u--ei " ildei h@a 20 tI"'el part
ot the way uy Stage.
mere "'@ oH.y 'a- P.t7--iise ger D,7 'l'@
n,..- i'5 "aisA hc "t~ h't sorry 1He
.is a-ag ,-ry bot aud =utry-
ia's passenger Was :. la'.F 'here "i- 'n
ra aHr -''Aa'.9 I3ttA''i ABOUT 'ef
Na t9.a hm that. ue notced paricu-
t"a dan''y 4.oFei hands ana well
.H1 boots.
il.r graceful form indicated that She was
t4 y..us aut pretty. but he could not
-. a.r a.e on account Of TIE enYious veil
b..a. Bob a- She a'l comfortably set
81. corner, r. "hieh i'usseI assist
.t ... SIZE threw il PACK, ui.c.osihg Il iolI
...e ahleI by pair 4 wonIrousIy
"u a.-. eyes, whict shot a swift, be-
"au.. into his that were 50 N
tai. @ri5ra her.
lHc-a.I.n starting Of The coach, which
p. -ae .. 'ae ady.s parcels from the
a.r gafe Russell an oPporiu-
aa.. Us he returned them, OF
not slow to take advantage.
i.a ..'- they Tell easily into conycrsa-
'n alt lt was curious how sociablc they
+a.l taised Of the beautiful scenery
'..'-H which they were passing o. the
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