Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-29

worth NAH million, II ECC more
Here the two girls passed along Gu #
sight and hearing, quite unconscious of t. If
proximity to the subject Of teeir remarks.
- Good Heavens " was Mr.. St John :
inward reflection - are all women so heart
less, 50 wrapped in vanity and display
lie was about to quit the store in disgust,
when his attention was arrested by q low
and gentle voice, which aroused a host of
vague but pleasant recollections. lie turned
eagerly in tie direction whence it proceeded
and us his eye rested upon a slender, neatly
at,ired young lady, they lighted up with
pleasure.
4 woman would have noticed that the
bonnet, though neat and fresh, was not OF
the latest style and the mantle of last sea
isOn 5 fashion but men rarely notice such
things. All that st. John saw was the grace
ful form, and tue fair and gentle face of the
wearer.
.'Sweet Rose Lennox :" he thought .. She
looks as fragrant and lovely as her name
Can her fresh and guileiess nature be 50 per
verted e % care for nothing but outward
show
In the meantime Rose had made few sim
lple Iurc.a a~e-. quite unconscious of tie eyes
chat wers tol e'ving her every look and mo
Il, taas all, Miss Lennoz2 said the
lclerk.
2. All today
.'If you were thinking of getting dress
[ think can show you something that Will
I-uit vou.
A. can't purchase. viii not trouble
YOU was the reply.
3, No trouble at all MRS. said the clerk
unrolling the goods, and spreading 10 on the
counter.
10 "as q Ae@Ey' I"slf9u- 7llA- brown wen
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1Ag s3'. "AI .-."' SiI'o,1 net i''
~ eau 5.e tue tS u t"e iIAe' guns "
were passing ANA thcy galAettd eagerly
around IT,. ...
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/ Uesr.-e tas ..ulatlaa Lc laI received. ana
/ I.l-r.5..- .a. rlr-.usI advantages. 81. John
,,as n. e....u5. and well knew taat. with q
Iii r.... e..-a arr1y. he muse stand On his
/ Ilr.f.r.ts.I merits. -. v.nturiu- r. caI
/ .- her V.-. 0r- urue~uH-t iu bis thoughts.
.s WAS .,-r ir-- The family -ittir--raltn. b.
,rt.4. srr ana Mrs Tau1.y Sit with thei-
Ie.lss. children
! Rose was ruan- them and the blush that|
mounted tl Icrr check. tho bright smile She
.s.. H.a... vs., .helr. ewes mot. spoke warmcr|
Welcome r.sn even her fathers cxteaiei
/ blri and cordial Erecting.
But. lavla- testified nv looks. rather thau
words. her Meas sure III seeing him. Rose l.it
-he entertainment ST their quest Ii her par
,r,-. Ant. i.s8urslnted as - John was.
lc...I4 NIT .af admire her utter uncan-
,c..u-ng-- th.s .,s VISIT was intended for her.
and alseu. II. desire /, attract his notice.
...-.-..r-.f ,y.rs her father. his er.-
wandered 10 the place where she sat. SEWN.
n.t,u- .rerv ez. re-s.an 81 the pune. Young |
.,.,. even H.. ..qiver II the Golden Iasac~
r.qt shaded the r5-e-.inted check. especially |
the womanlv charm of her low. quiet tones /.
.rI .-anrI, ra.y.r.rnr- Tho rTrrc-r MARTY |
r.t, ..,ror l5..ai baIf-, lovely as th3t SIM
r.e u.fnc dress Of brown merin5. worn with |
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