Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-07-16


"Now, really.you must be quiet IN the
house" said he, as we drew up to an old.
fashioned mansion 10 the suburbs. "They
are quiet people here, and are not used to
noisy fellows"
"l1l wake 'em up" said I, " and make
'om jolly"
We euiered the door | was conscious
Of singing 10 my ears, and sense Of
confusion. The warm air Of tho room
wrought in few moments change in my
feelings, but ! struggled against it, and
tried with pitiful efforts TO command my.
self, and to appear the sober man was
not There was a little group around MS
near the windows, and al the other end Of
the drawing-room-- somewhat in shadow,
for il was nearly night--there was another.
At length tall man rose from the latter
group, and advanced toward the light
Immediately behind him a young girl,
almost woman in stature and bearing
/ followed The moment | could distinguish
| bis form aud features and those of hisc
panon, rushed toward them. lorgetlul for
the instant that had lost my self control
aud embraced them both. Then | under
took to present Mr.. Bradford and my friend
Milie to Livingston.
IL did not seem strange to me to find them |
in New York. What foolish things | said |
70 ,it, Nh. Draui9ru' ana wna' nnuul'n Notus
grave faces. Mllie'seyes--f even through |
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cordially, and sad ~ believe you, ana
you must pardon Mile. She is terribly
disappointed, aud so am l. She supposed
her irend had been tempted oy bad com
panlons' and as you were win hiIn, she at
once attributed the EVIL influence to you.
" On the contrary responded Llvings-
I ton "no man has tempted HIM at all, and
no man could tempt him. None but wo-
men who pirate about their suiiering- from
drunken husbands and brothers, could have
moved MN from his determination. am
ashamed to tell you who attacked his
seruples first. 1t was one who has reason
enough heaven knows, to hate wlnei but
her efforts have been followed by scores Of
younger women to-day, who have seemed
to take delight 10 leading him into mad
deonuch.
Livingston spoke bitterly and as he
closed, Mlllie sprang from the sofa, and
, selzlng his hand, kissed 1t, and wet II with
her tears.
"Please take him home, and be Kind to
, him. she said Z" am sure he Will never
do 1t again
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