Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-28

l Bat supposing tins costs me nv seat
Surprising ! get expelled for It? Then vou Il
understand, | reckon, that its of some con
sequence. and not "a very handy to man
age"
Olympia perceived that dulness was in
puted unto her, and she felt very angry Al
the injustice. She knew that she was not
dull nobody ever limited such an idea but
her husband other men complimented her
for her eleverness, her social powers, etc.
Then what did you get yourself in such
4 scTape for ~ she retorted sharply. You
needn't blame he for it | did MT do it."
le7 YOU did, " insisted John, and with
much truth ~ got into this yery scrape to
raise money for YOUR housekeeping and re
ceptions and carriages and all those other
confounded ruinous things that you could
have got along Just as well without. And,
| by George, the whole fol-de -rol nonsen5e has
got to stop - he exclaimed, his long con
tinued excitement over the threatened in-
ve5tlgation bursting up IN an explosion Of
domestic wrath. We don't keep house
this session. And we don't stay here at the
Arlington, neither We 60 back taa board
lng-house and We 60 to parties aiOot, too
The omnibus amt running this session" he
added. with bitterly iocose allusion 10
Omnibus bills, 80 and their profitable loads
OF special enactments. Shoe leather viii
have to do our travelling. IT. all the turn
out that | can pay for "
OF couT5a there wa scene. Of course
Olympia did not surrender he woman right
to luxury without n fearful and little les
than hysterical struggle But John Nane
rendered pitiless by terror concerning lis
li
own household lie made arrangements
that very day for leaving his fine rooms in
the Arlington and going into lodgings. Al
first sight, his economy seems unnecessarily
hard, in view of the fact that he still had
several thousand dollars left oat of the lie
gal cleaning Of the last session, and thus
was richer man than when he first came to
Washington But this money had gone in
TO the purchase Of q new patent in reirgera-
tors. and he could not realize on 1t without
sacrificing @ very promising buSine>S chance
Moreover. he saw that in the present public
excitement about ''iobbing'' legislation, he
must forcgo il emoluments for time, and
thu, diminish his income. Finally. it seem
ei To be absolutely necessary to put On the
guise of poverty, il he cared 10 preserve his
repute for honesty. Al these things be ex
planned 10 Olympia, in discreetly vague
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abroad. but anxious. r.Nel.he,e-- 80 make
her c5n,5ntcl with him.
.Aou ec We i7t- been going i- rather
strong on etyle, " he added. Ten thousand
dollars year is pretty tall figure for four
persons, two OF EN- children. I suppose we
got into that way because other people set
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