The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-15
ST. CLOUD MINNESOTA THURSDAY. JANUARY l5ls74

''o'es We're concerned, The question
"a' thus made sufficiently easy. But
the gentlemen felt tho weight proper.
ti"osbly heavy on their ahoul ler.. : II.
II never knew any one Of the name
Of Rrinhardt," Sir Thomas said, with ,
mosipg air +:
," Probably be will have brought let.
'ers from somebody" the Admiral sue.
gesttd snd th.t was a wonderful CON.
fort to all the men.
OF course be must have letters from
somebody j.; he must know some one who
knew Sir Thomas, Or Mr.. DsmereI, 0,
the Admiral, or General Perrouet, o,
th. Lloyds. Surely tteei world was no.
SO large as to make It posslole. ths. the
oe"'ctmer dld not know some one WHO
knew one Of the people on the Green.
AZ for being . scientific: notsbili,y, 0,
even . literary character, am afraid
that would not hsve done much TO,
him 10 Dlngledeld. If he had bee.
cousin a'l e 9. to poor Lord Giyndcn, who VA.
next '1 to an idiot, it would have been Of
ia great deal more service to him. I do
not .t say that We were right; / think
there are other thugs winch ought to
oe 9, taken; ioto consideration; but, With
out arguing about it, there is no doubt
th.t - it wss..
Inc Green generally kept . watch.
ful eye for some time on the East Cot.
tsge' There were no other servants ex.
eept those two whom We. had =. alre.dv y
seen. Sometimes the gardener, who
Kept oil the little gardens about in or.
der-',deios for" ladies like myself,
tor instance, who could not afford to
keep : garrdener-was called in to as.
s'st 49, .t 1 'st Cottage ;;apd believe .,coi
course I could 20. question him on tn,
subject; heard this through Que :o1
tbe d m1''ds) % h that he was very jocul.,
.oout the m.n'servsnt, who va. /. real
mag: mag o. t.al'-v'ort, doing. everything you
eopld l'tl think Of, iron helping to cook,
down to digging 10 the garden. Ou,
gardeneropenad~ Aismeuth and uttered
'srestol.ush &se9 9shg gbafje. ij Of him
ae held the oopiDions common to .
great many Of bis class, that 10 under.
take too much was I positive injury te
Others :" A servant who KEEP, to his
o"o work, and thought it was ssu,t bi.
place" TO Interfere with anything be.
yond his own Immediate calling, va:
Mathews model of what servao,
ought to be, add I man Who pretended
to'be . butler, and was Jack of..ll
trades, was = ccntemptibie object t.
our gardener "takiog the bread out O
ether folkses' mouths" he said. H
thought the man at the East Cottage
~as . foreigner, and altogether had .
very poor opinion Of him Bot, how,
ever, what was a great deal worse va
The :t&ct that neither tht mau-servao,
nor the woman, nor the master, appear
ed to care for our notice, or iu any wa,
took the place they ought to have don
10 our little community. They hsu
their things down from LoDd,n; the,
either did, their wasbing "within them
selves" or, sent it also away to dist.u &c
they made no friends, and sought more
Mr.. Reinh.rdt brought 90 letters of in
PRODUCTION. Sometimes but rarely-h,
might be seen Of 40 evening walk,p,
towards the Dell, with an uubrella oye
bis head to shield him from the set,in,
son, but he never locked 1t anybod,
~hom he met, or showed the least in
o'inasion to cultivate acquaintance
even with child or dog. And th
worst Of all was that he certainly nev
Fer went to church, We were very rce
ular churchgoers on the Green. Som
OF Us preferred sometimes to 20 to
little church 10 the woods, which wa
Intended for the scattered populate,
Of our forest district, and vas yer,
pretty and sweet in tho midst of tn,
great trees, instead Of to tho parish
Bqtto one or other everybody wen
once every Sunday at least. 1t va
qo'te = pretty sight on Sunday morn
ing % see everybody turning out fam
lilies al together, and lonely folk lik
@ysslf, who scarcely felt lonely wbe'
thers.vs such . feeling of harmon,
and friendliness about. The youo,
people set Of walking generally littl
while before rs but o. ost of the eide
people drove, for it vas . good Ion,
vay: AID though some rigid person
thought, il vas wrong on tho Sunday
YET the nice carriages .ad horses look
ed pleasant, and tho servants Away
bed to come to church and 40 Of
lady like Lady Dsnz,l, for pss4noe
must have stayed At home .ltqakther i
sbs had not been SLOWED to drive.
think distinction Should be made il
such cases. But when all the bouse
thus opened their doors and poure
forth their Inhabitants, it may be sur
posed how strangs it looked that on
house should never open and no 6gur
ever come from il to join the suooa
stream. Even the housekeeper, so ia
as We cosId ascertain, neve, had a Sun
dsy. out, They lived within those wall,
within the trees that we're now 10 lid
and trim. ,Oos morning a~hen l had
cold and VAS rendering the service b
myself in my own room, l had
! glimpse Of tho msstsr OF the house.