Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-07-07
Jar Nnmber Nine.


Jar Number Nine.
We'll 4" said pbcohe call I l,o,, su,s
Western. is this sban't s,eals to Won ,,,,;,,
until Won TON mo vop arc srrry y,r o',,,lt
IN onologizo and Won wopld II von careJ
about mo. and sban't ,norrv ans ono ,bat
Jon't caro- abont me-. I'M tnll' vo,,' 'ibat - '''''
Tbsn .bc waited a ,,oincnt Lnt Su,.
Wesfern said nofii,g. AMI sho I'LL
" "Good.nipbt." and wont into tbo bause' cios.
inc the door after hen For tlis ba,,,e,,sd
on tho ,yay home r.o,, .inainl,s.hpl i',' ,a
"Wednesday evening
Siiasv,s r.alI,, il, fla. ,,.,,,,,, ,,,d .bo hal
shown no argry te,nner II hc l,vod bcr
he vould surely arol5ri,e soo, and , 0 ,,.o.
r,,r sbo,lJ moi lo,,er Io. ,i;,,,,it,," ,t,o saiJ
as sbe wont IN he'd in be' Uti' nn..t"ir,
ro,,,, 1',, f,r IN nlt IT,. an, ,.',,''.,
With t..rs t.,,rs sbo si,,,,i 'i'' "''
Silas ,,cou,Lilo ,,,ltei ,,,. tt.Lol
been eno,ced to pb,ol,e Sri,',o,. u'raa
months ,nd he All lovo bo,. d,i-i,' h,,t IL
HOOD was ma inst ncr Ire s1n,I b,yo
broken Win hcr op tbo s,nt sooncr I,,
anoIor;,e
/. s6o,u ,,,,, r,.,,,,,lr d., s,iJ .t,t,,.
eve, 10 l,e master ,,nst i,so,in' ,o,, " ~
II docs not rn,tta, ,,l,,f 7th.vl,J or,r.
raled about Oror,.l. o~, bo ,,or, ~
seuse ~ an bnt The .,,;,,,. ,,ort;o. ,,o,,or,il,
bnt ali No. ,,s,ue ard s;,,,'io ,,,s,;c.i ori
nrosaic voppg or old ,nnsf l-noy, ho,y trne '',,.
Il Il.
THAT tohe vrr,,b with one r.. low.
Doth work me madness ON The brain"
Two very wretched young people saw the
sun rise over Cranberry Mountain, and de-
cided that everything was vanity Slas
Western was nobody in particular 10 the
"a,
even less, but Ali thediilerence TO them
now that each seemed blutted out Of the
others life
For will never, never forgive him, un-
less he does what is right" said Phoebe.
binding up her hair.
And will never treat a woman as though
she were a goddess" said Silas. struggling
with his stubborn boots. Not |, darn it,
Then he waited for word or message from
| Phube whom he felt sure would give in al
last, but who never dreamed Of it. Men are
obstinate as long as ohstinacy makes them
comfortable and content with themselves
/ but women are obstinate when it makes
/ them miserable.
/ The world does not know vet bo,, nueh
! more fight there is In women than In mon.
| No; Phoebe. palinp and pipino. achirrr hear,
and head alike. never dreamed of viel ling
/ but after three davs' of conplacput c!oe..
ness. it began TO strike Silas Western tilat
it made him uncomfortable to be cross; th,,
it had been pleasant to 90 to SO p,nD,.
that it was nice to think of having d.ai
little wife to care about him always. an,
share hi, lows and sorrows; and that h,
could not easily forget Phube for any on,
else. even prettier Girl And then h,
walked alone bv the river bank. and though
how they had been together there so often
and how warm and soft her little hand Law il
bis-and suddenly found two tears in hi,
eyes and said
=" Hang H. I've been a fool :" and went
home and wrote this little note 10 her
.,pt,,b. ,,,. ,.r,,,,,, w. ,,,,, Ion.
wrong 10 let nj feeling come Between us ForrT'
me. dearest and send me word that you 6ay,
done so. ! shall await your letter with imua
tence sflAs
Then Sllas sent the note to Mrs. Spinner
house by his landlords little boy telling him
TO he sure TO give it himself 10 Miss Phoebe
BY this time the falling out was five days
old, and Phwbe was simply wretched. But
in the Spinner household work went on in