Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06
4 Difference in Method..


Difference in Methods.
rwovNsor Kluso ,virr.
Townsley. the richest farmer ia Tuckahpe
county, had just gruwled down his break
fast. The meal had been served ten min
ute- late, and Iowu~ley never failed to grow
when such was the ease. lie arose from the
table aud scoWled at the little woman who
sat trembling and weak, behind the big cot-
fee-pot. That litt,o faded piece OF human
ity was Townsley'- Wife and trembling was
good enough for her, aud if her white face
had been flushed with Shame. 10 would have
been far more becoming.
h" \ woman" said Tuwusley, -aaciug at
his wife, will toss out of thc window with
a teaspoon faster than mau can throw in
at the door with a shovel Time is money,
Mrs. Town,ey and il You go ou wasting it
in this way. we shall all he iu iha poor-house
before winter
" Wood green and woudu't kindleT Well,
You should have found some that would
Weren't YOU mp two hours before ! wa,
What ON earth women find to 10 with all
their time is m0re'n know. But don't sit
there making excuses. There's been enough
time lost already. should think. 1t is
now hali-pa,t six. Bring me my thick
boots. You can get me clean collar too,
while you're about it., I'm going TO town.
Bv the wav" said IoNnslcy. MS the little
fingers of his wife fastened the fresh collar
around his throat, "rm 10 the barn aud
bring Judys horse-blauket around to the
front door Ii I'm not there, roll it up and
throw it IN the buggy. Wait q minute,
OBTAINING her. You were speaking, Mrs.
Iownsley about aclothes-wringer haven {
any money 90 throw waWay ou gimcracks. My
mother never had q wriugiug machine aud
never asked foroue. Takes an can rake and
scrape to keep the farm supplied with NOW
ing-machiues aud corn-plunters Pretty soon
you viii hc teasing again for piano, and
then like enough lor q sewing-machine or
some other Invention To- encourage idleness.
Hands were given us to use, Mrs. Iownsley,
not to dilly-lally here and there, keeping
meals waiting
Delivered OF his speech and ready for
towngoing, 1ovn,ley allowed his wife to de-
part in search OF the horse-hlanket, while he
strobe to the front door, drspatching Bob to
open the gate, and jumped into his buggy.
Jane said Iownsley, unbending lit
tie. as the small, fril figure drew closer and
lifted in the heavy blanket, ii the butcher
stops TODAY. you won't need to get any meat
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