Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-01-25

ho'ioo VI Ills sOu 3 uHulrS or processes to
exercise any authority over him, is quite
n new idea to me-"
"To me also madam and | believe il
to be very unusual proceeding ON his
part. But marriage is an exceptionally
important thing, and IA his son is under
"Under age ! Thomas under age 4!
Impossible !" cried the widow.
at is fact, madam but were it 9th
orwise, it would be of no importance
since Mr.. Lobyear is entirely dependent
upon his father, who undetermined to dis
continue his allowance, and cut him out
of his will, if he marrics without his con.
seut and approval"
Mrs. Montacute remained in pensivc
contemplation of very pretty foot for
some little time before she replied: "Ex-
cuse me for being oyer.cautious, Mr..
Fiel but you are an utter stranger, YOU
know, and l should like to see the letter
from Mr.. Lobycar's father, if YOU have it
about you.
Certainly, madam replied the law
yer. "a very natural and proper PIE
caution OH your part [ might be rival,
prompted by motives Of jealousy. Here
is the letter. which, however, | fear NAV
give You pain. Evil tongues" he con-
md ro, hor o,."g ,,,,;,1,. ~ .'.:I
tongnns Layo o,,;i"nttI,.S r W,,. o,ii
Aloe Tho Lo.4 onI f,;rost ',,, ,,at sou
Islander TnIooi tl, ,.,.a,t,. ~ [,'.l .t
tLe nnnro ,.i,,io't t ''' i'''il''
| "Fvidonii,. onH,imo T}ho,,l. ,.,,,, ., ..,;,
tho ,r;jn,,. i,n LII I"itS W.; ''i''
troordno -, lis enc lrtt'i MiLii uA-
she wao rootod T. II All JV ,a,, iioM
fyino her ga1e nnon how hnot ,,iio,, ~
fdoefaJ o1ont .he raio,,saI III ,iIa, oi,o
and moditat;nn A. lon,tfh aInroslT I,,,.
ewes slov,,. ~ tbo ion.r5 All Ioaii i'ui
af him nnio h,4 ,,,r;, fvo1l 'r''' s} io,N'S
"Mr FieI vG bovc cy,in ~ NJ ,'t troot ''
This ofr,ir ne ,1nro n,attor 81 ,,s;,nss9
ami tLnref,,o III wa e,,ool. 4
NV affections !. You'll nrolon,, a. IN.
terview and nro1,I,i, ,.o, ,,o,,i1 ,,at
derstond mo + viii sneol IF tbo nov
riooe onc,ooeper, Lot,roo, ,,,,.saIr a,1
Mr.. Thomas Iobvcqr Then nryr 'Eil ,' oa
IL if we've naro co,oioorciai t.onsootio,,
In or,lor to fnlfl ,nv,5rf bavn 1aft nv,
dia where 7 hnI Itrn and boyo co,oo
to Enqlord ~ T,,o ~, ,,,,;
For ail his thraats Icnnsiior !, yor,. nv.
likely that Mr.. Lnb,cei viii ,,9Iiv iisir.
herithjs onlv child :
"Porion NV ,ntrrrn,,t;,,,, ga, ,,,,1,,,
nothing is j,,n,,c rrnhahie III" orlnr
with which he prrsilcs lis fnvor;fn science
amounts to mania and fsar thut bo
would be hardly sorry for nm ovens. ~
devote his entire fnrtuns 'tn Inc bnilJi, O.
and foundation If 4 mI,se,,m
"There is certain force in uh. won
saw. replied thn willow calmly ,.aTi 7
do not conceal from mvsnlf tb9t if ,vonl1
both of us r Mr. Thon,og ToI,voor ,,.,ra
to be deprivaI of his incnmH unon orr
MARRIAGE Still il wo,II hn wnrso Ca,
me to break it off, and remain here re- far
from INV friends nonniloee
"Nov madam not nonu;las,.. conn,
comnpTsotion yo,,Id Iva Io,,r d,,o >
"Nonrn Va T Vemus ne ' ond 9u1 ;,I
thev liIn'i cn,ne nrosenflv ta foir mani
down borooininpi THO ,notiar ,,.,i f,,ni
" settled Tins lIrs lInnfac,,tn ,,,1. T.,
start for Now y,rI Nv, Tho ro,t ,,,iI H.
Fie1 tol,no op1 ,,o,,i,ot f,r har
che woe ~ rrlto f9rn7.dT lofto, t',',a
I,obveor braaE;n. thn ,,atrh o w. 'o,'',s
inc eiIoncn about 7yhnro aLo ',r,; 4.
Mr. Fiel was to occomnony L",, on ne 0o,i
the ship, and then to place in her hands
the sum of one Thousand pounds.
When this treaty, with "NU Trust -
for its basis, was concluded. Mr. Fiel
took his leave and as he stepped into
the street, Jack Homer alone could ap
preciute his sensations. Never had so
delicate case been SO skilrullv handled
Three days afterward Mr.. Fiel escorted
the fair widow to Liverpool accompanied
her on board the American steamer
stayed with her till the last moment. gave
her the thousand pounds, and returned to
the bosom of his family, having himself
sealed and posted a most satisfactory let
ter of farewell to poor younr Io6yeor.
which was put in his hands unfnstencd'
that he might assure himself that the con-