Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-11

to nothing There was the French count,
but that was knocked on the head very
early in consequence of things discovered.
Aud there was the boom in Guano, but he
fortunately smashed much to Rosie's joy,
because she never liked him. The last was
Lord Evergreen. lie was n nice old chap
when you could understand what he said,
and Rosie would have liked the title very
much, though his grandchildren opposed
the thing Well, sir. | suppose you could
not understand the trouble we took TO keep
that old man alive for his own wedding.
Science did all it could but twas OF no
use The iinancicr sighed. "The ways
Of Providence are iuscrutible. lie died, sir,
Tuesday before
THAT was very sad. -
"a dashing Of the cup from the lip, sir.
My daughter would have been Il countess.
Well. Young gentleman, about this estate
of yours think ! see n way-l think,
am not vet sIirc-thAt do see Il way. 10
now. See this liberal gentleman and drink
his champagne and come here in week.
Then. if still sec my way. YOU shall I'M
derstand what it means to hold the posi-
ton in the city which is mine
".\nd and-may call upon Rosie
"Not till this day week not till have
made my way plain
-, ;,
ana ;" IL means 'u'S' IN. ''osie' you
look l0velier than ever, and m az happy
as II king. 1t means this. Your father is
the greatest genius in the world. He buys
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