Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-12-17

vrOu1." s0io my tAthcA-
"Oh. as 20 that. different people we"
|, matter differently. Even * a nian
were convicted OF n particular onenee
/ should not regard that TACT as P1OoA
OF his guilt OF another and to'aiis u.
ferent oncnce.. but there are peopis
whose IDEAS OF right and wrong peE'n'S
them 10 reason 40. ~ es.
felt strongly Tor my uncle sam. anu
could not hear the man who had Oees
40 extraordinarily kind 20 me aoOseo
without n FEELING OF indignation -
n 70 add force 20 my declaration iiae
scarcely articulated the last worn
>vhcn n terrible fash OF lightning or4-
uantiy Illuminated the almost DARK
ened room. and was followed Dy a .se-
mendous thunderclap which shook the /
whole house.
The yelled reference to the lnteFeNee
nv father had drawn from uncle sam
orair with Annie wolsey did not es-
cone attention. But my father was
too firmly convinced that his brother
nd stolen the sequlns 10 vince at any
e.ttre was master OF. Looking at me
stoodily no said In a reproachfui tone
"You have been away from home
rearlv n month. and are no sooner ~
b turned than we almost quarrel thing
, we never did tin my brother came
+ here Has not that man caused mis-
chfef enoueh-to me. 60 your grant
I ratbor To your cousin. and l Know
l. no. who els, besides-but he must need
h DESTROY all sympathy between you ano
c mes~
I ..Not your brother nor any mar
4. could do that" asserted stoutly.
n am your son. and honor you as goo'
N fothe- 10 whom owe every thing. bu
NJ none the less 90 I profoundly belieN
81 thot Won are the victim OF disastron
lv ,,istal,e. and don't despair Of n da
10 come when you will be thanSfl
It. that my opinion - the matter OF On
seoufns differed so widely from your
hv What II 1 were 20 establish Deyon
s. question that your brother never ha
Az ANYTHING 10 10 with those sequlns
a.. 81 should he immensely relieved ~
ilv most devoutly thankful But l ma
-,er no srch hope: common sense torbl
md me 60 entertain It.
sos "And my common sense viii not p
rnit me 20 reject st." 1 replied
ola ..Tbat being so. IL Is useless Tor
- - talk any more OF the matter Ut
Tol. Won have something tangible 20 sh
80 en- sunport OF Your views said
father. turning away
-"ouite So 7 agreed; let rs So
her. no more on this wretched subject u
ever I have"
y 10 The gong IN the hall was sound
here for luncheon, but could only be be
,rc" imperfectly amid the din OF the SIC
lied which sim ragged fur,ousiy. My "a
work led the way % the dining room vi
were luncheon was laid fov three IT
am nervol.sly fussing about the sldeo'
gen and appearing older and more deer
ever than ever. was the man who had G
king stoned my hasty return from Ame
~ 70. rcbn Adams regarded nae with
7led look. and with that famih
.scon- which IS not uufreQuently perm
and in old servants congratulated ia
!. but nv safe return from abroad
90 n We were no sooner seated az
inc IL cham Mr.. Wolsey. with the lau
md. desire. as thought. OF preventin
ed" 7 conversation from running upon
other ereeable topics. inquired how
II mo- New York 20 which answered
st the thought Il was a very fine city
p and ouv bur that its barbOr and
st con river were magnificent.
sNew York did not Impress me
.-o,ea. vora5ly." remarked Mr.. Wolsey'
ia nv. evident that you have seen on
turned better part OF that city. / was
orree- Tor two months. and 1 never W
: desk see the place again"
~. bos Il was In New York for on
nbursf DAYS. and hope 20 see that city
vor very soon. Indeed I am not 81
. Farms that I WOULD Ike 20 live there
as Mr.. ~"
e~ To The absence OF a middle ella
IN tbass responding to what we IN Engla
nhroso. dsrstand By that term" pursu
"a vour WoIsey. ignoring my remark.
has re- me- as very bad Coz TIE whole
left fo ciety there. Perhaps you did
> under serve that II Is only rlen peIso
alton OF can afford 20 keep a house EMIL
With bad their own use. and that the
Z which traders. artisans and labor
Is put herded together I'm tenement
,ers are huge. unsIghtly barracks o
It's diff height. each accommodating s.
all viii families. what can be said
% inpor- a system IN 4 climate where In
war. can the thermometer commonly
Her him ninety In the shade. and for "
@ doesn't gether there is not SO much b
either of would hutter ieatT'
are clad 81 noticed none o. those thil
p near rs '"They are to be seen by
looks for them" continued \
. . GOV "An1 then again the C