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Lime Rock Gazette AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO (5OA) Ai HR( IA L AND GLNEKAL INTELLIGENCE. kC. JOHN PORTER:? t TERMS, $1,50 A YEAR: Publisher. ' Should payment be delayed until the expiration of the Year, fif'lv cents will be added, 1 In Advance. V O L U M E JIT. EAST THOMASTON, MAINE, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 21. ISIS. N U M B E R V EiBESIDE SKETCHES. thnt. \ mi don't think -n .do ymi l.izzv ten words willi me in her life,and knows noth- of Miss Warren, and was soon deeplyengeg- not tell I Inrry, I would not have him know I , TH E EMPRESS MARIA LOUISA. ‘ W liy !■ mny.since y oimlrive ' : to it, I must ing o f m e,’ ei! in a cnnvcrimtioii on poetrv with her.— "" I"1'11'-1'" ''i'”' ! Or the Empress Maria Louisa it mr.v be say that I .should hardly like to weltr it so .......11 ■- — nn--.- ...... -> .... ' T ,lrT -i'if rifb-r-r thru' the tedious length ‘I would be willing to wager my soul that 1 I’uiiny. however, in the 1 ist dance, I',,mid • Ao indeed, I'amiy, Frank would not <lo | said that nothing in her ,ife became lwr like very low. o f a short winiri's furv." you could not persuade her to doit liy any,se!fvi : i< v 'b I,': :, mid, summoning eniii- sin Ii u thing, but. ■ continued Lizzy, slyly, I ,1,,. leaving it, and with a view to the eoiiq le- ‘V, liy Lizzy, it's all the fast. - and Miss nrguinent in your power. 1 have too good an ' age, a -h, in an n ' To -m tom - - Iinuld not wo,tiler a bit if yon should tell him r , . Ill lb'’ Traveller. Brown says that nil the girls 1 hem so. lio n o f the arrangements recently made opinion of her 'M i , ins I on • • ,.f 1 >r. i le i u ? I don't yourself, in the course nt' next w e e k . Tell T H E CHRIST MAG R A IL ; certain portions of territory distributed nmoiig ‘1 know it," answered ’ / li n quiet ‘Shall I try?’ see him. ( me though, Funny, sh ill you wear that “ I ,ow the Italian Princes, the demise o t' thn Arch­ Or Fanny Montgomery's Low Hooked Drc-e. smile, ‘hut 1 ninkc it a r to do what ‘Xes; but I advise you to inako up your ‘lie I, allowed me to persuade him to re- •■coked dress’* nt the wedding?’ duchess of Parma is at least opportune. 1 do not approve of. n .'d 'iiilse other iiv r.v* Mir.roitn. mind to a mortifying refusal. turn w i h me to Boston, where has a prosper! ‘ Oil. I .izzy l.ylmi't mention that dress: 1 put She had lived to be very nearly the longest peopledo. Miss Brown an you that she ‘ A ell. Harry, will you make me one prom- o f excell. nt praetiee ; and. tis we shall go to- ■ it away the day alter the ball, mid have not tried very hard to pcr*i , 'c o have mine reigning Sovereign in Europe, for nearly .1 •! sinin,'sc, Miss Moiiigoninry, you will ISP.’ If she consents you | morrow ■'airiiingj'he probably has some pre- looked at it since; i will never put it on again, made in the s imu iiiaimc : I i In lieve Miss years have elapsed since she exeiiam ed t.li­ have vou • dress cut to conic off Be shoulders, that he is as false, ns fickle, and light as ’1 pnrntioiis to trtnlte.’ > so long ns I liv e.’ llrowu.y on finally emu 1 , Cd ;, eiir rhetoric the portion of an Arclidtleln-sK her sliaiJ m the shan’t J nil?’ think her, will you accept nt' my proposal of !• arm: tui'lied deadly and with ililli- was only thrown nw ; a And the doctor came to W illow vale ; and throne of the Freneli I '.iw '. In that pci hid This speedi was made by Mis* Drown, the to-day. and return with me to the city to-mor­ culty ]i « vented herself from bursting into ‘Why yes. Miss \\ rr- answered the then lie eanie again, and in a few months -he has done little more than indulge t'.e o - fashionable dress maker of our village, to row I I now clearly sen that the chain which tears. !r. 1 hizelton perceiv ed Iter etnotioii, more lie 1.111111' one day and carried away the dress-maker. 1 l’oti I Vo or,re set about seure passions and narrow 1 'Pngs, which Fanny Montgomery, who with her mother holds yon here is love to that girl. And trust and tor i tie moment fell sonn) compunction nt g e m o f our village, to light up his own fire­ having your own ■ :y th 1 should have formed a singular contrast t > tie glam of triu - was |ir,..i lii,“ uve th" ... vk'iig of , elegant me, Hurry, she is not worthy of it. \ in ‘ having ' ■ nptly h.formed her of the eon- iudgc'l from y oil 'h side : mid years alicrward. Fanny Montenm- aitory splendor thrown over iicr murriae ■ unit , .................. • 1 , V re • t , 1 ■' X t" i ..I ly :.. honor ■' id i :-l ..... ► • > f . , , . ■ o i - i.;(| ‘ Vi lien I know h'li wa is the right one, J ; 'r. ■ .ti, u.-i s to tell, -a**- I............ r • .i .e j. 'f 'S T "Tl.i Y r i| , n .;l.li. i;l th ; at u ori’-totas bail nt who a she partietiltirly in th .‘pi ping ot Mich a butterfly ns th a t.— eu .'mt / ......lea to himself, It is only 1 am generally pre dnti oined upon it.— a warning to her own1 prettypre'ty dungdaughter, the li: '- life or chni’a. ter o f M ar; . I.o u ito detain wishr I to appear well. The dress win now id.c me this promise my dear cousin; think J the tear e 'loosing one admiri r . she will soon 'But really, 1 ’nutty, i think that dress tore 111' her Lon-sia ar.n nnr.ss. : for an instant the curiosity or sy. jJithy tl bcitt1' ‘fitt d,’ and ..-s Frown stood, shears ol the brillinnt prospects tiiat the city open: ; forget IF’ in riiother.’ a little too low?’ ; posterity. But the most vv orlhl ,,!•■ ets may in hand, re lily to cut '.he already low neck to to'm i; and why should you sacrifice them! I lu'/eh' a was no doubt harsh in his estima­ ‘.Vot a hit,’ nn- .v ■ d I- tuny rather warm­ I sometimes la; displayed in sii'li ' vid rad the prescrihed dimensions. tor a string ol ailniirers, and who. when your | lion of I'nnny’s eha meter : but he had so JUNDOM I’tEAMNGS. I changing lights thnt the ac ly, f : l.e w a - d .c 1 ;o defend her dress ‘Oh no, Fiiiniv !' interposed Mrs. V, niitgmn- are away, no doubt gives to any other man the | irront a r* vori nee t'or the delicaev and moifes- to the death, as tie ■ iyi, is. I.izzy said no “ --------lovely and gossip, stances about them dwell upon the ■ ye, and -rv. pray don’t haw it any lower than it now 811111!' glances the sauie inflection ol voice j tv whir1 t ‘ sudi a charm arouinl a wo- Stored with the joys ol ihc tattling world. more, mid I 'alltiy . .ao tlifc dies., almost interest the mind by the splendor ot a wliieh 1 suppose have turned your head? 1 man, that 1 vii.g I'nnny to lie n stranger to Am! willi a spire of 111111I1. loo." !’ ( iiri-'mcs n';. ' : C 1 I'filii’, and we were all delusion or the variety of a contra l ‘.Mercy on me, inn’an tl’ hastily answered I he young doctor east down'liis eyes, mid ihcir ha >v .ntiuetice, lie nt ...........(included assembled ill tl." 1 I in which our lilliage A MITE FOR THE POOS. fit’ all such dreams of Inimau crcatncs?. Miss Brown that don't le yin to be low enough. tor a lew moments thought deeply . \ \ Ill'll | there c. o l , nothing estimable about her— halls were lisu lehraleil. Dr. Heath Think of the wretched room, suddenly thrust by the caprice of fortune upon tVliy, tlto fashion plates that 1 lttivo jtmt re­ he spoke. Ins voicn aasunied a more earnest ' 11 ad'b '■ : dressed to suit him, and hail she and his friend l;u. b m i hail not y.-t made i ll' the embers burning low— a youthful Princess, none certainly w as more ceived from teuton, art; ns much ns two in­ and deeper lone than before.’ Cohsin Frank ; refused m valtz with him. he would, no their iippcnt'iiii '•■. and many bright glances T h in k o f the scanty garl), gorgeous or surprising than tiiat which made ches lower than'that; and Miss. Mason and —said In . 1 know you seek to do me good.! doubt, ■ appreciated her extraordinary were directed inuatienllv towards tlm door. , , , . , . Of the child of want and wo, Maria Louisa, then in her l'. th year, the bride "ii»; N-oll and Miss Robertson all hare had .. .............. , . an.' I thank you lor it! and you know 1 hnv< beauty , o of Body and intellect. As it \ e whose bright cup of life Hcei ledlt'thetw o pri ttiost gil'ls in l|l’’ room .
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