Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-22
Misc ell an v d.
Fon N, Rehg.oa5S urea,S.
THE RESCUE.

INT NE~Il 4.
|, was one Of the btigh,es, mornings in June
wen ,pyself md a company of fellow travellers
were seated upon The su,all deck of Que If the
boats which continually plying back and forth
UPON The Ere Can The air was suii end fra
grant The forests vocal with he cong Of early birds
and the earth was arrayed ma vcsiure Of such
cheerfulncFs aud beauty, that bat for the dark and
saddencd vsages Of some around us, We might
hsse deem.d size had never allea from her prime.
val Innocence, but was M every respect good
as wen she came from the hands OF her Ct5a-
tor.
Ny eye rested upon one of the groop around
with more than ordinary interest. II was fair
haired bluc-.yef female. apparently about twenty
years OF age. There was an expression OF anXe-
~, and isncie5 almost Of impotence in her looks
as she turned them from nme To TINE, towards ihe
Glow and mono;onoBs course of the boat. and the
IIs,less indifference uf the whistIng urchin who
wac guiding the foremost horse. Upon her lap sat
an infant. whose spuriye ind happy aspect. was IN
singular contrast 10 her own The fl Of IN
nocence security and easc-uncpnscious of the NOR
tai scene upon which she had 20 lately entered !:
tho other showing that she had come 10 contact
wth the earth, and It had left its blighting inhu.
ence npon early years. a tear might now and
then be detected minglng with her caresses Of the
lovely child. Perhaps It vas an orphan, bu, the
lady wore not the seede uf wldnwhaod Prrhap,
!, Nss the child Of cri'nc ] .hrunk from such
conclusion, for, though pale ami dlspired, the DARK
lines Of sin were not traced upon her young and
teresilng features.
drew near and souch, 10 attract her attention
BY noticing her infant.
THote - no,hiug on earth so susccotihle a. n
mothers iieari. IL you win Your way to j., le, your
he no Uuu
for protection and support.
The ngbl ca I'd touched and it responded
to my efuus. ! spoke Of the w,.e arrangement Of
Providence for The disposition and the care os CHI
dfen; that "a no ~sy can the,. pretcrvaion from,
4 thoussnd accidents be accounted for, bat by The
s1pposion that they under the guardianship 81
sngels, aud were Ne gfed with greater powers OF
vision, We should Or enabled, doubtless, Ia disun.
gnl.h nyHsds ui mlnisicnug spirits. towering .
Touad ihese btt.e beiags, ia pruleci thea iheir
haru.lessness and lnuoo'ncy. Tie emphotc lose
which Jesus manifested Tor them, while IN esrh
Sas adsened lo, and saw that her iscc but.hlcn.
ed, and her eye beamed with confidence sni love
o. she repeated ~ syeA D, The Kingdom 50, lIcat.
co."
] gathered from her caHytFsAi.pn that her hos.
band hsd s"ae 10 pursat 81 a Lou,c. api ny uc
fs'Fer oRe'ur' gCnvG', o. ,olng sB, Or .easlaua
war 'AhH 'h+A presenter ih me cf'M Hrl f"- ruf
Villages cH lhc AAsuilc bsr'er. Ihat whsle prose
cutting his eacutrs De Vas is4ea -Y5.s.lr su.
eespersieN H. H. h-sft s.at. l.t e. litc 10.
slspense and Aax'e', s1i t'.e s.4 a.a,e4 tae i..e
liness aud danger o. he IulHsr 5gaaael a.th
helpless infsn'. thu, .br nnga' t., ne o4s,. an
be 20 seasoo 60 receive the oslUs tie.sins # 90,
hosssnd 81 her youth or. .spiy adu.,t.'cr 90 l.,
wants and ibe trembling i.ys ( roatllessear,.
Bat, slhoosh sd. she sss mo- ,o despair. ttholy,
soiiisfy, she ~ss not flrsst~n Her crts enc,
was "a the pf1'eciiso - h.u vil. caie.h flr tb
s'rssser' sbs lei'as, u. Nstr.ea over her Ai1ueA
~, though invisible.
4 nsa 81 venerable ssps-t approached - 81
talts3; sad having iaf-e bef hale zoe from be
eWtrsee Nss naw smf.lug hin by Walking ha,,
and ts'th Bpsh ihe uppsf de-4 sns ea9ea,,.r1,, .,
ei'sy' has siieulioh la she isl.1g ester a. d aen
Poanng iafoogh ,aek .iTs. ~ ip a'tu,l lis prop
sf 1sre!. The bat ga -usny sunk snj fhe h,gi
f'eos vale q ~ locs fpse asisiy sbase ~. a
haas nosse'' "a esseradlgs the s,sis. from ire up