Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-21

81 h's hands To his forehead and ,s,J % upon tic
earth When he raised b.. head. saw that be-.
eye fearless.
"'Nrccpcst thou my adoption he ,skod.--
. VIII thou bow ihysrif for time in ta called the
daughter II old Afrrhauct haze tnia that 4 need
lee bot turu tine Mt houe " ro1r the shore 90
: 'hc great waters. They ,hall bear iheo to IT,,
people, when Thy heart s'okeueJ at the rude WAYS
OF the cons of,he iorssi
- assured A,m Of my acceptance, IN sach icrms
a. an ouicas, might be sug,rscl 10 address to his
sole earthly bcneactor. Apparently graufed. he
raised his lony form erect aud stretching L,s right
hand toward h"a,eu. tutifcj with great solemuily
the covenant ct adoption.
Thou whose Way l. Upon The Winds through
the dccp Watcis,-Withu the dark CLOUD Spirit
OF ttuth before whom tic shades Of our father.
walk ~ fields Of everlasting light, hear. co H.
ian. 49, ticss.
DE added few words in lis native language
with the deep reverence of pOycr.and then stretch
'ns himself on the ground, N the attitude of Ic.
pose, ead, -
at is cnoogh--Go 10 'hy rest, poor, tender
and broken ilower Viii pray Thy God to pro.
toct thee Thy God is my God. Warriors coll
~" Auowbamel bu, ia nay hjme &C pcaccmy name
. II Zachary. II was given /, the when | bowed to
The baptism o. chrIsllars. Thou vtli ~ longer
2 N'''
same
Lost in wondering gratitude, | made nv orson
with many tears, and sunk into more refreshing
sl0mber than hnt visited me since my cup,I,jiv.
! awoke not, t the sun, Ike gojo Of gold was
Furnishing the crowns of the kings Of the forest
during the remainder Of our journey, nothing
worthy of narration occurred. The supernatural
strength that had sustained me, gr,dusy vanished
and was borne many days in III er on the shout
dcrs oil the natives. Soon the Dctwares separated
tom the Mobegans, 10 retutn to thcir oyyu terri
tory. In passing through populous town, sold
valuable watch and necklace tue gifts Of nav
saln,ed husband, in the early aud ooudess DAYS of
our love. Their avas like the cruise of oil Of her
whom the prophet saved. have not yet failed They
will probably suffice Tor my inermert
My reception from good Martha WAS most
soothing 10 my lone heart. From that p,onien, to
this, her maternal kindness has never slumbered.
with that tender care dear to the wounded sol
ilary spirit, she has promoted my comfort aud mt.
gated the pans of nv disease
'At my FIRST admission to this humble abode. |
cherished III" hope Of returning to England But
to what should have returned Only to the
graves Of my pa ents. With The dsconsoate aud
elegant Logan, might say,--'There runs not n
drop Of my brood 10 the veins of any living c-ca-
ture. Who is here to mourn for Orana NOD
one. Throughout the whole range of my naiiye
country, would there have been a cottage to afford
me shelter, or friends 10 minister TO nc night and
DAY, like these aged beings
"But with whatev,r attractions the land where I
first drew breath, would sometimes CLEAN upon my
exlled eye, all hope oc again behodln. il has been
long eXiInguShed. The disease, To which my ear
ly youth evinced a predispnsItjun, aud which was
probably inherited from both my parents, soon re-
vealed itself. lis progress was gradual, bot con
slanily have been conscious Of ito latent ratsges
My retreat, which to most behoders nirh, have
lned Us undesirable as Obscure, so accorded with
my saodued feelings, that like the disciple upon
The mountain Of mystery, have often exclaimed
Master il is good to be here
"liere, have learned to estimate a race. to
which The world has done immense Injustice. Onoe
| had sllgmniIzed thom as the slaves OF barbariIv
Yet were they appointed to exhibit to my view. in
combination "'lh strong intellect, capabilities Of
invinciblc attachment aud dcaihiess gratitude which
however the civilized world may ecorn in the c1Siu
Of he red man, she does not often find IN the pala-
ces Of kings. Here ! have felt how vain that es-
timarion IN which We hold the shades Of complex
ION md grodaiions of ronk--how less than ao.h-
ing, The unse of wealth. and the pageantrv Of
pomp, ~ hen God iakctb away the soul
The pride, End earthly ilolairy &C nay hear,
have been bdued by affection and affection hay-
lug had her perfect wo.k, has isrnra ed 10 peace
Often, DUNG this process have been reminded Of
that beautiful passage fDumoulin-'Jesus IN go
ing TO jerusalem was wont To go through Bethany,
which signifies. the house ofgrief: so must we es-
pect to pass through lr5uiatton and through
vale of Tears, before ~e can enter upon the pcue Of
the heavenly Jerusalem.
"Sul, quii not TINS existence like The asceitc
for whom il has had 90 charms H. opening vas
gilded with What The world calls happiness anI
lie close with mat lry 20 which sic is .lrSn- .
ger. For your INSTRUCTIONS. 'olr prayers. ry
reverend friend receive iho blessings uf one, - aa .
will heucef1rth have neither name nor memorial
among neu. NoIr last biud "iIce vii be 10 Jas
her wasting form ~befe sainls suinbcr may she
meet YOU a. Thea resurrection 90 hight. Her part
ing rcquos' IS, that ynl Woa.d fcincuter nl.h the
bcne 'olenoe of your yoct.lHa. ihntr "a p we're 90
her, parents without tLe bonds ofaliu'y. philau-
lhrops's without hope o. 5rp.aaso. --und, though
b~anng the hne.wenis II prescribed and Ter,h.
iug race, VII. uus'. be- admitted 10 bright. in-
aIouas,e inheritance"
Harlerd Dec. Ii 1893.