Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-20


z. e iuOTHsR's GkAyE.
followed Into q buryIng ground, IN shS
suburbs Of the city, . small train efpegs
sons, not mare than dOzen, Who had come
70 bury one Of thdir acquaintance, The
clergyman in attendance was lca0iug . lit
lie boy by the hand, who seemed 20 be The
only relative of tho deceased IL the slen-
der group. gathered withtheG, around
the grave, and when the plain coffin was
lowered down, 'hc child hurst forth ,nn-
co cont grief The lille fellow had
no one lek AZ whom he could look for az
fcctiOns q who could address him in tones
Of parental Kindness The last Of his kins-
folk was IL tho grave--and he was alone,
When the clamorOus grief Of the child
had q little subsidized, Tho clergyman address
sed Us with the customary 0xhOrlation to
accept the nnonition, and be prepared;
and turning 10 the child, he adaet1!:S She
j. noe 81 remain in this grSive forever: aS
true as the grass which Is now chilled with
the Frost Of the season, shall spring 90,
green..ess and life IN few monilis. so true.
shall your a,other come up from that grave
20 another life. to d life Of happiness, I
hppe." The attendants shoyelted 10 tket
earth upon the coffin, and some one took
little William, The child, BY the hand, and
Eiea him forth fIom ,he iowly rter.r,ars -
his mother. Ta sala7a'r's1 aE s
Late in the ensuing spring, was in the
fneighborhaod nf the same burying ground.
and seeing tho gate open, walked among
the graves for some time. reading the names
OF the dcad, Ald wondering what strange
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VS. .ai -. v sass. :. .s 49, wuo" Oss,eu
nv 49, $500 80. $500, 1870 sso w"at
"au Dsen uOns - p,uss1xy sIg Isiccsy 81
W ~ uNc..y "y',."'o - ~. oal.nly H.snus'
ny su'p1.se Osnu .nv n'vss 1ss.FaDiea'
u., ~ v":sH'os l"l nosners sepo,cnse
nl'e svn'am was s'uing near we nead 81
sme noW suHNe" gsavs .eoA'ng ,nsensty bp-
Z. some ereen snoo.s wa. had come ior's,
VIII me wa!m'n q spring. irom me SOIL
'"a. e"ysteo n's snosnefls c ''ia
n'lam s.S n ~ {, 10y sPproacn. ana
woo'1 aass sew she place ~ Was long pc
iore could induce him to7sarry and M
aee9 dle NOT WIN ms cohnaences untl
.clo MN was present ,wnen aney 0arled
|s moshers ana nad maFk ~ ' nis soafs ny thS
''me. a5l.r 3aS, stla 81. s5s
neh yop nesrd We s,v minister cay, mat
my mother would come Up ost of this
grave sac hs''e Whs s'a'ls
clo. !.
70 ifne. ~ not 81 asked ne % zone
oi commence 'iI
most htmiy beheye IT, said I.
I Delleve y, sasa we ennG-- O.n ,S
nj tnougbs you knew h--t Know NJ
How do you know i, my dearf
ns munster saids tnas 90 trne' ~ 70
grass would grow Up ana the Sewers
o'oom ~ the spring. 80 irue would my
~ e Tvs; i came aIsw Gays aiserward,
mnu PNHeo noWsf $3.50 cn ne gFsve:-
Lns grass came green 70 th,s bnfying
so.nu l"ng ago mna yascaed every Gay
~ '"c nowsIs: any - gay knsy came mp
'oI--see '" Y" Orcak'ng anIousn w. ground
by ana ~ wapy WI come aga'1. \,
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- u: 49, 49, s ..as & 80 80
su1D.ng wy. .s'.u apu conu1sAss w''s "h's'
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"s =. uMa' yous g'OInsr win .i:s.-
ieS mere, SAG he, wan emPnas's-- SIS.
mere iney placed ner. anq mere ! nase
coms EYER :ss s.nce ,ns "'s' o'aos = 1sss 80
s'T1. '"m ycar 49, Y . .ta@.sa-
'o@.so a as.sn sno ~ su w, INC ~
w, - VIZ cms.u hao uo 4. ous sno nssuss0
~ inc grave s'Ge: 90 consian! mao Deen nis
a.'encsnce. VIVA. .s.s'iO. wa'cn .ssp-
sI-----w ~ mosheI weul'u 'pes,sg E'SpsI
monument tha0 the form OF her only 'sen
USnding teaFuIJ put nOplngS oveF Hes