New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-17

oueh to ingle with their conversation and waited Tor MS
time TO speak. His face turned toward the brightness
too the sht that lei! upon II showed h ne WAS o'"'
and saw /; not
4 blessing on those voices. said the wayfar
feel beauty OF the night keeny when hear them
They ike eye, VIII they speak again, and cheer
the heat Of poor traveller ,
Have you guide asked the widow, after moment
pause
ne bu, that he answered. pointing with his staff to-
ward the and sometimes mlder one at nislt ou'
lie i idle now.
Hay, you travelled far"
4 weary way and long, rejoned the traveller as ne
shook biz head - weary, weary way struck my SICK
ust upon the bucket Of your webe pleased to let me
nav : draugh OF water, lady.
WIS do you call me lady ~ she returned " am as
poor you
oar speech and gentle, and judge by that re-
lie the man. he siuf and finest silks, are
apart from of toucn-aike cannot Judge
Come round thi. way" said Barnaby who had passed
out al the garden-gac and stood close beside nm
Pgt Your hand in mine GU re blind and always IN the
dark Ell Are YOU frightened in the dark Do you see
GREAT crowds Of face. Do they grin and chatter
Ala - returned the other, ." / nothing. Waking
sleeping nothing.
Ba1aby looked curou,y his eyes and touching them
w h, fingers inquve child might do, led MIN to-
ward the house.
.Yoq have come a long distance, said he widow meet
ing him at the door. How have YOU found your way so
far
Cse and necessity good teachers. have heard
the any, said the blind man. sitting down upon the
-; o., III 'p, ;1 II b;,- and murine his hat and
,ticE upon the cdted floor. May neker you nor your
s,neyer learn under them. They rough masters
You have wandered from the road, too SAID the widow,
q 81 pity.
MI, h ma. I = ,,.d tho blind roaD with = sigh
and Vet with something Of a smile upon his face that
ik-y Hand costs and mletoses dumb indeed, TO
I5,t.
A. l ,ol Ie ,a.d the rnur of water To hi. mouth 1t
was cco and cold and sparkling but not to his taste ne
yorb. mr. III. ,j,r, as moi yer, rrst for he only watled
liz; L.. anil ,, j. lo., o,oin
Ha ."rc baoeor ,h Ioog sr,p r,nnd hi. neck.
Kind IF .i, ,r vnI i; ,,bc, 70 CARR food The widow
-, -. ~ l .t.o.,. l.c,r. h;,, b, hs ,ha.keI her
and said % ,bronn ,b kindness Of The charitable he had
rskc his fast once since morning and wa. not hungry
W., l Id ,oJ h -. I.. L ,,rarad hi. all.f and
o 49,, @ s; Lin".n-J ro contain
a. NJ, ~ Lld 80 AL, " h. sad ,nr,ao toward
, II. - lie; :. ,I,, ,, Who b, m. y;t,
4. i.t, III l ,. c 49,, IN ,re,l -, keen M. on
II, Wv, m 49,, ,,,, feo, bo, vii; b
-; .l r =; "a - , 40 hl,lo!.. ,s . ch,.. man y,
Boroa ioo<cd =, his notber y,o nodded assent in an
,Ir ,ooon, m ,,o. zone anon his charitable GRAND The
Mind man ;,coing v;,b an attentive face until .ns ncr
he sound Of his rfrcpin. footsteps was nandte to the
widow and then said sud env and in very altered
There are vsrios DEGREES and kinds of blindness. wild
T, aI;ai hI;nioss which ner
t- -. -. L. l.o,J - ~ ,,,,,. ,c rour own ey-
'i - ~ 1T 80. - = III AL ar bo,d. oiro
b,l, To,. = b, Llidess or av ro,a,n and 1rb
:; H., lI,,,' sc ,nal iI j.; ,h ;s, If
~ M . W 'hI =, ~ 'rt !; ,h MI
r's',e' ~ .1''el' G'otir' ~ 'e" hs
'' " S' ~ - % ~ ~ us , t, :; ,I,
eyes nave no' yet oe'd ." e e1p ,.'u u'''e - ',1,'
''9S'1'i o'"' ''''S i ''' n' " ~ ' LII -! :. '
ow9 de>fr most INDUSTRIOUS eNa'fe ~ ~ La
ma am Is 'a' pfa'c'' u i' N''eI'' ~ %''o" we
aspecmea Ii your interesting son. 'ip W;',I 's,ms
times s'pmerinsS ana 'a"ninsS % INC is', ~ -
ae trusted as Total dar-ne''' ihere'ore ma ato "t
aiken ne merry I" se' mn ppl u luz way .' S,a 49,
you M Conner '' 'arj ~o'r.f yo
,Gr ~ ,',so ,,a 49,, to,
H. al.o., b;r,solf of hi. sn.scb with ,nopv four
ho ", fam t,oneob Liz con-, a., stone
,,I. .nJ hnlmr be oo, beecn his teeth ouai6ed his
- 81 ,.',or ,;h rion;f1I ;nfs;on of ,h rnuor il con-
;and H.. no, J,;ned ho h,n,,,er 70 nor he,lb and
49,, ld; AND ,,;ne !; dor EMMY !rnncl;cJ b lips with
,n64il. r..h
am a ciizen oflhe world ma am" said the blind man.
corIing his boIle "and if seem 10 conduct myself with
eedon Is The way Of the world You wonder who am,
nn; what has brought me here Such experience of
human nature as have le9d me TO that conclusion without