The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-04-13

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Des'' W pursue course OF conduct MS strange as 1t
"p nI nIs'' ta,
| - 49, r oee" o'o"sn' I" '"is esta"ns"men'
go o's'. " on years OF age py her Pafehts pom
Win ~ me same cifne J'i"ed the iahiiY, turn
Ivy nv '.,o common Juno inc wno'' OF the iue
p,iIp;e,y .nsy Psssesseu. an me acknowledged
e,a.''ns uetwee" Parent ano chi'o rom tnat mo
T., Soy oeaS'"S the ift'c gif' was .e,' Whoi
10 s'e guidance and instruction OF me elders and
10 whom the care OF the youth Is intrust
Gu, anu through ner uoctity ana her meek and
cunning uIsPos'uon, she nan reaohy imoioed Inc
anu, LOT tne greater part OF ner girho"d,
| 'pll.'ty "rs Ie III ,he cfeea mat vas
"usnt "eI, eHn'oi''ng III her exemplary conduct
''S". Pal'c'" " an th"t was esteeneu sood and
'oNe'y a"ons me laihiiy. Dht as sne VeIged upon
woWhnho"a ana oesan 70 give herseIf To reflection,
nsr hhtnrai'y clear ana discriminating mind, NOV
co. perhaps, by inc associations OF her childhood
that sun hung about her, or the observations she
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forced upon her questions and doubts which per-
picked her to answer or solve. These, II is true,
at first thought, the pIous impulses OF her truly de-
votonal heart, were often rejected as the temptas
tons Of Satan; but they as oen returned to disturb
the quiet of her pure and gentle bosom. and al
length, in spite of her strivings Ia the contrary she
also became, though less decidedy than the youth
we have described, dsbeever, at least in many |
dogmas of that creed which she had been taught to
Such Martha Hilson; and 1t was nothing
strange that such young persons OF the differ.
ent sexes as she and Seth, in the daily habit OF
ing ench other and possessing characters as congo.
NAL As they were in many respects distinguished |
from those around them, should attract eac others
particular notice. Nor is it much less to be won |
dered at, perhaps, that such notice shonld be fol.
lowed by the springing up of mutual sympahes in |
the r bosons: though that these synpathies should
be defined and acknow lodged by the true name,
and made known by reciprocal avowaIs was, in
deed at such place, rare occurrence. But Love
- cunning deviser of nccasions and, difficult |
rs it might be in this case, he length found
way by which the young couple in question even
tually discovered the nature OF those feelings That
were silently drawing their hearts towards each
other. For long time, however, no word ofcom
munica,on ever passed between them, save that
which was conveyed in the language of the eyes
But after while was broken, as they casually met
in the ward, by a simple inquiry by some third per.
son, and MS brief an answer This was followed,
after another in;erval of perhaps month, when
they again accidentally met, ny the interchange OF
a few words on some common topic; and at length
on a similar chance occasion, succeeded proposal
20 ms Par' 10 loan her oonh, when, aiter some
,es'at'on she accepted, win promise 10 peruse
mo return II AZ 'lme ana place whch ne PrnPos-
70 10, me purpose. IN excuse Ios mee"ns ooihS
nus oune ma occasions, mserI,em, oIwea' .nongh
u none "I theh was wore nreat"ea oy e',ner, ex.
'ressve OF those feelings OF 'hose feelings o. which
'ach ,s.L !Te'nohng cohscioushess as ne ''ne Sc
ret Oh lher pe'ng mus prougm lose.her. lhese
n'etv'ews' moreover were oil inc preiesl kinu, "
nduieed IN our rarely; ioreware lna' was one OF
articles OF ther Greco mat. cor
upton ~ man rs me att"chHeHt q nte SEXES, ana
consequently mat al lhasfsse wnch 'n'gnt ieaa
o such attachment should 90 surety iornldden;
hey knew how closely tney We're watched, ana ana
now surely penance OF some KIND or other would a
oiiow detection OF their meetings, however IN