The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18

reached; and no sooner wss her plan
maisrsd. lhsa abe hsslehsd 10 put Il in
execution.
On The 81 Of June. The biylh-dsy ofIhe
tuins. they hid. from childhood, never
missed msking together pious pilgrim
age 10 . li,lls chapel dediesied 10 81. Ge-
nsEiete. league from where they lived,
onihe fnsd 10 Tour; shirh. lined on each
side with trees. rssenbIed al this early
suDmer season. he shady alters Of :
park. Il required al the poor girls per-
snasion IN induce. over nighl. her bFoth-
e. 20 fulfil their neser-bsfore 0miIIed vow.
The idea ol allowing her 20 drag him
iAree long miles In ssllSy westher. Was
one which be could mol for long time
Be brought 20 entertain; bot The ming
led voice Of pieiy and sistelIg sfTtelion al
length prevailed. and The sight Of The pa
rsPhtrnalis destined 10 Mitigate the Ca
,ieues ola far langsr pilgrimage, tended 10
reconcile Maurice 10 the brief one " hieh
ne bad alone in contemplation.
IL was mol without such precautions o.
her staple wisdom coull suggest, that tie
most rational Of hsroines embarked on
the widest Of expeditions. A well stuff
fed lealhern strap. from the village sad
dier. was provided, 10 obsiate The effect.
Of continued friction on the bur hall inur-
ed frame Of 50 novel draughi animal.
A. change Of ligh, easy shoes replaced
the clumsy sab0f Of The couniry--a
cleaners ample STRAW hat served 20
ward of The searching rays Of The sun
and furnished with these. The pioUs pill
grim. al the FIRST peep ofdawn. awoke her
still sleeping brother. who, on observing
that, although alfred in his own Sunday
suit his sister was sill 10 her ordinary sp.
parel.. was assured, that bundle, the APP
pearance Of which nigh, have otherwise
told tales. containing her holiday al
tire, 10 he assumed on arriving at their
destination. The excited feelings with
which, after bending The knee, in lervenl
prayers to heaven, Genesiere harnessed
herself on The present occasion, found
vent IN the speed with which she crossed
the fields leading lo.she public road; and
when Maurice exclaimed, q Moi so fss,i
not so FAST |! You'll be on, oibres,h ere our
journey is half overt" there was more
than me, the ear in the light heated. an
swer: /" True, brother desri.I was for
getting thar We base some way to CO."
Suiting her pace to the words, and
looking everronnd. to inquire il her broth
er felt the least Inconvenience. tie twins
srsised about seven o'clock stithe chapel,
Maurice nowise fatigued, and Tired as she
was, but TOO happy to find herself thus
far on her road. Having drawn her broth-
er's vehicle under The porch OF the little
rustic shrine, and listened devou,ly 10
the malin service performed by grey
headed chaplain, Maurice observed his
sister 10 remain PROSTATE, engaged in
PRAYING with extraordinary fervor. while
big tears coursed each other down, her
cheeks.
"How strangely moved you sre,. sis
ter" said he anxiously;: /" surely you,
have something more than usual on your
mind 2" why should l conceal il
longer from you. brothsr!" was the an
swer. "Lhave. l. Think. discovered the
means for your cu,e." "And how d.
you intend To effect this desirable object"
" BY sea bathing; and | shall draw you
myself to the sea baths. TWO hundred and
fifty miles OFF, You never can have
strength TO do it," "And why not! what
10 there one cannot do. for ones own twin
bIothet!" T" But ahere is the money to
come from for such journey!' "0h.
I've got in an old glove round my neck
five gold pieces saved out of my wages.
more than enough to carry Ne TO our jour.
ney's end" "Ay, bu. then the getting
back again!" /" BY tina, time, please God.
you'll be walking by my side, and that will
shorten the way, aud he will provide for
Us. Don. you remember The words He
put in,n the good cures mouth. BE Of
good cheer. God approves and protects
your" We'll, sister. commit myself
10 his hands and yours. Fulfil his con-
for such il surely is. .iace yoa.
sre 90. daun,edby the length Of The way"
:. Not in the least" "Or the dreadful
fatigue. perhaps beyond your strength"
Have mol done league in less, Than two
henrs, and am quite fresh to begin sgain!'
- All! when vou come to have TO climb
hills!" We'll, It's. only taking longer
time" "They will keep Us back So;
perhaps whole month On the road"
" Yes. at The very least; so Ills time we
were off," "And you. really wish ill.,
d" Do not?" Both hearts were FULL. and a
long embrace gave ven. to feelings unut>
terab,e in words. f:.
Fsin would we follow in all ito inte-
resting details The itinersry (onexampled
perhaps in the worli's history OF the
twin travellers. from the very centre OF
France to one Of lis fsrthest extremlties:
but few only Of its leading incieen's
must suffice 10 give an idea Of the " hole.
Along The planted sides Of the great
L.. n ~ Il Ii. has