Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-01-09
No. mAn Of hlm lh,t.ail.-

- = co. tH'NH'N 'H '1N I'f u '
im.utc never ASKED hun. The thn.
Il. COLLECTED 'pr n poor scholar Is lmlr
cpouch to give han bt TO eat, without
owing my thing 10 n rich man like yerseU,
Jamc, O'I.-,r.y only just the ase aud COZ
tcntmentto bring TO -'ssleepb b. night, and
the ones work hy day to he ufIcr doing
ind turn to a FLOW Christian
Mary replied the schoolmaner, in n
slow AMI decided tone, Mats all bo!itra'
ton
Nary gave n s,II;-.he could hardly be
licve sh" heard correctly bat there sn'
jams O'L"arcy look ng rs hard rs il he
had been turned from man Of flesh to II
man o. stone Under the the impression
hal he had been bowrchcJ, Mary croSsCd
herself bot sill he sat there looking, as
shc afterwards declared, like nothing
FEATHER Of Mercy + she exclaimed spoke
again, man alive aud tell US, IS 1t yourself
ihni'sinu.'
James laughed No, jovou,Iy or hnmor.
ously, but lnilc, dtv, half starved laugh
lean AMI hnngrv--a nlxrdlv D,0gh hnt
before hal tlmc he TO rrvlvtht door opened
slowly and imdlv. md n shock Of rusty
red hair surmountcd pale acute flce, IN.
tered considerably IN advance OF the bod y
10 which it belonged
That's the hoy told Won Of .1ii Mary
Come in. ma boucha'; the master him.
I self, in it now aud will talk to Won, dear
The boy advanced his slight. drlic ate
form, bowed both BY study rrvailon and
his keen pon-trnt'ng eve looking ont re m
hcn"a,h tho projecting brows which over.
Swallowed them
Mary told him to sci down but he con,
liuued Standing. his finger, ,wltchinc con
vul'lvclv amid the leaves Of latin book, in
which he h"pcd to he examined
whats your name and stand up !
said the master prufiy
The boS toll! him his name was Edward
Moore
What do you know He said 'hc
know Klai.h aud Vo.tcr--a ,rife Of Al
zebra and L,iIn--and the Greek letters
hc t.p"i 20 w. r-ics' ~ tune and s oulI
be- he add, d contIculy lf his honor
NouIl give him the run Of the school. ar
old sson now Nni no'n.-..rni l, him pirI,
up rs mnrh as he could And what, in
=. Qnlrcd o Lcarey 'uIlI you give me in re
turn7'
4 have but lirIc, sir, replied the boy
for my mother has SIX OF us, paying to one
whose face we never see heavy helv,
rent for III shed we strive under Ms
fNhcl's in hc,vcn my clles, siscr, n Grip
nir--unl tu for the kindness of he neigh
bofs. and thc goodness of one or two fam
-. u, n
love all, the blessing Of God--which nrvc
lravos us--wc might lurn Out upon III
oal--nnl beg
But all lhlsie nothing to me- srid o
Lcarey, very c6ldiy.
Il know that, SIR, answered the boy 70
he looked MS if he did nat know i, rhoug
you, names up IN the country for klndncs'
MS we'll as learning but WAS coming tC
! tt have trhe of about ei.ht shllIrngs.-
besides f We which tho pri,st warned IN
to keep, when went for his blessing, rs h
T sad might want IN case Of sickness III
was thinking If yer honor woule take tc
| on, of the eighteen, for quurter or So
! know can't pay yer honor as ough
only Just for the love Of God and If We
|. please examine me in the L1,ln, his reyeI
t. ,ncr said Id be- no disgrace 10 you.
4 Just let me see what we've got said III
schoolmas,cr The boy drew from iusid
- his waislcos, the remnnn, Of n cotton nigh
cap. and held II towards the schoolmas,cf
', extended hnnd bu, Mary stood between he
u husband aud his temptation.
; 'Put it up child sho SAIL The mnsth'
T doesn't wan, II, he only had mind TO Sc
: # it was are.'-,hsn aside to her hnshay
Let fall yer hand, James its III" dc'
y that's uulcr y,'r elbow keeping i, on
e nltLling q. the f.h,. do N the hook
u is II the thin shIiincs Of a widows 50
you'd be ahhcr ,ah,ng2 It's not yersc
thnl's in itnt al! then to the boy
is Put i 'up, dear md com" in the mo
70 urrc7 But the SILVER had shown IN u
II masters ewes through the Worn-oLt In
n. ting. the .ih,n. shilling us Mary call,
,r them, IND their ehiA, aroused his avarn,
in the more. So, stanlng up, he pr, ASH
rr his wife, as men often do 60 d counsel. wi
strong arm, and drclard that he Won
= have all. or none AMI that without pay
." would rrc' I've no pupil Tine boy Ihlrstir
&C for learning, almost without he's tAilon,
greed 10 give Finn all he possessed, on
a. SAVING iha, the Lord above would raj
IS hun up some friend who would give him
r r, 70 .'o. nuI lock 81 S'llv 10 sleep ou.'
D thus the Olr.nn WAS struck, tho prLuy !,
ll child turned fro,n lhr door knowing III
"a, ut least, for that nigh, he would crl
,e. sh,hcr from one kni hraicd cot,rr, n
perhaps give in exchange tuition to tho
y, who conld not aGl'd 10 60 TO the gre
master while the dispenser Of knowlrd!
g., chlnLins the thin shjllings strobe
wards, well hcnpcd hoard to add The"
nv the puc ola fatherIo,, 10y, Mary cron'