The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-02

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'-bu, think there 10 0 great deal of sdB.
eslion thai 10 DOT found in books- The
fresh Dir will make Peggy sros slVaI snd
active prOphssy ihai she vii DO RresI
eIsda % your bringing Ip." The sugar
ed words. End The rsmembfsnee Of the
sugsrsd PIE. pnehsd the sofi place in Miss
i 'furnpehny's heart and sLs lold lhs a.
sonishsd Peggy thsi she might 80 and put
IN hss best gown aud banasl. The poor
child bsg@n 10 lhInk thai ihIs new
ReighboI ~ss ssnsinly ere Ct me good
isnes she read about IN he pie'u'e books,
'Shs excursion ~as e. joysd as only e.
/ ~ child can enjoy lLseoUnsry. 'Phs void
seems sueh . plsassaE pfsre. when the
fsners are eft and SaluTs fukh Inc ;, Dung
heart hvinRly On her bosom A Cock ef
real birds and 100 lsSiag bUtle' fllss pUt1
j orphan in o perIsrI ssslsey. She ran and
skipped. One could see that che might
he graetssl Il che we're only ffse.- Size
pointed 10 the 6tld. covered wah dshds-
lions, and said. See. how premy Il
looks - II the stds had come down TO lie
on the gEass." All. our lillls snntsd Peg
gy bis poetry IN her. though AUNT Heny
nsssr found il ou'. Every human soul hes
The grin OF flowers whhin. and they
you'll oFen, il they could only ind sun.
shine and free sir 10 expand in.
! Mrs. Fsirwesihsr MSS = Ptsciirsf phi
fosophsr. in her own small way She
observed thai Mts Turnpenny really
liked . pl-sssni tunes and shsn wins'
came, che aied to persuade her ihs, ,ing.
ing ~solJ be excellent for Psggy's lungs
aud perhaps Keep her fOm going into .
Consumption.
my nephew. lanes FairweaiheE
keeps . singing school" said she; "aud
he says he%iil tsach her gratis. You
> need mol feel undst crest obligation; for
her voice will bad the whole school. and
her esr 10 go sslck, IL Will be no trouble
, al. all to teach her. Perhsp, you ~oSld
60 With ss sometimes. nsigibor Turn
psnnyt Il i.'sry pIsassas 10 hear The
chlEdren's ,oics..'
The eordage Of Aunt He'Iy's mouth
relaxed iatp smile. She scseptsd the
? InvItslion. and wss 90 much plsssed, that
she went every Sunday evening. The
SIMPLE tunes, and The swsei yosRg voi-
Gee. Tell like dew on her dried up heart,
aud greatly aided the genial influence Of
her nelchbor's eysmrle. The sod silently
.. ussppesFeu IRON Ine sanIs. II ktggy wu
disposed 10 be lille, II was only necessary
!. 10 ssy, " When you have flushed yonr
. work. you may GO and ssk whether Mrs.
, F.mwes,hsr wants sny ersnds dOae."
| Bliss me. how the fingers aswl Aunt
, Hsuy had learned to use iurnIps instead
OF The eudgel.
When Spring came, Mrs. Fairwss,her
busIed herself with planting roses and
vines. Mss TurnpenBy readily con
senied ths, Peggy should help her, aad
. even refused 10 take any pay lrom such
q good neighbour But shs nsmIsined
her own OF inion that il was mere w.sse
Of nne 10 cultivate Go~er.. The cheerful
ph,losophsf never di.pSted The point; bu,
she uoUh Sometimes cay, ~ have no
ruom W plant this rose bash. Neighhor
. Tmnpenay. would you be willing 10 Leu
, me ,es ~ on yOsr side Of the ysrdf II will
lake very kItle room. and need no csre."
= Al another time. abe would say, We'll
: really nv ground is too TON. neIe is a
roo, Of Lady's delight. How bright and
PERI II looks. Il SCENE pity ~ throw
: hsw.y. n you are Wiling, ! viii BET
: Peggy plant II in wha, she calls her gar.
! den. Il will grow of itself. without any
{ care, and scatter seeds, that will come S2
and blossom in all The chmks Of The bricks.
love II. It's such briRh: good naiut-
r ed huhs ,h,ng." ThUs by degrees the
grabbed maiden tound herself surrounded
$ bv fower.; and she even declared, Of her
own accord, TIA, they did look pretty.
1 One day, when Mrs. Lane called upon
!, Ms. Fairses,her. che found the old weed
B. grown yard bright and blooming. Tab
e quite fat and sleek, was ssleep 10 the
+, sunshine, with her paw on Pink's neck.
e and ntle Peggy was singing st her work
i bllthe as bud.
J. "How cheerful yoa look here" said
Mrs. Lane. "And 40 you hive really
e taken The house for another year. Play,
e how do you manage 10 &c. on with The
d neighbor,in-law'"
Y ~ find her a very kind, oblging neigh.
j. bor," replied Mrs. Fairwea'hen
n "Well, this Is a miracle ~ exclaimsd
e Mrs. Lane. Nobody bu,yo would have
Is undertaken to .haw out Aunt He.ly''
= heart"
"That is probably The reason why il
e sas never thswed," rejoined her friend
" II always told you that not having enough
d Of sunshine was what siled the world
Make people happy, and there will no, b.
q half the qusrrelins. ora tenth part OF TIL
+. wickedness there is."
l.. From shis gospel Of joy prssched an,
;. prsc,isej. nobody derived so much bsns6
D, ss li,,ls Peggy. Her insure. which "a
Or las, crossing crooked and kno'ty. unde
=. The ,uul,un iofusncs nf constYaipt AMI