The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-11-04

head, and hear her xuirs spr1AahS roulr
words nl eomi0n. Boz. in her sunny days
lie lad lurnsd enldly lrom thai sister, and
she could not % - her now. But Agnes.
% .non . shs Lesrd 81 her pnae dealh.
lh.s.ened 10 visit Edith. She found her
mind IL sad stale of depression. The
ldrleclion of her loser had almost broken
her heart, and rendered har desperate and
limpious ID her affections.
4 /. Have faith in lime. dear sister she
said, !. soon - she could bsRin 70 assume
lie Office IL comlmser. "TIme - The
iprea, res.orrr--lhe healer ol wounds
The dryer Of Tears. II IL never loo late y
be happy, Edish." - m~m.
The answer Of The poor sufferer % lhis
has already been given. Edith could MT
.ennf.le In lie fulure-she could not be-
. lIieye that - n il never Ion lase." Bui, Al
| each interview. Agnes steadily sought 70
, inspire her with confidence IN the future
Our Ile." size would sometimes say.
:. il not made NJ Of disjoin.ed. unharmo'
, minus portians. An affection - mol
, thing isolated IS IL were from every hing
! else. and having no bearing upon The
, Whole development and perfection Of our
|. characters. Far from il, my SISTER. There
!. 10 M circumstance nf our lives ulai Y mol
!. one in q chain of circumstances al look.
/, ing 10 our puri6ca.ion and consequent
!. hsppiness. We must wal, patiently. tab
! ing care 10 do our duty in tile present, ior
: The finaI result. Believe me, sister, thas
a This il true, aud take hope. l have prov
\ ed liza. il IL SO. | have passed ihtoash
j deep waters. - deep. perhaps, as nose
i ihrough which you are Sow passing; but
i, they did not overwhelm my tanning. COW
IN ard spi,is."
II The circumstances in which the death
il OF Mr.. Gseenlesfleli his widow and niece,
/, were most trying. Already had they been
i reduced 10 extremity, and only subsisled
r. upon light salary which, he was able 10
=. o.. rs clerk. His death cut OH all M
come. Added 10 affection, cane. there
n fore. the appalling sense If restitution.
= What are we To dni How are we
!. 10 live I" were the ever recurring ques'
=. tons. YAK 49, -" . :,
- "You have health anal ability, Edith,
- said Agnes TO her one day. "fhe ons
1. will enable you III exercise the osher.--
- For YOU To sill idle. now, is wrong, AM
only increases your unhappIness. fo'
"A lore your aunt. 10 whom you are isdeose'
i. for an lie affection and care ol moslier
i Dues no, this love prompt you 10 do some
%, hing IN t &, ur an al i h aisSssis iainis
nj you The means ofsuppIying all your wants
!. II DOES, Edith" a=sz -
II. These words of her sister caused III
en- unhappy girl 10 burs. into tears. The
=. gave her 10 see clearly her duty, Will
Inc she Eel, most bitter reluctance 10 enis
ye upon tina, duty. The bare though. OF
,ch caused a cold SILVER to pass through hs
ar frame. ~F@
T. "ha' Cd" w ~" - :. :
ur. TO ask. 80, w.,
on, am now doing! So -
H. s Edi.h's only reply was another gush
~. tears. 10 expose herselfin families " he
III she had once been on terms OF eqnai''
80 and intimacy as music teacher n.
,"s' No, She could not endure The thug
e. for moment Agnes saw what was
.,a her mind, and asked
for lis there anything wrong in IearnI'
med music, drawing, or the languages -
. nr "Ccr,ainly not" replied Edith, IN
era. tone expressive Of surprise al the qaest'o
was "lf none in learning, what snakes 7
So. wrong in teaching them, sister r. +.
puv 81 did not say there was anythi
|, he wrong in teaching them"
yer. "Why, then, should you feel so q
,ressed a, the though, oibecom'ng 'es'
nm err, when. thereby, you may have
r. means Of supporting y"ur aunt aud yo
,ha, self comlorlablyl Should not The b
Il his suggestion Of the thing fill you rather W
. no, JOY than grief.
.n,h Edith laid her head down upon
,s, breas, or her sister and abandoned hers
CO. 10 fresh burs, of feeling. After this
i 10 subsided, she lifted herself up, and look
earnestly into the face Of Agnes, SAID
| The IL cannot do IL! Indeed cannot
a. ar ..Do no, say that, Edi,h," returned
,e,,,. mes, i'm cheerful voice, smiling as
ma. smoke. DO not say that yon canno
er to wha, your own heart tells you 10 Figh
sb;nv Edith remained silent. 49, @@@
"Thsre is only one wsy 10 be ha
in this HE, sis,er." said Agnes. "o
v, and one way 10 rise ABOVE ms '. n
after. power oil ehei-snu "s'
- something. The old monk Who
!, Mr.. I. Work 10 Worship" might also
,,rous said. work is happiness --ior u 10
g,ea, tain ,h., without some kind oil u
e. and either Of ,ha body or mind. resulnn
benz &, 10 Others, no one can 90 %
deem Thus i. a truth that every one re-
down. with reluctance, and yet j. IN Of ch
4 meet nearly oil have 70 ptaetasSJsnsstion Of
IN she or necessity. ny asso has been 20
Now violence your !. saiEh,r Thrown upon s.s' h
from a as mothss "A G.r support. Ian