Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-10-24


that deep, uuswerving love Of li,le Susie
Danscrs Tor this erring brother bu, some
Times, aud many Of Us have reason 10
thank God /; Is so, the ioibles, faults, ay,
even IN slns Of those dear TO us, draw
irom rs double share OF lha, love they
so much need. AND 60 il nas, that this
inoody, way~ari brother seemed to pos
sesS even stfonger, teuderer claim upon
her hear, than the lovous Willie.
George had csdy manifested passion.
ale love for music, and possessed vo,ce
of rare purity and compass. Durins his
visits at Woburne, he besuled many Of
her slow hour. Of suffering with his end.
less song, and took great pleasure in teach.
Ing her 10 accompany him. To the gay
and happy, music is a resource, an scenni-
piIshment, pleasant amu'em, At b1, 70
the poor II is one Of In ggea'rst of g ,d's
Observation-Disclosures Lolhe o. their existence
IN which they can forget for a few brief
hours all The troubles tha, 5,,se: them. A.
least so though; Susie Danve-s. .ud SO
ihoughl,in all proo-ti'ily.'he wh.le. haired,
stooping-shouits.ed old German, sho lived
in a gloomy loskius house on the opposite
eide o! The square. What wss po,erty to
him, when, "a evening Grew on, he cachau-
Ged the lrnplcnculs Of toll for h. beloved
v'"ii ard, seating himself Al he open = N
dow. poured for = lie glorinus strains OF
,he masters Of his naive l.nd
An! the song OF GrPi"us is TO fable, ss
thsi al iran aell kQ-w ,f,r the t.,oe stained
walls Of his dwelling slowly receded, end
the magic toues he'd him senty back on
The track OF his youth until he sei once
more under The vine-covcred tre'ices OF
Aedernach. with the soft eve Of h. Gre,ch
en- looking into his, while her sweet VOICE
blended with ,ha, OF his beloved C--nona
gentle eyes, upon Which me Crarn sod
10 the quiet church yard If t'enkirchen
had pressed for so many years !Ana tha', ,
Ioo, WIS a pleasant thought, AID there We,
wisdom AMI pl'ty in ii. which led the old
man. wher h!. lroop Of il"xeu-h,irrd grand
children gathered about his knres, an
mlng'-d their young voices with his. l..
4 Il
Tor he feh that Ter v"ice, III u.h uudi>liu
euisha bic 20 mortal ears, did moi lail 10 nc
company Them. We hear much abov, eyi
being Contagious !; but We believe good i,
mol the less so-iur .he happiness f ina
ponr Gernsn family, their s,fon. f:ctic..
for each other, bursting or.il a. eve n ricL
melody, scene ! 10 breathe a befedi-tio.
upon trat .niser5be neighborhno! snd I,
NJ one heart did il briug such a wealth &
hle>snl as to that OF lhe spG-jag Su,i-
Danrer~.
alt me sil longer, dear moiher. the ma
sic eases his wcarisomc pain in NV hip"
the w: accustomed 20 say, u hen her mo-
ther spoke 10 her OF the Necessity OF reri-
ring and thGs nj shr siter night found hrr
s.nlrd IN the old doorway, watch ~ n,
happy lnces Of the children, a. they clus
t~rej around The old mans chair, hv .h
open window, until in the gathering dark
uess she could not Distinguish one f,ce rom
anniher, aud catching with her quick, uu.
eTrng ear every nos Of Their muse. unu
abe glorious strains OF Bee,nIscn. Hapt.l |
ard Bach. uere az familiar to her ss her !
cradle hy uus. Present., she hcaau 20 a. |
ronpany them, bat very 10" IS. .rarirr, ir F.
her iim,dnv and bashiulucss. tina, lh,., |
would be offended al her tesump;iou,,hupl5 |
they hear her. And this rc~ pleasure
brought ano;h~r, that h. ed 20 ~hi'rssa, |
The wearlsome pam q her ,,,u,s-.te iFu'r |
OF Georges surprise snd pi-ssgrr. u non b. |
became aware oi her PrnSrese md Oh!l
how anxIous'y. hoy rmpa'i,nt.y. I'D she /
y atch tnr han 10 cone hone, f,l somrhov
he h-d got the inprrssi.n thsi >he could
WIN MN 20 se.mrln there. tn rh,>- yiori-
uus srrs.os.
OncP, 3" h" io'rrvsl Of many .c,k.. he
bad n'a9e hr a.T-orsnre among hem. bat
20 ir tab" aud n.o-d, 'Lat she ) q no,
evcn dare 10 n.eaf.gn 20 !.ia, T.r ,.,.....,--