The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-31

aud che -taur-r- Anpr acknowledging
tir quiet powered thla ll.. tn Boo Gar mnrr
pleasing a. beer now than the fine firm aud
wonderful DohiUg Of expression iu the hr,t
rhr hsplu in Doe very grave indeed, and, IN
l1st muimurcd 10 herself IAN /, we'll /
should prrlap mlkrnuIhrr mistake more
grirfpu' Than the first ior Herr b. thr spr-
rirr ol human being 10 have iull hith iu, !
iaury
When lilzy was called ,u dio morning
she aWukr from dream ul MIruuul and ihp
fupp'ir. Mine are gone long since. as wrll
a- ~ ,lhflma' -bp iiiDHg'iF "lut liio O. not o.
ser Yrt'
When shc w1s dressing by the light ola
raulir iu flif Cpll morning ThT frit uuiin"
a. lhr rhrfrlrssncss of tho outward wurIi;thr
Was going hHWr When shr bad druuk thr
rulul cpiIr which Neau brought hur.rhc won
drr,d how 10 wns dat she f'lt 90 ir her bp,i-
day hal begun % month ago that she i,lt as
n loiup home was an1yry-dly occurrence
Her cyc Gll IN the volume -he bad boon
reading thr previous night
"Ah, it was tlal GENIUS .aiways CARRIE
en- into ~ own dwelling place Hnuug the
rods ,IEgLes' h eVectuli eujouafuf" Yos,
niy unknown Gieul you have given 10 a. uip
Vop aud riCWHVn'rrs combining 80 py-
iur nov ir'u thr cnurr of ms htppluc-f, lrt 10
ruiIicp tnIpr that pm happy
W. Hr tho bi1ghinc-- OF our hliss
iiy tracing o., cause TOO Wcll,
Shr hHmtnr,l this o0uplot o. q time which
oamr tohrr mind with tho words, and, put
iius t GHy articles into basket she intended
~ rurryi n her hand, she ran down stair,
nude Susan n present 10y the way aud was
fuyn Ia tlr coach aud ON her way a. 'hu cts.
Mhen ahe reached tho Coventry couch
hhr found the guard very crus, because there
were 'oniy two in-idrs booked" The othcr
"insidr" was not there when she got iu and
fhc found that lac was ~ br taken up NJ q
house IN lllghgtr, She VIZ, dad Ia have tI,
coach to hcrsclt I'LL then, and tucked herself
up comfortably in thc very same old travel
ing cloak which her mothctshad taken surl
torruw.ul pains 10 adjust when rho lat f1w
hor She could read n'littlr now, She po'
out her new treasure from the basket and
tpDu forgot the cold; but cannot sly shy tor
got the ioluug tiIl dizzy were oA' the stones
Presently the coach stopped. What wa- ~,
guard opening the dooriorY ooh, llghgltc
wish there WIS not another inside" thought
Lizly, aud she turned hcr eyes with curio.i
81 g. The door.
Lei me remind you dear rcndgr,thlt IL WA
then matter ofimpurtnurc whom you had "a.
Goa 10 communion, on a long journey Nut
would know hdL it sou had ever irlt the &C.
dium aud fatigue Of such u journey, double,
by being obliged Ia travclNNth disngrrahh
people Ligzy saw her companion, and wa
"a, much nstouishcd ~ she wac pleased 10 ,r,
the givcr of the book in her hand. he Ill,
not observe hr I'LL lac had seated himself
lie then recognized her in moment, though
with q look OF cNtrcmc surprise, and raisiu.
his hat, said, "llow very extraordinary =
Aud they both laughed at the singularlity oi
the chance.
When the stranger saw the book she hcl,
IN her hand, lac became evidently cuharras-
I'd. A color Cmc over his check Liz
ttUuuht II would bC wGtt for her Ia speak
though she felt very embarrassed too.
This book - believe | understand a.
singlcncss ofhcart which prompted YOU a. II
Kindness not set down in the rules of sorc
~. ! am obliged To YOU for Your Gin, for il
own sakc aud for the manner in which IL wa
giNrn' 5-1-'-------------,------r-
When Lizzy had said al these words sh
iilt that LA, u4iplt hata- aid L.ti.,y- a,.-
was clear that the person 10 whom they wrr
addressed did not think 80, for ho SCENE
quite relieved 10y them, aud looked 80 yer
plcf-rl aud thankful that Lixzy could n,
help looking pleased too.
81 am very fortunate, indeed, Mis-, Wilson
IN meeting you again TODAY. i feared that
was true prophet when | wrote that not
Yesterday, and that it would never be- my !,
myself Ia you" aud taking ont his earl cas-
he gave her card-shc read the word
1.-The Rev. Ernest Morgan"
They needed no further introduction. an
cuuvcrscd upon many subjects forthwith Is,
ginning with Goethr,4utl thr then visin9wli
cr Carlyle whom LizZv defended SCninst NJ
Nlorgan's attacks a. well as she courrShoug
she could not deny that there was som
- truth il LIS rcluark. that "Carllln do 4.
write H"gi',L. II language may be- "a. NO
say. very fine language and exactly suite
20 his mind, but fear hc will not live 20
late po~tcrity because he does not write En-,
fish be is not national An author must 4
.. nai'anal t"liYp .n--.-a.---.--.---..------
"lul may not the nation bc bcginnin
tn lose that quality which YOU call NATIONAL
W!
"lfso, it is beginning to losc its cxistcnc
az a nation G,ar"
GLOW are W less worthy 10 be- called
nation because We no longer hate the Frcnc
and curse the popcY
Mr. Morgan smilcd AM not very sun,
that W. are not :"
But is nationality then thing much t
be- desired ?" asked Lizzy, rather puzzled.
"For nation y"inquircd Mr. Morgan arch
ly
mo, no But may not the present move
mcnts of our social system, our newly pro
l"ctcd railways, facilities of communicable,
with foreign lands, and improved and NOR
generally dliluscd education NOT al
these things, in time, give ~ something bette
than our narrow nationahW?'
"Ilme will shoM.--L hope that it ,,.a,s.- l.44.
as fcrNenty rs You do-as any one can do
hut am somewhat of n chemist. and Tknov
that untried combinations are not withou
danger dfdcstruction to the cxpcrimcnter."
but You may make your experiment.
carefully, and with knowledge and prccau
ton"
True will not sccl, to prornulgalc my fear
ON thus subject, about which one ought to b,
hopeful if possible"
They talked ofthings In general. and Mi
Morgan asked no questions about his com
p@hi0ns history or destination She had sale
that she was going almost a. far as Coycn
Try lie was determined to know her anr
her family he had already made mp his MIND
tn no mar, So he would not interrupt their
pleasant conversation by questions she might
dunk in'perinept
TO nE CONCIInEn