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

] ''' N''''..t ffl.' NlN.NH NINNiN NlIn hNIiIN
| lr'inr viii sort of vague far ihat sumofliu.
/ Wa N"nf ITlnps shr WHs uluut Zoo ls
! dismi--rd NbNf Nr.l. it Waf riiy to -i
with ihr uuipldrl lolrr boo hrf huuI aprri
/ lfliuH nn iis r'uiDuts W0ul.i II nnt o. LDu.
| 90 zeal ~ riru rrld
Mf nlAH Miss NiLfDN. s. Alr Goul
nnl m} H'l 1o ru.nv in iikr all thr lhiidrrr
Wlll-u', iIf mluilla tntl ln AH nfNV 30
lNur-hIrr, aud n- lc rlnr ihium rlllli
/ want g holiday Hildr thrir lHtr hard work, W,
have -olllrd ilwi you need uoi accompany o.,
/ Hnl H.. dare Wli you will nor iIi,p ru rr
ulin hrrr all ihat iWr, son can dD what yur
| lifc with lourrf i1r Tho month which wil
/ Ir b moo tlil 'lIIdH flr FTu hT1 rUIC 500
|NilI 'h" ls''t ~ ~ rrTHrr-r- tl'-,s4 uuii
/ are Nill many wl.lic- iur your ruiDy ymrul
| ihH lhu.'uls, aui, my drlr Mir Ni.-uu,
luur ycrl ..urouly,
Sui.urN Gorln
u you could have ,r,u Lill,s C,rp, vhcu
shr lwd read tHIf uuir, yuu would have br,u
much puzzled. There was lny iu 10. tul
tlr Jos Waa strongly tempered rs indignation
and iur a mumcur hcr lip We rirlrd u cuu-
luupt u 'ou could have ryud her Thought
I twuu'd h1w hrrU r0mcvlnf likc rIi,t-
I'M. wnmHn,whu-r children have taught
and tended iur $3.50 lrars grants ut amuuilti-
holiday. 20. irtauuu. Du.t hrr thr n E'u-t BOO.
Nmll have lrrB iHpunt.iti,4,l. ta lHrl .houid
luNc tit grateful though. Gul knows, b
would have hcru hu' luro Justice to du su.
Aud ! auTrHHr ahr rNprri mr tn hr prt,ujl
tur this, N0-U0- ttr t,uu'd, ,uuNpIul Ga
th" chlwI'r 70, uy position b., um mot yet
s'rupInui ur lNp".ritr enough lur Hu' 4"
Aud -hr uIUrd 90 hHr deck, and wrote the
following vply
Al' pfNu M,pNN an ser, Glad tp
hear "t Ihr projected ,is,t riurv lt ba,,c- iur
80 lilwry 60 pn in .w, tmiA from whom I
have been twu years als,ut Hoping that
YOU oud Mo t'uuli and ihc ch.ldrCu, u1y
ruJul lh' 'l,it into pu'ou'hir,, mt, Mad
uu, sincerely YOUR,
Eit<trttu Nii-oN.
Having scul th. note a. Mr. Gould, Lilly
irii- up the lrurr which hll lluL h hl
post Il va. lr"m hcr Mother Il you had
-rrrr i7T'7F ~ VIr uTUUUJt rtTr tUrrJr, n
would not hay" puzzled you 10 ALL luu
would have declared thlt Nuu had never spru
one Wuur trndrrly Hilrrtiouhtc. up one more
.GapALll-ul Lling lighted up -Allilr. lLerr
WIS uu lrlrc ut thc Former iudirul'iuu uud
contempt, as ,o,n nt she saw the vnnls, "Aiy
doArc.l child The face hcramr sWoot,r
aud brighter %, shH pnd on, aud WAS quite
joyous whou -hH ramr Goo the, Noid,. Tom
Is coming Tor his usual fortnight could yuu
N'' .M 'AH 'H''IlNN lf IhlIN. Nhil lI lIlIl JUNO
dn not think she can r,iu,. yuu. dOai. br.
cause .h' must ana sure, think highly of
9,l, aud yuu- -hate,uni L..d q AaliI.., sins,,
N"u have hrru With her I know thu IL b.
huuili1tiu" ~ u.k thi., u. % ldNur wh,n 30
should hc rousi'l'r,4i n- H tItih, --but I tin
anxious about ,"ur l.allh. and om almost
hr1rt-virig tor kiss from m, darling Lilr,."
MY darling lin, ,'mumurrd a., cavern
"'s, "lt would have hyuu worth 1simg Mr..
Gould, for the mere chance ul hearing those
words again"
When the letter was finished tc1r, oc ioy
stool iu lHSN's c,rs e. think of the r,plv.
She should write t'u' ui lht Co her mplh,r.-.
She -li with the open l,llur iu hrr lap. and
4.-.. llll-
fire for norc than hnlt au hour, Whirh hiIi
hour hy the clock was halr her lily l) mcm-
uN = tincpCCC.
"a whole month";" she mu.rd ~ whole
mouth 10 live again in the light and love Of
l".". 80 p. ---....-..--..-.
To see once moro that hor ro-c cn'ranc,
into n room would brighten an acc, 4 make
gl1d nii hearts m u! IL wa too much hap
piuo-- aud she almost wished l,r Mn Could
or any one, tu tell it to. \ whole month y-
And Tom her merry. baud .om,. hiuh ,uir-
itrd brother Tom, Was tu hr there tor tort.
night Aud her thoughts 0rw humr tp d,r
liulc "Nhity Cottage" at E,,r.lund. FAR a.
wa, ju Waruirh,hirc She hal ceased tn
think of "th~ Harouapr" there. a. her hour
aud the "Mhitc tuii,y." thniitIl ,n ,rr,
small, was pretty; aud her mother hal crown
tu Ike it, Ht last. II seemed hui vr.icrhv
that she stool last IN the parlor. vith hr bon
net and cloak uur ready tp depart She md
boon "a long timr mp stairs, putting uu the
sairt artirl'-' ui 7ttJrr; NOT thUt I.iZ7v VII
s'A was Jnurh fHNcu Ia auNiv'v ~ in how
she looked in a honucG hut 1t takes a long
time To dress when the eyes are blinded .hN
t ;1',s4a-,''sd
the cnduaNor tu suppress emotion. tha' thry
REFUSE their roor uilrc of striug-tliug. IL
was mo- wonder that lizzv was u long time
up stain, or that when, at last, she came into
the hitlr l1rlor. aud spoke IN p puirE cheer
iul voice, they all came rroWding round her.
Mr- Wilson took her daughters two hautls
aud looked into her hili-shut hazel ewes, and
stroNc iu vain tu .kerp back the tears from
her own. Little Nancy wcpt aloud. aud
claspcd her sister la her nrns. She was on
" eight Years old, aud GcGyrc who was
twelve, tried tn comfort hcri lmt he looked
at Lizly as if his heart would break and he
felt as il he could gladly give his right arm to
bC cut oil 1t II would make himat once, old c-
Hnlilh Ia ga aill- earn s,sApe.- -ipat.,. al Liza,
Then. poor hoy, lac rancinhrrrd hnw stii.
pid hc was-that he could not read the casi-
est book we'll hc feared that hr should never
be able to earn 1901. a ycrr. and send seventy
out of ittnhis mulhrr.a. Lizzy wa4 roin,, tnd1.
and George burst into tears. How well She
putting her arms round her dai.
ling brother and Whispering comfort to him a.
we'll as she could Then hc took Nancy a
way, to stand with him at the garden gate
and look ont tor the Coventry coach, which
was to take their sister away, aud She re-
manned alone with her mother and listened
10 her words of affection and advice. At last
the enaeh stopped at. the gate, and u general
hustle in the liuic cottage commenced. Nan
~ flew back alaiH- "a elipll l.izNt,- she
stood IN the porch with Mrs Wilson who was
tying something round her neck, aud cn,lcav-
uring Ia aLiuAt The old tr.ll Cling cloak in tho
best way too keep out the cold, aud deliver
ms into her haill LITTLE haskrt of sandwich
Is to bo eaten on the rc.uL The old servant,
Alice, Mas.crl ng, x coutcudmg with George
tmut taking Miss l.rzzy'w' boxes down 10
The gate. George insisted ON Juggling them
bitbar hNs bitf,-l,lT. IA,