The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-19

i wish you would not speak of him. ro-
Piled she.
rs there any one else that you like beuer7'
snid Lniher.
She niHde no reply.
May, speak have every disposition 10
serve youi hns any other person made the
same proposition to you"
Yes said CnihMihe, win iittiu woman
ly pride; Counsellor Bnumgartncr las made
the same proposals.
do you proinr liinIT
Yes sho replied, rising but ] AN ns hnI'-
py As | ever expected to bc. My friends AS
sure ne, that | nni no burden, b1t hulp
TO them; and 30 wish you good morn
ing
.sOr Chlhafiue haslenod 10 her room iief
dream was over. Luther, tho Huaterc, the
iusensblc ruioflner, had awakened her from
IL. Margaret entered while her eyes were
yet red with weeping. Shn tcnderly up-
pfoaeho aud embraced hori bot neither eS-
changed n word.
There Is no hope for Bodcrsioin,' thought
Luther; III /. evident Baumgartner IL The oh
jcci. Cnlhnrinc IL n child; II the eecior dies
she n witlrUdt support, except by the lUhor
OF her hands, aud they do not look NJ Il tloy
/ were ninde for labor | will write 10 Juromo
llaualgarll.ar; l.s ,- seell kt,0seH gs aliIig
corr.-SlloK- ni Nuremberg. Accordingly lac
wrote.
1891. Ociobcr i2lh.. .
| lfyou would obtain Cnlhnnne Won Borne,
hhsicn here before shg ~ given TO another
who proposes for her. size has not yet ron-
qUerod hCr love for YOU. shall rejoice To
sec you united. LuTHLh"
The young counsellor received this letter
/ with surprise aud incrcduIty, Tho posluyn
| refusal of Cuthnrinr. some months before
! had lcfl no douht on his mind, and lie thought
I tite wi-esi plan HaH 10 nnnlnsc the letter to
her, aud enquire whether Il was written wlih
her sanction. r....-.
In the mean time, LuthoI's ffiends begnn
to urge him io@ASry, particularly Mclnhc'
,hoo. Nou preach said lao, 'whoi you 90
not prnciioe.'
He protested, however, thnt he would not
be- caught in the suarc; lhut hls Time was ioI-
ly occupied. .r
! When Culhnriuo received the letter Gom
her former lover, she WINS filled with nstoii-
ishncnl. and requested Margaret to spegk to
Luther on the subject. lie said lac had done
/ wlnl ho thought was fiRhi Hhd ~o~l'l Ia a
prrcuh!e To all pnrlics; but Ice found lhrtc
was one science he did not understand, thu
ltopl oih ~ounu.
That " rue spld Marg0ret'or you would
long slnco have perceived uhai CUlhurime +
was yours, aud now the MYSTERY n out,
j. required all her cloTucpre TO convince
Luther OF the Uutb of tl1s nsscr-
I,run; hc MAS forty, aud Calharine was huI n
lH,,p-a.uro Than halt that pi.t,ti.er ct y"#tH;
thai -lr cuuld prefer hln Ia her young SUIT
ors seemed 10 hlm Incredible. Margaret,
however. bad said IL, and n new life opened
10 luIhcr. IA the affection OF SounB o'm
Z -t,r-rrtitt4,fl ,@....-+14.-----
Wheu itr spoke to Cnlharine agaiit on the
suhjecr of runirimony, he wJ,s more success
ful tiIan before. lie learned the history OF
her long attachment, Whirh hud become NJ
uiIicA Ihc EeXi.rIG Of -hGl- -sllrnl- honrs- Ia.
hrttoIhmeut took place, aud very soon the
marriage followed.
DEATH or LUTHER.
On the l7Ih vi February hr grew 50 Ill,'ha'
I his 1fiunIts- rUqugEtru trtu trt't .9t.Il14
the evening lIe spoke much of his approach
ing death, Some ete asked him II lac thought
we should know one another ~ the future
world he replied with eneTgy,1 truly hehe'e
so' When he entered hIs chamber with his
friends aud SOUS, hc renamed long Time IN
prayer. Afterwards he sald to the physician
who arrived, Il nm very weak and my sutf-
erings increase
They gave him drops, and tried TO restore
hent bv friction. lie spoke utectiOnately 10
Count Albert, who was near hlm aud SAID, J
will lie down and Try sleep hall an hour.
think | shall feel rcIieved.' lie composed
hlusell ana soon Iell hslttpt uuu uiu Ho'
wake for an hour aud halt, When be o.
penetl his eyes he said, are you all still ell,
ting here! Why do you no, go 10 you repose?
= Il was eleven al night. He taen began to
pray alest 4oFReptly III Lain In MINUS tifdi
ooplDlendo spiiTii,an .heSn,, Domino, Deus us,i-
(, iGtis. PrnY, all OF you, that the reign OF QuI
Lord may be extended, for lha Council Of
! Trent aud the Pope are full of thredenlngs.
Again ne closed his eyes aud slept shor
time, when he awoke, he requested to rise
and went 10 The window aud looked out up,
on the winter landscape-lhe clenr hesven'
, the shining slars-the light of the pal,
moon, gIiIteripg on the frosty hill tops. My
: denr JONAS, snid he, 4 was born in E.slePen
aud here, / believe ! shall rest lie theI
prayed most dcvou,ly. There was an eviden
change iH his cnnnfenhnce, winch induced
r lhis friend to summon ibephysIcians. tOuh
aud Countess Albari, also, hasIened 10 ms
: room. He turned tS Them aud sHId, 'beloy
ed friends, die here He legged ,lie',, al
TO henr lcsIimnny. that lac died in the tn'tl
l. he had taught. His prayers continued Ter
vent, Till suddenly h,s eyes closed, claspe'
his hands together, aud without struggle
breatbed his lust. s+.-
o. An Itishmnu who lived in an ATTIC, ,bo
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