Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
WHOLE No. l276. No 25.

and took from her the work which ,tbe latter assured her was completed N EgN
 You are m good season." said the young lady. ''1 had no reasento exA.t, them so soon." Hs F.st
 8'' 1 have to Harry all can. for snV shop wages are so low tlat can ihard-. ly support myself with them, And now that they are to be still farther reduced next week, l hardly know what we si,aitI do.' ist.s. ray es fpf83 4
 "dow would you like to give up shop work altogether ?" asked ihe avounr lady, laying the work in her lap after, having given it to close examination
 see that your work is remarkably nice, and have no doubt that I could persuade others to furnish you= quite enough to supply all you want, irrespe tlve oi what you now are obliged togo out to do.'t8 na ta0 a9gla 5v88 b9aa
 {. But you are too kind Il na,,ek too kind Y protested Ellen, though, it must be confessed, but feebly, 8 aSa la ei
 ," Take this. said Miss Emelia, handa ing her a coin,I which the latter did not stop to examined. ls Come here tol morrow evening at this tins, and yoai shall have more work, It is plain what you can do. You shall not % des,i,uteT It @ymeagre means can in any wise pre! vent" F.y 9s4 qf u4 109
 With many thanks, many times prepea. ted Ellen rose to take her departufe.- Bidding her warm>hearted beneeact,es,. good night. she went out at she door. and
 vas soon out of sigRs of the bousetin which she had just been made, unex-s pectedly enough. to see b.igh. gleam of happiness. E 1o'P
 : It's gold piece a five dollar piece, she gave mep surpr;sedly exclaimed the youthful seamst,css. as soon as sl,ef had reached home and taken out her money to show her mother. a sI6 tl-sf
 You have not been forgotten, then calmly replied her mother, ..My prayer has been answered." aaf r5.i 1s2
 But she has paid me too much. mother" protested the girl. in all hon. esty and seriousness. aa 1a1 s1e
 Didn't you look at the piece when. she handed it to you ?" ,Ha I6
 No: supposed it was but a ouar- ter of dollar. never dreamed nfits being as much as .6ve doliogs., X ,lass
 {" She undoubtedly did 1t on purpose."l said she mother. 6F Gr ,rgl :. :" Yet she may have been mistaken.''g said Ellen. {" have known people of, ten to pay a com of this value for a quarter ot a dollar. in the night ,ime.-- Al any rate, shallmentlon it to her to. morrow evening", s
 Are you going there, then ?, asked her mother. IF4 t8 sgl7aIsai
 1" She made me promise to return at that time. saying that she should try in the meantime to engage work enough tor me among her acquaintance, Sd tliat need nof return to the shop at all but be with you all the tisae., MI s1.Fs !. God be praised exclaimed the great. ili invalid, elevating her clas ped hands aoove her head. and rolling her eyes ups e wards with devout fervor Gods will be done-always We have no reason 10 complain. Nelly. even i've nave been sorelv tried with hardships Tor this many~a year. Allsis coming round for the best. Can you not see it Nell Can you'not see the broad plcam of sunshine again, child ?"
 always had q hea,t to hope for. the best. mother" responded Ellen.
 And you will live. then, to see the best--or at least, better days than these. Only place your trust in Pfovidence-- all will come out we'll We are short, sighted beings. The most sagacious can sec but little way. What suffers to day may revel tomorrow. Only keep up. heart, my sweet child" ia
 And with these words of affectiona.e cheer. the invalid parent stretched out her pale hands to invite the embrace of her truly patient daughter; while tes.rs stood in her eyes, and Ansn of excite ment temporarily mantlsd the cheeks that were usually so ashj white and colorless. sa. .s fs ,ss,. sf
 Next day. just at evening, Nell started again for the residence of her kind bene> factress and friend, Miss Emilia Lewis. She had no difficulty in reaching the door. and it was with considerably ad-. dition to her assurance that she placed her hand upon the bell pull. The same servant answered her demands that . had treated her WitE such rudeness the evening before. re sau'ss i4
 This time. however. she vas careful to show the young seamssress more as- tention than before, and civilly asked her in, showing her the way to lhe daw- ng room. wheie Emilia Lewis happened 10 be sitting alone. The pleasure of the latter at finding. Nell 60 strictly panc. lual to her engagement. readily dIsccvor. cd itself h tho many mandatory expres. sions Of whicb she made use. She as- surod Ellen that she had sacceceded in procuring quite handsome pile of work for her, and that npon iis faithlal per- lormanco was contingent . Tegalar supply 4 aharan fAaf. @MB 8A f4t AsstAT4 HiM Nt