Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-03
NEW SERIES, VOL. 3, NO. 80.

pressing eUrct upon hef NhNAN''' 't''''''
At such times il was useless TO try 10 induce
her to go to bed; her natural Pcrycrsi'y seem
81 to find pleasure in refusing to do 50, I'LL
Annie, worn out nv her hard DAYS work,
~, ready TO fail asleep in her chair, sud was
ys, unable TO 60 to bed till she had seen her
mother safely IN hers.
Iu spite of these disadvantage, however,
Anrie grew up handsome, oh eriul rirl,
respected by an who knew her, and dearly
loved by those Who were intimate with her.
Bot she bad very few intma,rs. She had
no leisure to waste in Idle gossip; she could
mo-, spend an evening hour ia rambling by The
sparkling Ncthru water. or by the hanks Of
lhs stately C'yis; no one ever foard he
loI,er.r: in the hay.Ge'd a0cr the sun went,
down: no orc ever met her At a kim (haucs,
houcl OF other rural raisiy and even on
"Sgurlav a. even" She would hgrrJ home
to Marian. rather than ioin rhe group Of m-r-
~ l7is and las,ics gathered round ,he village
Won.
Marian. wa, b-r one ea-rcs,irc thorch'-
To- be- with her, her greatest happiness; and
ro holiday pleasure could in her ewes equal
th- j-'.rh' she rl, when, on q summer Sab.
barb afternoon 80, carried hor he'p'as, ch1rrr
fa hrra arms TO thcioP OF Dykiebut,'s fc'l. and
p, her look ai ile trees. the sky. and thr
rushing water. Listen n ,he song Of lhc lark
asii rulrrrl in be bloc ether shove them,
o. ta ,hc nav, singing ia ,he od apple ,rrc
hl,hr 10, brlrrh-, So icmP,ing'y over lho
orchard wall,
Ba'ai.mc came vhr1 vha, had hitherto
brr1 A-r.r's creates, pleasure. vas put in
competition With one hr greater; when ,hc
heart rh1, BAD 'ay.,haI s1 much affection on
hsr crippled sister, anj hal stool steady ln
f'al juy 20 a selfish and luna,'c mother,
was subject Co a trying ordeal.
one cycrHul wear, when an early spring
ana intensely bot SIMMER BAD caurrd tho
rr-rfs'}s Of BrrLbrrn.r To- rirsn with such
urhoarj of ur.iily, ,hat ,hc Irish rc1Fs~
Iar rot YET made ,a..r appearance in thc
rrrihgr'rr1. 70 va' aar1so,cl throughout
rhr vale of Nr,h-0, ,ha' .r every man. woman
-at cai.I boz the j.s,r.c, jI uu, a.I iu de
r-.--.,. r-rr rs c,rr would hel,,r Now.
-, David Caldwell M. tenant o, p.nlhorr.,
arm. v-.,,-,,f r,,or.,e boz uc pnrhb.-.
hood everybody vroc5rrl handle ibc sickle
r..-rrr-l ,o I.,arr,al. and made quite a
"rrov" n,,rl Of going d, sbrsrat Brnlbrr.
-.r
vr,.-, I.,,,-.,,-c b,I h,sp s1 Great .
.nr,ror iha, season. tlat Annie hal given OPP
amErIor or ''srvir- work. 90 as che called
embroidery, ,ha, she NIGH, De- more At home
with Der sister, and secure o larger income
hrt sc5raary employment, were - repuc-
---' 20 her naturally a-lt,, h1h.'s, 'ha, she
r.orsI at 'he rrrccs,,y which forced hcr ''
...r ,ar rsaarrs, nr David caldwell himself
.-I hcru Goo Gel3.'y Bind 'o Marina i1r hrr
ta refuse such n request. even had She wished
o. B.t shc j.5 not wish %; aui she was
rr~r ,'r fr, u 'ae rcaGlu Who appeared
81, jHr Gm
n"ulr.r-.r vas. n. - name 'rr-r'.s.
very rra,'vra-e. Situated o1 lHe slope of
gentle h.U Jhai faced tbe sun,1, % was thr
earliest am ln that par, Of Clyirsialr. and
as ilc winding r,ysr hl,bsi tie .uo' Of Oh"
mn. and ih, wool, OF Ca.G0r,.10 clothed
die arau,.tc bank. twas a's1a 'ay1u'e re-
.rr, o. ,ls Young people ofrbr uurhhorhool,
who found H-.ak of Nly Ca'lor'l's butter