The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-22

to London 70 see her friends, and hadn't more
than cnouri, 70 pay her fare down. think
you was money out OF pocket the man added
after little hesitation. and Il Won wouldn't
be offended at my Offering to rav back
again
Not word about it my good fellow. /
couldn't think of it,
Then, sir, Imust thank you for it, and
hope to be able to return the Kindness some
other way and the man rcioinv,i his voune
bride
That's young Sutherland he said. His
fathers regular screw, they say: but this
one has sood name, is Tar as he can do any
thing. II the old gcatlcman had been o,
:hc coach that night instead of the vorra
one. yoa might have been wet throaub fifty
times before lie would have sad a wor, for
YOU, Edith.
What new friend have You picked IN now:
Arthur, asked his sister when The short con
ference was ended and what IS thu, about
the coach? ] -nc>s now why you hal TO
borrow OF me the day after your Journey, to
make up your book, as You sal.'
Wen, never mind how, Jessie. i'll tell Won
al! about 1t another da,,' <aii Arthur
Years pi-~e! away. ana Arthur Su;bcr-
Land. now . man IN Iii; own rif'lt. VA, ac,in
travelling ::om i.oDlpa 10 H:rmi;i,I,,,u. b,t
byy different; mode o. conycyanrc. 1t WIS
On dark afternoon in winter ths; lie entered
>crond class carriage at Eu>ton square. ans!
wrapping around him 4 r,ilwav h.anhct and
exchanging hi- kat t,r a ;i:r cap. which he
took t"om his pocket, h leaned bar!s in a
comfortable corner. ani ,f clo>;nr III, eyes.
waited pa'irn:i, tie >i.nl ior starting.
Arthur W. il tn, Kind Of lrc.s .snv u,i.
in which lit;lc Ho.r is ta..cn of >urrovuJ;nr
objects. IT. had Tia: ~1iuc day lan,.cI in
En- after a LONG and stormy VOYAGE. and
IN a''>rn'c troin hc!nc for two or ,l,r.. vc,rs
fhH>irA"t he Wa WI nc!inc! 10 Sleep
through the lI,c hours o. mono'onous ,luIluc<,
which We're, for th. tnn at any ,o.c. 10 wind
up his lo"rnrving experience: but mentally.
he waS ""'"r more wakc!ul. Ii nigh; be >,.f
ficiciIt 80 account for t~. tia; i.;.a ,.s Of home.
rose before him, one after another, As h. ,!rcw
near to 1t, and mingled rather ,li>trac.inrv
with the "reminiscences of travels in another
loss whith Nigh; accrue from it, for his has
been commercial enterprise. There were
other thoughts anl imacr> which io,:,ci all
the rest int" a corner. and then combined
with tnrm To tal.:a.i!c his body with the
VAN hope of needed and refreshing oblivion
IN sleep. Aplrtncrf lip in his father bust
nr,> was an lmm' !la;c rro>ir..:, a home OF
l;> own. az: vile. ~uc!l .;,.. too. As Ii,
would be. and 50 long hat he waited. and 50
bard as he had >,!isrn to overcome enc ol-
staclc after another which had arisen to j:r~i-
ponr the unIon. ii no; absolutely to iorIiI IT,
bat "lirh had been overcome At last No
wonder that Arthur >:t!.r,,ni was in >
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