Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-09

Here Is tho sill, Richard W she said
" and here is the door; and there i'the rec
tor waiting to speak with you
But The quick ear Of the blind man had
discovered another step and though he lis-
tened to tho kind words Of the grave rector
he heard an invitation given and refused
where Bessie stood at the door OF The vesii'
bulc.
what id he want'" asked Richard, in
tho quick, excited manner peculiar to him,
as hi. hand was placed once more in that
firm reliant clasp, and she lei him over The
swnyinp plank to the shore.
"Stondy' There, now You are on the.
wharf Bessie 'aid, a. she might have
''o'h'i nm excited child. " " 10 nav z
Alien
Yes, Allen. ! heard his voice when
Mr. Storey was taking when d'd the
B''s eomein' She has had quick u'p'
"Noivc thcu'uhl tiw'. There no"
You DO not need my hand any longer.
Why DO You take It away, Besi" p
There i'a crossing yet, and those piles OF
lumber
"Yr'," ani she laughed pleasantly
" Bet y'n know thcm as we'll as do. You
could lcai me horr.'
- wish could, - he answered below bi'
breath, nr tho hlintncs' was still dark
horror 90 him " Bat Allen"
F 'only nskria about 20 night, i'll should
90 90 th" chapel, and -
u h' e'n'I walk w',n y'n' nn'n arc
Won going 20 ~ m''r'''' ~ A'''' "''
rnr''y.
But Bessie only pointed out i'''' r'und
stone in Oh" crossing a. II she dii not hear
ih' question.
Mo'hrr'' not 50 well today and | can
not 60 50 lar a. usual she said, rs they
entered narrow crooked street. 90 How
bright ana P'''',"' u u"'' look '"' W. '.. ~.
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7".'''
Richard lAnsI'n' the OI'n' music ''A'..'
stu lived in The a.! 'um wherein "ad s'l''.'
his beautiful ant, with The love ana conn
denc' ot pupils aud teachers. IHe room.
were OF noble proportions tbe grounds Ira
grant "''A s"'e'''cen''a 'a'up't'!' a"'
cool with ihesaadow oi heavy io'"si' Her.
be walked that ''''' sA''"'" afternoon, "".
thought upon "i' ain1l''' y!'.'' 'n'''.'''
and what II he had a sister ""' b.'''' u
cheer IT, lhoF' were man! nouns "",h "''
mind lrsyed upon it''!i' u haa a'"'!
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- be- "'nlsF'i down 'n' rs ""'N' 10
. teninS I" TIE mu'mHF oil Voices '""' I''
from the l''! ground beyond 's sl'''"
, AMI en'!'"S IH' 'h''''eA '".'' 9I'''''' ''''
+ ana peace hl' "'s '"'n' "o''' - ''''
p to Bessie ani th''f l''' "e'iu"'N''"'y' ""''
sac came u o"'' "'' '','"' ''.'"5' J-' ~" -,
trained voice. 70 "''.'' '''A - ''''1 ~ ~. ~.
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