The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13

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fathers welcome -, ,,,,.,sss.s s''3.s II
ness which ,g.,e,,..9 IS .'',.'
the ea~a,. s,.,.., i, 49,.
Richard hsl1 .,,. hs.sI
1,lafe ana nv e6s;- s, 49, 4 49,. III
After that npser soin'lsl - go, ~.
them again.
When supper Was over ,rs,,t ~. .s.
3 tn areeins- s,4as,..rs III ~, .Ass..sa
not tl.e.sss.,, e,,.siS i. -. 81. ssissasa ~
7 / had fsterft ss,n4fesaf.. -, s9., s
wills n.sss,
N me. i never ther~bt ~ tb,- -.
I God had oncned tl.s evas ST NV sn.rjt
went there 10 thank him f3r tb;s .rsa,
mercy. I had never bef;,ra b,o,, -, S.s,,
" thrilled with tho church music 1fasr
ing seemed Is me E1xa "A nov sous.
Through II drank in ,lee,, dra,.,l.t. +.
pleasure. Lad sqf In tka -, s,,.i
when PRAYERS were over c,+reate5 +. s
organist to play for me- aaain S-et Il.
became fast friends. / think that n4v On
thusiasm pleased him, ~. t,siliet,t 90.
twilight found ms alone in tba7 ..h,.rll
with ONLY thc littfa ho. y,ho l.i@,,. NJ. l,,i
lovs-Tobf, cnn,,;.,i'.',, ~.
listening and dreapiDy
But soon rslt-I fhfr1. a., ;,.t,.f.;,.,
sense Of power revealed 81 fonte-z ztb..f, ,f.e
areanist was no artist Sometimes
l0naed to sweep him OFF the stool ana IN
tcrpret with my own fingers tho music
that was in my soul. Tins idea f1,at
could be a musician dawned upon ,ae
slowly: but day hy t}e,. The sense 81 ,,o,..,,.
treucthene3
4 AT length / asked linn to 1et ,,, 49,.
I ! mix he was astonished. nv sopl yvss
I'D with harmony. Wild. sweet
a..''t' came to me Ike The whispers ~
From that night I was tie mas
h.f ana ~ nay pupil Sometime ! t,o,,f.l
2suade n,r bro.ber =, s., ,..b ~. ~ ~
fbSch ana then. Tor hopr afsr bavr
INV sGFan would indeed ~ ~ 49,, II
dreams / breathed oflf I'm ralsie I'M tJa
hefern 4 ioT long. dreanip. bovEood
under ui4. one stern stroke baa r3me
IN a man bowed my head and rose
tEi. 4a4,,,,,,. .Atl was very mercirfl N9h
1f,,af,- -1,.ffS SG0uId never lee es,f5r.sl,.
Wien -. N,olatc.
pio,j.s,,, - Seuty-our. John Crr.
been chosen tbe ., IeHeld. and had
church. 1t wa NV Ettsst OF our village
small salary was aaiJ .9.css for whicli Il
was. All ever raf,l.i l.s. his was all +
tent ! was com
NV brother ,.,. :, LII.
80 lot"el was ~ college. Wa ,-.s
.s-I.- - ii".e' tie hould Ie&,e nv
brilliant voung r,9,, - -. Il "a "a
Iittta .Isr.o - ii2'ite si','ie...es
r,ll Ice -, DIV 1 'iiAt l-eoha helt i0t
snf,,,. ,.e.,ss 80 V'.- va siioiu. = or
Boston II tba -. - "' sol'ool ih
homo and ~ III ia eiie came
that She was COOL a,..l s.'.li' - ~ i-'t N'iec
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schooldavs tyofyId +. -
time came. Oh how, ic,-G,ll,. ,,-.i.5 ~
l.a- tLo,,-f, ~" los i,5ils welcomed
presa,ea s@,,,,a,I ~ tHS" Why hei
W. yvatelo,.lJ -. '.eis precious
and .he told mo 5oyr frc.i, 'i.e ileiS.s'
.,,,,s -. 'i''' = eati aha green The
md bright was The ATav-tips ~,
could smell the bloom of the frr,if.trecs
which were droUpinr tbair fr,.,,,,tt f.t--z'
'oms in cur path. She never ue4fissl n
making ell things visible 10 ne So
would tell me how the mist was Iving /
White and purple in the vaHev-how 4be I
lr- 4.az- laiA lSes-s as,.... n.sl
siiiile; ana, seeing with her eyes. fsearee.
y I, re9i11ea mat I was blind.
Hut ti3t7 "fean Also had an aWalCeniag.
dy brother Richard came home. Ho
had finished his course at the uuivarsjt,.
with high honors: and his advent In Rve-
heli was tine signal for "a sories Of psrfies
and plcnics, and merry-maEines. IN which
! could not iuln. and which tool I~..