Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03

him, for though there should be love, doep and
strong, yet if there is a want of firm, pure and
fixed principles, an abiding love of truth and
morality, it is better to part Let your motto
be to
p1'uI'" neglect ignore al'p1r'
Plant thou thy feet as on stair.
And mount right up and on
Go now dear Generic. and tbink of ALL bava
said and when / see vou agoin ia cboorful
| do not saw honnv for That / know vou cannot
be now bnt it will cona sometime If Won
strive to forget the pasto
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''V'. p'esV"' "eiP Il, '''"' ol 'rouo'V' anu
o'""'"'''' 'O"s ""o earnestly VII" In"
b,r mia f,co rho,ooL or sntJ.rirr had n,ssod
a,r,r and i y. stood ,y,.o ga yot ,eocoGL
one
G.r,rio lrland ,vos ,ot ono 70 ,yos,o bsr af
c.o,,,ng ~ hr.lo, idl and onor ,bo f,st
roda .boc, If deceived tr,,st ,.os ovor .bo ra.
s.,,.1 ,yi,b III, d.o;.;on or, err mind and
m, leIn or her heavenly Fotber to cast il all
rroo lir c.r sle rlttb.t sho sbould Iowcr hcy-
s.lr !, borovn estimation If she allowed herself
to ,.l,or;sl, o. tb,pcbt IF Tenderness. e. - who
could ,b,s Ili,dlv ,rigo ,yit.bor - .st.
fer indeed was The ,ruth that She bad woshr.
ned but an dol Of her own imagination, for
.ho had thought his sou. to be all purity, bus
now Me fit that IFS perfection had been woven
by her tenderness alone. Alas. how many
have learned the same bitter truth, and will
continue to. until integrity of sou and purity
Of prnciple take the place Of expediency. And
would that women might ever rouse, when her
holicst affections have been thoughtlessly won,
and with nerycd heart and mind, rise superior
to all che ills such triaing can inhct
vat MANY q ,,o,r, do,,,1 pi,bt Of sorrov
.n4 .n.,,;.h n..s,J ono co,orio,s sensitive
bo,rt rs,,yersi in n,rt from the blieht which
Ib,1h.,o cast ,v,r hcr ox,stonce Bot ,rednal.
Il, n firm p tr,,st N Him - who's, loyng mercy
I,L,n.,.,,, 3, t6o,ot ,,o ,y,lI ,bron-h Tho
I.i,,3,y arl t', Storm ontorsd her .oul md a.
the spring dav. FASTENED ON. though there was
ever an undar chord in her heart which yibrased
10 sad and fearful thoughts alone. vet the mer-
ny laugh aud ioyeus tone would sometimes ;ako
the place OF the sweet. lall-mournlal smile
that usually lighted up her lovely features,
nh. l,.,,l.5ea IF NInrrv.s aoc,it was a
s,,r,. of main T., MI her friends Enlocen
could NOT r1l,nin lrom oxrressinc her jndcpa
,i,n oc,ir.f Ills discrimination and ths sorrow
lobad lr,p,l, +, tro bc,rt If bcr friend. and
C.r,ld .,rlv asked her orai,encss for ;ntroduc.
~, one ), unworthy to her rerard. 70 which
he ,o,lic3
~ boyo nothing to C1,ciye YOU. Gea.la, FOR
,,bcn von first knew him he was. ne,hars.
worthy or vonr REGARD and mine. md surely
,Loro noyor voso . biror .oeming, oi tyutb
and nnriobtress Bot do not ever mention
i; ~ oao;n y
Ts nomc v.os now corcfollv avoided NV all