Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-04
Mmtester Daily Spp.
PATIENT WATERS NO LOSERS.

which had been given the name of the qoic
,feoer, he decided to abandon Ills humble busi
ness for the chances of this country of Arabian
Nights.
His resolution once formed, Giraud woult
suffer neither compromise nor delay Profit
ing by the absence of Crepin, who had LEFT
him 10 pay two or three visits in the village
he wrote to a commission merchant to offer
his goods for sale. A few days would suffice
to terminate the business, and thenceiorth he
would be free. He would not stop TO ask
himself whether he might not regret his sud
den resoution-the peaceful position he must
renounce, and the hope OF Il union long desir.
ed. Urged by his fatal impalieucp, he sealed
the letter, gave it TO the boy that it might be
mailed Immediately, and resumed his accus.
toned place at the counter.
Freed from that inward disturbance which
attends all desperate resolutions, he began to
prepare old waste papers and transform them
into bags
While his fingers melancholy fulfilled this
office, his eye rested Tor moment on the torn
leaves, reading some words absentlv. aud his
mind continued to dwell on his projects.
at is better thus" thought he "instead of
remaining here, waiting for customers as A
fisherman who extended his lines all day 10
catch Il few gudgeons, | will spread my nets
in the open sea and catch the fishes bv the
handful. We shall see what my fellow citi
Zens who don't deign to honor me with their
custom, will say when | return a millionaire !
and NJ. Devliers, who does not reply to letters
| write hin, will take him my visiting card
in a carriage. Perhaps the CARROT family and
AZ i''S%te wil 'Hen nave finished
'nen VIiIo 1 l, WIN remain 10 De known
"nelner haV1 NOT llnished NINE
anu us ne ''lheu 10 iimseli tlus,.wlth more
Won han coli Df.ti,, Flo, ~.
eeAa'ion uah Satisfaction, tue eye OF Glraud
ie" upon paper ne was ABOUT 10 make into
oas; anu les'eu upon II III spite OF himself He
ie"u II his' G"Te'essly' afterwards with more
ipt tt,, o,r ioI'oWlhs
o,,'iI No. 10 rS say sin human works we
shouiu no Wh't Is reasohaule, without hurry
lug 40 a P Stoa oF beware T' resembling
man III tile otate Oh oouhg. lhere was in
tie 1'a'e Vi pounE' iaooref VINO was III des-
pa, o1odcse "s' ""eT' uiu MOI grow, ana pull
Gu II nan up 10 make IL grow quicker. AT
e'e","s ne e - ''eu VIZ" weary air, and
saiu 70 MS Iahnliy' am much taugued to-
uay' i ~ nave oeen heplhg the wheat TO
grow ms SUI eagerly hastened TO took at
Tue wheat m Out iile STOCKS were already witIer'
Gu NOSE WING nave NOT, IKE the laborer,
seen inc lo'iy VI "etP'"y Me| Whedt TO groW,
are very rare ~ .iie worlu,
l'"u. is'i,"',ieu ne read IL
the s'ory OF Tue ulscIpie 81 ohouhg Fsln Con
iuciuSj u'aue mn more tlougn'lui Dld not
ne aiso leseliloie Tue peaSa"t OF ooung Was
noI ms l'ppat'enGe 10 nave ms harvest grow
III iii, Hi Is hazardous Proceeding Was lie
not about to enter the ranks OF those who were
helping their wheat to grow and exposing
himself like the peasant, to see the stalks pre-
naturely withered
AT this moment the boy, who had been in
search of his jacket and cap, crossed the shop
with the letter TO the commssaTy. Giraud
hesilated a moment, then recalled him, and
took the letter back.
"Aiter all, /" said be- 'there is nothing very
urgent"
And he resumed the manufacture of his pa
per bags
His resolution was somewhat shaken he
nleaded the Two causes before the tribunal of
his own reason, which had not vet given iudg-
ment meanwhile it inclined to emigration to
the GOLD REGIONS
In the meantime the poslman came with a
letter which bore the stamp of Havre. Giraud
recognized the writing of lis old master, and
bastiIv onened if. M Dsyilliers responded in
a tome of cordial patronage He EXPLAINED
that his absence had prevented him writing
sooner. and granted the terms solicited by
him
This unexpected good fortune increased the
the uncertainties OF the grocer The condi.
lions of the Havre merchant were evidently
nm imnortant advantage TO him: but there
still remained the difficulty of ensurins Gus
formers. He was reckoning over in his memorv
liz ins;yuifcau. sales dnrino the month in
which his shop had been opep. when his
neiohIor the keeper Of the cafe entered
Snrnrised the preceding dav by an unusual
,,rn,hlr Of customers hs ha1 eyhnustnd his
rrocer lie comnIimenttd Grand nm their
e,iaIitv seemed satisfied with their nrica con.
9,o,snI a Iong limo with tho younn ,,orcb.nt
AMI ondod Nv DECLARING that he would benra'
forth address himself to him for all he needed.
'0 nHtLars ,r;ll dn so also . aided ba t.hnt
, 1',os NOT easily law aside old hahits oivo
r., ,in,f IN nerreivn ibot il will Inc ronveniant
on nrn1itabla to address themselves to Won.
Evnorinnre comes SLOWLY. but it comes sooner
~ I,ter You are bepinning to he known in
nai"hbnrhood we see that YOU are an honest
and Industrious youth, and good ncighbor.
~ not bn unaasv as IN the fnture Paris was
~, Nv i'n;lt in a Law y
Tbe keener of the cafe went out, leaving him
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