The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-18

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Yes Sir am ready
Isy 49, "a fully understood ilc rat
Gre Il ls prop iliou tI i be had
pupaaoi y pu ? eiadle around thc
earth ia forty minutes, De waald have
saii and adol, Yes, Sir, ! am ready,
just iho same.
I lie took up lic basket II grapes which
81 bad gathered. and led The way through
lhc window, downstairs. Isy waited for
4 him m TIE hall.door, while be carried the
grapes 20 Mrs Simm then hc joined her
aeaan and pfopcssl 10 walk through the
woods j liiilc while, before Iyy wen. home.
You mast know, Ry doc,lc pupil, that
/ | am going q Che city tomorrow, ou bad-
ness. 10 be gone a week OF twa. SO, as
I you NUT pcrlorce take a tacBion then,
Why, VIC may as wen begin 70 yaate TO-
day. and ENJOY j..
] am sorry yoa arc going away
You are That Is almost enough to
pay me FOR going. Why are you sorry Z
because ! shall not see you for
week; ana have become 50 used to YOU,
/ that somehow | don, seem 10 know what
% 10 with a dny without you; and then
lhc ears may run Or tie track aud KID
YOU or hurt you, On you may sci the small
pox, or o great many things may hap
pen.
And suppose some Of These terrible
things should happen,--the last, for in
stanoc,--what would you do
~ ] should advise you TO send for
the doctor at once
Mr. Clerron laughed.
So you would not come and nurse
me, and take care Of me, and get me well
again.
No, because | should then be in dam
ger Of taking il myself and giving it to
papa and mamma besides, they would
not Let me, | am quite sure
So you love your papa and mamma
better than -
He stopped abruptly. Ivy finished for
him.
Better than words can tell. Papa
particularly. Mamma, somehow, seems
strong Of herself, and don't depend upon
me but papa, - oh, you don't know how
he is to me think, if should die, he
would die Of grief ] have, | cannot help
having, a Kind Of pity for him, he loves
me So
DO you always pity people, when they
love you very mnch'
'Oh, no Of course not. Besides, no
body loves nue. enough TO be pittied, ex-
cept papa.--Isn't it pleasant here? How
very green it is 1t looks just like sum
mer. Oh, Mr.. Clerron, did you see the
clouds this morning?
There was none when arose
why, yes, Sir, there was great
heap of them at sunrise
] am not prepared to contradict you
Perhaps you were not up al SUNRISE
Il have no impression TO that effect
He smiled so comically, that Ivy could
not help saying, though she was half afraid
he might not be pleased
j wonder whether you arc an early
riser
Yes, my dear, consider myself toll
erably carly. | believe / have been up
every morning but one, this week by nine
O'clock
Ivy was horror struck. Her country
ideas Of early TO bed and early to rise
received a great shock, as her looks
plainly showed. lie laughed gayly at
her amazed face.
You don't seem TO appreciate me,
Miss Gecr.'
Nine O'Clock p repeated Ivy, slow
ly,-' every morning but one and il
is Tuesday to-day
Yes, but you know yesterday was a
dark, cloudy day, and excellent for sleep
ing
But, Mr.. Clerron, then you are not
more than fairly up when come. And
when do you write 2
Always in the evening
But the evenings are SO short, - or
have been
Mime are not particularly so. From
six TO three is about long enough for Que
sitting
Il should think so. And you must
be SO tired ?
Not SO tired as you think. You, now,
rising from five or six, and running round
all day, become so tired that you have
to 90 to bed by nine Of course you have
no time for reflection and mediation. ],
on the contrary, take life easily,-write
in the night when everything is still and
quiets-take my sleep when all the noise
of the worlds waking-up is going on
and after creation is fairly settled for the
day, rise leisurely, breakfast leisurely,
take a smoke leisurely, and leisurely wait
the coming of my little pupil
Mr.. Clerron
'Wellr
May l tell you another thing / don't
like in you! bad habit 2
As you may please, provided you
went require mo to REFORM
What is the use of telling it, then?'
But il MAJ be relief TO you. You
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