Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-10
Fh'E2Es VS& Ae.OD Per Y Ynr.
lFl 30 In Advance.

tea, go must seek him. II do not -ec you
then, be .ure and be readyot eight
And as they promised, he lctt the room Ge-
norie returned to the window and Euoeen again
took up her book, but it no longer interested.
and bey eyes soon wandered to the face Of her
friend. Size saw tlat hcrs were cast upon tho
carpet instead Of out upon the scene which she
had short time before SO much admired She
Judged rightly, that Gcnorie's thoughts were
with the past, but she forebode TO interrupt her
until deep drawn Sigh reached her ears, aud
seeing that her countonauco had grown very
sad, Eul0ccn rose ard going to her side bowed
over aud lissing her brow tcrderly, ,aid,-
q" look not mournluIIy into the past, my
Gen8rie it rgturuath not again, either witt
u. dIttGing joy or its bitter sorrow, bat tue
future may perhaps bc ali he brighter
Thank YOU, Eulie, | ro, doing wrong. /
thought | had crushed out from my heart every
regret fyr tic pasl. bat 70 know ha was here
brought It all back Yet Twill max allow my
selr to grcyo over my broken dream, for know
/ God aaw il best that lt should b, br.t-., .nl
| hlrl trusted him and | will. Tlausi ie
4lay uie yet will trust him .,ill Bcal t,
M, viii you noe!
" Certainly aid Enlocgn brought her book
and opening il, r,ad from is page, TIL the bell
summoned them to tie table. Gcnoric expect.
eI sae should th.a zee Murry, bat be was no,
present neither aa. be present Wien sbc and
EuI.ocu attended iy Gerald sought ,ae bril-.
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neglected her when in COMMON, and ot homs
was morose and sulleu. ana ,ou.l, did L.r son.
Eltiyo spirit grieys owe, the bri,hnnn IF bcr
ideal She ittls sg>pectcl that H.. C';r hino.
eyed Lady VITO looked Mt ler 50 earnestly ms,
now It. she Tassad by, even now possessed more
of ler hulbands heart tlan herself If she
hsl, II, could nave readily accounted for the
ssid.a star, uurry CAV when az he ooed her
an toar hpy, (Dll uuc,n.cious who was 10 near
hm0 s!e directed his attention to Generic
wbo had again entered tie room. and asked him
IF he knew her.'
lie raised his ,yas and sAw Genoric standing
"a @g eet f ON him BY table, engaged az
looking at som casrayu.s, while gentleman
whose face ho o.all not s.o, was talking to her
Size was simply attlrod in white muslin law In
tbe neck. which was swcpt Nv her soft curk
a white b.,ll blown ros, aas fastened 10 the bo.