The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-02-21

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ee Wy" o"'. sV""o' snou'u nave Ioid
ss ner & wna, eoGd lock mad come to mo. But
'"o u o,ov spow'
~" M vfo" o'u roh, as ho?o
.SNL.. ,"o oo."o' W ,uo "ouso' VIVA. "
.ModJ,,, "ST .";,s "a'o on y1uI Dack
mouu,o WIZ" your own ciotnes inso
.eu'y rJo'neu nope continuing on his
~.
VT noPc, sa'u ,'.'o ra''y Stevens, mo
uaus"aD, @ ~ W 'ne marko1 Woman one mo-
"o. you Pcsso, WINE l ruO OUT inc
& o '"a' sonneoOuy nas mauo on
'Vur ""0si
o u,'u so. your mornings you 'd'e Riri
,,Spneu noocr'' ano NOT ousy yourseh with
'"pso TS w"1 A,o so'ng py. =.
"e n.o oer..conp'e'o'y amazed, ,hastenod
my "c, 'ho'hor shop.
bouse Of Tho h",cbcr % wbo ap'"T"vu r,p ,aIIin 'oo
his doorsill with III, ,a;,hho- ,ta e.; ="
smi,b s"'o' '"o o'''A'
.Yo, aro inc, tho IL,
stonnino Rohort and ho honnn, Iii ~
him On husinoss h,, hardIs h.d ha 80,
menced whom old P,,cv r,,,,on o.,,o ~" a.,
dressed in her soockIeI ,i,id nnd har h,,,n u'
apron. r''''>' 'N wv ''''
las ,;,o NJ uooo .;oa sh ,L.
up bor anron in ber bsnds ..w"ns III =
horror 10 500 I" ' 70
l., nooort 'urueu around 10 toll her to lot
.ne' s'one; ou, ,ne oiacSsmith now per-
ce.yeu .ne marx ,nat Mr.. Taylor had made.
vo,I3 go e.. 80. - ,wS,us""g,
,ayarn" ] ~ W ' ''k" 'o' "o ""'e Oross
~ sr,s, ..
suppose, aooed 'ho butcher, that his
WIG "Ss put tn's sign on ms shoulders for
rear OF ios'ng Nun, .....
hope ,nougnt that 'hcre was only one
way Tor MN 70 escape at once from Peggy's
apron ana the Jokes OF tbo butcher and tho
oiacksm,'n; SO ne hastened away, not
wnnout naving ca',ed tho GOOD woman IAN
o'd w"cn' and MS two no'ghbors "idIe
ioois Dut 'he cross oegan TO weigh more
neasiiy upon his shoulders than he could
hrst beiiove'
Moreover, ,unlucky Robert seemed destined
to unwelcomo encounters; fer no had
scarcely gone many steps when he found
himself in front of tho schooI.houso. Tho
school was done. and the scholars were
pushing out at this momont into the street.
disposed to profit by all occasions for mis-
enloi which might DO presented, Hope was
o'@So ~. WIN h 'ett'o,e anxiety, aod no seemed
wo,a a1a soon % r'..i;"oa 'u M".a. nun, n. s ioars
tho school house cato when nro,oo,p'1 m pS'oeu oeu
Of derision was raised. and as many "a ff,y
scholars sot out aftor him, pointing thoir
fingers at him 10 scorn. and throwing their
bonnets and caps into the air.
.,os poe, sec crlou ono, ne looks ike a
.nos, rho" % NO, @ s"o o ssausnsod,m'u "o1snndaa -
that he hus turned crnsador and !. T ao;"" ~
Palestine p ~
And the shouts and The cr;es of Iau,b,er
grew louder and louder.
Hope grow palo with angor. He turned
arouHd nse cross dog chased by children,
anu p1ss'p'y S,s nc might nave cruelty avenged
Jobnson ibo % sebaoI'ms.,or pI smdd.nIs u mI. MI n
poared at the door - "p'
Robert advanced towards him rom.
planning that his scholars woro a rot o: i'm.
podent scape-goats. MIR. johnson replied.
mildly, mat no would not tor tho world on-
oJu.age 'hpetnnonco IN ms puphs' out tho
would No, % S,;, @ 20 nro.I nu au op"n ms JACK
more wise than bis scbo,.rs s"''' "''"
"Whats the cross TO you~ demanded
Robert, fiercely. "Isn't nv back NV own
property
The school. .master bowed his head, smil.
ing, and Hope continued on his way. But
the cross grew more and more heavy upon
ms shoulders. lilo began to think 1t was
aos 80 oaSy matter to DC released from his
bopu hopno ~ 90 ,ma., & ay""t ,a ne nad already
oo'ho eo many tauuts, WHAT WouIu nhppOn