The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-09-02
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tnfitrly ,Acu.ahle. tltougii Size bad at-
ta uesi ih, mniOr Ak oi ihi ty-siK 20
u, house 0 her brlh,r. lou may
4. csraiu i ~. not ior wsnt of im-
i.s"n < .ianee. from Joe Darby, the
black m.ih Who VS. too l,ashiul to do
nln,r than lo..k hnrd without due en-
oonragein,ul; either was il from
want Of unm stnkablv tokens OF inter
est OF ihe part OF ryerY widow.r far
and neai. be-id,s, there we're such
signs 81 par i.aity tram Rev. Mr.. Ar
mary, 10 igl,burlnI 4 tne who lad
had the mas orinnr 20 lO.e two or th ,e
wives, that ) lone, ho was nothing
oi n coquelic aud soul un TO account
court su,utiol,. i,i hrf,eli obliged ol
hoi dal to "a through the s,rm0n
ptth hr j down, besides taking
some ains avoid meeting the soft
I, q I'D cl,p g,lnan ia the broad ais.e.
) it wa-n't iar want o. ehapce-. II,
p M j perceive. SaIome rcnain-
oat a sislet', pat 10 Luke
y "a Marx. nEo were her interiors hy
some ear, q therefore hal need Of,
and + criye great amount Of look
NJ 50 II ~ e. black yes, Luke
hHd .lread a "a iar hi. wife the tay-
srn.k a. 4, rink-rhe. kei dan-hter,
an j ng been enineutly sue esstul
ia akhe a fourIshng beginning so
inr as umbet went, h tamil, OF his
osu. - caa readily zee SaIone must
ave ~ hc could turn her taod to
u making sue lie mid iaced Mrs
Luke 10 hen wasted her husband
substance aoy adied there au und e
prnppftion from the common store.
Aud lhen tlisle wa. tie Al genera.
lion to lr taught IL, durs Of obedi-
e &c aud rel DENIAL vii, never they
were caught uut Of sight Of their par
cu. vino, naturally were Ear from
.,iiet enough T. COM OFT with the
ideas 81 li.cir impartial uni.
Nevertheless, with ali thee matters
We ghing upon her, salonr found
p euiy Uf time 10 look ai tr he affairs
o her young brother. Mark 10 dis
cover which OF tie girls he walked
home with from in -ing chool 10
meud is olh,r aud ~ III nners TO
examine bis letters il be nefe a. un-
guatdrd -, 10 ave them anywhere
abuvr grou 4. and to sratch out his
secrr, gen, rally. Forasaw .r horse
.nniielh the iatile afar ah, 50 her nose,
y hlrh vas Sharp and hong, seemed es-
i.eciall, I'D pted to scent out anything
hidd' n und when once started on
track nothing could divert or hinder
her til sh. hal found out all she wish.
ell 10 know, which was always the
whole.
Now Mark was particularly snx-
ious Salon.e should uoi hear there was
a letter awaiting him in he Nrad,ile
posi-offi,e e, at least before he had *
cured the first reading. For four
m nils be hld bern ia a state Of IN
euyiable su>pense, Which Of late hal
begun 80 ca inmate H. still less un-
ensisb c,flAiriy. There was Of
ropr TO reason wiiy his lsl.ors should
r. 10 Srpou tie wife and children
81 Lake. vhil.. b. Was pui Of every
: mr p,in lhe shs sbb e-t een' md see
ca t-tar pieces oi cioih. BIT ihis
ma,. b. unless he pios d. d 70 one
TO IN id lis md Vi uai inter rs, and
to help npproi fiaie bis righful part
ol llr mnual uconr.
It,rr was 80 u.e looking ahouf
iiH. ior e. kuew e,a rs glri m ioAu.
4 a. 8r3s ot ahu Mr.. Mnrk must
e T. grA lied corlIns 10 th la
tern q Bsany Young men. who w''h ="
sre tbsir .Up e arui a ha e'rft ey
ri q" ~ waal ne iu Iou' - elaca-
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