The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-10
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ia Two Parts.
PArf 4
vas earlr-s and SIZE geve him
lrnati hterpis company mdb yoang
msli Jp-i d h ere aud sac 20 nlp
q mnS e fYap sira shi 10 nie, i D,ni
vntere j, fcfove le ever ~ = N.
Is aHd Stormy tights, wIcu hr was
eam, aud in his loag tips, -ile Away
locked az her doors d come over
and Z, ilony b,.t ap,slc sa on
OF those that o.ter listphed 10 r.a-on,
AID il Wa none so easy tor me, you
naiy sorpise.
Things had gn,e oa bew for some
tlsace years, aed IA about iitrd n ny
look j, ,--.l' tried 10 t,ach Faith some,
bat she y luidni 20 any farther than
newspaper slof.rs, when one day
Dan iook hr and me 10 SAT-, and we
we're 10 nave had Il clam ohowder on
ihr Point. il the quail hadn't come.
As il WAS, we'd got 10 put up with
chicacn-hroih, and il couldn't have
been better. considering who made it.
Ii WAS getting on lov ard tie cool OF
lbe My evening. tie sunset was
round On the Oh cr side OF the house,
but al the cast looked as Il tie sky
had been stirred up with eulran juice,
It'll it grew Inpl and dalk, ttd
then tie two lisln-hoU.es Jared out
and showed as the lip OF frotll tapping
the shore beyond, aid ! heard iaiiier's
voice, and be eame in.
There was noihinl Dot iic ire-hglu
IN tie room, aud Il threw about great
shadows. 50 that At first entering al,
vas iadi,tiuci but heard 4 foot
behind hptlltrs. and thcu form ap-
prared, and something. ! never could
tell what, made q great shivcr rush
down my back, idsr as when a crea-
ture is triglacucd 10 the dafk At What
you dml zee, and 50, though my soul
va, eaeonscious, ay body ic't there
Was dangcf ia tie Ul. Ian Lad ris-
On AMI lighted the lamp dat swings
il tIi, ehiainey, and father first Of all
had gene up AID kissed mother, aud
lett the siguuger standing; then he
TUNED round, saYipg,--
A tough day. IT, been a tough day;
and here sume uu p ptose it. sitor-
gle, Lope thai p,a's II am DOES Not be-
he H. for NJ Gabriel Nereia3 and !
waai q good supper aad COOL bad.
Al this, the stranger, slill standing,
bowed.
Heres ll,a one, father. said L.
Bu about lh'. bed, Faitliil have TO
stay aeie, aud | don't sec unless Dan
takes him over
That I'll do. said Dan.
All right, said the stranger, in q
voice llal you didpi seem 70 notice
whiie II vas speaking, bur that loa
rmcvb bore afterwards ike the ring
81 any silver Thing tha, has br u
thrown own; ard he dropped hi, hai
on the Hon and drew near Tie Ere.
place. wnfm ~ band thar were .hu-
der aid brown, but stapely a. wo-
man'-. WI. tasting az the snppcF
50 only gave him glance - fwo. ana
saw lfm siandit flrfe hi l,f haud
extend 4 70 the biaze, aud bi. ese rrst.
ing lightly a.drhen raitie on FadI
! in her pretty >hep. aid turning away
much a. onr turns from Il picture At
length ] came TO ash him o ~ by
and at that m9men, Faith, Ewes open
/ cd.
Faith always woke mp just as a bA-
+, by does, wide and bewiiderrd, and the
iire had flushed her eheeks. and her
hair was di,ordercd. and she fixed her
gaze on him, as Il he bad stepped oui
Of Ler dreaie. her hps halt parted and
/ then curling in smilr.--but IN a Sec
oni he moved otf with me. aud Faith
shipped down and into the little bed.
gooin.
Well. We Sidnt wasie many words
until iaiher'l lost tie { lge Of hi, ap-
petite. and then | told aLoui Faith.
IF that don't beat the Dutch 7 said
f. father. Here's Mr. MIR
Gabriel, said the stranger.
Yes, Mr.. Oaariel Nrrelay been
served tie same trick b, tie same
-qasl. only worse ud more Of IL
knacked 81 The yacii-Whal's that
700 c.Il itrf
Il h,ile Louise
.Aad 10 iof drowned, II they see
him 81 :, all. Bot he couldn't a
nked u iha; sea. IL he'd tried. He
kip afoal We bluudered into him
AID here be is
Dan and looked around in consid-
erabie surprise, for be was as dry a.
an Angus, leAE
oh, said ibe strsnger, eoloriBg, and