The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-04-01

AtI VIVA II 'ENiftit Htt'ts ~ 4ftsNN 't'tt'
riitaaly gizag UPON tlie 4 OF - i
be too nas dead.
cHAFTEa u.
only tl.ink iug = sadly 5hinking
0f lht gp.id that was lait clay;
0fihs castle hsd builiei,
That &c a.ssls hsyc ssepl away,
Ofihs ressare I h,l gathered
llui 80 haa i silierl dust,
And tn 80 q perish. eteu
By te eaahvr and the rest.
Liaa Liapooi
@Whr,e amIi Who arr youF This
VA. uttered fdNlly by tl.c stranger who
va, introduced in Tie previous chapter.
Three iopg weary week. hal lsr been
catillrd 10 his couch by iiat terrible dis.
ra.e. brain fever. He bud retired With
lie nl of the pastor on that unhappy
h Which hal Witnessed the burial Of
Amy llerhpit. aud III the morning he wa.
delriou> al.i knew nothing OF the many
Mad attentions paid him by the kitd-
hearted Villagers. or how often the good
pastor had prayed by hi. sick bed that
God would turn away this sickness from
obc 50 Won Z. Now the prayer ha hten
answered. and he had al lasi awakened 10
CONSEQUENCES. uud before liza attendant
ronld reply to u.s. former intetroga.orles,
aSktd---
!" How came I here!"
oh you are vt Mr., Elstone's and J
am only Mary Morton, Who have been
taking "a c uf you during yuur sickness.
Mc-sirk How long have been
here?'
Little more than three weeks sad
4 Mary; f" bul you must mol talk nov Try
AMI sleep again.
He SAID 10 NOR, luf gazed .lrnily up
on III. hands, which bal become quite
thin and wasted durng h. long illness.
Al last his eyes gently closcd and by his
heavy bre.thng Mary knew be wn. sleep
ing. She softly l,il tic room aud impa't.
ed the goo nrw, Il Mr.. Elstone, llnl
re son liad sgaia resumed h sway, AMI
ltr patient was NV enjoying refreshing
,erp.
God he praised was HE { rvent ciac-
ulation Of that plots man Let me
know when lie wakes again
Mary returned 10 her pst by the sick
mar, couch, nciselessy, and r sumcd lioi
sewing which had been n cnnptcd by ths
questions Of the sufferer.
She might have sat thus an our, wler
raising h r etes, size met the e ,ze OF the
stranger liked upon her face, over w'cl
the rays u The declining sun was liualI.
pla, ing.
stepping 70 The door Mary called tt
blr. Els'on., who Immediately entered the
apar meut, aud Advancing To ihe bedside
asked The pst,nt how he felt
Much better he replied; but hav'
been very sick I!
Yes, Tor time lie physician despair
Ell Of your recovery" SAID Mr.. Fl tone
: but you are better now.'
% sir," sad the stranger, can nev
cr repay you l,r your kindness
"fhunk not OF thai, reptile Mr. III
,louc; " am more tlan repaid IN seeing
you again % far recovered, and cuotin
timed hr, to whom shall send, tia
your friends may know Of your safety
for many hearts mu Lc flied with anx
,ety."
The poor man groared bitterly, an
covering lis face With hi. dim whit
, hands. endeayored 10 conceal tue tear
which were slowly c,ar,ing down hi
wasted c.,reks. As he Replied
Ala<, sir, have 40 friends at lea'
, none who would care 20 know Of my safe
/. lty, Once bad ftcu i. but
, Tear. clioked Eis uttcrance, and Nj
El,iu,c, fearing the effect oi so mach ex
clteincnt would be detrimental 10 III
speedy recovery Of hi, patient. generousl
: tnrrbore 10 question hn further; but 4
, lac was retiring from the apartment, th
! stranger said: when | am strongei
: you saall knoS my wi.o'o history. ca
uoi, cannot toll ypn uow."
Thus sped another week, and tie strtf
Ger was 50 lar recovered A. 10 be able
/. leave hi, 10 in, aud TO ride a sbou slang
. IL tie tr",h morning air. lie hal eve
6 attempted 10 walk. bar this exeuion pro,
ing TOO much 10, him, il WIS several da,
before lie could again leave his apar
: iurni.
One evening, as the pastor and his wi
4 we're seated ia tie hb,ary. before ligh
:. were brought il, the stranger entered, ~
addressing Mr. Eisone. sald;
Il y an si,ous enough 70 lell sou ~
il story now, bit ol, continued be. "yo
: mu-l hat nc when You knon a!i. Iha,
4 bern yrry, very wieard-'
; lie appeared ior q moment lost
thought. lnen continued, Ms father ".
Z il Neil-io-,io farmer IA M---, where m
& cidIdlioad was si,m. aad uniil =.
" eighteen, never deri,ed to leave M II
% rens. lini charmed With ihe accounts
/, eiy LIE from o1e William Berkeley. VI
4 usually spent tie >anmer ~ our yidage,
va. possessed of desire 10 accom-. l.ai
. him 10 New YORK.
i became % Dissatisfied with the occ'
patton u farmer, that otrn when se
: ~ "a, iaflsf niD tls iitlds. / ata =