The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-17

before, and why couldn't ! leave hu
Is heasealy hands Aai ,lea i csml
aio ~ hean iopu} ] knew ] hadn'i
aHy reh, 10 paay expecting % be
beard. bt vfg mine no8ld ie jbe
PRAYER 81 thc humale, and wHi
Falh 81 IS much consequence Is q
sparrow Bv-auI ~ a. we esll s3l lean,
F iag otcr lhc Eua-wale, tbe word. e q
hymn ihat ld heard Is eamn.meet,
iags came into my mind su3 uG
them oai, loud aud clear ! a,way.
I bad q good yoca. iLo Daad never
beard me q aay ,4as h q except
hum Little low thing pauiue mother
Is sleep; bul here ] had a whole SKY
10 sing Ia, aud tie hymns were iram.
pci-calIs And one after another ihey
kept thr9uEing up. aud there was q
rush of feeling 10 lIem iaat made you
shIrer. and a. ! suag len tier thrill
Cd noe through and through Wide
as he was before us was, i seemed
b widen ! fii myself jomucyms
with some vast hos ioNatds tie city
Of God, and is light. poured over ua
AMI there was nothing but 10Y and
love aud praise ana exullug expec-
laucy rs my heart And when the
( hymn died on my iips because The
words were 70 iaint and the tune was
too weak for the ecstasy, aud when
I tic silence had sooilcd me back again
/ ! ufael and saw D0n's lips hiifeu.
a0d Is, cheek whits. and III eyes ike
stars and Mr Ga5rieis iace fallen for.
baid IN lis Lands, aud he shaking
eish quick .obs; aud as ior Faith
/ ailh, She had dropped asleep, and
oae aim Vas brown above her head,
asl tie other bay where il had slipped
from 81 Gabntrs iooseued grasp
There 2 con'agion, you know, in such
ltIiines, bur Faith was Il yer Of ihc
ei;gLing kind.
We'll, this wasn't shat we'd come
or, turning all out doors into a
church, though whats a church but
ia place of Gods presences and Tor
my part, / never sc high blue sky
ard sunshine without feeling that
7 Aml all Of sudden there came a
school ol mackefel splasltg and dark
uiug and curling round tie boat, after
Ithc bait we'd thrown out on anchorlng.
I'iwould have done you good 70 have
seen Dan just 1T that monent; you'd
have realized what it was 70 have a
/ calling. He started up, forgetting ey-
cry ding else, bis face all flushed, bis
eyes like Goals, Lis mouth tight and
hi tongue silent; and how many
hook. he lad ont I'm sure ] don't
know, bw hg kelt jerking them IN by
twos aud tLrees, aud iitaIly they Bit
a, .he bare larb and were taken With
Iot any barb at all, just as il they'd
come aud asked 10 be canght Mr..
Gabiiel, BE didn't pay any attention
s G,. f+,,t Ha, oall.l ~ Nm, ~ .tit,
nj o.a1,.tl, IS ,'o,l, a1
laI ;nt,I;. .1 mood. I'M ~ yos
- ,al ..3 ,,,a,I,;.o 81 III O'a
,ar ,,'a ,,,n.,.;,a Vsn wi,on IN
had gotten 81 out enough, and taey
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But As | was saying, all this time,
Mr. Gabriel, he scarcly looked az
Failh. At first she dIdut comprehend,
and llea something WAN ail over her
face as il tie yety blood in her veins
had grown darker; and there was such
danger IN her eye that before we step
ped into he boatagain ~lsledto good
uess had liie-preserYer Bat in
tlc beginning the religious impression
lasted AID gave him great resolutions;
and then strolling oil and along the
beach, he fell in with some men there
and did as be always did, scraped ac-
quaintance. ! verify believe these
men were total strangers, HAT he'd
never laid eyes on them before, and
after q few words be wheeled about
A lie did 50, his glance fell on Faith
stanaipg there alone against Tie pale
sky, ior the weather Il thickensd, and
watching the surf break At her feet.
lie was molionlcss, gazing at her long
and then, when lie had turned cuce or
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