The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-10

and Il ia ssen ths stray irom Isbl.lc-
lye.e agsla. wss ibo tired fgy lalkiog
ahoa III came back. Thai had lern
-lea me ssr--en = sl0naat. ! sl.isl..
yes an ! Mos,day. and auFsGay ese-
uire AZ indoors lNa ltega t. sclI on
re. and IN tl.es sas IL a iaipfos-
"a. | a4aughl III run oat fer = wa,k
along li.e soa-wsn. The ssnssi was
creeping round everyillae and lying
ii great sletss nj ihe brood, aill RVS
er. The children were fiolicking il the
water. and 81 Wa 50 gay, and the ar
was - sweet. ,ha, ! went lingering
along farther thm I'd meant and by
and.by who should see but a couple
sauniering toward me ri my own gai'.
ard one OF item a. lanh. She had
on muslin wilh hiIie roses blushing
all over IL. and she iioa'ed along u il
as il She werr d pink cloud, and -he d
snarl,ed d yn.e 81 tie t,a'der young
woadbinc a. .ite went. and. ihro@ing
il round her shoulders, held the two
ends % one haud like fibhon, While
pBh H. otter ,le sNtmg her white
sun-l,atnrt. She laughed, a,el si,ook
bsr head at M. and there. large as
lie. under the dark hr.dds danglcd NY
coral earrings, that sled adopted
without leave or license. She'd been
down to the lower landing 10 meet
Dan, Ting she'd done before don't
know when, and was Making up with
Mr.. Gabriel willie Dan sla, ell behlud
10 see 10 things. kept them ti,laing
and Mr.. Gabriel WI. splr,inlg WITH
f.n, for be 4 gu t. ieelisg acquainted.
and il had pul bim il Iugil spirits, 70
get ashore nj ihs hour, though hc ilk
ed the sea, ard We were alf laHgh ng
when Dan came r. Now | must
confess ] hadn't lauciel Nj. Gab,id
Ioyer and aboy-; | suppose my first
impression had hardened into a preju-
dice; and after had aihomed the
mruiiug oi Faiths iine lraiiiers | hk-
ed him less than ever. But When
Dan came up. be jainettrg ght ia, gay
and hearty, and liking his new acqaan-
lance so much, thar, thinks J, he
must know best, and I'll let him look
Out Tor his interest himself. il wstlld
have been no use, though, ior Dan to
pretend TO boat the Fiencliman al lis
own weapons. aud | don't know a. |
should have cared 10 have him. Tue
older grow, the less think Of your
real intellect; throw learning out
The scales, and give me a great, warm
heart, Ike Dams.
Wei, il was getting on IN the eve
uing, when the hatch lifted, and in ran
Faith. S,e twisted NY ear-rings ont
Of her hair exclaiming,
Oh, George, are yoa busy Capi
you perse my ears nov
pierce them yourself. Faith.
.Well, pierce, then. But ] can't,
you know ] capt. Won't you now,
George? and She tossed the ear-ring>
into my lap.
why. Faith said J. how'd you
contriys to wear these, if your ears
arc n't'-
.0a, tiel them on. Conc now,
Georgitr
SO got the ball Of yarn and the
dariing-needle.
ON not such big one ! cried she.
perhaps you'd like a camhric nce-
die, said !.
4 don't want winch, She pouied,
well, here's smaller one. Now
kneel down.
Ycs, but you wait n moment tn I
screw up my coHrass.
no need. You can talk, and III
take yu1 at unawaes.
So Faith kuelt iowa, ard ! rot all
ready.
Aud What shail | talk abonl I 50 a
she. 'Aboui Aunt Rhody, or Mr. Ca
briel, or----l'll fclI you tue qiieerest
Iihins. Georg t Going 10 nov 4
"Do be qldet, Faidi, aud moi k ep
your head flirting about sog for she'd d
started up to speak Then she COM
posed herself once more.
What was | saying? Oh, about
that. Yes, George, the queciest
thing! You see, this evening, when
Dan was on, | was -itnng talking
sith Mr.. Gabriel, and be was Won
dering how | came to be dropped
down here, 50 told hlm all about IL.
And heswas 50 Interested that went
and showed him tic lhings | had op
when Dan found mr, YOU know tliey
lave been kept real nice. And he
took them. and looked ihem all over,
rlose, aimring thtm, anl-and-ad-
mi, i.g me. aud finally he started, and
then eea tie trock TO tie light. and
tAe4 liied.a lltlle plail, and in the un-
der side of the bct-huin- there was 4
same very finely wrougli,-V Virginie
d.s yipleis; and lac looked at all lie
others. and in some hidden corner Of
every one, was the initials Of the same
name. V. des y
That should be your name, Mrs.
Deyereux, says he.
oh, no 7 says ] Ny names Faith.
Well, and on thai be asked, was
there no more and 50 | took OF the
liule chain that I've always worn, aud
showed him that. and be asked If there
was face in il. ia what We thought
vs. a coin, you kpow; and | said, Oh,
il didn't ut,en and he turned il over