The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-06-24
lF ae Aie Nati
THE SOUTH BREAKER.
In Two Parts.

EANA IT,.
I've bad such a lright2 he said.
George Is that soaf
Milh that Il swert over him airesh,
aad be fell bark. IL moment o. two
be lried % li.e, hai he was weak as a
child lie coutfiyed 10 keep on his
elboa 4 momcni, though, anl 70 give
a luak out of ihr window,
Il came on tlow, didn't ity he
asked but there Dc sank down again.
] can't stay sog l.e murmured
soon, can't % ilere,-I must
trll you. George, gst out the spy
glass, and 20 up on The roof and look
over I've ha1 i dream, / ten You /,
I've bad dream. Not that either,
but III jast stamped On me Il was
IKE 4 Storm -md dreamed HAT that
schooner. the FBaway, had part
"a. Aud tic hai Of hers crashed
down iast as she broke, and Faith and
that man arc high up on the bows IS
die middle 81 lie South Breaker
Make bate, Gcoreie Christ make
haste
nrw 70 Ihe drawers and opened
them. and began to put ile spy.gIass
together. Smldenly be cried ouI again,
0h. here's where the faalt was
" ha, right had | ever 10 marcy tie
clild, not loving ber beund hcr ]
crushed herl | stifed her Ii she
lives. il is my sin; il she dies. | mur-
der her =
lie hid bis face, as he spoke, 50 that
his voice came tltick, and great chok-
ing groans reut their way up from bis
heart.
All At once, as | looked up, there
stood mother. in her long white gown,
beside The bed. and bending over and
taxing Dams lIot head ii her two
hands.
Behold, lie comeih with clouds :
She N Whispered.
II always did seem to me as If
mother had the imposition Of hands,
perhaps every one feels so about their
mott er,-but ouly ler touch always
iigbiens an ache ior me, whether IT'S
in the heart or the heao.
oh, Aunt Rbodl,' said Ian, look
ing Up il her laca with hi, distracted
eyes, cant you help meg
j vii. lift up NINE eyes unto the
hills, from Nhnee conah NY help
said mother
There's 10 hclp. dercr called
Dan. There's 10 God there lie
wouldn't have lei q little chll run in
10 her dsmnaiionp
Hush, hash, Dan" murmured
mother. Faith never can have been
At sea in such a night as this, and not
have felt Gods hand snalehiBg her
out Of sin. IL she lives, she's chang
sd woman; and if she dies. her soul
IS ehiiened and iit to walk with saints.
Through much tribulation.'
Yes. yes, muttered father, 10 the
room beyond, splitting on bis hands, as
il lie were going to take bold OF the
truth BY the handle, 'il's best to clean
up a thing with the lirst spot, and not
wait for il to get all rusty with crime.
And be- said Dan, and he-thai
man. Gabriel"
B@aeen tha aaile ard tic ground
II lnercy's asked, meEcy's fousd,"
said /.
Are you there yet George be
cried, turning 10 ne. Here I'LL 20
myselfP But lie only stumbled and
fell on The bed again.
In al the terror and the tempest
Of these long hours, for there's been a
fearful stern, though yoa haven't ieli
IT, said mother, Ia all that. Mr.. Ga
briel can't have slept. Bat at lrsl
il mus, have been that great dread
appalled, him, and be may have been
beset with sorrow. He'd brought her
to this. But at last. for he's 10 COW
ard, be Las looked death IN the face
and nei fiinchcd and he danger, and
the grandeur there i in despair, have
lifted his spirit TO great heights
heights found now IN an hoaF, but
which Ii whole lite long be never
would have gained,--heishis from
Which he has seen the light Of Gods
face and been ,raasfgured ii it,
heights whcre the soul dila,es 10
stature Il can never lose. Oh, Dan,
heres moment when the dnoss
strikes %, ard tie Impurities, ara the
grain sets, AID tAere comes out lie
great Hhite diamoaa. For hy grace
are ye saved, through faiah, and that
no, q yourselves, II is The gift of God