Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
WHOLE NO. 16I<

Il ' E /. I Fei5 dilsEsi't were the mothers .eA51iI 4i:< I the eIii.'l. TealfalIy she pleaded wisb ha,-- I essly sh btsough him to ask Lis 6.s'.1f1 forgiveness for the evil he had dons. But R1l|. I ip said
 No. astass. voa!d iathsr toN 1.s. Fathef soa'i love ne ks dons care ior ns> hs hates me. l believe
 Philip Philip! Don't speak in dat xsy of yoar father He does love; and t is osI, for your good that he is going to send yoa to seq Oh, how could you d. so wicked thinxi' Teafs wee in he mosher'e e{sk I..| |<. boy had shesn something of ite fssber I,ssa 1 spirit is hisn, asd howed no weakness 1t isat any worse than De did nbss he 11s | sPhilipl'
 Well it isn't; for benrd 2is Wrirht tsH Mr, Fieeman ,lsst fasher and Ia rollsi 6,s4. a,ass.nd he,is hests e1.l i;t xets< q '.5| |& that when they xI',< toyz Peer Mrs. i;ftxtjAs ea4 >''1.E XsI aie relsnst4 Iex riIda toy .l61 f.4.111 Nas; an Ie< <hen She <a. ' 'a.|> s1' had heard ..Il plaua.r q >,I| laii {. A. @..-n
 Very uncxpeete5 a' Iees ts N< N|.* ins--iLe n<ihi4.<r en|'td |4 .u ,h9 f,&1|.< @ that troubled day. Ai.er some s2nesAI z.a<t4 sasion with iheaaniiy, he asked io have f11 words with the deacon alone Is 1t true, Mf BrowBing.' he said, aisst ti4s had retired to an adjoining sOom, that you asa going to send Philip sea
 Too true, replied the faiher soberIy- At c my last hope. From the beginning that boy has b<en rebel against juA authority ahd though l have never relaxed discipline ibrougk sii'e weakness Of natrral feelings yet fesisssnc. has grown with his growth, and strengthened Nith Lis sirs Dgth, until du,y requires me to uss . desperate remedy fof despcrate disease'
 Duty, said the minister. has twin sisters
 He spoke in changed voice, and with manner that arrested tue attention of Deaosn Browning. wLo looked at Linn with glance of inqniry.
 She is IS lovely and gentle. as be is hard a1d unyielding.'
 The Deacon still looked curious.
 When the Twin sister of Duty is away hom his side. he loses more than half his influence EGt. in Ter beautiful rresence, Le gains dieai- ty and power that makes bis ptecepts laws of life 10 ali xLo Lear lhcm, Tle s,pblar1 lbeIss, tLe iron wil is subduea ihS spirit q evil strinks away from the human soul
 here was pause.
 The naus of ,has twin sister il Kiudn1ss.
 Tie eyes of Deacon Brownine fell ava, from the minister countenauee, and dfoDped uai'| they rested npon tte fooz - HaS4<* -~reB pnneaP e Ai> tlv1y. t1.1 .|... . executing tLeS la. bat r<$er tl.<
 Has that IesaIsill ,&ia z's|d A|1' Y the side of Dasy has les4 |ssa |6 1& |.. Deacon Drowuiagi
 Side by side vith lhe N'zIiIl< <|1>I 0a|+ Kindness -the Grp, uasl.diIlIHt It>|I.. @ the mild, loving Aisser--A6< N Gs 44@ x poser t0 reach ths ps.s>s< kea.I &i... ing ceeuce ss his pride asd soreives slsn rs.l .l.Ae<1 @ 1& # . os salvatian, said l's.eeu 4Eo@t. <. covering binsdlf f'p4 lhe s|I.. demnation.
 Only when slss str4ys ]e6 ||> s''@ ~ <.@ replied the uaiaissef sDpt{ ~ i....|' 4|* always aet toge!her.'
 Much more, asi .E> .< 1'.s urged by the minister xh> k't 1* M visit. and tl,en xitla]ssr 4AaI I* |.|.s.'I might work the desirsd <r>.
 
 When Deacon I'p4ains e14 Fn4 front door of the hos>e a<H .&s X minister, le drsp up . <4.Is |1 |.| '|| r. M family sitting room, ar1 s'@1R ".. speued the llrte faH'i|E .||. xe re much solse.<d iee.1I1< # M |.. .& x l'ea upollIi lss..| u |< 4 I,ix n,othcr fIe atf;.2a4 I<= < &I1i < ..i as;ve of ssdi!S,sn 14||Hi|| S| <|||.||n| |... con nfuxning ht ts t1||t e X alodd, s,ld Co dxes sh< .| |>1| <|>.1. ><< bent his face d,<ss VI K 1. '-1@z.& 1 serving she notsa!tni <*''1> 1IE 7 The Deacon elssl<d 1t |h<1| '.|< so ce did Ii tt tske pI s1< <o1|. 4I.| ... | .. eyes and in his he@f 1<<
 Asa fasIer ii:ie.|| I'4 ef||'| Had there bel t'<i$. 1|| F H 3/ Deacon B4oxnia1 1 'a 1s|1|I<. lpy boy Nay 1.l I4>ss 1| .. .&|. stead
 From hundys 'e<< t 1& .'.; con Browning, 's< '|.4 * |@
 ,I.ese words. .36 'Atx ..|< |, i,esef perceived sIs.. [ A| and remained is 1t| t| & . . '
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