Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-01
DUTY AND KINpNEs

snce of Dsaeo,s Jo ng. There vel : tsns on the sgd lace of his vie.
 Ilt sLalI Is sent to sea- said Dsaco
 Browning sternly.
 i There vas r'esdiag io5k in tke syes c
 Mss Browning, ss She lifted ikem io tke iso
 face offer hasl,sud. Fut 10 wssds passed u lips 7s
 : He shall De sent t. sea, | is ny lAs Ihafe r
 ..phiiip is ssrr yesng, 1onas, sid Mrs
 Rpxning
 sel Leo souas ior esil, sad. therefore, uo toe yapss fsr slz l;ss ,ias ls asa io eraaicas, the evil. sls sli go to sts. eapsaiu Eli sails in tl.r Fanny Williams next Monday. will clil mon hias I is very day.
 Isn't tue Fanny Williams 2 w..aler9" The Ilips of Mfs Browning qaiyered and her voic, iaf ci,nS iJ5 unal.
 Yes,'' was firmly answered. s wuulds't seld hm 4v ay ina Misssef, Jo tas. E.meuher he is very youug. not thir teen til April
 ( Young or old, Mar Les ito go, said the sieIsl old deacon, who vas | believer in the gospel of the law He was no weak advocate of moral auasion. as it is fan.iliarly termed ! He .sas i., u. law. asd was strict consiruc- tioniss l ssss Browning entrred into uo argument with her husband, for she knew that would ts .u..Iess. And So she cast her eses nlsskly to ! tie floor sgain. while the tears eiept oyer her flee, aa.d feiIiifiarge drops apon tis carpet. Deacon Dsoxaing saw the issrs but they did not nsose hin. He was isarsproof. Piuis ,;be uEending member of the Brown. is.e family. aassa haagLs assise, restless boy. nho, iroin tEe stslt had Lesn reIsl against sopale suthosi,s and As matter .I eoarss not subsequently against authority both just and reasofalae lse psttieul@f offence for wliish Ii = as nos ili disgrace s..s, 1t must be owusd. rather serious oue. ias had. iii company with three o.l.er bays ot his age, known .s the ereatesi rsprobaies in tue village rshcl a choice pian tree. belonging to iisig'lbor, o. al the fr..it it eou.aineI, and then killed iayorite dog. which happened to discover theal tt .ieir work, and attempted to dfiye t.... from the gard h.. The neisibor had com .,Ia;ned to Deacon Browning. accompanying his E.on,,,laiut With threat to have Phiiip ares sed fyr stealing
 I. yoa don | d d6 susaell.iug wiIL sLat boy of yours. he added viii, considerable feeling lle Il end his fife a the stals PIisou or on tLe ga.Iowsr
 The boy was on inc brink of rain, ahd must i,s saved at all haxlr.is. As to tue nieaDsci ia.i.ls this it never .liersi into tLe heart of ;eason Brownng io conceive 0f any l,.l hs eai.'An''s = ,n the lard aud out ~tih ire and .u~ufd With him the word duty had : stern sgn.ieatiom.
 When Esron Browning mel his son Philip fer receiving tie intelligence of his efsat If f nee. it WAS witIl I Esern, sngfy rspulss He .l.d Dos see the leok oI peal, lie sigh ef re .,eutanes .ile flss Tor mercy. that xas in his searfsl ryss. A si,igle word of klntlness sosld have LsUken up tLe great deep oi the boy's heart, aud, ialeIIsd b5 warner impulses iuhss- ted isom his BoiLcr, be would have Huhg him. se:f weeI,i,,e into his f.,iher's arus. But Dea con Browning lad separated duty from kind ness 1le os.e was stern correcier of evil. E is other smiling aprfUyer of good.
 Kfon, his home to tie wharf. where the Fan hy Williams Iay. all q,irIed for sea, Deacon lfoxai,g brat lis steps. carsaia Ellis. : 9ouel hard man uas oh toard. After listen. sae ts lie fattlsrs sto,y. aEd requests, hs said
 .if yon pat your boy aboard the Fanny VI Iiaas, he | haze to bef.d or break, that iscer
 ain. Taks nay aasise md give the matter 7 seeond | ought. iell have dogs lie of t Il. xhaier. II issny el.inion that yoilr lasi has, | stuff euoa i, hlu for tlis experiment :. Ii r.k il" replied ,be Deaesal les Tei 100 n.uc, s,uiI in Ll.u to stay at Ionie, iiAa's .he s,auble aI.e Lsisd urlgcak system is fle obly one in sllel l LIsaye auy iaiih.n
 As yoa Ike. Deacon. ~ant saoiher boy md svuss \ i'll lsi.ssers euess z
 V hen slo yoa saiI 2 Le isqaifsd.
 On Monday.
 vesy vel, Fl bring ths bo5 down so nor IroN ,"
 Tbesl.ing was settled ths Deacon did no Heel altogether cpnsIo,tsble in mind. Philsl was young fer srei als experiment, as the moth l sr had. ureed Aed now very orrottaseiy Iesf ia lhe Look q lis life was turned on wIaiel ~as VI ten she sto,y ef q ieer boys wfoag and suiissires et ssa Many 5ears aee Iii l.ears lad s.t.si siek esef lie fstofsl II
 fisa to Iosl svay itssl' sls rsss. iut eould n1'
 It sss sss tO Lsld l.is syss ' kiad of iaseilIa tion. E still lie ai.. not leIsnt. Da1 1eQa|.<J "a
 so % steadily iofxaid sai zssul- his purIos' Tlsse xas Se etlsi hajs Iof ne boy