The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-11

disobedence- but rM and his widow and hes
children"
worn gu, ~ h. urusu.l EN- smovon, "i6sy wu ..
hhgaret's srs nuchildren."
And yours"
Frank Oldham tossed his arms wildly ont. ., q
ne would cast them from him and the old usn
separated for the night.
CHATTER VI
And 60, mother, ss ,his 10 the hrs. dsy o, ,hs
master the best wishes graf. nj hear, can ofsr.
ana presented to Martha the ga you pr, pared fox
70, ne SEQ t-le' me feel IL, I moan" inter.
ruptod Richards mother. $40 tue the shawl looks
dull and spotted ye, II 10 Of god sub,tsuoe,
nice eoft Shawl, and yr,eu, Won ..y; wa
green Ia u tho brigh, green which the young
,rch puts forth, when the Ara showers o.
hori hang upon 10 Ito diamonds or thu
DUO sreen OF to infant NhesL dstAlpg q aeli in
veve' or TIE deep. dark, nLigo green 81 tho
solemn pins tree't Rc-Ari my hid " and she
lSd her hand on his o. ouders e, ,rin~ her ey,! Ir
over Ter DIN eyes "RieL ~, II. u, ,i,rSrcss IS
Us blessing never, until bCc,tno dark, ~oaid
ihihs OF tho scsnes n my esr7 d.vs-Wben ne
neis daughter danced iof JOY In the drs. b-ans
o summer, or watched from the syheld .he ar
Ing lax, or gored Ia tho rich harvest oin. on .hs
insrry making round tie Christmas hre-I dil noA
usre TO shut my eyes aud recall those cbildiS N
nins+ when know hsy must open on Ill The
cold, cruel, vtnts % poverty but now when GU
s'o cut aud happy bless you, my darling
nsrpy Ia inGusiry--ii IL quite cheerful o CA
them against TIE wall ~ notes, a.d seeks, and
sWimm ns hingL hHt minsls with the day
light: have but TO shut nv oye-l!da and
recall al ever say, or Lived Srncng aud
there they are, the trees such tret4 aud
the flowing river fringsd with PUSHES and floating
puncnes OF forget-ms mot and tie nest 81 Tho
gresn-iootsd watof-hou, the sLimming swsll y.
Tho glsncing fish. the heavens 81 blue go full u
light; our own farm house. Nhsre FIRST your fs,hsr
cane Tor health, ard 20 read to ne, and ho.r ma
road, ard tried TO teach me all 'hngs rood and
holy, and fnado mo sec ho beauty Of the trses,
and clouds, ard flowers and b,ossoui.pg Vriss
and would ask questions, w icl, as could rot
antw,r, my tears would come; AID then he would
cal rue very silly village p1rl, and say, wish
hope, and fLit., aud l3vo, needed nothing moro,
aud that his lesrrtug would do for both ! sea
him now, not IS lou rsme'ater him, Yalo. dy ur
man, but 'ul Of youth end beauty. gave hun
God icrRive nsl iiol worship ave b. "a A. much
love, as much devotion, ~ gave mv GJI, aud lid
no, think what he would have 10 suffer irem Z a.
rytng without his fathers lesvs. | did not know
what poverty sicknsss were. hcf think wLAa
u would bo 70 SEQ him and you want food"
bho shu,dered, and then ADDED, "But God ( k
hii1 from ms 90 hest"
The boy looked oil The time upor ris mothers
eyes aud yet soc could no, read his passlonsts
gazs Of love and admiration boy though Ls was,
be had arranged her esp And 81 oothcd her glossy
hair beneath Its horde ., and joyet in tie tint Of
returning health upon cheeks no longer tin aud
| wasted the prescribed Diet bad done well Dat re-
| Pose had done better. Richard had q. al GU LIZ
masters Instructions aud spent more time In
roadirg what she loved ties. 70 hear &c hGd also
written . hymn, Which, IN her own w7v she b ad
SET TO an old chi loved tun, aud, freq Iently,
while her fingers piled Ter netting, Or her Knitting.
she woald eroor over those words deErer 10 hur
than oil that Milton eve. wrote, aud coajuro UP
the scenes OF her grlhood, mingling them With tas
harmony Of her sons verses.
ITO Be Continuef.)