Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-16

She started and looked up-up into 9
dark eyes and handsome face then has
tily arose, dropping pencil and paper, and e
extending her hand with deep flush on
her face and an earnest look Of welcome
in her eyes.
II did not know you were in town, Mr.
Herbert"
! II was not three hours ago. | came
from the depot to your house, and they
told m the direction you had taken.
knew where to find you"
g. I'm glad you did Now let's hasten back
that may show you how much | am CIV
en- to hospitality"
, live had abundant demonstration of
that before. Let us sit down here. And
: now how do you do? You are tired, are
you not ?" ... . .s
! mo, far from it. have been resting
this hour, and this greatly unexpected
!. pleasure banishes the last remains Of fa-
f igue,' ."r
S Il went in to see your mother before |
G came here She is no better ?"
s "Oh, am glad you went in. 1t did
h her good, know No, she is no better
e but now tell me how you do, and what
e news you bring me from the world--the
,e brave, gay world" ~.
y IL am very we'll, and am prospered'
IS The word is moving, part In the r1ght
to and part in the wrong direction he salc
s. half abs.ractedly.
OF 81 find it difficult sometimes to pre-
as vent myself being carried down the wrong
ed current What have you to tell me OF
err Nature? | am afraid you find little time
Il. to act as her priestess now !"
no 81 do not find much, but value sucf
nv hours more, and come with better heart
in perhaps, than | should if l could com
when | chose,
he "Your heart is right, | know.
wouldn't wonder if, by and by. you WI
be able to live as the gods do. 70
me know Thoreau says that nectar and am
tv brosia are only the fine favor of ever
,ad earthly fruit which our coarse palates fa
nj to perceive, Just as we dwell in the beaVe
rot. of the gods without knowing It, ca
oon ' half imagine that the heaven has becon
f visible to you" :, ;,
nod "No. | should be a goddess then 81
fem said, playfully, "and great must be Il
ION victories ofhim who would undergo apot
The eases
the "lf you have not overcome who ha
Of | wish you would teach me the way al
own help me up to you !!
rms NAV" she said, earnestly; "y
,r of have overcome men: who can be gFe'
was er among the gods !" -,
d He looked at her eagerly, While
less hot blood welled into her face as
inps thought howshe had spoken he rep
n;no ted softly "Who shall stand in his h'
,oats nlace? He that hath clean hands an'
vs. pure heart ?"-thcn said, gravely
MIRO earnestly, "You can help me as no
here else can Ineed you!'
tw;. Did she not know it? Did she
l;ke need him ? And is it small tn
con. when two souls meeting the conflict
:. life can look out at each other and
cause "l need you| :,
% aIe God only knows how her heart ech
f,u. the words as she sat there, alfcolor strl
, had on from her face, while she looked
It be the future ana saw 'no pa" II
Re. tread without him stretching away III
> ldav desert-whle green pastures and
u 70 waters Law where he would lead. !,
In He held out his hand and said ~
,s on and involuntary she placed her han,
fornd his 1t was but moment, and she
;ntn. III, withdrew it, 81 cannot, she
Oh eho while n look. almost of despair, set
,rs Of upon her face. He saw the struggle,
armed his great heart bled for her, while an
'atinc hand seemed grasping it as he though
noss;. himself. They sat still and powe
to her for time; then he said, :,
- III know you think you are dc
there right and God forbid that should
wake. Won to do otherwise-but think once
ho nld Think how we can help each other IL
Of her work given us to do.
on life 20. no, your work should be mine
-. IN NTH nv cares, would be but q bu
death and hindrance to you. my wo'h 10
;na al vours out in the world. God has
i firm them to us: we must not falter' bu
. cov. time is short and, thank God io'
ndulg- eternal and .ns .sa.s ,', 81 s him
mforter "Amen J! ca'ae uo'n u ..u;ns 70
j now; They sat sile"'' eaJn s. aHe wos
in ali selfcontrol. He saw that she was
saw that her work was there an
nc glad had no right to give up his Of prea
med ju- Christ. goa aoo'P''u M -
he song the sacrihce. ,:,. 4, .tood
YER sun him, pale and trembling "aod
lness of you" he saia ''he ,uo" Worl
Ith, and will help ana strehg.n'a .n ~h;oh On
scarcely not be carelessny aone, w. 10. m;,l wr
ng. Ma has been sacr,hceu. ..,aa ~. 20 Won ar
aptising me, you VIII le' me as saauer soe can