The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-07-23

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ticed the marks 81 agitation on hrs face,
~ was returning from Frenchmans
that lived some way from his neighbors-
The Freuchman, supposing him TO be
IN company with the rioters, conversed
with him accordingly. He was weil
posted, having been in conference with
Jones and Welsh but short time pre-
yions. and before be discovered his
mistake he had given the very worst
enemy to his designs full understand
INC Of them. Horr Sweedlewashor told
him the best thing he could do was to
influence his workers to abandon
their project, for perhaps they would
meet with more resistance than they
anticipated. A few insinuat!ons Of
cowardice, and the Frenchman was ~
ing insensible on the chips in front OF
his door
Living so far away, none OF the
friends knew Of his misfortune. Had
they known the circumstance Just men
toned, probably '.the meeting would
not have attempted what it did. Some
things are left to be learned by expert
ence; and once learned, are never for
gotten. Juhen's enemies had played
mighty cunning, but in the end, they
fell into the trap Of their own setting.
Ii was very dark when Julien returned
to his boarding place, after the pleas
ant evening with Herr Sweedlewnsher.
As be groped along, he thought how
dangerous the smile might have been
that came unspoken ut the pronuncia-
ton Of Triphena's name, on the first
day Of school. Had that smile been
seen, and carried Home, Herr Sweede
washer might have been in the ranks
against him Running over the events
of a few weeks, he could not help but
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feel that his ef.lamities had been at least
fortunate misfmtunes. His last thought,
before be slept that night, was, how
consoling it must be to the insurgents,
to ponder over the great good they had
done themselves, and the serious injury
they had done "the teacher" Amonth
passed Juliens school was much as
he wished it, and he was working pros
perously. The absentees were as well
off at home as anywhere for themsel-
YES, and much better for their teacher.
There were certain losses that Julien
counted gain. Reports of the meeting
were now spread far and near, creating
everywhere great excitement Sympa-
thy for the master was the universal
feeling, and mouths and newspapers
were loud in their applaud of his quiet
frmness and noble bearing. His meth
cd Of teaching, that Welsh and Jones had
SO riddled while exposing it's fallacies,
seemed to impress communities gener-
ally, as very deserving improvement
Julien made frequent calls among his
4 patrons and daily grew in favor with
those who knew him. The Indian-like
characters still kept up a skulk firing,
from behind the various stumps and
bush heaps Of their own invention, but
10 no purpose,-the horn of their
strength was effectually driven m
The close Of Juliens term was APP
preaching. He received letters from
many directions requesting him to take
charge of schools, all of which he re-
fused He was through teaching. He
had laid the foundation FOR great
work, and others must build on till its
completion.
These were fattering days for young
Arnold
The title that aunt Hilena, the French
prophecies had given him was familiar
to almost every one, and he heard il
continually from lips Of praise She it
was that first styled him lie Heros dc
I Ecolc" Herr Sweedlewasher's broad
hand shook the young victor's for the
last time, with strong feelings Of emo
tion. They hoped to meet again in
Germany, whittier both were soon 10
20 Julen's letters had been full Of
graphic pictures Of his unique sur
ronndings, and Herr Carl could hardly
wait to see him. When he came again,
there was unusual happiness in "the
palace of the wood" Once more he
resumed his studies, and year from
the day ne returned to his lovely home,
be left il perhaps forever
4 He had decided to perfect his educa-
ton in Germany, and was on bis way
thither, when he made Miss Olmstead
I her promised visit. She ba Iehm God
speed, aud be was riding the seas to a
land that should one day pay him i'm
mortal homage
( he entered University well known
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