The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-11
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ins shoulders that you would cali hsm
Jess He has a mauly bearing and q
countenancs indicative 81 good nature,
and What macy good people dsem oan-
lradlesorv. aFmness ~ purpose Hc
Quits the blessjug before his meals, bat
looks w good aud 1eeps yonr plate -
sch supplied that yen scarcely notice
ihe omission He no doubt feels thank
ful aud respccts sucli customs, bat his
early training was not yrry strict on
bis point He Is mas, he looks,
talks, cats, and acts ike a man, there
h 30 mistake there. Notwithstanding
all bis checriulness, once 10 a long time
shadow oreeps over his brow, that
The close observer cal not fail to per-
eeise. he has not been without BIS
trials He has more than once been
buried into The furnace Of aflliction, into
the gull VI sorIow. He remained un-
changed til his deep grief from the
loss Of bis beloved sister Else, the moth-
"a Of julien, whose sal death, 80 far
from him aud her aged father, let a
shade upon bis manly face that has
never worn away, il visits him al lnter-
walls, and Will forever He is extremely
fond Of Ais nephew, as bis conduct and
address toward him clearly demon
strate He is the image Of bis buried
sister, hes the same bright blue eye, The
same cassie nose, aud nicely carved
lips; and he delights 10 look upon him
and LEI bis memory wander bank along
nemorys track TO long ago. Julien
has friend in his Uncle Carl, that vii
never desert him or rob him Of his due
Mrs. Schubert, Aunt Helen, is any
thing but German. Her every feature
exhibits the real Yankee freedom and
natural grace. Her complexion Is very
different from her husbands, she is far
as the summer sky, and the bloom that
still remains upon her cheek tells I'M
mistakably that when young she must
have been very beautiful No wonder
that Carl had some restless thoughts
and even nights after the happy ege-
ming at the country seat u Old Squire
Riggs, where be first met the charming
Helen. No wonder he rendered the
sweet ans Of bis countiy's genius with
M inspiration never reached before, rs
he felt her eyes upon him. lie was a
skilful musician, and the full rich tones
81 his violin rose up then died away
with the sweet enchantment lying only
M the power Of genius. He had play
cd fow evenings before in Now York
with gIcat applause but not the power
that seemed to have bold on him in the
presence Of the little circle gathered in
the parlor Of the venerable squire. He
spent his life in music and was about TO
leave il as a profession, and enter upon
a farm life, for the purpose Of reeuper-
Iating his health and enjoying the sweet
repose Of retirement He was then on
his way TO Julien who was living with
amaiden lady, and friend Of the deceas-
ed father. Schubert was unwilling to
part with his violin, the closest COM
panion Of his life, and il was with him
when he drove up before the squires
large dwelling, and asked for lodging
through the night. The long box Sit
ting i, the foot 81 the hat stand in the
hail. could not escape the keen eye OF
Yankee curiosity and the traveller was
obliged 70 reveal its contents; then, as
a matter Of course, to play. Carl Schu-
bert had never SO successful night
His audience was small, bat his receipts
we're greater than any evening ia the
States or on the continent. lie left the
squ res with an invitation 10 remember
them should fortune throw HIM IN their
way again He always intmated that
thrie was a little some thing more what
1t as lie left his friends to conjecture.
Julien occasionally found an enyel-
npe il his uncies desk directed TO Miss
lielen Riggs, which cost hun some lit
tie arigiHg to see into; Int IS uncle
Carl was ia Der rtucenl wNs alla-
son sm ide to it, bis respect Il n
PAeW sa.d3m troubled Alin.
Oae pseclous pat d our organism is,
thaf wa can think, and moi commit our
boa4hls TO words, unless sc choose
Julien hook advantage Of THIS, and as
al rode along he quiet stream or las
resting on omeot Use moss beds Of bis
orst. l.fs thoheilts treqaptrly turned
on ihe SINGLE state 81 las 1ncte and the
envelope, tlll between the two, be had
rather close smmises. lie was satisfied
that the clrsleot bis relatives was about
to be enlarged, aud he waited silently
tor time % reveal it, mysteries. lie
aas totally absorbed, one day, lying IL
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