The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-04-30

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But while she was still very young
oh very, very young, the sister
dropped, and came to be- So weak
that she could no longer stand in
the window at night; land then the
child looked sadly out by himself,
and when he saw the star, turned
round and said to the patient pale
face on the bed, 81 see the : start
and then a smile used to come Upon
the face, -and -alitte weakoxoiceusedo
to say,a..God bless my brother ahtfs
the star!'"' 1r1 x~.rn
And SO the time came all too soont
when the child. looked out alone,
and when there was no faceSon the
bed; and when there was a little
grave amoug the graves, not there
before; and when the star made
long rays down toward him, as he
saw it through his tears. ~ asiE
Now. these rays were so, bright
and they seemed to make such
shining way from earth to heaven,
that when the child went, to. his soli-
tary bed he di canned about the star
and dreamed that, lying where he
was, he saw train of people taken
up that sparkling road by angels.
And the star, opening, showed him
a great world of light, where many
more such angels waited to receive
them. - =
1 All thcse angels who were waiting
turned their bearning eyes upon the il
people who were carried up into the !.
star; and some came out from the
long rows in which they stood, and
fell upon the peoples necks, and
kissed them tenderly, and went
away with them down avenues of =
light, and were SO happy in their
company that, lying in his bed he u
wept for joy. >'..a ri ..f...-,
| But there were many angels who
did not go with them, and among
them one he knew. The patient face
that once had lain upon the bed was
glorifed and radiant, but his heart
found out his sister among all the
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i His sisters angle fingered near
the entrance Of the star, and said to
the leader among those who had
brought the people thither.4. -.A Il.
is my brother Gomez II siasss
/. And he said, mo- -
| She was turning hopefully away,
when the child stretched, out his
arms, and cried, 80, sister I am
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ed her beaming eyes upon him, and
it was night !, and the star was Shin
ling into the room, making long rays n
down towards him as he saw it
through his tears.
i From that hour forth the child
looked out upon the star as on the
home lie was to go to, when his time
should come and he thought that
he did not belong to the earth alone
but to the stsr, too, because of his
sister angel gone before.
There was baby born to be
: brother to the child and while he
was SO little that he never yet had
spoken a word, he stretched his tiny
form on his bed, and died. F..
Again the child dreamed of the
opened star, and Of the company of
angels, and the train of people, and
/ the rows of angels with their beam
ing eyes all turned upon those peo--
:, pies faces.
Said his sister angel to the lea
der:
lis my brother come p szt-.
And he said ..sNot that one but
another
AS the child behe1d his brothers
angel in her arms, he cried. 80. sis
, ter, am here! Take mep' And she
turned and smiled upon him, and the
, star was shining.
He grew to be a young man, and
was busy at his books, when an
old servant came to him and said:
THY mother is no more.
! bring blessings on her darling SON."
Again at night he saw the star,
and all that former company. Said
, his sisters angle to the leader:
, ssIs my brother come ?" -%
= And he said, s'Thy mothern'
A mighty cry of joy went forth
through all the star because the
+ mother was reunited to her two
children. And he stretched out his
arms and cried, 80, mother, sister
and brother, I am here! Take me.
And they answered him s'Not yet
and the star was shining ~.
He grew to be man, whose hair
was turning gray and he was sitting
in his chair by the fireside, heavy
E with grief, and with his face bedew-
l with tears, when the star opened
once again. - TO-
) Said his sister angel to the leader
els my brother GOMEZ -
!. And he said ssNay but his maiden
daughter" s.. Fl
E And the man who had been the
: child saw his daughter newly lost to
him, a celestial creature among
: those three, and he said: "My
daughters head is on my sisters
bosom, aud her arm is around my
!, mothers neck and at her feet there
: is the baby of old times, and I can
bear the parting from her, God be
e praised !" , - -a.v.
: And the star was shining.
, Thus the child came to be an old
5 man, and his once smooth face was
t wrinkled, and his steps were slow
: feeble, and his back was bent. And
: one night, as he lay upon his bed
e his children standing round, he
t cried, as he had cried so long
&, ago: -ss slL