The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-29


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DaIsys mother
A iss days pissed the preparations
f0r Tie poor mans Nnefal vefe simt u
and iew, f0f he had IN frissds Ia The
~nsighhurho0d where be lived, and little
seemed " BE- known about him. Simon
offered 10 bear The expenses wkslsvtf
they might be. and one ~sfternoon, when
the man bad been laid In his cofln, took
Daley With him iof q farewell look II his
peaceful lace. But Daisy shrank nom
the cold and svfal form In Wild terror, al
which the lawyer was glad, for II proved
that her love Dor her former friend would
not III be given 70 him In death, As II had
been In liza, and that there was still room
for q little affection Tor himaelL after the
workman had been forgotten.
But on the fifth day, which was the
day Of the funeral, Ihme can't q knock
Al The door Of the lawyers ohice, and
there stood upon the threshold a woman,
, closely yelled, and holding q little boy by
the hand
"My husbands brother is buried 10.
day abe said, a little sadly. al Nm told
that you have kindly cared for my little
girl"
Great heavens that voicei II seemed
10 Simon SmAllpIeco like the peal Of a
sweet, sweet bell, ringing back 70 him the
I sad changes over q half forgotten world
which had fallen from the armament
many long years ago. He rose from the
I scat trembling with a strange emotion.
"Your little girl Is quite sale" he said,
: 81 shall have a proposition TO make 70
you in regard TO her, after to-day's sad
ceremony 10 over. May | AJAX your
I namef"
"Iihink you know Il" she said, raising
! her ven.
/ 30, NAliei my daughter Nellie !"
Q cried the old man, islling suddenly down
upon his knees before her. May God
forgive me for the wrong | have done yor
and yoursl ., my child, be merciiul to me
: for | ask your forgiveness o your feet"
have nothing TO forgive, father" sh'
said, assisting him to his feet. "Whatev
or there was between US has been forgot
ten long ago"
"And yon will stay with me ~always''
asked Simon, half incredulously,
/ always, II you wish il, father"
1.-THE hand OF the Lord Is In It," cried
he, catching up Daisy In his arms "Itii
\ this little one who has prepared the way
and she has made my path straight"
3 And who shall say that Simon Small
pieces legacy was not better than gold oil
s silver, since 1t brought him o new heart
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