The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-22

Eaa . aaa oui tber
mlgtHal Mrs H 50 ia hlul
shc slea1 uFoE a ~ with taI
braaiasi bel br hsud Ses
pagsel @ mamei e sha rang. ta rH
lag lht COO. hEsgs "a huk up81 thl
picture before i.
u Was oae those close. sBitu
mornings which metues come, eyeH
Iu tao early SPRING r. cEarale tha
irame aHd make he iaD0r os Iia scA
fksame
GA; 81 doors taeg was light bgogz.
and as She st89i there be tha aba3gaua
feit ii iau Der heated brow. b seemed
as If BE- must g. happiness enough ta
have oaHs work a8i u tHe pure a.r 81
heaven Toe skS htat down a1 ICES n4.
Is, as if 20 enclose the world iu "a iond
embrace tat ttees we're So beaalil
10 tHrr bea wealth. 8i foliage ia the
distance sat could SEE tbe cleaning
river aud she kDta tbe flowers werc
spuBgjng So brightly iH }ho abeltere ]
hooks along ii7 banks,
On, il sao only bah time 10 run
doNa ond ral her some No, 10 was
impossible. She aas .ate, already aud
she rang the bel, wigbau energy born
OF fsar lest she should gave way to tbe
sudden temptation.
'Giad 20 bear 10 at hast, mutterei
Farmer johnson ns be started for the
bonse at a quick pace. ] began to
think she WAS going t1 staud oll there
al dny, Ii!ug away her time while we
were starving
How very warm it is this morning,
remarked Mrs. johnson, as she poured
the coffee
Guess You'd think So, 4 you bad to
work out 10 the broiing snu this morn
ing gruwIed lhe husband. 'Yon vim
mia FOLKS who doot have anything to
do bat to stay lu the housa al. tue time
don't baow what hot weather is.
Mrs johnson Thought OF tbe kitch-
en- 10 which she had toIad all the morn
ing She bad laid the table ia the
shaded porch. She .thougat Of the
hours she muat yet spend over the
stove, ere The large ironing and baking
would br done, @8 dHutr ready for
the hungry household. Sha tells tbe
cool brecza uBon her lrow she smelt
the breath of Spring even amid the
sayory odoB Of the breakfast and she
really WIS not ia state Of mind just
/ theu to appreciate tbepiyilege Of stay
ing in the house all She time
j suppose she ~ 'elsmein blossom,
she answered, rather abseutly; did
you see any as You came uoug?
No, had something else to think OF
besides flowers Ii ] don't get that
corn cultivated pretty soon, we shall
have to eat weeds instead Of coucakes
for breakfast, / reckon
Perhaps his eorufaIls would mol
have been infused by pleasant an.
swor to bis wiles question but she did
not say so. The little sigh was not IN.
tended rs reptaof, 10 h's vant 81
/ 7lnp",ltJs i...t IS, Lu.,slf fos LaNiugifOl
/ a moment expected it,
Men cau't uuderslatd women 81 y,
said 10 hers il softly us She cared the
table and went TO her Dung Tic
little sigh came again however, anl a
vague wish tbot she had known tbit
great truth in her WrIhood
School time soon arrived, and the
/ little ones were to be gathered from al
kinds Of exploits by the brook ana
| 'r mite field,
They were TO bo washed onl dressed
aud started on their way to school
with c.epu Gaces and nicely combeC
Docbs books ell in ORDER d good dinner
IN the basket
Then the mother lnokcd after then
4 moment with p.eas0re. Her face
| heightened, an smia, lair as in bon
/ nrIha1d, pa 5ad over har matron face
/ Jeunic's eyes we're blue as the violels
and M,un,c's BAR as golden as tine san
abue Tncir "Gold by, Nother,' raus
10 her ears more swcctly than tho vii,
bird song. au3 tbe weul back to Tho
leatcd karaou auI urduous tolls witt
pieasmter thought aud Therefore sair
Ter steps,
'Tor Bott = giAo he heavy Stop
Byiray- Lesgy aesu,
( Famer Johnson had <omaliug els
o think nhoaf besides flowers, bu
somehow hrs surly answer TO lis wife.