The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-16

pour, DCnlShtCV ING, WYNN
knew, now, were the cassc Of her re-
serve and sadness. | thought of my
own darlings, 50 precious to me, in
glowing health and unusually dcvcl-
opcd intellect, and felt that in graf
itude to God and in humanity to n
suffering sister, | must in the fulncss
of my own treasures, deal gently
with this poor bankrupt in all that
makes a mothers hope and happiness.
The return ofthc children put an
end to my rcvcric, for my mind had
wandered from my first feeling,
which was anger, to the wrctchCd
woman who was doomed to witness,
every day and hour, the humiliating
spectacle, u slight glimpse Of which
had inspired me with so much hor-
ror. The more thought Of ii, the
more | shrank from the task | had
undertaken. | thought, tomorrow
will do; | shall then be more COM
posed. 1t was relief to hear the
young voices of the children rs they
approached the house. They did not
return from their walk rs cheerful
as was their custom. They had evil
IDENTIFY been talking the matter of the
morning over among themselves, for
as soon us their hats were thrown of,
Julia, the eldest of my girls, took II
chair by my side, and. after looking
up gravcly at me for moment, said:
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OF such strange shalc-hoI pH
llkc NOSE we use.
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dream. Slou'u llkc 10 sec ''c
drawing. NtralShIWay ~ WIS pro-
duccd and sure cnou 9h, 'hcrc was
The antique cand'catlck Oh century
Dack. Ntay mere, t'arllilSS, '''.'c
whitley ! snid, rlSlnS has'ily; =,
Will soon be back anu, liIiPcllcu
by iccllnS oi mingled curiosity ana
annoyance, | went III search ol Mrs
Marston.
She was not IN amy OF the rooms
usually occupied by her. ! calIcl,
but received no answer ON went,
until ! reached the wing OF the build
Ing hitherto unire1nonted by me.
AS approached heard voices, cvl-
IDENTIFY raised III argument or anger.
The Scotcbwoman's s tones were loud-
est, and distinctly heard her say,
81 do all | can, but Gamma watch
them any more On this entered.
The two women were alone. Mrs.
MarSton started on seeing me, and
turned 80 white | thought she would
have fallen.
las anything happened, mad
Al