Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-12-13

really aud truly take deep interest"
SO she did. that was true but after her
Amherst experience, when that nervous
unrest took possession Of her, she knew
very well who was thinking Of going and
hoping to meet her there
&c Let her 60" said her father, always
where his only child was concel ned being
more indulgent than his wife. :" Let her
90; she will enjoy it; she viii learn some
thing, I've no doubt, and will come home
as full of enthusiasm and grand ideas as
she did from Amherst.
SO she went, but not on Wednesday at
terno0u as she wished-visitors prevented
her-but on Thursday morning. As she
stepped off Flemiug's train at Holvoke
station she mes, just getting on board, her
friend. There was an eloquent lool into
each others eyes, and a silent clasp of
hands they jostled against each other
for moment by the crowd-aud he was
gone
" Such pity you were not here last
evening, said a gay young friend. There
i vas lecture upon eorals, shells aud a.!
those things you are so much interested IN,
/ by sp endid, tail. black-eyed man You
met aim just Is you got off the car. His
name IS Partridge or Shattuck, or some
thing, I've forgotten what,-but the lee
ture was fine.
BY inquiry she might ascertain his
name and residence, put she would not !.
-he would not even read q report OF pro-
ceeling, for fear Of her breaking her CON.
lpact. - she enjoyed the day,-as il vs.
her aim to enjoy each day as 1t came TO
! ner,-and at night returned to her studies
1 Busy a. bee. ever making home bright
aud cheerful, reading books which year
90 she deemed dry and uninteresting
looking deeper and deeper into all OF LIES
mysteries, feeling in everything she did
that new. strange. sweet iufuence.-knoW-
/ ing always that she was led by a viii
stronger than her own. 50 on until mid
winter. when she all at once conceived an
idea ~ peuiu1 the following Sabbath at
ln une.e'- ia Northampton Father and
mother both tried TO dis-uade ner but ia
vain. She declared herself needing
change said hes fathers sermons were
dr} and mu-ty, she should ret something
fresh al Northampton. She wrote her IN
.-nuous auu the Saturday afternoon train
took her 70 her destination. shall see
aim she was saying to herself all the
way and she looked ia the ear at tae
stations. and as they drove up Shop r aw
9ith her uacLe, at every tall man on tae|
lewal, and ia the passing teams. -sl|
% Vain: but She did not give up.
snow shall see him, she kent Slyiu-
over aud over in her mind
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