St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-04-26

/ CpluI'S His f.I,, b.,I ,r,.,,,,-n b,,t Il
his hand he'd tr.u,IJ.d En,. ,,,,,.' h.,
| had failed f., ,n,, tL. .t,,,,, i, Iii, v..,''
uuti tI,. ,,i,,,,- ,,..,.' ,l,,' 'I,',, f '',
the furr,I AnJ vh'.n L.. ,.,m." r, ~"
.L.,.I,,f e.. t.,'t.',. .,.,,
she must paSS. il had seemed to him
imperative that the horses should rest.
Besides. the hamcS-strin" wanted ti"ht-
cning on the h.!\. and old Dick : throat
latch mast need 4 littl, fixing. lie WIS
not Surc that the cleviS-pin had not
been looSencd bl the collision with the
stone iuSt nov. And 50. uron on;. prc-
trNt and another. he mou,1,d +, della,
stating his plnw until Julia cam. 5I.
and then. tI,nu"b hi, heart hand rn,uteJ
all her steps from the door-stonc tn The
tree. then he looked up surprised -
Nothing could he :" astonishing to him
aS to see her there! For love is need
lcSSlN crafty. it has always an instinct
OF c"ncealment. of disguise, of indirtc-
about 1t, The hoy. and especially
the glri. who will tell the truth i'll re
gard t" a love affair is Il miracle of We
racity. But there are such. and they
are +" he rcVcrcnced with the reNcr-
cncr paid to martyrs.
On her part. Julia Anderson had
walked on a> though she meant to pass
the .,"ung plowmam by, until he spoke.
ami then she started, and hlil>lcd. and
stopped. and nCrNou>lN broke of the
top of Il last years iroi-wccd and began
I" break ii into bits while she talked.
looking down most of the time. but
lifting her eyes 10 his NOW and then.
And Ia the Sum-hr"Wncd but delicate
faced Young German it seemed Il vision
of Paradise every glimpse of that fresh
girTS face III the deep shade of the sun
bonnet. For girls faces can never look
81 sweet in this generation aS they did
la the boys who caught sight of them.
hidden away. precious things. IN the
uhScuritl of IL tunnel of pa>tehoard and
calico
This was moi thrir first Iuxe-t,lk
We're they engaged Yes. and no, By
all the Sur,rb tLrir ewes verr ,.,n,bI,.
of in school. and of late hy words. they
were engaged in loving one ouothcr.
and in telling one another of il. Bnt
they were Young. and separated bN cir
cum>tanr;.<. and they had hardly begun
to thiul, of m,,li,,e vet II .uoII,rh
for the present tn lave and IN, IovrI
II is thr most drlirhtfuI st,ue nf = love-
affair when the rrrs.nt i sufficient and
there is no past or future. And So
August hung his elbow aroIud thc ton
of the bay horses names. and talked to
Julia.
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b.,rt ,hnt IT, I,y.i Hn,,.,,. .,rJ I;,tin
,I;IJr,,r .,ud lilo i:,.,,,.,, ,rJ ill.,,
l,,.r tI,,. ho v.,. ,,,.r,,.t L..,r,n =,
sneak nf th,. .,nrmnrr. and rho xinI,ts
th,t v,,,,. .,Ira.,d,. IJ,,u,i,,,, il, th. ,,,-
n,.,.. nf tr,,. t,.nrn Gi,l. IN I,,,.. .,,.. mn,
.rt IN s,, .,n,tbiur r,,.,' fresh And
InIi., o,,I, ..,i,I Ihn ILnu,,i,, ,h.. to,,,,.
seemed h,n,, in thr su3Ii,,Lt In an
,vrr tu tl,is >urcrh which >c,,ucJ f.,
th. lover bit of in>,,i,.,,in,, Lr run,.J
from schiller tbr Inns.
,r ',.'' u '' ~. Si'''''-
rI,,,.L,.,, L..,,i.d ,.,.,,r
w ''h 'H' Iul'h 'iu 'l'i'N hi'"''>'\
"i 'l''i It y I''IH' 'r""''' ''l'> PiI"N.'h'
>ilai' ny ny l"G HOW u'U'h N"m hh"N'
N"S gus HOW u" A"I' "iIh II
ANA -NlG gust was pI'aN',d' pal'll ne
cause "l III" c"hi!llhlril' h,'' rhi'H\ Dc
r3''N' III >"\lh% II '','l' Ia" 'n"n"hl
'hc >5'h-""ilh'' III >'l'h Il range ,hl' n'
r""'' H'' ','' ''il@''' itH '"'i ''''i>'''''S
FACE at the '"''"i'i "I 'II> '""'I" "nS'"'"
he I'll" n"' n'>,'" I" I'PiA' me inc
Vision l!>'t" ne ohI"\c" 'hr iH'".';
N"i uu'll 'ilr N''i-""il'''' 'H"PP'n al"
ne ''h' '!p 'hc answer I" i'f question:
""i' hI"" h'"'h' ""i Nh'' ! a."
kh"N l .'AN' h''. '''i "'' "l H""I h'l'
-NhultN h""h>'
-" You KNOW ny hr" Ah"i'N
mai i strange iil'''l ne l. ne never