Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-25

make your home miserable on account
of something you can't help something
you had no hand in, about boy, or
rather a young man grown-twepiy'two
amt he Miss Culvert ?--who is biz
enough il he's mind TO be. to take care
OF himself You don't act reasonable,
Miss Cul,eu, and you don't act like q
| Christian. rcither / found out quite 4
piece ago that 'Iwasu't best to medd'e
too much with the Almighty business.
When your boy took himself ont from
under your care and Influence (you see.
you was nothing but one OF Gods depu
ties.) and twas impossible Tor your
mother love 10 shield hLl and make al-
lowance tor him. au.l follow him round
and tuck him up. ''" YOU suppose that
Your Heavenly Fate, understood how
the land lay, and will De good enough to
give hin the right Kind ol love, the
right kind of tuckiug up and euddlng.
To make the right kind ol man ol him
! | haiu't the least idee. Misc CulNcrt. that
he has been fed on the pap goa used to
give him hy no means. lts my opin
ion he opsnj to u been woaned from
sch stun e Good while ago; anyhow
your beet e ~ - to give that boy entirely
into ,he Lords are. once and Tor ali, and
then let him alone. attend TO things Ihat
the Lord has clearly expected you 10 see
to day by day.
You would pray for him. Susan, o!
cour>c ?" inquired Mrs. Culvc11. very
gently.
"Wa'al. yes. replied Snsc. "altor u
fashion. l. | was to sea in - storm !
shouldn't Keep running TO the cap'n aud
tclIiu. him that l thought if he would
pat down this sail, and knock away that
mast. steer tor rolher place. that we
might all I've saved / should maze up
my mind that C.p'n had as much interest
in getting that snip safe 30 port ~ |
had, and knew plaguy sight more about
it; aad while trusted him | shouldn't
keeping asking him nonsensical ques-
tions. The thing for you TO ask ior-apd
for all The rest OF us. as to tAat matter
is to be kept from Interfering in the Al.
miehty's business, 10 keep from getting
our feet tangled up in the machinery He
likes ior '"c IONS VINO "'cu It. ine'''
and SnNe are" 'o"@ "c'''' ""' SUI
veyed the table coveted ""n ever! I'm
aSinabIe cooking hA'er'A' """ u''"','' ~
1t she had just """"encu l'o'n " .o"s
Neep l nat ny 49, - II'1' -
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s = S'"'''' '""'''' Y'O' ,..,;.',,' -.
W'ndo" anu II SAW ''''l '''"7 '''''
hurt Your iee"uS'' ]" ''''9'
/ you nave give" "e ou' "o"'''
thought, my ltIehu' I"' WIZ" 81" Wy
thankful A"a no" "'''' '''''' W ~ =
the mi'''e'S VI '"o "'u'o ''F''0'' "
more o1 the o'u IA>"'o"e', ''oN W N''''
]
Tor months
al youll lust he.P me a"ou' '"c"
rai'ins, sud her couPan'oh' o''SNS'
can manage the rest my seI-'hA' -
you and the girls VIII see ih'l every 'n'"S
/ j. all night up stars ana III 'he "o"' pau
oi the house. 10" see MS. N'''',''
I'm Just III my eIeihe"' no" ''' '''V ''"'
'uciu'Iy s"rVcyo" 'ne extensive 'U''''.''S
preparaiions-"and Ia ten tunes Ia'"er
10 the heii ol 1t myself ihan nave IONS
medd!ing round IN my N't'hen-
So Ms. Culver; picked Overland stoned
the raisins, while Suke rolled out the
hahy pie crust. and with dcN'ron' mani
pulation brought order cut OF the former
confusion. Mrs. C"I'ert had i great
deal To think about These past wv"
ycars-what had she done with them
how spent her time In tears AMI com
plants and useless repnings. But was II
not natural Tor Il mother to greve for her
iirsl born she asked herself trying to
nud some excuse for the sadness that had
not only made mel own '""''! ,"'s',''I'
but had Injected Tue Who'e he'snoo'no'"'
" nat was 'n"' o"Ae WAS S'"s"S 'l' ~
Cu'e'' Il''ene" "''''''"s9, i"T '0' -,
OF her servant Souhue" ''Ao '"o WIN VI
an angel ana graceful ""PPS ''"'
tears th"t Seemeu 10 was" ""|, 49, |I Wv
acne anu pam t'iS' "A'' 'N''e -"
ana oody SICK ioF ~ lo"s " % ,c,
from hor eyes |" " Pe'i''' "''1, " c,',,,,
was ring oi '''u"'P"' Wv ."