The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-03
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a mothers kisses and fond sisters caressy
Put yourself in his place, my dear Ethel.
and what would be your own feelings at
| such revelation"
Everything but pleasant, auntic; but is
1t such serious natter
1.-The proper way to Judge is to bring the
subject home to ones self. But here we
are ut the odd stone domicilc' again. as YOU
choose to style your home This evening
/ Will tell you little of my own cXperi-
ence in what we have been talking about
this afternoon
"Oh, thanks | do sn love to listen to
your stories Ethel replied, as She ran up
the steps into the house.
That evening, when they were alone in
the parlor. Ethels aunt relating the follow
ing
when was young, Ethel, like your
self, was very thoughtlcss and giddv,
ready for any sport or mischief that might
be proposed. At the time | refer to was
studying at the Grammar School in olm
own city, and among the students was one
ltalph Turner, few years my Senior. He
was considered the best scholar in the whole
class, and was the acknowledged faVortc
among the teachers. Ills was handsome
face, and think he had the finest eyes |
ever saw; but owing to the unfortunate
Tact OF breaking his back when Il child,
OF course his figure was sadly dcformcd.
Cruel though it certainly was we girls call
ed HIM 'llumpy, and indeed we were not
at all particular to conceal it from him. for
we would often shout after him as he pass
ed through the hall, and we were ali the
better pleased if our Yudcncss called up
lock of pain on his handsome face though
aside from a slight blush. we would never
know that he heard us at ALL
Il well remember the last time | ever.
called him 'llumpy.' 1t was one afternoon
at the close of school We were all down
in the hall putting ON our cloalls. when
he, and friend student of his. came down
stairs and went out A simultaneous
Good by IIumpy' sufficiently loud for the
young men to hear, followed them out of
the door, and, not satisfied with one insult,
| ran to the door and shouted-
"ntrnp dumpy on the WALL
Hunpy duinpy caught a fall"
Il turned from the door, and stood face
to face with Ralph's teacher"
Whom are you shouting after after
Miss = he asked in a stern voice. dared
not tell talsehood, and in my excitement
| gasped out, Ralph Turner. sir. If YOU
could have seen his face Ethel. and the
look he gave me can see it now. How
dare you, he said, make derision of one of
Gods own creatures: What if, owing To
carelessness Of your nurse, you had grown
up as deformod as poor Ralph Your
Creator might just as easily have sent YOU
into the world cripple, blind, deaf and
dumb, as to have bestowed upon YOU the
pretty form and face you now possess
Always remember that, little girl, and re-
member too that for all these things God
will bring you into judgment. 1t matters
not what kind OF casket contains the soul
OF man. And as you know, girls, that de-
formed body is no more Ralph Turner than
you are Ralph Turner, 1t is the living no.
BILE soul within that constitutes the man.
The body is only the souls case. a caskct,
and in little time this must be laid away
i'll the grave, to become the focd of worms,
while the real Ralph Turner goes up tn
meet his God, and shall then he given Il
more glorious body than any OF You can
conceive Of. Tomorrow morning shalt
bring Ralph into your recitation room, and
all of you (for judge from your confused
faces that you are guilty. must make an
apology to him for your former rude
ness.
And with these words he left us The
next morning, true to his promise. he
brought Ralph in an addressed himself To
our teacher Miss Norton | hope you
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