St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-01-10

] tlNn hlI- and titnrI
to n divine man in thr nrxt street Ir,v-
ing orders thnt nothin~ shouId he don.
TO apitote the n.,tirnt Wbru he awake
Grace moved tn tha vinLnw and SnftI,
opened tbc curt,ins to Irt tbr vn,nm
pure day in tbrnunh = mask of snow
| that had hunm rnSr-wro,thS ,hnut the
castings and niled thc sill to , dovuy
pillow.
Mr.. Endicott uncIuscd his eves with
the cont.,t,J o,ze nf an infant and
they rested ON the SNOW. then wander
ed weakly to thc f,re of his dou"htrr.
s.Whv my child Won still mn Uow
pale and worn ynn look '"
..You L,ve hr,n var, v.,, sick dear
mana I have w.,trhrj with vnn;II thc
niGbt and sn has m,mm., Oh cam
MOI tel ynu how Inr,iLJ,. ,nIinrx ~,
haze been how thankful we are that
y,-. .re hetter.-
Mrs. Endicott bent over her husband
and kissed him: but could not trust
! her self 10 sneak
..Havc | been sick. Rachel? Well.
perhaps have. WAS troubled with
| uylv dreams. full of di>truSt and SuSpic-
| ion but they slipped away. And.
oddly enough. when / looked ont and
SAW the SNOW. Thought | WAS Il ho,
again. chasing old Silc through the
drifts. We rscd to call him old Silc
/ hecausc he WAS such = lumhrriuy. slow
coach. We little suspccted how the
world would honor him one day. |
could trip him up or wrc>tlr him down
any time: but when il came to head
work he ALWAYS iloorrd me"
Mr.. Emdicott was maundclin~ ON zen
/ tly with his old memories. when there
came through the soft storm. under the
window. the >hrill cry of a childish
voice
.What is that ," inquired the sick
man.
The little carlirr-hny. papa. an
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Teasing Hp -taiI~ and down. want
every hcyyar VIII" calls at the door /,
fare Iulalll to-day.
bat N"u are too weak t" =" down
dear"
~" mattcI if | am. ! can "uutcuI
my self mp here. if know the l"-t ar,
happy. old -. Nlll come and Iii hN
me. ir-t IL Ia" 1 3 O" hru WIS "a iit
ne -. p ana hd" tnr ~cm!'l lever
\"hnd\ c"nld ilN ia" pillow ~ h'
could ana many night II" put M" t'
sleep telling stories. Ill yet hIm t'
zen 'h,>' same stories over again +"
II t." bound. he r"mcmh"rN every "ut
"f them. hrr" one thing. Rachel lat
ter Il Uttlr prlpIr\cd PAUSE that tI"uh
les me. Wy mInd l. blurred. and
must nave dreamed 1t but 1t ;aPr'-'r
l." me aH 'hnu@n ! III" l,a" n'Sh N"l"
WIN Inn hl''">i''"' 'Hr "'" '"'lI'l
collector. vi course. II can "' 80.
l'r"I''i now thc Ii>, l'''' -" hI'i'
>'hl'rI\ recognized hill' "'iii>' h'
wa> =" >rrdN. lie h4> not 'lIir t"i
his subscriptions has ne "c'i" l'
d""hi" ii TINS year. Now can \"'
r"niIl'e I" >'nH i"l i'm '"-'Al. "iL'
'h''h' nm up III S'"' "'il' >"' !
must lee mai"%'h VERY I'I'''''i\ I''
he Is very >'h>i'iH' ahI il""u ana
would NOT wound MS t'rII'''SN Tor 'h'
world
Mrs. E.ntllGDit WIS loo much affected