St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-08

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pack was turned. She IL he lucky
gan 'hat gits nm ana. between us
am hoWaNS partihi 10 .iliit there A%@N
rice. HiShtE tShtE !-hoW, JENNIE
why dldht yon SET your cap ior Iof MN
ana you rlght mere at nahd lWoult
heV DIN hs easy as lylh
o'liu IL ia.'sht" Jane OUT Oh lh'
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VI I ilS itA, ''nu neIei Suesseo VIA
an az nv It SNe P,'.ii o"ne ii",'oii "Ie,
ne uresSeu up III MS sunday BEST viii
,ne heck-'ie sue Iiau iila"e MN on ms
oii.'""N' anu iooe OH 10 pay MS c"'ir
10 AsmeS rn, IIiee, hNt illiles across th'
Ioun.is 'nc vas aiW;iHs AWAKE "hei
u: no ,'' iiiin'ei III '' iiiioi'iSh,' anu "en'
uPt"e'l,S W HIS 'oolii' anu sue lay Won
"er''iS no" IL must seem 10 he love"
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me me seeiilso ~ r,"lilise 10 nc an NoNehl-
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M'tIN'nS W"I I' r'i,iiei DlSehn"i\ III
:" iiI"''et' ~ nay i.'S- "ce "t deacon
7lli'IeH ; WIN uaIirihS III the well
s"eP' "'rn' n'ii% WIN lanterns III th'
cNe'l'hS anu 'ilere We're canlp-hret-
my "aHs' ana now anu iheh there W;i>
"cudihS ana no distance WAS toe
iar 10 traNel, ana 'Nrls always mar
messed "ld Dapplc. and took Jane along
WIN him' us Agnes would be gong witt
her brothers; or sometimes, II the roao
led that way, he would call for Mis-
Agnes, aud Jane would sit on the back
what was going on before her i'll tn,
twilight. hugglng her pain in Loneliness
OF heart. Nobody knew hut Jane wa:
Just as happy us the Others who dance,
Chorus Ji9s and college Hornpipes no.
body ever would have known. Some.
times there was preacher on the cir
cult, who went about from one Number
10 another h"ldlhg meetings. ana Cyru'
and his mother and Jane uut ON thri-
best. and went the rounds too: an,
Cyrus and Aones hclned nj thc sinriur
and fingered after the benediction
One week the preacher staid at Ferris.
ton Farm. and asked Jane TO mar,
him: and though Mrs. Fcrriston wa,
sorry to part with her. vet she advised
Jane to think of il seriously. and went
so far as to get Cyrus to talk about it
This was the last straw that broke tn,
camel's back. Jane WAS sick in bed til
the preacher left The Numbers.
dear sakes," said Mrs. Ferriston
''if it's going to keel Jane over like thi,
every time she has a beau, the fever
the better. Girls didn't used to take il
to heart So
.'On the whole" remarked CYRUS
''I'm glad she didn't take to him. It,
selfish. hut how could we get on with
ont her just Yet ?"
Il suppose you'll he bringin' n wife
home one of these days. It's pity You
couldn't hev taken a likin' to Jane your
self. and she right handy in the house.
and KNOWN all our ins and outs. and
no tault to find
Choose the one that You love best.
"ni' yourself you IL suit the rest
sang NHfus. Jane w"nldht have me.
either.
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ms 'i'',"s at 'his ioir'Is'e oi ''iliila r.
'ioI 'itll Sle would, w"ulu i"iioW 'illS tpi>%I'
W, Mi'i Singing 'oroii'ti0h @uitlflilN
NE nI We, Deacon 'rocke'; an" hhsaiiH liNr
oiu 'irs' pu'Ter' anu rt,a'e no" pea
con NIoche' al"aNS ohlltted me bless
ing "ne'I "hen 'ilrN h'M pud"lh" ana
mix Tor tea; ana Mrs. FerrlSt"n would
look at Agnes over her spectaclcS. ana
shake htr mead IN protest, but laugh III
spite OF herself. But by-and-by my
Lady began TO suggest Improvements IN
h"T be nene raef E mah "1 n rned wng '4 4ha