The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-03-12

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the leafy lane that came on. ns.r o,
house. There I stopped; for l islt,,
that this must end nov. LID
"M'. Anes, you must leave this
place, directly" I said. with 40 murh"
snnssas eulssss snss 1T u.
sss.sl xiAlf;d IN s>sase, nov
"Not Geo you again, Rachel :" he e.,
claimed, sharply. "No! not that!
Forgive me- if I have ..id too much
.bsl do1seassld me .w.yw
az took " hand in both his, and
eazed IS one might for sentence Of
life or death. +
"W,ll you let : weman's strel.h
I'm, ySa :" ! siisd, dsSpshtey. III
though. 700 o. v.te 1s3 NAB Il hqnof, M..s
Am.s, trusted % y ~ = entirely, bu,
=, vill never sssl,! .ro pa;i aby que -
He dropped my hu.,ad, and dew ~ hin'
~ - u ,ist a,i H<.s,a.,i ys 4
,ieh'," b. b. t s.ia, .4 .f,sr, 49,, nomea'''
o ,hop alA. .No one III must .rpat ne, ,od
b! b. sdisaPpoi1nlear IL have sns ~ forgot
tan that before; plssses God. j., ~ yer
J will again. But must ] say farewell
here IYa!s x3fva&ss@aa !saa, 3D. er'se
J, 1T j., better" !, aid ) sase.s s4.,s
, s""Good.hys, then, dear; friend !-de.r
irisdta hsa4vhhpsssd. sit you "a yer
love any better than seurseI,, you will
kno. how to forgive mo-" :.
b. Isfsls h,s kiss 90 my hand, and 'elt,
rsahsr thsn nv, biz hist hok, for. I
dared not 'raise ny eyes to his !; and !
kne. that be bud turned back, sud
that ! bad seen, the last Of him. . FIR
one in.tsot + tbouRbt = would @toIlo~
and SET him that Be did r DOT suffer
'sione = bss'bsfoleamys horse sswss'ahslf
tntdsd, + v. pyself again: .,-,.,
"Fool pr said. %,t1f yosalss The dam
,d,owu, can you push the vaters back
assin :? Would that man let anytbinp
spon ssEtb stand betaesos him and =
woman that loved him? Il. him 90
." He'll, forge. you in sixsnon,hs. !"
~ ], had 70 endure farewell calf from,
Lacy scd hs, mother.> Mr.. =Anes han
received sudden SUMMONS home, sod
they we're to .ecotsp. HIN I. part i
The vs,4 The elder sorutin,sed me
very closely, but / th4uk she got MID
iuc, to ,a,,.ty her; the younger kissed
aud sned' ,esrs enough FOR the parting
81, twid ssls'e ere. How l hated her Iln
. couple Of d,,s they. 'were ssooe,c M !;
Aues calling to seesme when b. knew
me to be ont, .nd leaving = OWL mes:
sage only. The house vas g closed, Che
faded. leaves fell al about tho doorvsy,,
and the grass v,,hered upon the little
laMn. SKI ~ D. .s.a 4&, :: is.:r -. = si
- "That play is over, and the curtain
1d1r,pped a. said TO pyself,,a, Il: tot
one loug loo towards the Old House,
aud closed the shutters that opened th.t
wav. "a 49, ."a~-' CO '-.z r. .''ysHsssa. * N''
r. You who have suffered some great
lass, and st,gver for want Of itu:u s.h'
TO. walk alone, sthsnt God 1ffoatSasv. rs
Nothing Ike. hist: or s:ttrs,ss,dagl = up !.
feeble heart! II worked 'ttesilessly frpn q.
morning till p'sht. and often .eneroash::
ID 90 what should have been sleep.
Hard work real sinavy labor, ;,:x.s |al
that would content me and I found
enough Of git.s.lTo have ,bsea q. proper
heroine, p suppose F should have De.
voted myself Is works Of :oharitA .jjead
Seutiue ntal poetry, add folded Do,
hands very meetly and ptestily,;b bus l
uld uosuch thing. l'ripped up carpets,
and secured paint, and: swept down eoby
} webs, | made sweetmeats and wintef
clothiDg,,I dug up and set. ont TIE es,
and snoothed the turf in my garden:
aud lramped round my fields With the
man behind me, to zee if the fences
oeeded mending, or If the marshes
we're. properly drained, or tho a.tallo~
lsnd wanted ploughiug 1t made me
better All the. sioklinesa, Of my. grief
passed away, md oDly the deep.lying
regret VAS lett. like > weight to which
my heart soon became accustomed We
'csu mirage trouble much bsttsr thar
we often do, if We only choose to, try
resolutcly.A ~44a
had but one rehrse: - j. Was wte ]
GIT news IF their marriage. I Re:
member the dsy With Is. speeuliar dis.
t'nc.r ess !; tocsit-vss, the safirst Is 500 y.
Storm Of the season, and l had b zen
out waking alithe afternoon. E i. ! Us
one ot those soft. lesden ,lored, e.
pectant days, of la.s sudtuimuni 81 eessl,
~'ntes,. nhsr spu e. sure Of ssnow.; s,sod
went :! ou 1s4 60 paf poJe stg ace iii t.l'
among the woods =; "tor t. was Just upon
chfistmss; ~, nd logged & 80 e see ths
bI'ot ground &c, eesstsd.s Z ll1 1s@hd:b.
lsW 1 hskes sauntrrsd down, c"quetti 10y
rs TO- "hsfesheB souldsslixAt;a sbsn .
~ Il more followrd, ,h,ekeniug~ spd
teisfrn.nR until ;tha whole upper. o.,
was alive i've viii Them; .nd The ffosso
ridges wh biz d. along their b.ess,, SID
sss5y li.,ls, tiff blade ii grass Or rush
nrEdesd bush held all aitiaeould cary
It wsh plesssnt To- sees ia L. qsiet svonde,
10 90, un,ilsths sl.adsosps , S ii som
p'e'ely ohanged,-to walk home scufliup
the suow from tie frdset,H rosa ID which
my feet had ground - I came that NY
/ sDntSee the fences foil. and the hollnvs