The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-01-15

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. Tllug geags agot Aud HaH as .Ao
wl5. grey sag ls fast a.gqmas .a#ter
darkness aaJ ate ragged clouds. waa5
uu ae .Ae northeast wiud. age HaFgs .#e
aeros. tba sauor5 Gee oi beageer aHa :
feel sin lhc caill aad depression aI tae
dyiug hour af DAY m.l.ng upon mF .aa.
--l bnug 60 memory tIBs night iaiHf
years ago. A might So Bike DO tb.s ean-
/ as Wild. as cold ~ Jog killing. wllh just
sueu @ gfcy clouled, aar-b braala.d .Ha-
.se,. ihe..un unseen, lt. 3eat unl.t, anI
aH Nature shudlcging bec-gse ioe Angel
|of,hc Nora, had WRAPPED h ia h.s dreaH
embrace
THE shadows % The might hantrer
slnee been around me, bagg dwclt Boo 80,
walked in a., worked IN 1t, aud out of .t
have been evolved for good On evil, al,
.the issues af mr life.
Thirty wears saa lais AoNemherdaEi
Paul Tcmp,rr, SON of Yorkshire tarmar
Iyng far up pear l,a Dmham bH3an
inward % mi1e or two from tbe great .lrl
nal rork. ihat breast ibc wares oilUr
northern .ra. had wandered to sane 'a-
niliar caycrus, deep under the jHaIaE
cliffs. where loved To BE and hetr ,'c
soa believing lhrough Ibe resoaHdiug
vaults. OF hcarken TO tbe curlew's scream
OF watch the scuryiug gales, as iheE
wh.rlcd pact thick and mi-ty-whi'e tbro.
and above f. an rolled the ccuse,e.s noises
.ofthe distant waves mmmurns h 'lr,F
deepest tones and r'appjus their m"d- 'o
God
4 queer bookish fellow was ,upt oyer.
loved ofmy father, who strengthened hi-
hana. and loips 10 Vm his bread, and
little cared for my idle fingers and moao-
ing brains about hi- house. Bat Ee hAa
to Weld to the necessity Of my Iaz.wss. J
was deformea iu my shoulders, and my
pale face marked me as wcokjln2 trom
four brawuy llcrcnleau youths "h1
were the pride Of our homestead. Ito"
much they four loved and pillcd me.--
. How gentle they were to their gentleman
brother a. they used ia call me-giveu to
books aud loungiug, while they worked
hard aud ,wea,tuly, tending and forcing
} the dtml. often too thankIess, sail, under
- the iuyidious sky.
NV mother was dead died in beaging
Inc
4 Noblcst OF these noble brothers "a.
! the eldest. see him now, Harold, with
his great ruddy face aud broad forehead
and the curly auburn hair, and the we'll
knit, massive form.
/ see too the fair girl be brought from
Devon, whittier he went to serve hi'
farm apprenticeship, naXen haired, but
, eyed, coral Tipped beauty that she was
and so tender and fragile, our big fob
fer a while looked at her with gentle aw,
knowing not what to do with her or how
to treat her. As if some rare Dresde!
vase had fallen into the bands OF bruisl
binds, who recognized only its beauty
not il. use, and cherished it ieanuy
with feeling something between WORSHIP
and wonder. ... -..#
Fondly did | love Eva WIN puf
brotherly loye-and more iohdiy stu
IoyeG Eyeline, the double image Of he
father and mother, the pet OF all on
hearts.
And it is of these two, that recaIIin'
the events Of this night thirty years ago
e the bright, fair hgures stahSibg oUt I
;, my eyes as real as at the time, against Ia
- back ground Of grey and black ana slof
my evening. 0, bright, fair igures' Ion'
since translated and transigered, Whef
my eyes can never again behold yon
beauty
The morning hat risen as 2.N'H a'
cold as the evening aI'er""rd went oo'
Fa.t drove the steel shaded Clouds bars
was the voice and angry the breath OIL TO
wind. A sort of day ! loved m"eh'"ho'
| could get do~0 on tlIe more oai4o'
some rock, aud SHELTER 10 seH ifon' lh
chilling blast Eva in'e"de" '' 81 :
y "a town twelve miles oil, do"
Ia little yaie,i'at ratr'ca af'haii .lreaa
Y to The SEA, where ieR hnses md rs
eunen' bo'' sheltered " c'mm""'. p.
quaint and quiet h'jn2 mostly "n la
trade done with Ile sarfolh'aas "li..
populated district Fift"i Inc way "a
over a bill, nearly i1nr nitle- from ou
house, and along its top, where II NH
scraped away la g huge Titanic ofca
straight to the sea. 6reat rocks jnue
out here and there, and many cave a"
ii fissure pl'iea its BLACK ia@e belo" was
pavement "l tremendous H"5'H@"