The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-05-21
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uup.fsag Brsun nopd ba uran in l.u
whon ae un i.e seminary. Bat. aa.l
taF the vsntt, ct humaH expectations. ii'
.armaa. vera oug dry statements of
E3Nsr3s and -lHaus amd after preach.
lrs .s candidate in several large towns,
oh.y ta be REJECTED, di.app iuted and
daue With ambitions, ba ddned juls the
.ma'. umolr. lahsh Of Msr-t8u, where
Aindlue.s and frequent pastoral vi,iu
were more highly priced thsu powerful
+ dl.eour.es. III. slender salary was ekCd
oui hY lbe productions oi the garden and
deIi belonging TO the parsonage. the tn
ing of which occupied De-. leisure hours
aud haYlug, through hls faiturc, q dislike
+ for he great world, be- rarely Jeff home
excerpt nuw und then 10 exchange viii
same brother minister SIS unknown aud
uHsEpec'aHt as Aim=e'f
Mr.. Hydc wu. an amjaolc, mdu.ri
nu, vuman, never absent from the pra,ci
meeting or the sowing circle, aud nujir
ing In her thrifty household cares. THEN
children were Bessie, a grave, patient
gentle girl Of ten, With q round innocent
/ face brown curls and an appealing hook
I ia her eyes that went straight TO your
heart, aud baby VIII, "a vehement little
fellow, jnst entering his second year, aud
who went far TO prove the theory of some
Scottish philosopher, that cbildien iubcriI
/ The dormant rather than the active fbcul-
/ ties 0t father aud mother.
sach was the Hyde flmiy wheu al
nine years Old, went 10 Marston to
.peud the summer with my aunt, who
wa, their next door neighbor; aud lhi.
was the way Bessie and became nc,
qHaiuIcd.
/ had been three DAYS at my cunts aud
had gone through aud through the room.
and cxporcd the garrct, aud examined
over and over again the few picture
books among the volumes of the hanging
shelves ! had found every nook OF the
I garden, and counted aud fed the chicken,
aud seen the COWS miIked, aud irolicRcd
with the two gray kitteus, until the cat,
alarmed at our familiarity, has carried
[ them out to their inaccessible retreat il
the barn; aud was beginnisg to be
weary OF the stiffness, broken only 10y the
/ ticking of the tail clock ia the corner, and
thinking rather sadly Of Ned aud Fanny
at home, when my aunt looked up from
her work and said:
| lou feel lonesome, don't you, Mary
ia GA yonr bonnet aud 90 ouI and play
with Bessie Hyde. There She is draw.
Ing her lille brother up aud down the
path.
Charmed at tho prospect Of company
aud yet a little afraid OF strangers, act
/ ed upon her suggestions, aud going eau
tiously 10 the foot Of the garden, locked
/ througs the ptiing- at Bessie. There size
,tood in her dark giugham gown aud
shaker bonnet, her brown carls cluster
| ing Ia her ucck, aud her checks flushed
with her efforts To please Master Will
/ Who sat Us erect AID proud IN his clun-,
/ wagon as il lie had been heir to all the
/ ku,sias. She saw ne, aud now and
lhen looked limidIy lowards me; aud
SNOW not how long we should thus have
/ regal ded each other had not great or.
augc rpntlcd butterfly come AulIcring
! over the walk aud aIiled on curraul
/ bush clu-e beside he wagon. The baby
shouted with delight, aud held out hi-
hands 10 catch the dazzling rover when
away IL lew above my head aud di.np-
pearcd Ia the new orchard. The child
set up a scream Of vexa ion that might
haye been heard throughout the village,
aud scuruad all his SISTERS attempts e.
eunsoic him, \ device occurred to me.
/ rhc minister garden had only Il f-u
. pale flowers, bat my auul's was gay
with vuiDus blossoms, ran to the
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