Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-09-30

II : an Ill "!nd thtt blow, h"ho y any
-."pd. ~ly- the l'rovcrb: and Eye Il" lnt"n-
tlon OF d'~p,uin@ Il lnd'ti. am quite
r"mN Nnr"i ihtt zen = WInd ihn>l "' very
III lndtc.i. hu' n"T Hhr H''4' lhl''ht h"i
rIcln" ol september N'il N'- n"' one ol
these. Among u many hI,d''I>' VIZ
one Iht "i @"'d n!t.lf' Wh.tI l make
Alst' 10 record - F!''n' "liI'' WY
"nr ~. ! Margin ! WIN ''.''i'-''> ~
All dAN 'Nh- mn "I u ''''"l''o'
W.h X. ct"U'lX; ana ''"-''Aff UNI '>"ll'-
hIr Gay. "l "'"'i' ''H' 'Hf "''" i''''e
l''h" h'>>'t IL'N "''H WI =. M ''''''
"a" h"'l~r LiAr an uiii'"'' ; lLll- sem
mo" matters ~i'n T. 'N'u-'' h'' 'n>HotH
from '!I dl'i'> 81 h''>!''"l,f "'"'I''> me-
her visitor.
1T me entertain myself ncS>'". sui.
don lIN" /, hay lr"l'r il'nh 'h''E mus
>it down and l".A 'hrir h'h"-' 'h' con
Ner~" politely, h'rti>c / nave come I" >''
them. Max hrl'N'' drF' mat / am h"'
here. AMI do lu~t what You W"lId do II Y"H
were alone.
Now knew pr'irt.N wei wa, "il't my
sweet. hIi' eyed bessie N"lIll nave ""hr
had She been al"n" was t" l'l>t ST down
and cry th">r blue rN''> almost BIN. an"
| knew perfectly wen 'Ii', ne Nodid ~.
4" II Wh'I" Wa u'Fr. iil Wanted u
pat h'r al t;l~r,
nc Nll'lt -IIN WIS I'4ul /" me- "l
nearly all OF IT, hrd seen too much oi
h,r and Arthur B!'N'. "Nfr tlir way n''
to know that there Wa~ more love between
them than could be broken m" by "at~ldr
storms without mlAinG some II lr!>''
temporary -llP"FrrN. Arthur wa I'M.
N"unE man. nan ho'i.o- Hi!' t'ii'"'l
with pretty iAlr portion Of >prt ant de-
trrniratI"n H. Wl> not one /" make a
parade Of hl> private trrIln--: hut / hpi
seen hm watch my DARING : graceful. soft
WAYS with an unc"n-clel~ smile daWnIn-
on his lips. anl Hght III ms eyes that
told 4 sweet tale t" whoever might look
closely. And bc>-l'-thr Glrl only breath
"l i'll him. 1t seemed heHrVt She Waktd
thinking ot hln. and dropped asleep think
ln@ ct INN, and never ceased thlnkln- ol
him dreaming or waking used I" Si-h
sometimes. thInklng how utterly her heart
. was IN hl> Keeping
Eut not Il Word had Sic t1!d me VIII
those beautiful lips OF hers. Il was through
! her transparent face and actions that
. learned all knew: and NOR" crciliahI'
witnesses could not br had,
:, The two were not engaged that Wa,
;, sure of. | did not believe there Ia cvrr
J been any love talk between thtm-that i
any that could he reported. W hat eyes
=. and actions. and tones say canno; be pu
4 IN words. hey were Ill tiI;tt delicate
). pcrilnu> position. when the happiness q
. two loving hearts Is absolutely perfect
and nj the same time most easily destroy
4 cd-that silent understanding that seem
. 80 sure, at may be lost through a look @
i i word.
r Arthur Blake was going away. | In
learned. He had got tired of our countr
town. and 1ancied that he would do bette
10 get into practice in London. There w,
nothing to bind him to either place. III
was quite free. His nearest relative wa
an uncle. who would help to settle him Il
1t u surgeon wherever he should choose t
= live: and Arthur himself had Il little proI
/ crty of his own. and need not be in an
II killing haste. or afraid to take a week
|, rest and time to look about
Is This much lnl beer told me that yer
1t Wednesday morning. when | WAS on III
: way to spend the day with Bessie.
e But Bessie? asked of my informant.
II fancy that they are OF. WAS the reply
e You know ii wasn't an engagement. rel
c laps only Il ilirtation At any rate 81,
/ Arthur walking out the other day wit
II Julia Raymond: and, ut the same tim,
10 Charles Raymond WAS making Il call o