Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-26
PART II.


A wee, later Miss Ph,ygia put ON II
pair OF black gloves, II black bonnet, and
II black veil to lot down in case she -bou d
cry, went to church to see phun gold
ring take precedence OF the Diamond she
had pressed, and to hear the hymcnenl
blessing pronounced over the INIT OF
golden hair.
She had to drop her veil once Oh twice
as She ga1cd ut the cloud OF lace aud
orange blossoms before the uIu,i aud
when she couldn't help seeing the rev
bruadcloth suit that stood bc-d. it, she
kept hcrset down 10y repeating rs inst ms
She could, Charity hopeth aI things,
onduroth all things, is not easily pro-
vohed." Then she went home, put on
the brightest dress she had, and went to
muse II sick nelghbor whocou do0uun no
as-istauce lor money and Therefore must
have 1t lor love.
The bright dress had almost time to
fade before Miss Phlygm saw the way
clear to so home ngnn. 1t was Il long
pull aud neither she nor the luvuhd know
how they would have got through had IL
not heen tur the suuugh nud cunto,t o
the doctor's daily vfsits.aa4srx 1ect IN
hight, two hundred pound, in Wcsht,
strong rs "A tower, firm rs rock, cu.. u-
II hS Sdrodoik, and yet when pain oJ dj.-
couthgemeut called for il, quick WI.b u
broodIug tenderness, more beautiful, Mis-
Phrygm thought, even than woman
Twilight in the sick room seemed lonely
to Miss Phrygla, and she IelI into Tho way
Of watching Tor light to gleum Though
the Gins that shaded the DOCTORS house
just opposite, but no light ever nppeucd,
and she had just made up her mind tuat
he never was ut home in tho evening,
when she had 10 send for him tol ur
three times after the lturs were out uld
there he was.
"Oh dear - she said, ~ hope hcdoa-
II sit there without 80 much ~ It ,.aIlr
lighted, thinking about tho 6 child go o.
his that weio diowncd, aud the WD. 100
the insane asylum that only died ID year
and hall ago. lie can't or he 0e,c.
could come over here on moment cui
all ready to cheer Us up and be .u.u a
comfort !" This checliug them up and
being comfort continued untll Ms,
Phlygiu began to wonder what dis. al
home would seem without it, who hrr
sea a-on OF duty should be ended. What
the Doctor thought about losing hi our-e
he did not say, but he insisted on .lug
hGr home when the time came, although
the moon was large as IL cuit-whc. aud
shining clear.
As they came out, both involuualiy
glanced up at the house under the shadow
OF the cIm5.
ozark" said Miss Phrygia. at al.
ways i-."
= Ie-," said tho Doctor, ait ha- been
for II good many years now, very dok.'
- | know it," said Mis- Phrygu, tly,
feeling as il she ought to have ol her
black gloves again.
"Don't you think" said the Doctor
adj ju.tlng her hand tr'he more closely
To bis arm, "don't you think | might
bring in "a bright warm lighl before long,
if | could lind it?"
Immediately - said Nil Phrygia.
Even r--and the Doctor stopped to
come as near u, be could to look under
Miss Phrygia's hat-"c'eo II | should
leave your house empty and dark to do
it2"
or both OF them -aId udertuat, VIII never
he revealed but certain o. Is that when
Miss Phrygia ought to La'e been going
to sleep that night, she wo-n't going To
sleep at all, but saying oTr.a"d over To
her-elf Oh, what haec J i'neY What
hare ! done? How c1u ! coc' do II
What am going to d. p
The pefplexity thicker. and darkened,
to the peril Of Mi. Pbwg" night when
suddenly ray Of light d.. he'd Ior'h upon
' Why, Of course" she aid, "heisn't
eracIy man he's a doc'orj and IN ~
ju.t how | come to doitl' and with this
satisfactory conclusion in be- SOUL and a
wonderful whr Of new seo-'iions in her
heart, Miss Phrygia turned IN her pillow
and went to sleep like hitten'
The village was go astiI with tho news