Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-08-15

] MN Nuulp OF hhlfouAAtNtuteh ~
thoroughly satisfied when you praise me.
Though il be true or not, 20 singing and
| light-heRrtcd about my work. Every
difficulty is Strengthened, and life is sweet.
What blessing you are TO me in every
way. Once more | bless you for your
delicious letters. They will be a legacy
to my children when am no longer here
to preserve them
Mrs. Tilton wrote Sunday evening,
January 18Th, 1857;
MY DEAREsT Pardon me If 80 many
| of my letters are filcd with accounts OF
the pastors visits. Yesterday he made
rs very happy visit. lie came In about
halfpast II, bringing lOEers as usual.
/ He followed me up stairs, where he for
one full hoafp played with the children
delight fully. rAflcr this he invited me Ia
accompany him to Mr.. Oyington's. This
is The only time have been out with him
since your absence. 1. was al interview
Of pleasure 10 us both. lie has Il real
| high, tfue statns Of mind, and II you two
dear men wefe once more reunited in
perfect sympathy
CONFESSIONS.
Mrs. Tlion wrote two weeks AFTER
ward
Ny BELoyEDr; Daring the early part OF
your absence a was well enough 10 suffer
you TO belieyein my perfection bat, AS
You nesr hotne,S must apprise sou that
you arc inlstgken. | am frailty and
weakness ITSELF
Again Mrs. rlllon wrote, January 2sth,
1867 81.
Mr.. B. called Saturday. lie said / had
the most calming and peaceful influence
over him more so than any one be ever
knew. lie brought me two pretty flowers
in pots, and said as he went out "W hat
a pretty house this Is; ] wish / lived
here"
She wrote, February ilth, 1867
/ am more and more dissatisfied ~
have FOR your life's work an editors.
The iaaep Hispts power is alone, il seems
TO me, in yOur editorials aud the adver
tisements. You feel Il 20 ha your pulpit.
/ cannot bear to sec your beautiful genius
10 the best part Of Sonr life idle Can
you not work for your country by lectur-
ing and an occasional editorial some
where, and rid yourself OF the RESPONSE
bility Of the details o. great paper :
Thou the summer and spring you might
devote to reading, writing poems and
stories, and in short, lead II purely liter
airy life.
Again, Feb. 10, 1867:
ain more and more inclined to have
your neck loose from the Independent,
and lead a mere perfect literary life.
As we approach the period Of the Grim
inal intimacy with Beecher, the letters
grow short aud bitter. A few specimens
are presented
WILL CHERISH ms LOVE PgRpEruAI1Y.
THURSDAY, Jan. &, 1870.
My DEAR HUSBAND II do not at all
realize that my winters correspondence
has begun. We have fallen from the
habit Of daily writing because Of The
frequent home-comings. but II Will be
very sweet for me to give my daily story
and sweeler still 10 listen TO yours, the
first strain of which ] caught to-day, and
| s0rrowed fer your hard fate, hut
reiOiced In the victory. Believe
that | will cherish your love and memory
perpetually, talk of you often 10 0ul
darllngs, and reward your aTduous labori
by learning to be nGaucier. The taste
Of saving ! never really knew before
and, unlike other tastes, il fingers in
delight. l sent extracts IRON Lucille fol
last weeks H;roluiioH. Do not forget M,
In your prayers.
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. l3, 1870.
MY DEAR HUSBAND Y0u once said
and have often acted, that I was alTayl
| craving sentiment. II is verify true.
am what am, therefore TO such a natur,
as mine Jesus Christ, as be- discovers lin
sell to me, is unui;erahly precious. Lei
my tongue cleaye to the roof Of my
mouth if ! fail TO bear testimony to IN
interchangeable love. Your letter reachel
me yesterday. How il ightened my day
like a glory lou are wei beloved by
one human, and therefore, IL IA low,
si'uEsilhE thu unprotected. 10 mol
however, comfort myself IN my humanity
-Tatncr, whenever am victor over IT,
on ho@ slow IS the warfare
| Today hns been quiet day. Mr.
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