Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-01-07
S SeIefteO Storn.
Rlghted at Last.
I TIE LoCuM TENENs

Inn LoCUM TENENs.
OAe lovely ,uuuler mi.ht. few wear.
ago. an nld-ia>hionrd little vehicle wa.
being dragged up steep ascent anon.
HE Col,wuid lliii> hy Il sturdy little pony
who stopped every uow aud then Ui hi,
own accord. as though perfectly well
aware oi how many rises and dips" lay
before him aud ot the consequent uece>sl-
T., Of not losing hl> wind by uyeriaNatiou
al this stage OF his jolrrey. The two
men Who were Walking on either >ide OF
~. -" cot i,--i tl,,s, tsutHehi>
t'.c pony. the ,,t,', rering and pattin-
I. seem. "''S /" lin. at,,l..r ~, upo'
>jt.. Long >loi ,.,..olil,.s l'''l
= warI P@'' ''u nom -ae.,,bar I,' lou. -
r.n, IL" c"tfagcs-..,'. -, '.'...,' ,'v,'e ,i'
on ,.'' "''tJ here and III. lon,, ~. -
r,,,i,,r,. 'Iiie'i al >pir,.,,'.i ia ,i
ni..,'i gathering >ha.. -, o,',s'''. a., ~.
,,.Il.., 90. "h The other i, ti.,h ;.'',..J
in,.L =. '',h'' crowned by t..r ,lr,.y ,i.r -,
cl'.L' 'i''s' WHOSE tot.on.t hnn,,h.
MI nc at golden li,ht n.,I'. ss,,I,,,
,h,-t..ol 'l "nd. whose Irj,.,,dl,' hrsn,.,,n.
W., III! flad> OF song bird:
voaI. w.. curious yirs Wa shall ver
turil.i, III, I..'i u ne stranger, pointing to a
.nioih,r en- -. .. A. ve reached after
y r.-idfHas r-.:.d ascent OF half 4 mile.
Ay. SI," responded III. man, '.they
do say a. the took out there is a. good a.
ANY ia the counity-or out of it either,
should blink. Master. he say 10 me wheL
| we're i-drivin' him down here the last
time Ih~ other day. jim says he. it,
my belief / >lIan'l >cc noihin' inner in the
Nay OF views la AL my travels than thi.
her. Cat Back, aud there Nest by the
beck ! aud hes Travelled man. Is master.
and knows What he'e I-sayiu' OF too
hc>c last words were fiuug ont a little
d, flantly. IL Il to warn the young man
who Aa> comm. a. locum teHens TO May
beck That though tor Il twclveiuonth or 20
:.e might be inve> I'd with the invalid rec
Tors power, and preach in his pulpit. and
i've ia his house, and look after his flock.
,tIii he had better take care aud not let
h> pfidc 1T such IA position run away with
hiin. and especially he mad better not SET
VI, an opinion in opposition 10 ''ma>ter's. Z"
But Godfrey Bree was nowaIs inclined
to .ain>ay his coIIducto; 5 hearty praise
instead Ui 50 doing, he so unatfrctedly
showed d delight ia The fair views that lay
round them al every tnrn thar by the time
Maybcck reclory MAS reached he had won
-n4tttii bpllltOll> "a Jim. VINO lnfDfiIltt
his wife that night over Il cir supper '.thal
whatsoever the new man might bt. papi>h
or chapel disposed, he knowed nice siy hi
when he see it. and that spoke in his
favor,'
quiet lonely meal. some few minutes
study ot the room where it wa, served. AL
introduction To aud commencement of d
warm friendship with Flops. the old rec
81 He'd
out htutle garden, possessed with the
half->atisficd. ialf-restless feelings that at
lend 50 many changes of mems lives
Thi, was his first parochial charge-the
eight years OF his lite since he had lef
college having been passed ia the very
diffcrem work of teaching in a grammar
| schooi-and how different it all seemed
| There. in The busy town of many thou
sands. with a throne of lads about hin
from morning till night. plenty Uf peopl,
| glad 10 see him when he could steal 81
hour from his work, he had hardly know
what it was to have . minute to himself