Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-10-04

illiiioi tlic lttilHS vi Ills n:lnu upOn Her lcat
rs he lay helpless on his bed of pain, while
creditors. like birds of prey, hovcrcd ;,bou
the house that ought to have been h,l>he,
and silent
The sun shines warm and bright: the
music oat there sounds cheerful to me
and poor papa lies in his grave!' Thu:
ran The thought Of this gentle, loving
heart
As time went on, though the crowd 0
Pupils 50 confidently anticipated by Alice
and Katie did not make their appearance
three OF four We're added to the orig ina
one. and things seemed to 90 on plssably
when Bessie took a severe cold-so sever,
that the others Supported by the opinion
of Mrs. Bu>by) would not let her leave the
house. Then an event happened a Wis
itor came to Il Paradise place-l youn.
man in 4 vclvcccn coat, and Il soft, wild
felt hat that shaded an honest. manly
Young face. with gray eyes and a silky
brown beard
This WAS Phil Lu>hnoton, slrugylin.
artist, striving hard to make that : some
thing comfortable " of which mention ha
been made before. Phil taught drawing
ut a school where Bessie, too, had som,
pupils.
The Young fellow came in somrwht
tnnllly to that dlngv pnrlor in which Mrs.
HuSby'S soul delighted. and Mary Anne
the mail-of-;ll- work (who, to Judge from
the state of her hands, cleaned boots al
day long without ever leaving otl) Shove,
him in, herself in such a state of eNcitrmcn
that her cap fell off in the passage; bu
then, rs her cap was often in the pas
sacc as ON her he al that was no novelty
Now may SAY. once and for all If nj.
stare of NV tale 1h,t there ,r. no viIl,in.
in thi, orv and th,t Pail Iusl,ino an w.,
an honest chjvalrou. voun, f.linw VIII,
treated ,hrs. three .nlit.,rv m,iL.nS u,,
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men ,nj w,>,s f,-f;Inn.I,. rnsnactf,,l :.
Them =, thnnrh !, H,.lrr,vi,n ch,n.rnr,. ;.
th,. ririI L,..7.ri,,inn L,l L.,,, ,v.,,'h
ward 1ver thr,n md pn~,'Ii.n ,,l,c,. W.
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With clmivalroli>. tender oracr. Phi
Lu>hington greeted the sisters. Is he >too,
1T the door of their ,ir~v ,,arlor. hat il
hand his bonnie brown eur |, clu>,erju,
about his forehead. and hi, honest eve.
resting on Br,>ir'> face. Yes: he was n
Individual in whom thcr, WAS no Guile
WAS this Young artist Of mine, and. liht
the ~untloWcr. Yazrd OPENLY at the sun tho.
mad begun to shine with such brioht beam.
upon his life.
1t was rather hard for Bessie though II
with a pretty bt>hluluc>> >l" prcsrntr,
her visitor to her two sisters.
- know ought to have called ctr.irl
IN the d.N. said lhIl, >tll drinking il
the sight Of Be>>;c'> face, . but haven
had 4 lnomcnt 10 spare since ten O'rlOcI
this morning. | WIS >urr You must b,
i'll, a did not see vou ut Beech Hons,
for five Whole days. 80 asked Mis-, Nj
ncrvt BVcrutl and >hc told mo vou had :
hard cold"
PHI had not thought before he cam,
that he >houl / feel IL if his advent nec.ic,
50 many apu,o1ic~ and explanations, bu
somehow lhi- All came upon him now
and Alice. pcIcciviu.r that Bessie wa, cl !
IDENTITY noI c:pahlc of much l'ucue.y Of con
vtr>ation. rushed bravcly To- the rescue.
And now YOU have found rs all sif,iu,
in TN. Il~k We do tll1t, yon nlIl~t know
to >1Xrthr ,rl- or cnfIl..,. j. y,l,Il soun.
very pretty L. say We love ii" -lolnin-