The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-05
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or at and was now cur off entirely PIE
maturely introduced TO the nee, ssiies and
responsibilities Of life, lie and Clara could
not shut their eyes to the practical wisdom
which makes life peaceful and happy. and
gives q substantial foundation to all the
highest aspirations and deepest sentiments.
They learned TO live and rrieve together,
as well as to love and rt iJice And they
learned also how TO use best their slender
means for the cultivation If those faculties
which adorn and beauty the hard and
practical walks of life.
"What new life death Is :" said Clara,
as she sat looking sadly over the familiar
landscape, towards sunset Of the dsv when
the simple funeral OF her father took place.
My father never appeared so Truly him
self 10 me az now. lie never bore The
world well and somehow he knew that |
knew 1t. And now that there is no world
to bin, ] can see him as he really was, I'M
bent by any burthen. How glad he must
he TO rest from his labors. Don't you envy
such rest, Charles p
"Why, Clara, do you p said Charles In
gals. Life is great blessing to me now.
When | rest want to rect from my labors.
do not desire to resign ny joys or lose
my opportunity. / think, Clara, death is
u new life only when this life is worn
out
Clara was lost in thought as the vision of
her father released and purified absorbed
her on the one hand, and her love for
Charles bound ler on the other. She en-
wed the repose Of the one because she did
not realize what it really meant, and she re-
| ioiced in the vigorous and abcuuding life
| nf hn M hnr nor. uttf 4.1, 81.
being was involved in it. White she was
occupied and lost in this conflict she was
suddenly brought to her sensts by her
mother, who broke in with AL her vital
force and dispelled every imaginary charm
by announcing that tea was ready.
Come, children, come to supper :" ex-
claimed the thrifty lady who on all occa-
sions was Numbered ahout much sewing"
Charles started up and Clara followed
him, rejoicing still in her spiritual exalta-
ton. But the realities Of life ION over
came her the vacant place nt the table
the newly arranged room where her father
died the manifest preparation already
| made to 90 on through life without him
brought Der 10 realization Of her loss and
she was driven TO her own little room in a
paroxysm of grief. Her philosophy was
all gone and she felt that there was at
least one sorrow which she must bear
| through lite.
When Charles returned to the place
where he and Clara had entered upon the
great problem of life and death, he found
her there before him, so1tenod, and droop-
ing as if tempest had pissed over her.
She had taken her sorrow to herseif Tor o
time at least, and she turned her converse
ton TO the topics in which they were mu-
tually interested. Charles spoke of the
fervid beauty of Mr.. Howe's rayer at the
funeral: but she turned at OF &c from that
and inquire about the last meeting of the
club and as she enlarged upon the mem
bers of that active and us, FIJI institution.
she came naturally upon the trials of John
Thomas.
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ceived letter Yesterday which am sure
you would be glad to hear, reliiing to the
town meeting hid entirely forgotten it,
| | barely understand it; bat perhaps you
will tel me what it means
She brought he letter, lnl read as fol-
lows
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My DEAR Miss BELL:
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