Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-05-06

' u: : : G5 % ADFoRD w. SATURDAY, 1876

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books he had devoured among the lum
ber in the 6arret, and simple plants o
love brought up from The depths 0 hi
si|s iss3s sws'ling heart Wl ssas it'll y
4 But alas for tho inssosabls decrses O
fate and fashion Seven long years had
passed and gone since that last trystine
time, and althottsi, the tvs names wsrl
still linked together upon the old walnut
tree, the two little lovers bad dr'fted fal
apart. wv 's'n' ~ ',.''' - ~
Young Master Randall went from on,
place Of instruction to another till ht
reached the sun,nauns b0nun, Of q vefi
table college. Taking advantage Of thl
absence Of their son and heir, the bic
l folks aE Eeke hall went abroad: tho house
WAS closei, md although many an appls
and hunoh ol grapsa from the old, placs
reached sally, with the rest Of the vii.
layers, She never cslred 70 ta1tS these
.luxuriss, from stranger hands. Will
not even have heard the sound Of hie
mama had itinot been fcr the eiiorrn ol
Ancelioa Crane at n boardinsl school
near the college. Perhaps Sally would
rather not have heard his name than
thns from the lim of Anselica. vi,ose
bump of reverence was ANAL. and wbo
held The young squire pretty much as
she held 'everybody-important in the
pleasure. - -. y"
The acre of Farmer Crane were broad
and wide. and 'outnumNered by many, A
score those that belonged to the Randall
family: Il was whispered that even The
ooodiiest nronertv Of, The old sonirNl was
Heavily .uaortrared TO the shrevd and
forehanded eoiintryman. ana that q
match betIeen Mjsa AnceiicS and tbe
vonnc sonira wonId not he 4 had .thin0.
la tbe latter. On the other hand. these
nla;n folks A. tho Grona. hn;1aatasa' IA
snored na.ra;ns ~. sbow their w;Ii;n~-
nos n 'f,,rthey 'vhatevar :nlans wSre
,,,.5o - H. t ~ ;o;r;nn "a thn.o t,ro r"SJ
i Maae y, 'ne JOINING q s4eae 'wo sooa-
y eS .T~.,, ,l. ;t....s,,s;r
,Angehca nersei1 nad connded 10 sally.
that she shad rmorei strings to her bow
than one. but that ahe knew which she
preferred. and had often tortured the
poor little maiden, when during Antei.
cas- bolidays thAv had spent 4 nieh3 or
two together. bv feadinr her. AMONG
other love letters. Some bfoductions
from, the eloouent ;and. ardent hen Of
WIN Randall. poor Little ,Sally's perf!3
dious' lover. Long after Angeiics's curl
papers had ceased. 10 rattle upbn!. !.the
pillow. ths soft. silken.. rings of. SallvG
yellow hair were wet with fears of enyv
and pirlish despair, 57'' sf
o Bat ~, years went by, and old time
softened the bitterness Of those holiday
stabs by dealing others .ofsa rn6fe vivid
and startling o6aractcr, whenscares and
griefs close at hand crowded about her
and hem1ned her In, she became resign
ed to this one among the Pest, and even A
talked, With Angelica Of her loves dapd
lovers with a GOODNESS that astonished
herself. There became less!and less
grievous similarity n the dsscrlptiop Of
tho yonSnS s9uirsto shes shy, rveot as.a-
ory' OF naiiy VI 1ons aSo' no nau n9w.
y s&PpeaEea,.a4 ln@PleV RVsbac9e. nus
nanas We're whi!e, a!a, hS was s.i Ioie anq 4oae
PeHec.ly splenu.! %i!r :n Every .resn
cynndspce' Il 100 .5 1n1sDr1snsnsI1e I:,lasm is!e
Ine 2ln III GslnRse, seh9sF Htehtss ais ~
sen IN oaiiy Young ' neart' anu ~ ne,
In ana 'ouliea ~ N! .'ene e.so
mugs Vi me- HlPrswt.Ifns1 t'.t4st' yre
scnooimasSer' y ana tne Paie young moGny
er sho colo l'nso rememper; ana as she
turned ln9ace cream 1feeSers thas nlent
y u tne ce4iar OF faFHsr CFahe' hOt one