Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-06-20

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that black mark above his temple, wa
WALKING toward the Valley of the Shadow
throuo6 a dark, still path, in which h,
rpcoonized nothing of his former life-no
even the sweet face and tender touch o
his youno wife. For Philip had lost hi
reaSoh-WaS lnhoceuI' do UnoJ 0'il 1t
In Simple; pG"uIll'r =. .lannoi n;ht n,So ~ So ~
walked AMONG them at Eyersham, in
world of his own, and then the end came
How he had managed to be kicked b,
fine two-vear-old. in whose box they fount
him lvino HELPLESS. no one could imagine
for n better or safer man with horses than
PhiIin ,pioh was not to be found ON tn,
oomiry side; but when the end came, til,
oxnlanation came with it.
He had been sitting brooding over thu
fire all one summer afternoon, with hi
head in his hands. and his wife Phpb
knittino on a stool before him, when sud
denly he cried ont. "Phmbe, Phnben' anc
started nm with both hands stretched ou
toward her as if for help.
Phpbe rose hastily and put her knittin.
.siJa answering his crv with tender. low
,o,t ;nn words and compassonate Tears
:. no Won know me. PhiliD?n she said
" philin nv dear, look at me, and re
uemhpr me- once
So she nrayed, kneelinr straight befor
him with little Philip clinging to he
dress, and the summer sunset creeping TO
rarJ them across the shining red of th
kitchen floor and Philip lifting his din
ewes drew down her face and Kissed it