Smyrna times., 1879-11-05

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70 ;oi,, i, - ~ the ,tt.a. omazemart Of
So JN ,.I.o wos tnrr;hly sbociTe,j Of tLn
;doa ~ . rr;,;stor met lilo otber nno,,ia
'e I'm :" o a,'l, r9oJv for nicnir; ~.
,,,,;ran M;ss Psyne "and I'm l.nsy inst
i'",,. -, +an;n h,vo 70 nntertain you%s'.rf
r,r an NAM. ,,r 90 iii 7 Cat thincs ont Of the
,r,''.,. IN ia ~ ,;hortv and H.,
".E"' ',v'' do Il ia shonod v. ,,
IN '.,,,., 40 tba Kitchen md va c,n
,,ii. mi ,..,,, or, vol, ~ tho s,,,a tin,n'
s"iI i"i', %,,,t w h;,nso,f i, ni,.;r close
80 tt'o toI}a ,,Lor,, l,a n,,.Ij yrat,h ha, 80
t6a ' last 'D ',ay,nrnre Fer there seemed TO
ho so,nnth;nn wo"drrfIl,v at1ract;ya 70 him
i, L,,,. f,,a
How tba MORNING f,owl
II ,v,s moan ner.,rn Miss Pawn. know H.
put ,I',y led to,,.l 80 fa,.ily t.,r r.,n,
r,I,ld LIZ. M nnto IF ti,ne
Sns', f,o,,.ibe I.ifrn.n door. tar r2,,, +,
h.,ol, tn hn on, of the SHIT of John.
aror.s,I her lv making All sorts Of ruyste.
Hon. .;,,n,is iolnt;,, Grst At .ho minister
and lion tnwarJ. tie road 10 which she
added 81 sari,.s Of nn,,a}ljns performances
Inv oneninr ana shuttinc bnr mouth. which
WINS ,ftarward. a.oar,uin.d 10 be = re,re.
santati,n in ,,o,tnmine of The way that
vour., woman, .uunosa,l th,t h,,rses eat
TTn,IIa tn ,,u,iarstorI what .h- wanted
tn ,o,,,,urinots Miss PAYNE wen. TO find
ont nI,ut II
"Thore's Ills aaor old horse ;,.s,.,pdinr
at the rate the whole mcrnin'." asserted
Suauu. with INDIGNATION. "aud he a.sittin
here and lnuphIr1. If he was a horse
now"
BIT Miss PAYNE didn't stop TO hear the
metaphysical argument Susan was about to
announce
"Why, John" She said, coming back
into the kitchen, "don't YOU know you've
got a horse up there? ia forgotten all
about il until Susan smoke of if. Just YOU
take it around and turn it out in the pas.
ture. and III have dinner ready by the
time you're back"
She watched him as he went down the
path. with soft light in her ewes and a
strange hapniness in her heart. She didn't
know why' She couldn't have told if she
| had tried to analyze it.
It must be she felt the gldness near al
hand, IS the trees know when spring /.
I'conin..
"Td like to know if that mans coin' tc
stay here foreyer?' said Susan to the old
brindle cow that night, as she drove heru,
from the pasture. . should s'pose he'd
feel it his duty to visit other folks. 'Stic
O. that he's a.sittin' round here, and Aunr
Hester and he's a.talking the whole en-
durin' time. and he Amt said a word abou
apv of them things all the other minister.
used TO. MS Eve heard"
But old brindle didn't seem to be ablt
TO enlirhten Susan on any point. and tina
person went to bed feeling that minister
wern't what they used to be.
The minister and Miss Payne sat ant
talked quietly in the still twilight. H
told her all about his life since she ha,
known him fifteen wears ago. and how tn
change had come into it which had tran.
, formed him into a minister. And the
there fell little silence about them While
neither broke for a long time.
By and bv he smoke:
f 81 don't know why | came here frs
, Hester. | suppose ought to have rome
/ Savers, but / couldn't 20 by here. Frot
the time | knew | was going to be statione
! over this part I've been thinking Of va
and loncing to talk over old times wit
! Won rs have done to-day And some wa
It seemed to me as if God had a plan
a carry out in stotjoninr me over here.
q donit know what voull think about
}. Hester but I believe I could do bett,
y work in the world if Won would helm N
. We've been narted for = rood MANY veor
n but I've never loved anv one else and