Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-19

tOt06Gs 0tu0 CuItU 0tHN0t btI0 BtU0IUO&
timing A bird that falls TO the groun
nlnkes her weep, wt,ile . dog with
bnsken ley Ii sGificieiit tO s:xst her tut
The irpfcunde.t despair live wtre :
liAt~n tsl her, eur lss,n,e would br tufue
into be,ek.ilai far al the unfostunat
canines In cur neighborhOOti. . blz.
MxsisnIe L.rocl,e smiled st,ftly. q ~
"P~hsps ~i,e IN little tOu sensitive.
s.Welf ] sh0uId think 80. She cAD
not meet \ begwxF vithOut st once eng
I|tyipR the contents Of her pocket int
his hand ," %4p ~ - se
.'Dit not you, my friend. teach be
that the heart should ever open out 4
s0rr"w of every sbaG.e." z n 9ssa .7t
"Oh. yes; the heart. but not tn
pure" s . gs1 rf
"Wieked fellow" e4Y f ~
"1f listened to you. my dear. i
would adopt xil the h+g9srs 10 Paria ;
You have nothing to- ray" retOrtel
Ma.i~me L rns'hr. who finally grew tn
l'aiieut under the sccumiiIai Ell iijus
t'css he..tst upnn her. ..IffGsnevIeps
IL T. 'n.ttr-heAr'ed. II 10 your fault snd
mot mine. never preached anything u
htr except the Bsctssity of being il,tiua
ltri0ns ~ h you who are siwass afraid
tleet ehesh"uid everwork herselt; and
l ssso C90 W. S0GbOb0Gbuk uCJ W WsOA ~
much ~ pntssthle, y Ou constantly talk Ia
"er of y Oi Of things she dives noi need t
know. aud which viii end up by spoil
ing her."
"I!"
Yes you OF the duties Of those
wbo nave means. sud Of the pride ri
those who have none; that she should
never allow ss'rrOw 10 pass by her with
cot seeking to offer consolation, aud
suffering without alieviating 1t and
that hsppipees In only permitted us on
cOndithDn that We take upon our
selves part If the burdens Of others." {"
"Pure theory ODlv
''Ther 1t is. Yau fine gentlemen
enuDcixte theories and forbid the ..rxc-
ttce nf them when 1t c.sets something.
3" much The worse for you, IL We wO
men. TO wh"ni ynu preach charity, put
y"ur preaching IN practice ut your ex~
I'~hse W"m u talk Iexs than you do,
but hey act great deal more +"
| Go on them" said Lxroche, half
laughing. 'h.ifsnuOyed, for he knew
that hir employ er had lately gmwu less
lavish with .xirx p.y snd holiday re-
warts '.DO ~ y0u think b+st but /
sssuss you II my. packets nappen Z.
have hnIes tu theaU, you will 6bd the
le~s trouble in neuding hem, since
there will he Ott.i,,g in thtml."
''Psisw!" said Madame Lar0che, q
littlesi n+ttl+d. hut rot the le~s good
hunOtedly, fs'r she y ~ trave little
snui. aud would not nIiuV herself to he
discouraged. Il will mike it up with
INV ssvings
| But now that we have become as we'll
srquri"tesf with the L.r~tee. as II We
bad tsten b,ru IN their mfdrt aud been
thr"wu With them all III our life, le, Us
es'ine back to our fsln0ls M.nday morn
i"x WHEN II WAS s0 cold, aud On which
G-nrvfeve found it sO hxsd TO wsse up
should have said to open her eves ::
f"r ss to heinR awake. che was sIS
I'uss. and ~ given SOME times To pre-
| teudinK. But thSt mOrui..R was tM,
much for her; she admitted tn herself
that sbe War lszy, aud that she did not
have the strength tO overcome her in
dsleuce
Eight O'clnck struck, and Madame
L.sucie, who hsn repeatedly called
tier. raised her v",c~ xgsiu. G-hevieve.
With Kr+.t Effort. jumped s.ut ot h+d.
Que hour later, she wss dTeH-s d. had
| esteD her bgeS fast. hHd review I'd her
| ie~S.n. fi.,rt,ed \ verb t,lete, rnd
with y t,Astet Ou her arm, WAS On her
way to schsM.l
It WIS very cold. and her feet sank
deep into the anOw. She hurried on,
aud in good time resrhtd 'be echo0l,
the large sitscr "f y hich stood wide opel
M II to welcome her. Mile 0enevieve
Was one Of The mnst dil,gent of sll the
sch"lars, and one who did great honor
to her teachers.
The DE-, passed off we'll She got five
on her lrssotH, which you know IL a.
ISS0 -
twelve with spienhit sppeIi,e, and NJ
four O'Clock proceeded quietly and slow.
ly On her way h.me
Slowly ~ss nui quite right, hut what
would you? SHE wss Always happy
when In the streets. There WAN ~
much tb be reen, aud everything inter-
| ttitO her She threw hack lier htxd
nnd emitted ~ every thing around her
N',t war IN truth = thorough PArisian
o. this ocsasiOn. let W s1,i,ttss il. her
c"'l''siiy wAs lres 10 blame than usual
for she had mot GONE far when = sharp
wind struck brr full Ia The face and the
HnOw he9sn t0 fxlI again, f..rcinx her to
D"w her head sn.t slscken her pace
Oh the horrible we, ther.
She qn'ckebed her s,ep once more,
-hskibx her shoulders. Ike y apxni-l
f,r lo'.Y Ears, to throw off the snOw
which gathered there, aud In short
y bile had crossed the sl,Mce separating
| ihe school fr,,in her hntie
TIE latter VIZ. iu the quarter If thu
Gs's'e'ti.s. where ntxlern Ye,.ius, fond OF
sir audligbt. had made q gteat ni,en-
Log. tut ~ h,, h there etili r+maiued
Kr"''ps Of LazSr-like buildings, sud
hunt" rs Of un1rDw dark sllrys TIE
rlvei B'evre fl"w- hard by. ard in the
hlRh black bu'ldihrs Whole pOrula
'h'' Ot Arlssi.r are ~ work, husIIiy eu
gagged In n,AkiuR The brilliant textures.
which on the morrow will drape them
seIuss OD the shoulders If he hsndm me
w..l'en Of Psri- aud other large cities
The Bievre hss II history sDd tis l~-
xrhd. ~hicn would b. interesting to
nsirate. II Ia 'wIng 10 ,he waters ri
this stream. they say, that ihe celebrated
Insbufact"Ty al the G.b-Iins Owts The
wonderful an, mini, able c.,lors wh,rh
have made it- reputation and it's fortune
I In merely . fancy perhaps. tut one ="
i'atm'ess But II COSTS us nUihing TO
t,e elirve in il.
Ar to the neighbnrhood, II Ia dreary
shd "f rude ssl<ct On. might almost |
Imagine oneself III Mauct,e-t~r, that |
xi'"'n'y city. where Gro ding knpulx- |
"i' forever fights SxaiIist nii-try AND |
want. They work hard behind tie |
v'sy Walls Of this povrrJy stricken |
quarter: aud me rarely s-ps a snul On |
TIE "u'+ide The ednr peculiar to this |
xr"up IT streets does not sdd to its |
'h+effuiDets neither dO the kind ni
cages III which are piled up ny thnu.
-*'d. the brown bundles Of tan. barb |
which iiih+rApt vendOrs Will h.u X |
*'ong the STREETS in winter. and good |
H. .u~e ~,v.s VIII heap uu in thu ir cellars |
When November comes.
Geneviev-. however, had been born |
10 thi- Quarter and sO th"uxht IT NJ
.,+aut'fui =. that Of the Ma.i+.ie,n-, e.. |
h-u,I~ Ely ses. or the Park MO.ctaiux.
But ehr d'd not like .il"w, aud herr,
ny det+s'eu winter Az the hastpnpd
".r ta'dy -'+ls Ter eye caught sight
II u dark SOME fhtrg hirh seemed NOT |
fsr away trs,u, her,
Genevteve was rome " hat curious. a.
have taId SU ene went out al Lp, |
*ay ard t.r' r'ceetj+d In the direction OF
b" sinik 'tj.ct.
G'"M hesvths! Was It pnssible? ? Can
!'u kurss what sh- said? A child. y
.,tiie e'ri, lying IN the sn0w aud sleep
Try NJ r~ eeily W IL IN y cradle