Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-13

splfation whlch made an things clear asd day.
A strange triillsacy sbons in her eye< In
. fash shs saw. or believed he sas, 10 VIA,
s-,d the-s things were lc-ding. Gods hand
was at s.rk
Hal 30 not drramet drram ia whieh
Maurics Iicrvey fgur~lf Hal sh- not per-
sualsl hsrfelf When he frst sav him that
she hal zen written In biz facc that his
dav. ucrc numlercii Was shs not sure
mre a. he va ~ tcr own eternal cun-
demuaflon on--ihat Gei mcanf lcatrico %
tas'e happ neo a. Will In this world a. m
the uextf The hour q dclivsfance was AZ
hani The lnspraiion which bal toll her
that hsr srrand wouid L. crovuel With suc.
e..s vs. NJ that - lying sIarit uod
was at work IIer,ey BAT lccn lei 10 take
this tsurn.,. - lreak the prumlsi he hai
male. sni thereby aoceft the fate fore
"a to.s.-l ~ tha fearful words o. which Lls
hagcr bal fortuitiously poiniel Tbs lour-
nev. tcrun IN craft AMI IN defiance q God.
warulnr conveyed through her-eif, would
never D. eniei she. ~ tn light n her
viii faith. rcsd The pisin- purI-re plainly
asnu was written IN leitsrs Of tnc
n ths line 4 demarcaiiou bctse'n fanaii
eism AMI madness In The poor woman's
hrain VA noi hy nov entirely olliiefaiei,
a hal grown faint hlurrci ami iniist.nct
she was lowering GA the verge q insanity
ami the n,ethoi which somciimes lies In
mallnesi ras at wofk AL SUPPLY ing the los
of ths r,as1ninx faculties. Nov that ths
truth Ia cume % hcr. nus that shs kne~
by insriraiion Why ths man bal l.,'n Tsr'
miti..l q trac, AMI follow her ani for q
whns ont1y hls triumph, she foumi hers'li
sr.eulaiIus ani wun1anng hnw AMI by
uhat mrans ths intrrposition u Tho MNinf
Lani uouli D. shown. She waited for ths
moment ehsn. from suns apparently
earthly cause. the cup ~ triumph wuuh l.
dashol from his lirs Slr uaitci AMI
wais-i. and although the hours Tassssl ~iih
ont a s..n. never vayrrel iu her belief that
even at the lat moment deiversncs you'll
D. brought about
Oron or telrs she turnei AMI inokai ~
h-r companion sni by m. ame sirangy
fancy uhich hat before sHifsi her, Par
,ualsl hcr.elf that Che someihing which N
imagined she aas In his fac AMI which D.
tokrnci aprfoaching death. greN morc AMI
moro distinct ~he fit M pity f0r M
man. ncr woud shs have dared to aitsnlIi
a seconi warning. lui shs gan,i on him
9TH Kind - ave. rsi-ri b. 'hs though,
Dat q lrief racc q t.ms this vrsichci
srea,ur, wouh D. bing In tte place AZ
poin,ei Tor him. lying therr. AMI - lis
th~rr. forever. AMI ever, ani ever
Her mains-. n u may D. called madnes..
assp~r~d a, tn time rassei BY After All,
IN stais q its claim % superiority. the mind
!. tat The slave q the briy. The yoke NAV
D. thrown aaie for whis. but sonner ~
later iis pressure teoomcs aprarcnt IA.
tlsus ami want ~ fol werr. With Ssrah
Miller, .1mpi eting what distroa hal L.
run. Yet b. bsrsef 10 --nici that ~ hal
never Zen things oiearsr. never rcasunasi
mors oogvntly than AZ this mnmcni vhen
her train "a, iaIei heyoni endurance
How xoull Col actl Wouh a. strike TIA,
man dead a. D. at thrrci Woud -umsthing
frighiful hapF-nI Wouli The train L. over
turneli As tbs question eKsfci-si her. every
Jalt a. the wheels pas--i the p1,nts seni q
thrill thruush hcr AMI mads Lef fancy ths
momont was 90 hani.
Ns This could no, b. ths aH.sint'i
n,.thai Merrils.. her crs.l taught hsr
to t..ls.s Co. one O. whom tlo pray.d, her
s.ns. ~ l1.ils flrtaie her 10 inprpfe that
nas Other lives must D. sa-rifi0cd fnr the
sa.e ~ defs1. NJ Maurice iiervry Rho
must wait r,iirntly ani In faith. mo- an'iei.
pate Gals inrpl.e huf ihr ifn- va
groviux verf anorti
Sudi.a'Y d. turnei and knclt ~ tha
fo,r ~ ths cirrarc rhs oferci up .
PRAYER that Ting, migut D. male clear b.
her. that Ler ar1ny q suspensr might 10
iaoai1hi o. an cnl Heryey Watched her
an l1uriei aloui
'Qafs right Sarah." b. ,aii Never
ue.'sri rnrr religion, olssrvancr. I am