The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-06-02

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seha - the secoud ccruTaI,y ilgsirr-ssi past
under thu generars approving eve. Num-
Der thre came m view.
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glrl. thu little nsoslser saii, With = uaru,inr
g her heart, -Sle. ao- love me. Wen WAaf
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approval Whsch vas nanil.e- f,,arf Ves.
She remcmhcre.i
4 wonder VIII Mr. Brent hear IN mind
What told himl think shall slsNsp hiIn q
liiae 10 reireSh his memory and b. band him %
secFs-ey. II he manages wei hc might a.
oon'pltsh nlorc than any; but BE- may hlurder
nay be ts the sogt of man who viii biunier
Il he can
And 50 warned by little frown frS,sn the
commander. company four went by. Coua-
pany nve-oh, wei She knew Il; with this
she was to conquer.
derssSf- Pren.iersast; he Is my main
stay after all O. Ves; h viii touch Sophia
At the very heart. And b. viii sav all wish.
There is one thing about these ssricus p.eople.
they aIe half deociviRg themselves ana half
deeseiving others. and 81 they assume z most
valuable Appearance of carneStness> Vow.
could not, 10 ssve my life, pretend to h. in
terNstet IN beng useful; huf I sufsposc
saac1ld be more telling in serioas socicty il
could frendergast viii sermonize about of,-
portunity and duty. and Sophia viii listen.
/ Just as she listens at church, can So her
/ now-and the woman who listens % a Silitor
Ike Prendergsst is-marriedy-
And 20 the whole army was reviewed.; the
forces were irras.stible; stroke after stroke,
Sophia would be conquered at last.
~And now let me see.- the little mother
continued, throwing herself hack in her chair
as she pondered her own responsibility in thu
transaction. ! am a worldly 'voIuan. an
making match for my daughter which i
| NofldAN Wis., nothing more niiu nothing
less; am doing all fairly can o. urr-c hei
TO this marriage, pressing her On by evers
means in my power. Wei. am I wrong
Why, even on the showing q good people O,
romantic people I am marrying her % a MAJ
who Is in every way likely n make her happy
although she may not yet Acknowledge it
He is good. upright and kind And then O;
my showing am giving her = position In -
| ciety, sllatching her from mistaken engage
ment, from years Of waiting which are sur
to end in solitary disappointment or in we'd
| ded poverty. Give me FOR my daughters
| life well carpeted. well cushioned. well fur
nished, well dressed, and NV head for IL II il
ten years time they are not the first to say {.
the OH mother: You were right. after all
| Yes, the good people talk about doing righ
and not pleasing yourself; do right-anl
please myself. too Soiihy. Sophy. tomorrow
night you win h. engaged 10 PrendengaSt.
shall have done e. ] have done Il already
And il you drop a few romantic tears-why
tears are soon wipci OF; but wealth. fortune
position-thf-sa remain from day 10 day. an
from year 10 year, and these make life. le
saints and poets say what they please
So having settlcd matters with her con
science in this frank and fearless way, on
! little mother laid her down 10 sleep. and sh
slept that light. semi-conscious slumber com
mon with those who know that upon the com
ing day great triumph shall he theirs