The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-30

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! lsvss nsrs sneoshly sAsa b his viis's ise-
~ ~ gsssls reign. He vss glad 70 b
j spsssd tsosbis; hh selfish soul dssiret
J - ssd pssss u home shove III things
. bst - desired u for hinssli. AZ 6rst
vtils Anss vss comparatively guest
Isad Ais grisf irssh for Nelly. b seknovl'
lsdesd ssms restraint q eiviiity. and show
I u thai hs could b gentleman IL b
4 shsss; bss = The aovslty vors o6 b
lspssA iats III eld vay and bsesns u
nssdy. = sssppish, = insossidsrsss y
ever. Anne vas u dfss disposed 70 iguors
his unpleasant vsys and try 10 excuse
thsu; bst ID thiskins seriously one Day
sbout poos Nsllys thwsrtsd and nissrs-
~ lils. \ esns 10 hsr mind tAat psshaps
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vass x ~ 90 1laosseaAla hehavisss
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4 ~ : beslar example 70 bis iamilyi Abovs
al. ~ Il ths part of : Christian. sueh =
hs pgolesssd himsslf 70 b.. 70 live sueh .
ssl6sh n.shristian lilsi Thsss ~ but
one aasvee 70 this, end Anns ~ Dol . vo-
nsa . shrlak from obvious duty however
| paplsaaAnk thongh shs vould iar rather
| hsvs sneosnlsrsd . school iall of hsalhsn
childsss than try 70 svsngslizs Ben Pottsr
u hb Own house. But she must NJ tsot.
| observation; psrhaps sharppeap IN dealing
here. and in attacking mans iaalk put
his ssli-rsspsct on the defence; shs must
take othAr grouads; however. she isll back.
alter dsyisiag Thousand ways 10 whish
70 sppsuasA hin; On ths Bibls admoaition: |:
"Tsks no Thought how sr what you shall
speak. /" and Il ever that promise applied
70 daily liz, Va Il not nowi
That yssy evening Abe hous cane. Mr..
Potter had sot iound The day agreeable,
IN intricate had Worried him. debtor had
failed p pay = ovsedus nots. and he had
ovsrestsn = dinner. Here we're reasons
enough for dyspepsia and though be man.
ased 70 preserve an aspect of silent dis
gnst Il The tsa table. NO sooner was Anne
left alone With him than he gave way to
his inward irritation, snapped at her ef-
forts 70 mend the hfe into blazs and
brightness, and at last burst ont saw
agsly; 4 aw
La thaa ars alohs, viii your
Anss looked As him stssdily, gathered
up tx work and lslt The room; hsr own
Quick tsupsr famed up 70 swiftly she
dare not trnst herself 70 spsak; she did
not know Asr flashing syes spoke for her.
AT drst the man was angry; what business
had she 10 rsprove him for mers snap
pishnes7 Could not man do and ssy
what hs liked ia his own house! What
was . msn's house for il not to Be fres 10
do and free 70 say what he liked therein
His memory recalled NslIy's conduct whsn
such doipss and savings occurred in her
lifetime: how she shrank and quivsred;
the tsarslalIing her eyes and her lip trsm.
bling Till he was enraged at such fuss, "
and went on ont Of mere evaporation.
Then came back the dead face Of that van.
ished Rally, the look Of relief and peace
that reproached him from her cofin; 81
sense Of justice bsds him acknowledge
that Annss vas the right course; that
Nelly bad suffered at his hand and had
suffered nsedlsssly; she never Left him 70
sulk In solitude; she always dressed her.
self 70 suit bis moods; Il was she who sp-
pologissd q il she had made him |
cross; shs who, covered and cripged |
and even provoked him BY timidity and
terror - towards always irritats tyrapt
he did not like this train ofthousht; nsi-
ther did hs like 70 b left alone this stpr.
ny night With his own rsasctions. for the
wind howlsd and ths rain beat and some
thing rsoalIsd 70 him ~ old story Of :
house that w founded upon Sand. and
be could not banish il.
Anos. meanwhile. went up stairs 70 The
nursery and sat down BY her sleeping dar-
lings; her thought, too, were not comfort.
able; vhag II the courss she had taken
should separate her from these children.
who were = dear - hearts blood 70 ber9
bot tears dimmsd her eyes ~ she faced
the possibility. But she knew shs lad
done The thing she though right and best;
she must trust the consequences 10 God.
whatever they we're; snd bending her bead
above the tranquil slsepers she prayed
long and fsrveotly for strength 70 do her
duty. whatever il Was, aod for their good
and peace in this world and The next,
whoever might minister 70 them here.
rhsu shs vent % her room calm and
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But she made tbs mistakG most sonmou
y women u judging of men; ahs I'D not
Ben Potter's sscss Of juslise.
& would not hsvs been lits him o. lks
most of BIZ ssx 10 resent slight vsxstion
By real injury, thers srs exceptions, no
ioubt; men can b - unjust, y dishonest
Ind u cruel y the lay allows. svsp for
.hoss whom they bavs proisssed deep af
lection; but Il il most often the csss that
hey mean 70 BE- and are magnsnmions
,xcspt 70 their wives -and nothing couIdf
have bssn further from Mr. Pottsrs
Ihoughts than send Anne asay from BIZ
sousshold aftsr I'll sbs had given up .
o tAks charge Of Il. simply because hs wss
Isxsd With hsr. II
She ~ surprised The pest morning.
vhsu 10 welcomed her With . pleasant
'nf1e. lot hs sould b very pleasant When
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