Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28

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upoa ths scsasi .
~ ceeracesr, and
80 tbs peAysd his
para egn b ths
3ZD ssoryt meen -
pCsas lord. AJsx.
NtWY eno9s wn0ss birth
EsM gme jay lWn
u. I'm uueu u eop O my
, SID pop ma1e9p hap.
H rms1 TnHe wae
nothing then laft
(( him 70 VIA fort
~ nor ~ leisure to
,--VSAW wish fortl Indeed,
there nsvr was
parent % fond and
aotng - no showed himsslI Hs was con-
ttnuaily uneasy In hin soub ahssncs Was
the child abroad the father would be watch
ing tne cioude 10 80 = rAaned Was u
n'gnts no would risa ous q hie bed T. ohssrvo
1 numoen hs Conversation grew sven
ytui 70 stranRerss nce ne talked o. nt-
ue pus nS son. IN maSteo reAaang 20 The
es'aees ~ Wa designeo VAIN pertacuiaf eye
aiexahaer ana u would oe' "lee ~ pue
u IN mana az once thae the wood may be
Grown against AiexandorS majority" or
tnn WI tau IN again handsomely tor Al
exanders marriage"
every DAY TINS absorption Of the mans ua-
.ure oecame more ouservaoie. with many
DucD'nS ana some very olamewofthy par
ucuiass soon tne child could walk abroad
w'tn MN, a. nrss ON the terrace hand In
nahd' ana aiterward as largo about tho poll
c'es; ana TINS grew 70 Be my lords chief oc-
cupaeon. Inc SOUND OF their two voices
eoadibie great way on, for they spoke loud
became familiar In the neigbsorhood, and for
my part FOUND It more agreeable than the
SOUND OF oirda It was pretty to see the pair
returning, full OF briers, aud the father az
nusoed and sometimes a. bemuddied a. the
child; Tor they were equal sharers In all
sorts OF boyish entertainment, digging In the
oeacn, damming Of strsams, and what not;
ana have seen them gaze through fence
AZ caSus with the same childiN contsmpla-
uon.
Inc mention OF these rnmbies brings mo to
. strange scene OF which ! was . witness.
inero was one Walk never followed myself
wltnout emotion, so oiten had gone there
upon ~iseranie errands, 50 much had there
lalen against tne mouse OF Durr'sdeer. bus
..o to'u iay nahuy from al Poihts beyond
tne Muckie hoss' and was driven. although
mucn against my WIN, 70 take my use OF It
perhaPs once III the Two montha IL betell
wneh Mr. Alexander was OF the age OF or
nad some business on the Tar side In the
morning. ana entered the snrnbbery on my
noh'e"ard way aooutVoi orsght forenoon.
IL was tnat t'me OF year when the WOODS are
All IN tneir spring coiors, tne tnorns all In
mower ana tne oirus IN the hign season OF
.neir Singing. IN contrast 10 TINS merriment
.no snruooery was oniy tne more sad ahd
.ne "ssTe opprtTsea py us assoc'nt'onA IN
tnis N.uat,oh OF spirit u struck me disagree.
ao'y 10 "ear VOICES h''le way III iront' ana
As.aer ! pusned anead anu came pres
enay I"1o .nc'r view; iney Sood together
~ .ue open space wneTe 'he dueI vas my
soiu WIN nis hniu On nis SOD snouiaer ano
WIN solie sIuy. nv 'eas.. us nc
oa..,, ..n.u n,s ns.u ~ upon ny a"s, saousn'
~. ,,,', .o''e'ianoo " nsuse:
no, uere coieS tue gooa mac
eeiA'. . naso 1uSs veu ee.ns oai'u'e ''e
sory oi TINS pisce, anu NV 'no.e "as man
wnon tne 1esu tflea 70 XII, ana now near ne
o',e " MI 'l,o uevn "is'sao' =.
nau 'npus". " s.Iaage enough ne snouio
or.hg ,ne cnuu lnto tnat scene' that he should
Ac.uahy o0 uiseourslhg OF n's ACT passed
~. sun,.,.1 pu. . sn. "oss was ye. 70 CONS;
~ O,. M.a,.i,,a =. 'ws ~ n's sn' 70" c1p
@Sn haohelh ne was nere ana saw u
80 49,, o., MI III. .'n, asnm 'ne CHIC.
nnu an u'u you 'ea"y seo 'ne ueFn
=
,...1n a.' ~ press ., bushes .? 'ar ! sald
".1ie s""i'S, 'ehei"g Win lho hoel.coIIasSihehs
.'e pos.aoh, ana suoue'hy .ne o'ttArness
VI ,,e hus. ai'u tne Terror ol tnat scene oy
.anus .a ns"' .usN'. ~ upo,, my "''iu' 70
'nousn' ue 'n"', wv ''' "inere"ce = -
VI" ~"'s ~ PS' auo' .,o .u''o oe'Ws
VIZ n'o"' na'o neve' s1en Tue aay' ana tae
,'H.'n ,ua' al~AyN nu.'eru rouho ny
.u"' 'a' s.' ."oery "uIs. 10TH ~. W
worns bu. 80 nacn Is ,rue' c,'e @ as
n"ve met .ne uesn % ~ ",1 w, "s .sa. anu -.
hln ,oneu hee' nsn n,s, %a, .s.. ~
capfa WIN "e--olefeA" oe uou '"as ons
s.onS ye. s.".aS W." ~. .n' aIa..Sa. ~ s. ~ 80.
pu'i s,u n o", M. :.
you come oy TINS si'o.' 'nougn was -. nun. .S.
uIeu yeMs as,o, anu ~. .a .no,.IS
gayes. anu .ne nisness NJ ~ ,ne 80, "ou''
s'eP "S'ue "Iu Ien'. ~. s 49,
i'u ,ns 1o" '' "eu1 -.
s'ys ue' eHen"' ""1y %r
h ,;,h .ha, ho ,,,"'v.rSS ~n. s sna hsid ont ~.
% an. WV ..nI .I". ~ I -, 81 .s..S a., "a
r"r .o, ,h.nS. ,hss Tor Inv nsnifold great
o;", 10y s1n Ia. - 49, ',.ns To- i;,,,s. 40.
S"na ns ,,,,,,, 81. avil man Sn,;ta him n
Tara m,o,, tho iw;nc ,non,h ~ Tho Isvt hrota
o,,, ~ him lie . crv. and AZ thst wh.tber
ram,s,,harad .noar chorsd his utter.nca or
whather ha nerceived this va, . singul.r sort
NJ nrsyer. at least he came suddenly to a fun
ston. and sfter a moment al hack his hat
u,nn his head
~ think Won have forgot word. nv lord
.,aI "roro,vs ~. onr tra.n. &c. .s no so..
Give them that trespass against ux For thine
e the kingdom. and the power. and the glory
Tor ever and ever Amen"
uAh thot /. easv saving. n said NV lord
.That is very easy saying, Mackellar. But
for me TO forgivel / think would cut Q
very silly figure II l had the affectation to
pretend it,"