Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-12-19

trix was singing for music's sake, and
without any purpose of publishing on
IroHJiug by her requirements. "Mnnc
i "a sacred thing, my child he would
often say ID her, land like all sacred
things it is shamofully and almost uni
vorsally desccrated. il is not mere
question Of voice and ear, but Of purity
and holiness of soul Great music never
was greatly sung by II charlatan, or a
libortine a fortune hunter. |, for my
part thanl, God that YOU are what you
are and that you VIII never be obliged
10 weigh your music against gold. The
world may listen to You il it can, but
You shall be spared the insult Of receiy-
ina for it what it dares to call recon-
/ pcnse!'
Beatrice acquiesced in all this wisdom,
but somewhere in her secret soul she
may have cherished the germ of an am
btion TO meet great muititudes Of her
/ fellow creatures, to test herself upon
them, perhaps to delight and inspire
/ thom, il there were power in her 50 to
/ Co.. Three years passed, and then Ed
/ vcnt to Europe. There was some pre-
/ text about his attending lectures at a
university of mining engineering in
/ GaNo0y, but it was tolerably trans
parent pretext. That be should come
/ back at The end Of two or three years
somewhat toned down was the best Mi.
/ Randolph hoped. AS TO the question Of
funds. after u good deal Of meditation
Mr.. Randolph came 30 tho following
rather eccentric determination: Ed
was to be allowed 10 draw On the
paternal resources for whatever sums
Of money he from time to time
might require. you may draw little
or YOU may draw much, my son."
tie old gentleman said, land, be it much
or little, all your drafts will be duly
IGNORED. | SHALL not restrict You nor
advise YOU, but ] shall depend upon
Your own sense Of honor and decency, as
Randolph ana - gentleman, not to
abuse my confidence in you" This
speech seemed to the utterer Of it very
noble and impressive, and also very
fagacious and worldly wise. For if TO
put a young fellow upon his honor will
not make him reasonably virtuous and
economical what viii; Ed certainly
showed himself pleased with the AZ
lauecmcnt, If not so much impressed by
tho phrases ia which it was announced
to him. lie was an enterprlsinS and
able youth, aud probably expected &c
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= The third event was the death Of poo
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