The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-20

tne prp pn u me d 70 ~ inc apn ISoe dnubtIess would
have done il but for the dt that took him ut tho
a nftper dinnSro OSGSSn at % one nt,n AND md'P The %S sam same time
6 SesaSor n1n OF ana oepr''0o mo u 'n0 O0'' Vi
After that, and learning that his successor
had . son whom he Proposed to pFSS on seSS TO tho ho
pm%oro. but beSan to i've nt home. Mt first with
pleasure, but after no long interval with grow:
ing chsgf ha c ana teai tha, or our nec nous9 pV ~ idie.
ness, and tberefore when The cast wind drove mo
indoors from swinging on the gate or sulking
m nor inc n sssESytalpa, l sGyno y on NJ nei' Brother wT'9 had
s end bo on INC en Pin ths, ~ sssig' cnne n 1uiabn..
iando. found fresh ground every day for max.
Ing roE,i mock STSso Of my my 1 use nsrsss vb Rid / t mR1lS,b t9 ny
other things; did / plough, my burrows ran
crooked, when ] threshSd !tSos daIl soon wSarica
With Nyhic;b INV M father had Ind nj frat regarded nv
ienrning wore OF. and he grew To- hate the
t tao s q, Ho for nv Il, cbapped hands and my
brooches barely 70 my Knees. Though my
m MSen shS sun lIas oc ~ sn nj II bn me; avn With my fatheyy''
made me read to. her, her support scarcely bal;
S SRSeaod the 20 d pIs I S%er sns95s; E 10 do TS eeF Jus.
t leu ny was not oFteS' FOR 1 was her fevoritclSwas
she above joining in tho general cry, and ask.
that Cherries fell into The mouth and meant TO
spend ali nv life with my hands In my pockets.
twelve % months, 'V Whereof every day OF the last
ton incrnased nv hatred of the home surround.
thss duuc nc pond' Ike horizon. and the twin ash
trees on which / had cut my name 80 often, |
heard card, through b . ! s6n q p7S II F $S,t that ES Sn usher %6s s %Ss s,
Yor me. while of my family. who saw me leave
with greater relief on their own account than
rearet y" WIFI 10 yshiilinRs in my pocket, her
parting gift, and my scanty library OF three vol:
piodded the twelve miles to Ware, satisfied the
learned Mr.. d. that I had: had the smallpox.
i h Seddiidd ala: s'e and the " same dey' was %ns duly engaged to
teach In his seminary, in return for my board.
ignorant, but neither q cruel, nor, save in the
protence Of knowledge, a dishonest man. 1t
taste of idlencss and independence 1 had had, I
should here find myself toferably placed and in
that / had merely exchanged a desert for a
prison, wherein l had not only the shepherding Of
the s SSoys t. ti1 ds' sTsm By iEnc Gises snf day iyki whish IN
| that I had to choose whether l would be tyrant
or slave; but also the main weigh Of teaching,
f sTnas Weeks Asa end ih to w w,iHse end, ae either ali at %osIs
S ST Any yo Sioes t nms must aor NY ee sm Z SEPARATE S' hon nsa
though next door and with communications,
s at dinner ~" when woe b" betido the boy Who %ho COB.
bled his food or choked over the pudding balls.
m mSvi 9afb sstis @ss hsTSslf on on my ne tl5 oao S9%in So that at
the Justices kin, and a mere rustic nobody,
sho had no , more to say to me but Then , shs
ees. had BEEN more civil to me. b. but soc soon took the
that 1 was to be trusted. he came less and less
into school, until at last he would only appear
we had meat. and to see the lights extinguished
at night. This without any added value for
me; 50 that the better I served him-and for a
he favored me. and at last thought a nod all tho
converse he owed me in the day.
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me, It was not likely that / should find com.
pensation in the society Of lads to whom I stood
no more than Ii. For what was our lifei Such
hours. as we did not spend in the drudgery OF
dark side!of the house e. a erassless place. over
shadowed by one skeleton tree, muddy in win
ter and dusty in summer, and wherein, since
tie y fae tESsdl p ,aay : s as spTori Iwn of GPs opeEs' VIC TO
i hna and pdd' oompIain 1t,a and Childish pl " Hbut.
ting on the garden Of her house, this; Yard pre-
Sente9 S Sa sse sHd s drSi6 DS' c Gns e n sa tBB r1}sP Pc th 81
day I profess that I hold it In greater horror
It is true we walked out in the country at rare
forbiSSen ~ n. Nv n a' eTee y man y, whose o nrnnertv
Law in that anaEter and VIII feared for III
game e our eqqcnr rsi aW Were aIwaVs along ons s
r rfstI' Which Mhdleshhoxaa1r or : ID neither e change nor va Va.
I rheig tbese rrenr,1haanns q paT T!if1a as re pessih lNr
which was that they exposed ne e f%reqnent
a nSe weesse ~ scorn gaS , GoIpag as sPPSS sK ro 81 my my 9 9Wh
a H. m nus stor nna aoOas = Ihey Ioae ey, Win
ene on.ehnpauou names Mn Lney canea aiter me-
z sonSd ~ SiesoNTt - Uoys a anu rnht h -
ia o W I'LL ,insSounis 10 supportNNevfh WIZ tne
t Hna ~ n5 t1 tbs ret tepc on thS dight,y OF iehrn ear;
f freem M nv tp iata all mns sDhsue' winch l had innoioed
~ 9n ny laso hasteI: =,
haiI. n ememp ETH t I'm p ~ this f, Q sn \ t~ni only !
saa,;p,esent tSiR t th ae shis tiine 1 was 9nIy
ne, an age a. T Z q I'm passions end emDitions
nSrThaanne, va amu , daNn .ms Vas ny uis. Ata time
a Wns thss 9 rr3n,o oe u u cmahEe aha eXCi5emeht,
ana amt th by ff e Oh Gpn rnme my day. ana weeks
some interests i as it toV %as u una Sf1rne o' by yn any
to t3n uss t ae e Sr eoh 10 mnVe alWavs i IN r a AMI 70 a reHca.
Phere OF routing; Tor diversion TO pace the yard
I nave uescripea, away Win sn[liI quaTreinngs
IN my ears-thSse, WIN the weekly walk. made
W. I9Po my M nae y ware, aha mus FORM my excuse
came t to ha awe s e@@9 need cd on OF the SheF other eh Il is so NOW
mg nus'he Wbe so reii' aI So. q ,%ose IN t IN mex mex
nrone than any 70 or IN ano.hep tmaIhe b bnat s h
prove tnem 10 the purposei namely, now these
eariy experiences, when nave thus CURLY
nescrioed' Iea me PeT rldnt aoloroSdm 10 my
iatS Iorn anu mlheieo my fortunes WIN MS
unuer circumstances not Unworthy OF eSamlna