Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-10-04

Being who supports us all that the name of e that
evil which call SIM wholly unknown me.
with Invisible secured
enoyments all my bodily powers My anxiety to
render this happiness perpetual became great that willingly
abandoned thing by which might be impaired
experience proved unerrng instructor But esembed
an invalid, medicine in diet
Something effected but enough unable live in
perpetual solitude although found such state the best security
against the dissipation of thoughts But when returned
active life felt the strong impression which had been produced
upon the change 1t great advantage that my
quiet ovepoweng and always turned nsensby
that mode existence had dim twilight perception of
unnecessary exposure
For years obeyed the dictates of suggestions
my estimation l wicked and thought my
condition enviabe But for peculiar circumstances should
have continued be of this opinion remarkable
however induced to follow of conduct Contrary
friends connecticut though
their objections caused hesitate first sought advice from
my Invisible Guide and He offered objection, advanced
without apprehension.
An Intellectual kna parsonage had purchased
property neighbohood He and his family became
intimate with friends and in habits and domestic
arrangements closely resembed other the acquaintance
which formed ripened into frindship.
Phlo, by that shall designate him, of
age the business he had
already proved of assistance father whose strength
decaying visby He became intimate with family
frequently that person alike
from the extravaganza and nspd of the great world and from
the coscness and beray which occasoncd by life Of retire
he sought intimacy and before long he succeeded in win
ming confidence found him agreeable useful friend
Although had the least talent for general business
any wish mngle in its liked hear of public
occurrences and known what happened
anxious clear though calm perception of worldly things
whilst reserved my feelings mpathe and attachments for
my God my family and my friends.
admit that the latter jealous of the acquaintance
which had formed and for than they right
in warning against it. suffered much in private, could
consider their apprehension altogether groundess selfish
had always been
but this case could convictions prayed to
God that he would restrain and guide and had the
approval OF my heart pursued my with comfort
Upon the whole there distant resemblance between
ho and Nacus but the pous education of the former rendered
his feelings more active and concentrated He possessed less vanity
and character than the latter and Narcissu worldly
precise and unweard Pho the
other hand clear prompt quick and able work with incredible
From him learned the private history almost every
distinguished with whom had acquainted society,"
and took pleasure observing the of their
watch from afar. He could conceal nothing By
degrees he conded all his inward emotions and informed
his outward circumstances trembe his
certain conditions and that the
evil than had He had always with
held from and only
sufficient of them o enable guess the
What effect this produced upon my heart? acquired
which wholly With ndescbabe grief
before Agathon who had been brought up within
groves Delphi but who still owed his education debt which
he dschagng with heavy interest," and this Agaton
my firmly attached friend My sympathy complete
suffered with him. both found strangely
stanced.
Having employed myself long rejecting upon the qualities
of his mind length turned the consideration
The reflection that really better like little
cloud before and gradually expanded until cnvcoped
whole soul in darkness
apprehension upon this point conviction
and feelings became painful that should like again
experience them And this passing
than year that invisible withheld me
might become Cartouche Damens other
the inclination for crime plainly within
and the discovery made tremble.
If experience had previously fact