The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-03-06
CHAPTER ~.
Woven Of Love and Glory.


For the next three days there was
n busy time at 3wanham. All the
nclg bors were summoned TO hear
the news. and sermon from DR.. Yer.
fly: and he did not spare the rod In
the way OF his calling. There were
some wealthy young men present, and
he let them know that they ought not
to be- present: Furthermore, he told
them how many miles Il was To Duty
and TO Scotland.
This Is rot a time" he said. "for
men to be On their farms or In their
shops getting a little money. Thou
Shalt Is written or life in characters
just as terrible rs Thou Shalt Not
II Is not enough thnt you do not help
the enemy; you Shall shut your shop.
you Shall leave your oxen united; YOU
Shall take your musket, and never
once think in your heart Who Is
going To pay me for this business|
II you. Squire Acton. would go out,
and you. Fermor. and You. Calthorpe,
and Charmington anu GARNER. you
would draw men after YOU for many
will follow q the candle be once
lighted. BY the mouth Cf John Yer.
it,. a servant Of the Lord. YOU have
this day got another call. Look In
ward and think over IT,
Then Acton rose and said. Doctor
Verify. will SO" and Calthorpe and
Fcrmor followed. and the Doctor told
them 10 meet him at Swaflam Mar
ket Cross the following day. And |
win say this u You" he added. you
are like 10 have tho good fortune OF
the man hired ~ the eleventh hour;
you will get tie FUN penny FOR the
last stroke"
Tie short service was followed by
on excellent dinner. and the richly
dressed men AID women, full OF
eager questions and Innocent mirth.
flled the Swaiiham par!ors. and made
q fair picture Of hospitality sobcred
by great interests and great events.
Some Of tlc guests fingered FOR two
ard three days. but Or. Verify would
not be- delayed. The next morning
nc enrolled sixty uCn aad tacn be was
resolved To ride with them as far
rs YORK.. And II Neville comes, send
him quickly after nc. he said, He
thought be might be four days. but
will give him seven. and then wonder
II he keeps tryst. Tacro will be many
thirgs In London TO delay him
In fact. Neville wa go long delayed.
that Mrs Swafiham Has certain he
az
once on Mrs. CromWclls order. ard
tsat he would probably be with the
Lord Gcacrsl before Or. Verify. After
week or more had passed. all cx-
pcctatioa OF mis- visit died out, and
Jane began 20 wonder why Matilda
had rot been 90 see her.
As she was speaking there was a
slight stir In tle passage and Jane
smiled az Ter mother II was only an
Illustration OF the old law-they had
been falling Of Matilda. because she
was approaohiEg them, and had sent
he. Thoughts in advance.
Jane went 10 meet her friend. kiss
ca her and removed her hat. Then
Matilda went 90 Mrs. Swanham and
laid her head against her breast and
said. Il have bad headache. have
bad hcartachc. oh, dear! GA,
dcar!"
1t was bad news for you. dearie,"
sald the motherly woman; you may
Do sure | thought Of you"
Il Erow yor did. II was terrible
news. Father has walked the floor
n!ght ard day ever since"
Il hope tlat no one you love was
hurt?"
stephen Il well. as far rs we
know. He sent one OF his troopers
with the ncws-Georgc Coping. a
Huntingdon man. dare say you
know him?"
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