The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-01-29

ting i' bal Tor you every way. why
will you do lt?"
How can ] help o.. mothcr?"
lhcu Mrs SNahham looked No hcr
dauahtcr's white face. and said. "Yuu
lnow dear whore and how TO find the
comfort you need God help you.
child"
And oh, how good u was TO the
heartsick girl TO be- at last alone. to
he able To weep unmatched and un.
checked--to shut the door OF her soul
on The world and open IL to God. to
ten Him all her doubt and fear and
lonely grIof This was her consola.
ton even though no sensible comfort
came from lt-though the heavens
seemed FAR on. and there was no ray
81 light no whisper from beyond to
encourage her
~ nino o'clock her mother brought
her possett and toast. and she took
them gratefully is father homer"
she asked.
Yes. Jane. lie came In an hour
ago with Doctor Verify"
Have they any word OF -"
y fear not They would have told
ne at once. I haven't seen much OF
them. There were lots OF things un.
done, and badly done to look after"
| III Doctor Verify gives you any OBJ.
portuniiy win you speak about Cluny,
mothcr?"
You know l Will lie and others
Will maybe, have time for a word OF
Kindness now. Now Cromwell has
got bis way. there will be only Crom
vel TO please and surely a whole
city full can manage that"
! don't suppose he has ever thought
OF Cluny being 30 long over time"
Not hel lie has had things far
closer to him to look after"
''AAAs.nowg"
Now he will inquire after tho lad.
Doctor Verify must speak to him.
Dear Jane, do you suppose don't SEQ
now you are suffering? do, my girl,
ana suner with you. But even your
father thinks we are worrying our.
selves for nothing lie says Cluny
VIII walk in some day and tell his
own siory-nothing worse than a az
OF ngue or fever or oven wound
from some street pad. perhaps n
heaYy snowstorm. or the swampy'
Netherlands under water. Men can /
light the elements, or even outwlt
them. dear Mother Is with you, Jane.
don't you doubt that" and she stepped
forward and claspod the girl to her
breast
James superstition that Doctor Yer.
ity would be with her father and that
their talk would be only Of Cromwell.
was correct Mrs, swanham found
the two men smoking at tho nrosido.
and their conversation was OF the Man
and the Hour
Il am sorry for Oliver Cromwell.
Such load as he has shouldoredl Can
he bear ~" said Israel.
Through Gods help. yes; and ten
times over, yosl He is a great man,
answered tho Doctor.
N6hlnk moro OF measures than o.
.meRS continued Israel
4 Very 5000. But something do
Ponds on the men. Just as in nr,
somothbg depends on tho CRATE" sait
tho Doctor. "Ollver will do his work
and he will do II well. and then 90 "a
Him who sent him. Verify, believe
he will hear the 'weN done OF his
Master"
"And then?"
"Tho Commonwealth win be over.
The soul OF II will have departed
can II live afterwards7"
III ! survive the Puritan govern
mont," said Israel, Il will Join tho
pilgrims who have gone over the
great seas"
81 will go with you. Israel. but Wa
win not call ourselves pilgrims No
indeed No men are less like pill
Tims than they who go. not TO wan
der about, but to build homes and
eItie1 and found republics In the land
hey have been led to. They are eiti
lens, not pilgrims"
AZ thes' words Mrs. Swanham, who
had listehed between sleeping ant
waking reused herself thoroughly
Israel" she said. 81 will not go across
seas. II is not likely. Swaifham Ii
our very own, and we will stay In
swafiham."
ITO DO contlnued)