The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-22

light m them; her voice a plaintve,
gentle tone the like OF which one may
hear rarely II ever. For years she bad
been night worker In the missions
OF the lower city, and many an IN
fortunate had been turned from tie
way Of evil by her good offices. ! sat
beside her at the table. and she told
me Of her work and how often she had
met Trumbull In his night walks.
Pound me hopeless hcathen," he
remarked.
ITO save him | had 10 consent to
marry him. she said, laughing
"Who hath found love is already in
heaven. said Michigan. 81 have not
found IT, and am in''-he hesitated as
II searching for a synonym board
ing house on William street" he added
The remarkable thing about Margap
Hull was her simple faith II looked
to no gllttering generality for Its re
ward. such as the souls highest good
much talked Of in the philosophy OF
that time. She believed that for every
soul she saved one Jewel would be add
ed 10 her crown In heaven. And yet
she wore no Jewel upon her person.
Her black costume was beautifully
fitted 10 her fine form, but was almost
severely plain. II occurred TO me that
she lid not quite understand her own
heart, and. for that matter. who does
But she had somewhat In her soul that
passeth all understanding. shsllnot Try
TO say whaI wth 80 little knowledge
OF those high things, save that know
II was Of God. To what patience. and
unweaying effort abe had schooled her
self | was soon 10 know.
Can you not ind any ono to love
your she said, turning 10 Michigan.
You know the Bible says II is not
good for man TO live alone"
1T does madam" said h.. but
have a mighty fear in me. remember.
ing the twenty fourth yersc OF the
twenty fifth chapter OF Proverbs II Is
better TO dwell in the corner Of the
housetops than with a brawlIng won
an in wide house We cannot all b.
20 fortunate as our friend Trumbull
But have felt the great passion"
He smiled NJ her family as he spoke
in a quiet manner, his -r's" coming OF
his tongue with a stately roll. HIS en-.
vironment and the company had given
him fair degree OF stimulation.
There was tlne dignity In his deep
voice and bis body bristled with Il
from his stu and heavy shock ~ blond
hair, parted carefully on the left side.
20 his high heeled boots. The few
light hairs that stood 10 lonely aba-
donment on his upper llp. the rest u
his lean yisagc always well shorn. had
no small part IN the grand effect Of
Michigan.
- love story" said Miss Hull. Il
DO wish / had your confidence. I like
real. true love story"
a simple stawry Il u.s." said Ne
Cliugan, and ! am proud % my part
In Il. shall be- glad 10 tell the staw.
~ II you care 20 hear a."
We assured him ~ our interest.
Well" said be. there was one Tom
Douglass at Edinburgh who was my
friend and cIassmate We wcre %.
gcihcr q good biz Of the time. and
when We had come 20 the end % our
course we both went 20 engage IA jour.
nallsm az Glasgow We had a mighty
conccit ~ ourselves you know how Il
Is, Brewer. with "a green lad-hut we
We're "a mind 90 BE- mode with an our
learning. $50 we made au agreement /
would hlaw bis horn and BE- would
hlaw mine We were not 20 lack ap.
/ probation lie was on ou" paper aui
7 ! un another. Hnd every time De- wrote
an urticl" ! went W. ami down the ~
Gee urnslrs him Tor o. man ~ mighty
skin. ami hr d.i the same flr me.
u: aHy ONE spoke of him in my hear
Ing ! said every worl NJ natiory 90 ny
| command What Tom Douglass
would say the man o. the Herald
that's written those wonderful article.
from the law cuurtg 4 genius. sIr. au
/ absolute genius" Vol. we were rap
Idly gaining reputation one NJ thu.,
days ! found myself 100 love with H.
comedy q lass as ever mlu yuuri,sl
Her mother had proper curiosity co.,
90 my character referred them o.
/ Tom Douglass ~ the Herald IT, W..
the only uau there who had known o.,
we'll The girl and her mother both
went a. him
Your friend was just hrrr.' said a.,
young lady when called again. lie !,
very handsome man
"'Nnd noble man" I said.
"'Aud didn't hear you say that d,
was a very sklllml man tUpy
"a genius" | answered I'm ALSO
lutte gruIus""
/ Michigan stopped aud laughc.
heartily ~ be- took a sip vi water.
What happened thpuE" said Mis-
Hull
"Shc took him on my rccpmmcudl
tlun,' De- answered. "Shr said Tint
while be- had The hnndspmrr flcc I ha,
the more eloquent tongue Aud the,
both won fur him. And. upon mc Lalu
us gentleman. 10 was the lurLlcs
thing that ever happened o. me-. Tor ,f,
bcCumr Urlwl,r auI sculd. Ms
. mother says there Is no the Ike - hc
On Scotland"