The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-06-14


if I were literally fulfilling che scrip
tural injunction as I Ratesed chose
blind children on che train. The
task having been done in the Masters
name, i resGmed my seat in front Of
them. Soon I felt the little hand
atroking my face and the little girl
said: st wish I could see" She
caught hold ofmy esp and tried 10
pull my head backward. The cap
me off. She hastily replaced it end
Baid: Snow I've put your cap back
fThen che little hand reached around
and presHed my forehead. i saw what
| ahe saa after. Her ieft arm was on
the beck Of tho seat and ahe was pull
Ing my head baok 20 rest upon it. /
les the head go back until it rested
on the little arm and there. perfectly
contented, che stood on her feet happy
in che thought that sbe was doing
some service to the man who had aid
ed her in giving her the drink Of
water and who had seemed 60 be I'M
teres6ed in her and her affairs.
Is was g atrain upon my neck. but T
let che head rest for few min
utes on the arm end chen / said 90 +
raised up: g Now, r ye had good rest.
must not kesp my head there any.
longer. Is will tire your arm. = Z
Oh, 10. sir, she said .sit doesn't
tire me. 4 love for you to rest your
head on my arm
She busted heraelf in looking after
the needs Of her little brother and i
settled myself dcHn fora nap. Ny:
head was resting on che: back Of the
seat. i felt the little arms benesshy
my head and I permitted her to lift ID,
up end then, after placing one Of her.
arms on The back OF the seat she
gently with the other lowered head,
upon it and there she stood FOR. Eve
minutes or more stroking my face with
she hand that was at liberty and tell
ing me, in confidential sort Of. way;
she eecrets Of the family and the
many useful things she had learned
Of the school in Macon. Aaaa she sih6
asked me ell about my little girl and
my boys and I had to tell her how.
many dolls they had and how they
Played togethr during the long months
|of vaoation.
found myself feeling ID my posket
for some money. i found two ooins.
They were not large For / had juat re-
turned from the{ ss::st.s Il 8 "a Baptist
convention, and chat sis q great de-
seroysr of money. Ny friend, Joe
Vim, of Gainesville, eays Peter Lad
just returned from the first Baptist
yention. the great meeting at PEN
tecost when they said To- tlSts beggaar::
Silver and gold have q none. 's''8, sBoI|
that as - may, 1 gave each one one 81
them 3 coin and Il was more than re-.
paid for the brightness that lie up up:
their little yearning faces
After awhile the & traiin d was ap-.3
proaohing gordsle and 81 ol,nainy BIZ was Vas ii
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little girl asked B me my name, she
EaaidS she W ted To- TELL her maInn,a 4
about me gave her d. my s. card si ant, and
there was a genuine JOY ins N.Y. N.Y. heart
Ssaa3S told her and her little brotherl
good and fell hat I had Indeed
receiyed rich Is reward In giving
the CUP of cold stsrT only to! hose |
poor It'll blind hilassn = mol upon
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nature nob biemen and lset TOO assl
ssejoicing over cup of 90 ID ND terl
that! hes had gsiiyens ID tie name 81 Hal
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ward
efors hsi ID sos praadh he Wa |
~ fEing on kiie railroad. Ho zas Il Il /
IGhriatian sud felt ssSl sSla II e his is nauat honor
i shis y !. is every pessihla way. Hal
! c.sasgs ofs q sosion eang, onei
shat had 1jnass been yea irns Hat
aai ncthibg the iiirss day but allowed /
she sasn ~ g As had been aS.a
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