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anditlssoearlyf’
“Yes. Angelique. the winter
long.”
Therewas s pause. and mun-
tuine,lhesrdaohildory in the night.
sndleonldnotslem." 1V
‘fitwuadevilhlrd.my wite;lt flies.
slowlya‘ndthesmnurerisdesd.”
-“Antoine. there was a rushing 0!
wingshymyhedhstore the morn was
breaking.” ‘
; “'l'hswild/geese law no: way in if"
Wei-ism, Angelique. but the! flew to
the house and not nearthy bed.”
“Thetwo black squirrels have gone
from the hickory true.’ ‘ '
"they have hidden away with the
hesrsintheearth,tor the treat comes.
and it is the time of sleep."
"Aoold hand was knocking at my
heartwhn I said my avee last night.
my Antoine.”
“The heart of a woman feels many
strmlge things; I cannot answer. my
wife.”
“Let us goalso southward. Antoine.
before thezreatwindsnud thewildfrost
come." ' ‘
“l have love of thee. Angelique. but i
cannot go." ‘
"lsnot lore greater than all?
"To keep a pledge is greater.“
“Yet i! evil come?
"Mm-e is the mine.”
"lime travels hither: who should
findit?
“He said to me. my wife. 'Antoine,
will youstsyand watch the mine until
loomewiththe hirdsnorthwsrdugnin?
‘andsaid ‘1 will stnyund Angelique will
stay; I will watch the mine.”
“Thisis for his riches,hut torour
peril. Antoine.”
“Who can my whither u womsa’s
{aneygoesl’ ltis tullol'guesung. It'-
elorub and darkness today and sunshine
I—ao :uuch-tomorrow. I cannot an
'lhavea rm. tr my husband loved
“Than is the min." he interrupted
“Wheumyheartachmso”.
“Angelique. there is the mine.“
“AhmyAntoiMl”
Andsothme two staid on theisland
of Saint Jean. in Lake Superior. through
the purple has «I autumn into the
whitehrill‘mmyotwinter.guardinxths
lime True unit‘s, Iextol: Valeting. ht:
mun, companions
Med and declmd to be their
But-Saint Jenn was far from the ways
ofssttlement. uud therewas little food
hm.inQnehec.wsrsletttoguardthe
plaoeof trenmnunfihto the sounded
thalanghiug quinthere shouldcotne
many men and much machinery.nnd
thinkinxoi shafts in the earth and
Ilium-kinsofriches.
ButwthntoineandAngeliquewere
Htaloueiulhewusteaud God began
todrawthepnlecoverletof frostslowly
asrosslsndsndwuter and to surround
Wmeflhastnbhorumoutoi loo.
Iteheartoithewomanfeltsorneooming
daugermndstlasthroke iorthinwords
o! timid warning. thnsheonoehad
shesaiduonme,hut staid and
the heaps of earth about the
and filled every crevice spirit
table Spirit oi Winds. and
world closer and closer within
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was harsh, but the hearts
were strong. They loved.
is the parent of endurance.
of courugo. And every day.
seamed hie duty, Antoine in—
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"llhrty dollars_s month and his keep.”
shares to propitiate the gods—gifts unto
the needy. eh! a thonsandtold~what7'
“Yes; it might he done. Belg-rd.
Butsomeonejust then proposed the
toast of "The Rose Tree mine,” and the
souls or those men waxed proud and
merry. iorthey had seen theinvesttw’e
palm tilled with gold. the maker of com
quest. While Antoine was singing with
his wife they were holding revel within
theaonnd of Bow Belle. And far into
the night, through silent (.‘henpside. a
rolling voice swelled through much
laughter thus:
Gal loo la. gal le roster
Du loll mole de mat.
The next day there were heavy heads
in London: but the next day also a man
lay ill in the hot on Saint Jenn.
Antoine had sung his last long. He
had walled in the night witha start of
pain. and by the time the sun was halt-
ing at noon above the Rose Tree mine
he had begun u journey the record 0!
which no man has ever truly told.
neither its beginning nor its end; he-
cuuse that which isof the spirit refuseth
to be interpreted by the flesh. Some
signs then- he. but they are hriei and
shadowy; the sweet itishldden in the
mind of him that sooth out lonely unto
God
When themllgoes torth,notwiisnor
child nor dher can hold the WI]-
lamer hack. be my loiter for an
instant on the kink. The poor medic-v
month which Angelique luring: avail not:
these soothing hands and healing umea.
they pass through clouds or the middle
placshetwesn heaven and earthtoAn-
thine. lt isonly when the second mid—
night comes that. with conscious hut
pensiveand far all eyes. heeaystoher.
"Angelique. my wile."
For reply her lips press his cheek and
her fingers hunger for his neck. Then.
"Is there pain now. Antoine?
“There is no pain. Angelique.”
He closed his eyes slowly: her lips
framed an Ave.
"The mine." he said. “the mint—m
til the spring.”
"Yes. Antoine. until the spring."
“Have you candles—many candles.
Angelique?”
“There are many. my husband."
“The ground is as iron: one cannot
dig, and the water under the ice is cruel
—is it not so. Angelique?"
"No as could heck the ground. and
the water is cruel.“
“You will see my face until the win-
ter is gone. my wife."
ilhebowedherhesd. hutsmoothcdhir
hund meanwhile.
He partly slept; his body slept. though
his mind was feeling its wsy to wonder-
ful things. But near the morning his
eyes opened wide sud he said, "Some
one calls out oi the dark. Angelique.“
Andshewithher hand on her heart
replied. "it is the cry oi a dog. Au-
mine.”
"But there are iootsteps at the door.
my wife.”
"Nay. Antoine; it is the snow heating
upon the window.”
"There is the sound of wings close by:
dust then not hear them, Angelique?
“Winge~—wlugs,' she lulleringly 'd:
'lt is the hot blast through the chimu :
the night is cold. Antoine.” ’
"The night is vary cold." he sold. and
he trembled. “I hear. 0 my wile. the
voice 0! a little child: the volt-sis like
to thins. Angelique.”
And she. not knowing who! to reply.
said willy. "There is hope in the voice
at a child.” and the mother stirred with~
iahsr: sedlnthemementheknewaleo
thstthssplrlts would fivehsrthschild
in sale”. that she should not he alone
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input whichanwdlyssentxlhfl lull.
in. lawsuit. cviJl: cats.» The an
mw.‘ lthsshasusaltl thatthelawbthe
lord’s flreloldword to them
and the Pmlurlsthseougnuatlou’sd‘ve
hadwordtothslad. Psalmiistheplel
accrethew heekorthelsstotthr
literally. “0 the hie-rim” ls used over
forty tim- lu the Old Testament, twenty
Ivan! which an in the Palms. The first
is in Dent uxiltnsudthelsstlunan.
all. 11 it h a diluent word tron another
which is mumbled “Blmlfslguil‘ylug U "I.
tensed the kueeto. or worship.aud used.
over rue Ilium In this negative dwcrlp
“one! the happy-luau ohserre the three
unresthrerolthedowogrudsdthr
wicked. which he avoidsawalhrth, round
an. sltrcth. the canned. the way. the seat.
the ungodly. sinners. the ueorntut The
eoumcl would he to let MW alone.
The way is that ol the thatchthe mam
trier, the dmukurd. The sent in that ol
uoullrurrd lmplrty lly resisting the llrn
we not victory over all. The following an
very holptul tests In reirnrnoetoeouuuel
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3 margin. ‘
1 "But at: delight lulu the law ol‘thr
herd. soul in his hrvr doth he meditate day
and mum." This is the puutlrrdescnp
tron at the happy man and the secret or his
mil". lnthe word at Whetluds
Gal titular", and lied mhladcllght
The winner at the word has enlmhwurd
him. enamel him to to lab alumina-at and
pleatlgullty led nun tothehlood that
alas-tn murmur tor the soul. and new
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whom Inlqlllty er not tmputcdllk csix.‘
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Haring M a poor mun-one Mir;
who»: our sin Jerrod the rlchrsot the
Inert. you durable riches null righteous
eel-(her "it. mm on Ire-an want
motionwhomaapnwai1w mu} wan
and-ensuring to them the wovrtntthe
lard which made him rich. and seeing the
lord's grace to them, he team to delight
anally in the horn uh uh. I. lea. lvlil. s
ll. lo)
I. ‘Audhe shallhstlks a tree plants.
by the mm at warn that brimmh lcrth
his mm to m» main his in! sun shall
not will-rt nml whim-ones human rurall
pro-spur ' llc learns to may with Thomas
A. lie-noel "l harruomu out in a -v
with the me.” and thus eating Mfg
tiny and night. his warts go down list
the living water and he lrurusto so to
God. “All my sprlnun are to Thee" (Pu
anvil. 1) And though he mar us out
wurrlly operas-rd untafllretatsvra falsely
sorrow-l and imprisoned like Joseph. or
actually beaten like Paul and Silas yet he
prom-m sud will make his toy in the lord
hrnnl and felt llieu ”all. 9. fl
,3. no The fruitot theSplrit. love.
toy poi-cs. ate. is only ripened. owllowrd
aurlhrunuht out more Mutltully uytlre
lnutsolsllllction. In Jur xvii. i. a there
its very mmllar description at one whose
trust hot» the lord. and whose- hop:- the
lord la The secret ls that the Almighty
(rod is the all rudiment have! the soul—
or In other worth in Jessa dwelleth all
the lotion ol the Godhead hudlly arr-l ~
In tilled Inlllu Him «in "it. I ll
vi. l1. it! Out. it. 9. l0) '
t. “The ungodly are out no out are like
thechsfl which the wind driven: away '
And yet Chm din-d tor the ungodly (Rom.
v. 6) and hi not willing than any should
ocrislull Pct. um, enlroatlmrthons whose
slns run- an dupdywl asacnvlet HM crlmaoo
towmrto mm and hemlr whiter than
snow that i. la) that it they will not turn
to Him. Willing to dlsdwdlcuer and re
helllou then when lls gathers Hi» wheat
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the «writ soul Ms snarl» ' shall go
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murmu- lnlo llll' eternal" math, ur. ll.
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hypcnrllin the otherness the object oi
her remark
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coat pockctaand. turuluzonhlshesl.
walked rapidly down the avenue.
The ionwomau metered the store with
a triumphant smile. _
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tionslmmauuerie oi customers. “and ii
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which. as he was obliged to goon a your
hey. he lelt with s lrlcnd. to whom the
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