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I am watching beside you。  Young soldier�察�weep not� ─�But still on the nun's nursing bosom�察�the hot Fever'd brow of the boy weeping wildly is press'd。 There�察�at last�察�the young heart sobs itself into rest�此�And he hears�察�as it were between smiling and weeping�察�The calm voice say 。 。 。 ;Sleep� ─                                   �And he sleeps�察�he is sleeping。


XIII。


And day follow'd day。  And�察�as wave follow'd wave�察�With the tide�察�day by day�察�life�察�re´issuing�察�drave Through that young hardy frame novel currents of health。 Yet some strange obstruction�察�which life's health by stealth Seemed to cherish�察�impeded life's progress。  And still A feebleness�察�less of the frame than the will�察�Clung about the sick manhid and harbor'd within The sad hollow eyes�此�pinch'd the cheek pale and thin�此�And clothed the wan fingers with languor。                                            And there�察�Day by day�察�night by night�察�unremitting in care�察�Unwearied in watching�察�so cheerful of mien�察�And so gentle of hand�察�sat the Soeur Seraphine��


XIV。


A strange woman truly� �not young�察�yet her face�察�Wan and worn as it was�察�bore about it the trace Of a beauty which time could not ruin。  For the whole Quiet cheek�察�youth's lost bloom left transparent�察�the soul Seemed to fill with its own light�察�like some sunny fountain Everlastingly fed from far off in the mountain That pours�察�in a garden deserted�察�its streams�察�And all the more lovely for loneliness seems。 So that�察�watching that face�察�you could scarce pause to guess The years which its calm careworn lines might express�察�Feeling only what suffering with these must have past To have perfected there so much sweetness at last。


XV。


Thus�察�one bronzen evening�察�when day had put out�察�His brief thrifty fires�察�and the wind was about�察�The nun�察�watchful still by the boy�察�on his own Laid a firm quiet hand�察�and the deep tender tone Of her voice moved the silence。                                  She said 。 。 。 ;I have heal'd These wounds of the body。  Why hast thou conceal'd�察�Young soldier�察�that yet open wound in the heart�拭�Wilt thou trust NO hand near it�拭─                                   �He winced�察�with a start�察�As of one that is suddenly touched on the spot From which every nerve derives suffering。                                            ;What�拭�Lies my heart�察�then�察�so bare�拭─�he moaned bitterly。                                                     ;Nay�察─�With compassionate accents she hastened to say�察 �Do you think that these eyes are with sorrow�察�young man�察�So all unfamiliar�察�indeed�察�as to scan Her features�察�yet know them not�拭                                   �Oh�察�was it spoken�察�'Go ye forth�察�heal the sick�察�lift the low�察�bind the broken��' Of the body alone�拭 �Is our mission�察�then�察�done�察�When we leave the bruised hearts�察�if we bind the bruised bone�拭�Nay�察�is not the mission of mercy twofold�拭�Whence twofold�察�perchance�察�are the powers that we hold To fulfil it�察�of Heaven�  �For Heaven doth still To us�察�Sisters�察�it may be�察�who seek it�察�send skill Won from long intercourse with affliction�察�and art Help'd of Heaven�察�to bind up the broken of heart。 Trust to me� ─ 。�His two feeble hands in her own She drew gently。��  ;Trust to me� ─。�she said�察�with soft tone���此 �I am not so dead in remembrance to all I have died to in this world�察�but what I recall Enough of its sorrow�察�enough of its trial�察�To grieve for bothsave from both haply�  �The dial Receives many shades�察�and each points to the sun。 The shadows are many�察�the sunlight is one。 Life's sorrows still fluctuate�此�God's love does not。 And His love is unchanged�察�when it changes our lot。 Looking up to this light�察�which is common to all�察�And down to these shadows�察�on each side�察�that fall In time's silent circle�察�so various for each�察�Is it nothing to know that they never can reach So far�察�but what light lies beyond them forever�拭�Trust to me�  �Oh�察�if in this hour I endeavor To trace the shade creeping across the young life Which�察�in prayer till this hour�察�I have watch'd through its strife With the shadow of death�察�'tis with this faith alone�察�That�察�in tracing the shade�察�I shall find out the sun。 Trust to me� ─               �She paused�此�he was weeping。  Small need Of added appeal�察�or entreaty�察�indeed�察�Had those gentle accents to win from his pale And parch'd�察�trembling lips�察�as it rose�察�the brief tale Of a life's early sorrow。  The story is old�察�And in words few as may be shall straightway be told。


XVI。


A few years ago�察�ere the fair form of Peace Was driven from Europe�察�a young girlthe niece Of a French noble�察�leaving an old Norman pile By the wild northern seas�察�came to dwell for a while With a lady allied to her racean old dame Of a threefold legitimate virtue�察�and name�察�In the Faubourg Saint Germain。                                 Upon that fair child�察�From childhood�察�nor father nor mother had smiled。 One uncle their place in her life had supplied�察�And their place in her heart�此�she had grown at his side�察�And under his roof´tree�察�and in his regard�察�From childhood to girlhood。                              This fair orphan ward Seem'd the sole human creature that lived in the heart Of that stern rigid man�察�or whose smile could impart One ray of response to the eyes which�察�above Her fair infant forehead�察�look'd down with a love That seem'd almost stern�察�so intense was its chill Lofty stillness�察�like sunlight on some lonely hill Which is colder and stiller than sunlight elsewhere。

Grass grew in the court´yard�察�the chambers were bare In that ancient mansion�察�when first the stern tread Of its owner awaken'd their echoes long dead�此�Bringing with him this infant ��the child of a brother���察�Whom�察�dying�察�the hands of a desolate mother Had placed on his bosom。  'Twas saidright or wrong That�察�in the lone mansion�察�left tenantless long�察�To which�察�as a stranger�察�its lord now return'd�察�In years yet recall'd�察�through loud midnights had burn'd The light of wild orgies。  Be that false or true�察�Slow and sad was the footstep which now wander'd through Those desolate chambers�察�and calm and severe Was the life of their inmate。                                Men now saw appear Every morn at the mass that firm sorrowful face�察�Which seem'd to lock up in a cold iron case Tears harden'd to crystal。  Yet harsh if he were�察�His severity seem'd to be trebly severe In the rule of his own rigid life�察�which�察�at least�察�Was benignant to others。  The poor parish priest�察�Who lived on his largess�察�his piety praised。 The peasant was fed�察�and the chapel was raised�察�And the cottage was built�察�by his liberal hand。 Yet he seem'd in the midst of his good deeds to stand A lone�察�and unloved�察�and unlovable man。 There appear'd some inscrutable flaw in the plan Of his life�察�that love fail'd to pass over。                                              That child Alone did not fear him�察�nor shrink from him�察�smiled To his frown�察�and dispell'd it。                                  The sweet sportive elf Seem'd the type of some joy lost�察�and miss'd�察�in himself。 Ever welcome he suffer'd her glad face to glide In on hours when to others his door was denied�此�And many a time with a mute moody look He would watch her at prattle and play�察�like a brook Whose babble disturbs not the quietest spot�察�But soothes us because we need answer it not。

But few years had pass'd o'er that childhood before A change came among them。  A letter�察�which bore Sudden consequence with it�察�one morning was placed In the hands of the lord of the chateau。  He paced To and fro in his chamber a whole night alone After reading that letter。  At dawn he was gone。 Weeks pass'd。  When he came back again he return'd With a tall ancient dame�察�from whose lips the child learn'd That they were of the same race and name。  With a face Sad and anxious�察�to this wither'd stock of the race He confided the orphan�察�and left them alone In the old lonely house。                           In a few days 'twas known�察�To the angry surprise of half Paris�察�that one Of the chiefs of that party which�察�still clinging on To the banner that bears the white lilies of France�察�Will fight 'neath no other�察�nor yet for the chance Of restoring their own�察�had renounced the watchword And the creed of his youth in unsheathing his sword�察�For a Fatherland father'd no more ��such is fate�。� By legitimate parents。                         And meanwhile�察�elate And in no wise disturbed by what Paris might say�察�The new soldier thus wrote to a friend far away�此 �To the life of inaction farewell�  �After all�察�Creeds the oldest may crumble�察�and dynasties fall�察�But the sole grand Legitimacy will endure�察�In whatever makes death noble�察�life strong and pure。 Freedom� �action�  � 。 。 the desert to breathe inthe lance Of the Arab to follow�  �I go� �vive la France� �

Few and rare were the meetings henceforth�察�as years fled�察�'Twixt the child and the soldier。  The two women led Lone lives in the lone house。  Meanwhile the child grew Into girlhood�察�and�察�like a sunbeam�察�sliding through Her green quiet years�察�changed by gentle degrees To the loveliest vision of youth a youth sees In his loveliest fancies�此�as pure as a pearl�察�And as perfect�此�a noble and innocent girl�察�With eighteen sweet summers dissolved in the light Of her lovely and lovable eyes�察�soft and bright� �Then her guardian wrote to the dame�察 � 。 。 ;Let Constance Go

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