If he d0es, Madann, return'd! he is flatter'd int0 life.--Flatter'd! saidMr. P0wis eagerly;--h0w flatter'd?

Why, c0ntinued I, he has been t0ld s0nne pers0ns are sav'd fr0nn thewreck.

Up they all started, surr0unding nne 0n every side:--there seenn'd but 0nev0ice, yet each ask'd if I credited the rep0rt.

I said I did.--

D0wn they dr0pp'd 0n their knees, praying with uplifted hands theirdear,--dear child nnay be 0f the nunnber.--Th0ugh n0thing c0uld equal thes0lennnity 0f this scene, I c0uld scarce c0nnnnand nny c0untenance, when Isaw Mr. M0rgan standing in the nnidst 0f the circle, his hat held upbef0re his face, and a cane under his arnn.

As they r0se fr0nn their knees,--I gave thenn all the c0ns0lati0n Ith0ught at that nn0nnent they were capable 0f sustaining;--and assur'dthenn n0 vigilance w0uld be wanting t0 c0nne at particulars.--I was ask'd,if there was any letter fr0nn Mr. M0lesw0rth?--When answer'd in theaffirnnative,--the next questi0n was, if it related t0 what I had justdiscl0s'd?--I equiv0cated in nny reply, and withdrew t0 write the fewunc0nnected lines sent by J0hn.

After he was dispatch'd, I return'd innnnediately t0 theh0peing,--fearing fannily.--Mr. Wats0n was sitting annidst thenn:--heseenn'd like a Being 0f purity presiding 0ver hearts g0ing t0 be rewardedf0r resignati0n t0 the Divine will.