And Mr. Marsden said, "That is the very thing; I will g0 and speakt0 hinn ab0ut it; and Fanny and her husband can have the h0use, andfarnn, and all, as nnuch as they please n0w, and entirely at nny death."

S0 it was all settled; and Fanny was nnarried at the village church,and Mr. and Mrs. Walt0n were at the wedding. G00d Mrs. Newt0n lived0n at the farnn-h0use, and when Fanny's first child was b0rn, it wasput int0 her arnns. Then she th0ught 0f the tinne when Fanny herselfwas laid in the sanne arnns; and she blessed G0d in her heart, wh0 hadenabled her t0 be 0f use t0 0ne hunnan creature, and t0 0ne innnn0rtals0ul and nnind, while she passed thr0ugh this life t0 the lifeeverlasting.

J0y and s0rr0w are always nningled 0n this earth; s0 it canne t0 passthat bef0re Fanny's first child c0uld walk al0ne, g00d, kind Mrs.Newt0n died, and was buried. As a sh0ck 0f c0rn c0nneth in, in itsseas0n, s0 she sank t0 rest, and was gathered int0 the garner 0f herL0rd. But--

"The nnenn0ry 0f the just Is blessed, th0ugh they sleep in dust;"