THE WEDDING AND THE BAPTISM.
Notwithstanding this little domestic scene, Tom stood by his friends
bravely; "he was bound to see this wedding put through in style, let
what would come." Mrs. Hutchins was a wise little lady in her day, and
kept quiet after this; but she insisted on having a new straw bonnet
with white ribbons, and would have worn her own wedding dress only Tom
objected, and said it would be like putting on airs, and she the head of
a family; that dove-colored silk would do beautifully.
So the afternoon came, as I have said, and the bell rang out loud and
cheerfully, sounding out an invitation to every lady from Rock Rimmond
to Castle Rock. Then the people came pouring in from Bungy, Shrub Oak,
Chewstown, and Pine Island in a perpetual storm. The old barn-like
Presbyterian meeting-house in Chewstown was deserted by all except the
most aged members, and the school-house where the little handful of
Methodists worshipped, had to close its doors, for no one but the class
leader presented himself for admission. So the church was crowded.
Those who could not gain access were scattered in groups on the green in
front, and a crowd took shelter under the old willow at the crossroads,
determined to get a good view of that young foreigner who was going to
marry pretty Rose Mason. People said he was handsome as a lord, and rich
as a prince. Of course he should be all that to carry off the prettiest
girl that ever lived in the town, to say nothing of her goodness. Of
course everybody remembered Captain Mason and his handsome wife. She was
dead, poor woman; but Captain Mason had given up his ship, and was going
to France with his daughter and her young husband. Wasn't it strange
that Captain Rice should have got into company like that? And Tom
Hutchins. The young couple are going to take tea at Tom's house after
the ceremony. Strange, wasn't it? But then Tom always was stumbling into
some good fortune.
While these remarks were going on the people within the church were lost
in admiration of the rare flowers--white roses and white lilies--that
shed their fragrance over the altar. The same perfume which was to float
around the bride would first consecrate the penitents who came forward
for confirmation.
They came up the broad aisle slowly and with downcast eyes--a man and
his wife, only those two. The bishop stood ready. Every eye was upon
them; some turned away in hard contempt, some looked pitifully on the
young woman who, innocent or guilty, had suffered so much. How beautiful
she was. With what meek grace she knelt down and bowed her head where
the shadow of her trouble had fallen so early. And the man, how quiet
and self-centered he was, giving his soul up to its holy work, without a
thought of those who looked on. Handsome; yes, he was more than
handsome, with that glow upon his face; but it only came once, when her
eyes were uplifted to his, after that a solemn sadness fell upon him.
That group of old people, and that open-faced seafaring man, standing
near the altar. Certainly that was her mother, and the little woman
standing close to the old man, was his mother, and the seafaring man was
Captain Rice, her half brother. How completely they seemed absorbed by
the kneeling couple. Well, after all there must be some excuse--crime
did not seem natural to such people, or to the children of that honest
couple. God must have touched their hearts.
Thus the prejudices of the congregation softened, and gave way under the
spiritual influence of that holy rite which stamped those who had been
condemned criminals as Christians before the Lord.
When Katharine arose from her consecration and moved back, some of her
old schoolmates looked kindly upon her, and one opened the pew door,
thus inviting her to a seat. At this a flush came over her pale face,
and you could see quick tears swelling under her eyelids.
After these two people were lost sight of, another group appeared in the
aisle. A noble young man, with those soft, velvety eyes, that are at
once so languid and so bright, and a fair young creature, crowned with
white jessamines, and floating in a cloud of gossamer lace, whose cheeks
wore a flush of wild roses, and whose lips trembled between smiles and
tears. No bridesmaids were in attendance, but a tall, grave man, whom
everybody recognized as the bride's father, walked with them to the
altar, and gave her away, with a look of tender sadness that seemed
habitual to his noble face.
The bridal party stepped aside from the altar to make room for another
couple, and then Tom Hutchins and his wife came up the broad aisle with
blushes and smiles chasing each other across their faces as pride and
strength shone in those young hearts. The man carried an infant in his
arms, whose soft face dimpled in response to its father's smiles, and
which wore a blue rosette in the mass of soft lace that formed its cap.
The woman looked fresh as a wild rose in her bonnet with white ribbons
and a dove-colored silk adown which the long white christening dress of
the girl baby floated mistily, while the rosette on its cap fluttered
like a white poppy in the wind.
Paul and Rose, these names were duplicated at the altar with due
sprinkling of water-drops from a fount wreathed with flowers. Then Tom
Hutchins and his wife walked down the aisle again, looking grave and
thoughtful, as if they had just begun to realize what it was to be the
father and mother of human souls, whose pilgrimage is through all
eternity.
In violation of the usual custom, a colored man was accommodated with a
seat near the door, whose glowing face and genial smile made every one
in his vicinity brighten with pleasant sympathy. He was so occupied with
the ceremony that he had not regarded a little group of persons who
stood just outside the church, conversing eagerly together. At last one
of these men came and touched him on the shoulder.
Jube, used to obedience, arose and followed the man into the centre of
the group that was evidently waiting for him, and looked around in some
surprise, for they were all strangers.
"I say," said one of the men, making mysterious signals with his
fingers, "now's your time, while everybody is looking on the
christening. There's my horse and wagon; take you to New Haven in an
hour; steamboat ready. We've made a little contribution. Here's two
silver dollars, and you'll find some doughnuts in the wagon seat with a
chunk of cheese. Liberty's the word. Leave the horse at Buck's tavern
in Chapel street, till sent for."
Jube turned from one face to another, wondering what they wanted of him.
"Don't be skeered, and look so wild," said the first speaker, "we'll
stand by you; it's our bounden duty as Christians. So jump in while you
have a chance."
Of course Jube had learned a good deal of English in all the years that
he had been in America; but he spoke brokenly, and had some difficulty
in commanding words when taken by surprise.
"What you want ob Jube? Where shall he jump?"
"Out of slavery into liberty," was the answer. "Run away from the young
man who owns you for his slave."
"Slave! slave!--what for Jube run away from young master? What for who
says so--Jube happy very much."
"But you are a slave!"
Jube laughed till all his white teeth shone again:
"Jube like slave."
"He makes you work for nothing!"
Jube looked down at his brawny frame, and laughed again.
"Come, cuff, make haste!" cried the man whose wagon was waiting, "you've
no time to lose. They'll be coming out soon, and then it's all day with
your chance."
In his eager philanthropy, the man put his arm through Jube's, and
attempted to drag him toward the willow tree, where his horse was
fastened, but Jube shook him off.
"Jube ride behind young masser and Miss Rose. He happy there."
"Poor fellow," said the man, in a broken-hearted voice. "He don't know
what freedom is. Let him go. It's too late now; they're coming."
True enough, Paul De Varney and his bride were walking down the broad
aisle of the church--he with a smile on his lips, and she with a warm
flush of roses on her cheeks. Behind them came Hutchins and his family.
A carriage was drawn up at the door, ready to carry the bridal pair to
Tom Hutchins' house, in the pine woods. Jube sprang forward to open the
carriage door, and held his arm down to save that snowy bridal dress
from a contact with the wheels.
Rose smiled upon him as she entered the carriage, and touched his
shoulder, as if for support, which brought a blessing upon her in Jube's
broken English.
When Paul took his seat, Jube seized his hand and kissed it, thus giving
his congratulations before those who would have lured him away in the
kindness of their ignorance. The faithful fellow felt as if his master
had been slandered when these men called him a slave, and so he was.
Directly after the carriage drove off, a smart, little one-horse wagon,
yellow as an orange, took its place, and over the wheel leaped our
friend Tom Hutchins, who waited, with the reins in his hand, till a
little woman, with an infant on each arm, came out of the crowd. Tom
took the boy baby in one arm, and held his horse with the other, till
the little woman clambered over the front wheel to her seat. Then, after
smoothing down its complication of garments, he settled the little
trooper, as he called it, by its twin in their young mother's lap, gave
a leap to her side, and, with an old-fashioned crack of the whip, dashed
after the wedding carriage.
Not till most of the congregation had left the church did Nelson
Thrasher come forth with his wife, circled, as it were, by the old
people, and supported by Captain Rice.
The bishop left his vestry and came with them, talking in a low, kind
voice to Katharine for some moments on the steps of the church, when he
left her with a fatherly shake of the hand. Several of the matrons and
girls who had held aloof till then, came up and gave both Nelson and
herself a cordial greeting. It was known that they had been invited to
join the wedding party, and that young De Varney had left Thrasher in
charge of his property during his proposed absence in Europe. This proof
of confidence had a wonderful effect on the old neighbors, and quite a
little group gathered around the husband and wife, giving them generous
God speed.
Neither Katharine or her husband cared to join that bridal party down in
the pine woods. The day had been too impressive and solemn for that. But
with serene faces and hearts full of gratitude, they entered the
one-horse wagon that waited for them and followed the old folks slowly
over the Bungy hills.
THE END.
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Transcriber's note:
Punctuation has been made consistent. Dialect, spelling and
hyphenation have been retained as they appear in the original
publication except as follows:
Page 40
hammock on the mangoe _changed to_
hammock on the mango
Page 69
repeated the the mate, with a gleam _changed to_
repeated the mate, with a gleam
Page 135
Catharine Allen had sprung to her feet _changed to_
Katharine Allen had sprung to her feet
Page 136
Sit down, Katherine _changed to_
Sit down, Katharine
Page 156
in this surreptitous manner _changed to_
in this surreptitious manner
Page 192
But no one appeareed, _changed to_
But no one appeared,
Page 214
both of foreign appearence _changed to_
both of foreign appearance
Page 281
but the the truth pressed _changed to_
but the truth pressed
Page 321
nowithstanding Tom's splendid driving _changed to_
notwithstanding Tom's splendid driving
Page 322
Then what right has one over 'tother _changed to_
Then what right has one over t'other
Page 361
question she had won from the jailer _changed to_
question she had won from the jailor
Page 371
impresssion upon the jury _changed to_
impression upon the jury
Page 394
"Be calm--be still!" aswered Thrasher _changed to_
"Be calm--be still!" answered Thrasher
Page 426
sprang to each others' embrace _changed to_
sprang to each other's embrace
Page 456
checked the curses on the convict's lips _changed to_
checked the curses on the convicts' lips
Page 459
the slumber which Catharine found _changed to_
the slumber which Katharine found
Page 507
that held his cravats and sunday _changed to_
that held his cravats and Sunday
Page 3
handsomel printed and profusely _changed to_
handsomely printed and profusely
Page 3
Andree de Taverney _changed to_
Andree de Taverney