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Votttß.
The Wild-Woo!! Iltome
sr jufir. LADXA .1.411*. rir.u.so's. I
g l ow me a place like the:wild-wood home, 1
wh e re the air is flagrant; and t r ee, '
Asa the first pure breathings of.thorning come
Ina gush of melody. 1"
. Sho lifts the soft fringe from her dark blue eye,
With a'radiant smile of lobe, - ' •
And• the diamonds that o'er her bosom lie,
Are Wight as 'the gems above:
Whose; noon flea down in the breezy shido
Of the glariods forest bowers,
And, thobeantiful birds; front the eunniglades,
Sit lading amongst the flowers,
While the holy eliild, of the mountain spring
Steali past with a - murmued song,
And the honey-bees sleep in the dells that swing
'lta garland banks along. •
Where'Juy steals Away with &young blush
To the soft green couch of night, ,1`
A'ndi the moon throws o'er with - a holy'hush',
Tier curtain of gossamer-light.
Atid the seraph that sings in ither
Oh, sweetest of birds
Fills the dewy breeze with a' g swell,
Of mebidy rich and frep. '
There are sumptuous mansions with tnar,le walls,
Surmounted by glittering tpwers,
Where fountains play in the Ipertued hails
Amongst exotic flowers; ,' . 1
They are suitable homes for thOtaug,hty in mind,
, yet a wild-wood home for ;
Wherithe pure bright I streatus, and the • moan
fain wind, . • I
, And the hounding, heart, Into fro?.!
gtlsttliantoui
- 3rOCELAT. ....
Dearth. 1 - - ,-,
-" ..,. ~.
i
I tvouM . ii t
not live altvay, '.
... task not to stay,"'.' . 1 J '
• i
where trials and , tribulations are constantly
1 •
besetting my- pathway,-Where. thy , ' wicked
and the mirthful scoff andisneer at I my aP
proaeht—whercthe rich and the p 044 are two
individual characters' and are not qlOwed]fO
mingle together;--where the" robl Or. .cotn
mits.his. midnight depredations, upoi his fel- .
low.niortals. I would - not live in 4 . world
,
composed of beings. whose, hearts ....lire - op at
l'or an ~and all crimes. • 'Who wishMlitaid
coident to make earth his worship
• " Thisw, )rtd is but a fleeting sh
To mans illusion
.given.." :
Which I ati forced to beliei'e has
• •
than poetry,"
-and rhoC;11.1 belleXe o f
for the riciiand the gaudy .are buC
Mg -show," arristooratie in their Mai
iceitfut in their •ways, and there 01
.
skr lety.' • , . , ' .1
..
N'liv shun death as though §omer nil . .. ter-
N':T . - •- • t. i t' -
ril , le existed in the belief of *an immortality
• i
' I.•2vond' the grave ?• . Have you. a constant
•' I i
h , okinf , for of.•jtnimment, - lingering in tour
.., e, ~.. . 1 ,
mind? If so,. drive aWay tli . .•fear'- r -1-, blot .if
from existe nee at once, It May . brbOd ov•er
you u\ith great . weight; but place ye l ui , fineer
upon it,.and it will blow ., away on ..i.he' four
win-ds.of heaven. hoW many a nigh hare;- - .
;
. .you spent with all the liorribliinia otthe
- , ,
grave, passing and re-passing Vifore y .kur vis
ion, disturbing yOur p . eaceful slumbers? Air
you to whom this addresseS itself th,
- -I
minutely,
I answer by silence. PNo,'
- t
but , you imagine • yourself
. gaspi
• breath in the very jaws of death,--t4
.i -„. • •
and ghistly forms with fiendish. smilk
staring you in the: face.. • :i. . • -
. • Hark ! hear the creak,of the: colt ,
it shuts all lizht . frorn the immortal al'
there is something. terrible in that s.
is the last dying knell of.the dead r :- . .-t1
runs cold in your veins, - you lsliudd
shrink from the sound as if a daigi
beenplungedin your : . bosom and y
blood. • was oozing from the woun
again a procession of•mourriers,lcarry!
dead to their last resting place, Brea!
-Tonr ear and doubly bespik the h ,
tle. tomb. '. .
. " But a change comes over the : - t•pi
your dream,"—instead of ghastly at d
fig-iire, instead - 4 all the horrors of tie
giare troahliam your mind, you - can lyo'
Lip , -'n tile bright turrets and' lofty do - M
the ".F.liliu . s.AL Crry"' - and long 'for. the
that you rimy climb. to the tup-most . -pi
Stith thoughts are adinirabli,--sueli4 ol ,
are pleasing and 'agreeable to the znid,
affOrd meat for the soul. ;With theFrxi .ti
before us, rind for our consideration, -, we
not doubt bur God will.in - his • infiuitlt!
ness, give - us au immortalitybeyond]
grave. Time i's fast approagying ere tf
he'ia r • the temb,—the: . wliite • throne .11
eia iii the distance, and 'white:N . l)nd a
will '; heckarr - ys from , earth, 'and with .
tuned by the, mystic waves of 1 the. air,
play antliein of pleasure •as we.' jOure
theskies.- . - - - -I ' Esio t ...-ii._ miAti
Isleiktroe, July 7.t14:1-85.4,', I . •: r I
,2
I
. to- Always' have a book or .paper
;your reach, wh'lcl, you may, eatelt up, :it
odd - utinutes.. — ltes o l ve to 'edge in 4 I
reading every, day,- it will be felt at:. the
4,f the year-.
.Thoughts tak
-When they-are right they afford a prt
o.
pleasure with which oninayiravct or'
without any troubles or inetunbraue.
Jar' An Iridunan who hel' ceintrie
builiing a Walkoued his lot, of itkt.WA...
common difueusiuns, viz.:-('our feet ~/114,11
si x feet - thick, n was w,i;fti th e. object..loy.alli
"To s a ve lyi )air s dou't,l u
that if it ev,erfalls 49wn, it. will -he,
than itis-now:" '.. • : • • 1;
_ •. . I
Jeausony away. i'ret
fr
•
a il s ,- V eil you ;,:t.V.t one COllll lig 7 (0 , . I;
such a Ulic Liza :ua
the -dour skip on eutlcr :;a1.4..uf
foulc(1. your. ppur
, .
f ur . her ; : voti . 1(4 . ipi , r , hl
(2alifurn,y Lauth? AliulauB lli
1
i , . .• .
1 11Y 1101aTIQ -AWE; JR. : : i •
- Il ;. - ; .-.4-. • • !
La Vi:Ert:i is a beautiful village. ;:You
titight Seareli 'through' France,- and hardly i '
find, a:prettier. How' indeed could it he:Oth
drivise, with its, fruitful' iliteyards,its sulistan
tiaFivbile farm-houses, and its streets lined on •
either side with varietiOof frnit trees ? livery-
,:
thing looks so
. comfOrttiblo 'and homelike, so
xpres.sive, of peaceful )lentY,..that "it iS - no
. mid er !that the travel er, as lie paksest hiMigli
1 1
elvillage, permits ;his eye to rest with picas
tire!uPen its neat i appearance, .and , eclainis, '
.ili.Siirely: 6 it is a little itradise 171 .
After . all, I have not' named: its chief me- 1
c?pinendation. .. NoWhere will 3:911 find ,pret
tikr maidens, than thot' of Li Vinette., To
•
ho Sure; i the are not high-born,.nor yeti:ea in
titi i!legant accoinplisliments,
,since there is •
not!,one,.ainon:,, , s them Of higher rank than a
IlliOier' , 4
. daughter. 'Fortunately, - -Iloivver,
beauty and. lughl birth lam not al wayi . 1 nsep
e -able, nor do theynliyayS go together. At
• I .I.#, there is'reatiy ajenuntess who Would
. - 4.41'9,Prig0,409‘gr04t..by- which she Might
our'eliase the charms-of Marie - Maillhrdoiho
outshone all the other maidens of La Vinette
a the .sllO does the
.stats. Fer all that,Marie
Was a great favorite with all her companions.
l.jneon.seiOxis of her_ownimperiority, • she: did
nut obtrinlelt otfenSively upon others. .'-•
..
One afternoon it'eliatieed that Marie . and
s ••
r
1
veral 'of her companions . ivere returning.
;o errily from the - vineytuil Whither - they had
been to, ',estimate the . probable amount of the
coming Iliktage. , All at once, one of them
.espied ini, the road aia';olill woman, walking
a .oir- the roal b 3 -. the :!belp of a
. statf which
sheßeld in her right hand: She, turned to-
Wards them, and nivaited their coining. • :
1 " What. can we do for you, good nnther ? 7 '
inqUiredllarie. , . .! ,
- . ‘.Crosa my hand 'with 4 silver piece, i my
petty: maid, and I.WiWtell you Your fortune.:
You :are. a sybil,' then I." . • .
• "'Yoniniay call me so.. It is given ,to me
't
i 1,,,
six.i ere they 'arrive, the'Cliances liiicl4.)r
-time. ni4 ,itaYe in stoN!" ! • ! •
: 1 They looked. at ' her ;with growing, Nrcr
enee, de,lnite her tattero . garments and un
p •eposseLing face, but :noue spoke ,at tirst.---;-
1 oweviettlinuch one Jnav Wish to know hat
i
isl to, happen to hintqr
i lierihetcannot avoid
feeling
tei defer i.lie eventful rubnient.
" Herel, l 'inother,";at, l'prigtli said Lizette, one
Fein Tilt D
i - , --"),- -• , I-- . -1 -
forages .i.. or the gaivest Of the party', itqld int: lout her
,w, . hand to 'the old :crone, 4 , • voit 'may thll'ine: my li,
: :. ,
fortune. I )3ut 'I ninst '• tell you,: beforL4unta, l;
L
iarc truth
th l at-yon.lteed not Wl : iv Alto; trouble to proide
I ' ' Ain: witlt husixtind'4 as 11. have vowed 't to 1.).,; an
ierw
itlise,
old ntaitt', . -,'- i •-; .- '; \
_
'a " /kat' the sOjll , to,11: the 10.4 of the lamdiim ,
-
ti ers, (hi
frer4 in
maiden,"ainiraiit....ra.•sitt:Ch.,l ~ ,• iatn..t,- , fi:::;1!Or
penetrating ,eyes upon her.; . .
" I sce.;:' she said . slowly, •" a bridal train . 1 ,
inarellin-i,„ slowly to.tike i vilLige ellurell. 1 2 i• - •,,w- !ij
ers. \ are grown a tip long•way, over w.hich pass j
tile brid: , l pair. Need J Mention the name
. o he bfilde i"
t
Its .. . ,
Lizette, drew back wifili t blush ; the - sYbil
w right, for on that day :week she wasi to
stand at; : ,the altar, a Ati4ther took her place,
and still ;',inother, tillMariel.alone remained. •
~ ,C eini, Marie," sahlthe'girls,itnpatit:•ntly; :
/ 4 don't . keep us waiting. We. want to How
what yony fortune willlbe. 1 It should be a
god one„;' , : \ : --, -•1 I r
Marie came fors ard! am , ): subluilted ! her
hand.to the. interrirete'r 01%, fate. The qbil
stlated, as . if Suspicious ithat! heraft had. fail- •
ed her. liut. a inotnetit's . g i tirvey. dissipated
her - doubts and.she 'imittnured,' as if to. her
self. ' , l • • - ' .i ! • "
.1 - .
1" Maidlen, a. brilliant pestrpy awaits" yott.—'
YOu will *ed. a title, and become the rnistresS
of a fair istate. . Servants shall be in waiting
Servants
to do yetir bidding;- and wealt it will' pOur
forth its choicest ctierings.at your feet. Such
isl the den.e.e . ef destiny," ,? •..
. ~
-:' " Motl !
er" said Mari, iniextremeastoniSli;
ment, " ; Ott have certainly .read
. wrong . ... for
once.. .SOch a fate is netfoi rue, and I would
_not•that iit were.- Edor gh. for me that .1 ;tit
tle down Rn thesame pOsition that, I no , ,v• Oe-
~
cuff, surrotinded,by - my friends . and acquam
ces. 41 : • ,:. . -, . .,
No niraiter," Said the' sibil,` composedly
- - "you.eanitot change - tlie conrs:e of events;-,-- .
Wait pagentlk for theit unfolding. : -Be not
apprehetnlive, of evil, fir this • lino," and
,she
placed 14 Withered. fitii;•er\-",iin :111arii.•'Sxahli,
-,ls
• mo 4 1
far
grill
Ilid, Its
r,—
nd, it
blood
And
ni►
sinrton
rrprs of
ii befOkei4 a)Ong life art - d aihafty one.-
" "1 arailmneh obliged to . you, mother." said 1 ,
the latter laughing, ".for your favorable lire- 1,
dictiOn, and when lbeconie . a countess, I will
take carettliat you are ',provided for." _ . ..It
• \ " You ileWe irje fiotbing,"'Was the rePly..i".l I'
am but the: mOuth-picce of fate. I . MA .
Y - e-
'mand. thdl fulfilthent of your- promise • sooner
than 'youlthink." '.. •-' ; •-- -. ,
, . ... .
i ‘ I.fe, it;lso, mother . When you are • enti- ,I .
tied to mole it; be sure Ithat I, shall nut with- 1;
draw -froni my. enzagernent.t! '-- ' ; 1 1,
.
• When' ithe, sybii had hobbled /away, richer Ii
by tionie francs tbanAieforoi - Milrie• svazi bon-1'
..ter 61 not 4 little by hei.coinpanions on the
destiny Which Iliad Vpeu, ma riked opt_ for her. 1
". Villieli shall it lie, Madame La Iliusellesse, p
or 'Madatne. La Cestiffesiel". i i nquired Lizette ii.
g'ailv.. : 3 : :''l ' ''' 1• . ''' ',. ••- ' • '-'- '"i ' .li
"TI havb 'a good. ntinit,"!saiil , Diarie,l"in to
turn ;I
fOriour. innlic(i.tol steal rtiAAYllMil l 4ii - i
ip, and ntarry ?Jim nk(self. 1n.,. that ciise,lat
- ve
least. k ther,Pred!etion4—% . ~' . . ;-..
• LiZetfe.i,wlid-would'hove 'been ry 1.11 : 101-
; liiigi for .. ,nrie,„l"to atti , intittiri-elirnat whallshe
~
threatene t in Jest,-.t.4pio,t. it best to drop t he
:bauterin itonei she:lL-id at flirt assumed._. As.
- 1 for Marie* : *llO ithOiight little of the.prediction:
tp her 4 rid ilt. was •0 alt - Ogetlier . improbable'
that girlie'aid nOt thirfk if worth while, to waste
a thoug/4.upon if, •
.;,' • ~. • .
~ •• :- • . ;
‘•
' Alai Ai* or 3n ViiiettO is - somewhat tmeven,
tliougli it'' . .contains tit) .'ery high hills. in
the loorthein part thOre la a little brook flow
iugover alrockY lied :With,' Coniiderrible iiii
petuosity:-. 910- tliilf stream,r.whicAr ie,' , lion--
ever, too Oliallow to Isi dangefous.-There is n
harrow ic , tit 141,dge for, the accomniodation Of
paseiengen*. q 4 , i
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_:';,..
It EP
,(thiblei4 . thUtilatlollt M' week ' sifter te r .
e.r ,- ,iit,;`• abo'N.thise44lo, .untie, 'who - , wai ju't
.',returning froal a . i'iss*tn4.-neighbor-; on the
ilia side 'of tike *ENO:4,W. occasion to,iiitl3n•
ve'r the hrid l ie. .. f ) ( 1 4 1 41i her thong*,
were ' pre 7 ocetiiiied, qii - .-shp, w 044 ' - ,_h ai .6 . b,, qt ,
more caret:ol.4AS iilivviii, • ler f00t...4,111 1 0i
i'W lien. lialfway,, iter4:,"and - she fell in. ' lt. Wlr.
tot a. veriztrriOus'aft r iir,“ibutsliel'elt awl-Irani
..tiough;at,tid vekedaill.henee,;iiity which eon);
pell'ed hero 1414et.ow.ple - . Alerater. , ritii. !
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and
u tiis
Up
aid,
I Sell
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: From ttm Flee of our Union.
THE ! 1 / 1 1.311,'S PREDICTION.
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•
. •
voice WIN heard :it her .side;.-snying
permit me to escort 'von to
.
the other side." - •
Mario looked up, and encountered the re-, -
tpectful gnu; of a young mandressod in wor
king attire, with a broad-biimined l;traw hat
Upon his head. She had time, though it was
tut a moment, to perceive that.-Ihe; had fine
Mack eyes, and a prepossessing .eountemince.
lot being disposed ta'pnidisline*Or coquet
-
'IT, she accepted without hesitation ;;the.prof
fered aid, and 'was coon upon the bank. •
am much indebted to you for your kind
iissistance," said she, casting doWn her eyes,
tor she'could not avoid noticinOnt those of
Ethe vOung man were fired upon . her in ad
,
:mammon..
"There is uo-nced, madernoiselle.; Pi6ob
ligation is all on iny side.'; Wasthe 'reply.
"Will you.be kind enough to in rm Me,"
he added,, after a pause, " whether; there is
liany.one in the village who woitld be likely to
ilemp .me upon his hum Pardon nt)-
Iltroubling you,, but lam a stranger, trod know
one here." , .
1111.. " I. think," said Marie, after some hesitation,
" that t heard my father say. latel'v that: lii
Iliwished to secure additioalassistana If yOu
~
illvould like to inquire,. • you can tulcompany
43101 . .
, .
- . , `Thailk you," said the young mn,•"noth
ing. would please, me better.":-
~- ' i'. -. .
4 They walked along 4igether, 'conversing
[sociably. Marie• learned itiefilenially that
;her companion's name was Renri t itto Armand,
land that he Was the-only son of a ...widowed.
itdotsher, living in a village some twenty miles
away; and that it was forthe pUrPOse Of re
lievutg If& no,:essities .. and thican:!: ilier .in a
more comfortable situation, that lie ; was now
about• to-hire himself out.. This . , information
114.. d. hei-',io regard Henrique with still greater
*favor, and she could . not -help wishing that
Lei• father might engage him. .. '• -- ,
Farmer Millard was also prepo4es•sed .in
'favor of llearique, and.as he really Wished to
1,.
mre some one to - gather in the, ytntitge, and
,aid in other far M-work, it, was not long before
la bargain was struck, and the 116 v, (Miner was
]installed :Is a member of the liOnSchol&—.--
11Icnrique'S after 'course did not belkihese im
pression,. .' It was not long before lii! became
ja general favorite. When the'labOrs- of the
ldaY were over, he would get his tlt* or.gui
iltar,-for he was versed in- the use <A.:both in-
Istruments, and play for-the entertaiameht of
Ithose ‘‘ .- lio were attracted to him; Occasion
lallv he- would accompany himself On the-gui
. ..
fitar, in a peculiarly rich and meludiOns voice.
''lTiese songs Were so pleasing that a 'repeti.
!tien would often be demanded. -On i one oc-
asloti Lavirig rehears . ed a popular song to
.
;J
1„)
gorieral s ,
at:s
laction, m
e was in
sed to
- inz itthrouzll once more„ ,
”NI) said 1V
" I Will not JO that, but if
;Iron like, 1 Nviil.sin. , vou one' of my Own com
:,-; --,., . -
Ivositaoll." - • .
•
, ,
pno t , ,,al was receivol [i\ eviO,nt
0. , !1:4111e,
.and artora momcnesiintisql & ('. olll=
atiAlk.)e - o. .
. ,
• Know'st, thou my love ? lies dark blue byes
• : Shim; 'with a•soft and pleasant giuiv,
. As if the color of the skies ,,
, , ,
had found its way.to earth uemw.:•.
- t • : i ' :-•
Know's4 then my love ? When nioiring.cuines,
And :-'inheatus on her pathwaY•lall, , •
She trip along the auwery meads;
,-.
Ilerse f the fairest dower of all.; -
. i ! •
Knew'st thou my love ? Full well li,,knoW •:
No fai er dwells beneath the sun; i . '
Ah '. woald that our divided livei 1 i i •
Might; in one peaceful current rtin.i : . • H
The rich voice of the singer it;lit much
sweetness to the simple swords - .)f the song.
All applauded the etfett—all - except . Mane.
Sher stood apart from the rest with a pensive
and abstracted air, and said nothing.i
" I )on't, yen like it, Marie f 7 ' tikeil one• of
l i
'to companions. . .
I .
I :." It was very pretty," she replied in eon
.
.Is , trained voice. "M. Armond is a good sing-.
Oer." So saving, . she watt into tlii: house,
ii f lleurique 4tet appearing to notied the • move
ment.. ',
• i
' . .'But are. the words
.true 1. Halle you real
-y a lath 10ve,..M. Armand r asked la lively
, - -, • • • i •
, Italie!' of lifteen. " Come, de, , erthe: her.—
' l Nl n ' i l i i i : e tt . . 'kits she rook like l. 1'%.1t4t.1 is her,
vrt ..
,
,• I i
i . "'You • are, altogether too fast,"l l •' said the
i oung man smiling... "Don't yon :know that
. we poets 'are not obliged to adhere strictly to
the. truth... In - fact 1 have, usually noticed.
hat those : who are in love, are the Ately. last.
aiviite 'songs about it. HOW dbyOu know,
int its may be so with me r : P... , • ,
' " I don't believe it at all," said that voung
1 fir 4 shaking her head.• "-You sang t . " . :ith too
awl/ feeling .' f6r that., Depend np i on it. I
sill, find '-ciUt Who it is•-'---thi , love', .',Of yours—
f 'lean." ' . i . ' -. i 1 • • -
'" It is Ni'ell'exreptCd,"
,sai'd llenrique. "1'
holy you*) tno - dir,eovery„." . i .-T . . •
. From. -this time Marie.. treatel, .I•letirique
vith less faMiliarity4nd. mere. eOelne:ss - than
•
he li•ad 15t en accustomed: Ileti'spiiits • be='
.. ante lessl'hitoyant `and . - tore sfrlat4. One
i
ifterfinon,;llenrigne, in - past - 411g' -throUgh.the
l garden saw her sitting in an arbOr nt ;its foot,
with her 6 - e4- fixed musingly on A lile 'tc,roulid.
.is a,..
. " It' tine\day ' SfaktemoiselleLtrie," said
• -,• i
le. appicatchingher. • . ". -- '
' She statteti; . for she Ina nOt. beeo t4v6ve.of
, !iisitipproefeh :end murniured. an 1 aflittinatiyß.
1)1.e.):64.1.49wn• his- pruning -knife, find tilep . ping
Into flu:4i-bot sat dOwn . on a rusti • bizneh at
her side. ,Ift• was now -. 13 turn te:-. loOk cm . -
. .: . ~. .
barta , ,.sed.: :
..'• ._ , • : • . ,-; .1 .
l' . " Alnrie l l"-safd he; after 'a pause.., there', is
tsaeidion! 1 wish - to 44 you, - " Gut t haral VI!
- now htuii to set, about it. .Willi Yori prOin
itse not..th ir ,,e offended r' ' • • " - -
F /
.1: "I do n;, - it think that you •would
,:task any
I ' uestionWhich would '
render itneees'..4ary.""
11 Tell. Me Thee why for sothe days T . 'ist you
I ihaveieetned to avoid Me, and, itlieni in my.
tenef.‘, have /3licolo a reserve and coa:•stialut'
I , Itogether
used
t - from ,tlie friendly . ; famili-,
liarity you used to evince.- Have lif.%treilded in
11:iny wav I I,' If so, I Will IrfiLdly, ni:ikb ienari...
I ' f'I I- 1 your - ..- ' 4 •
Mon, or ta tie regard and !goo, opal
. im . highlyi l ,' • •-:- '.. ' ' 1 " ''..: " j .
' "There Fprth • i n ; • a- ideh•You have offen
,s , 11,1, A
J . i : Na r • •
IUeU acts," sus, n. ,tretitttlo'US spice.' -
1,-1
,i; 813 g'ila4 - Of it," said 11, - Mrhine, his fa . ee'
I.wrin . liteni - fi r g,'foi• it eniboldenS me 1611'; 'Mare'
,'*' A ItanOther request... I love'jrou;ilai4 e " - he:
ladded, intimlsively. -,4 ‘.1.,10ve yO4 tacksi'd'evti
i
lolly. :- Y.olt,must has'enotieed k in MY looks„,
4d every . aet ion, .. Do You remember the eve
. .
!rung when I. sang by request a song, "Know'st
;thou - my love . ?" It was of - my i Own cent :.
• • s . I s ail.
iptition.. o 9 4 Did you - riot ( -* liil4 -, lPar . ,
.
Marie, that was of yen , I
Was - i•inging'• r
I ' i
,Mipio•st;.itled with sarprise, , and , al 1,1(1.41 of.
i
~, , ,
peztAire•tuantscu h er teattlN:;. - 1
1
•
pontrDsc, ,Q;onitg, garsap,
MIN
'‘‘ " Was!, it indeed of me that Volt. e atnE.r,-
in 1 I .wer flioiigltr--that i did nof know-- 2 :"
,!l•
Marie did not finish the sentener. .-,
'ua pere‘ivtAi at• a glfilfeC that bercin lay the
secret of leer appaietirangetacf4, but with
dalieticy. he' forabotel to speak '
" hope," he iisil4.ll; ttunidllt, "that:• , l
am not ;wholly indifferent to yqu / I ant
f?O.or, it is true, but the recent legany•of a rel
ative. rifej , 'given me the Means of tupportina ,
you in cOmfort."
If you 'think me ii:orth takin„.7 ' l said- -
withi engaging rnifikaess; "`yott may have
Inc." •. • • . • ,
When,,ithe - •eugagement of•lletirique and
Marie; beeatue knowth,itiwas univqrsally pro
aouncedito be an excellehf,mateh:i It was a
Mooted Atiestion whlclt ivas the tijore fortu
nate; the,bridegroom or the bride.
." I shah never more be!lievain fortune-tell-:
said! Marie. ono daylto lleurique, as she
sat busily; employed .in . preparatioris • for her
qpproaching marriage.
WhYsinOt ?" lte asked
"Ilecanse" was the reply, "it was fbretold
of me that I should wed it.title, aph become
riiistress of a fair
. estate;) ' •
Was - utt the • prediction 1" he asked, In
g,'Prprise.!" Who told Yin V'
"-A whip. Who was !passing through ilhe
put no credit id' it. told her
that if.Obr it should come to . pa4s, I Arwild
ilrovide for her." .
"And; are you sure that you do I not regret
the non4lllllment of. the predieti4 1 4 !
Can,You . usli ?" said she, reproichfully.' •
It/Wit...olm bridal morning. T 4 sun shone .
out witlOnore,than ordiViry splehtler, as if
to do lu;nor to the occasion. Teti the al
tIM humble church s nod - rever
eitly lkiurique and Ma t 4, and the kvhite
'
ed priest' pronounced' with trembling voio
the sacred words whiChtunited lieut. The
tiOptiallilessing-was scarcely over when au
Old woman bent with infirmity 114 d up the
aisle and'stood before the bride. i•
"I haije come to clahr your proini,ie," said
she. - •
;; It was- the oil soasaier. /I •
i[
:if;" But said Marie, in #. low voi4e, " was
dOpendeut on my marrying a titlei You• see
I;:dniVO ni4.done so. Yon were wilong."
" Rather," Said 'the old woman; her
i7otee,." it is you who areiwroll2:,
coat tesse .
•,, t, 7 t she ' V,
1 [. NN ha, can e mean g askedl,iarie, look
ing towrirds her husbandilvith stqrisC.
" She i. 4 right. Marie,'.: 4:14'1 be, gently._ "In
itielbehold not:T . l66llle trArrnatiil, the poss--
- , 1 •
eSsOr of Much Wealth, but of none flore prec
ieirS4liaayOurself. List+, airdl ‘i - ill 'explain
all., Beizig desirious,of q•eing couhtry . life,in
it'.: Varieties, and mingiing
,in it'. viithout be
kriown,..j found my way to' •11* . tir pleas
! village. - The re.M.'von know. IM!! von
I . . ,'
. -
gave tile'" • - , • i [ _ , I
•'I • 1
L. is needless to say Oil, pardon -was no
-
led; acid that Marie. graced- aid liigh,sta-:
: to Wide];
.o.le had born elevAted. ; licr
un,:e pi the svhil w.,....1fi11ed t.l the letter.
-4.------- , 7 i : • .
, . Freya tileason's l'ictorial.. i
. .
Sig"',Wdliter lita.l4.ir,:x's iisit •
''IlE ronr SPENSER. Arrim tits mit - ii.X . riled
f
~ ' NinciaN4.
. .
wasdate one lovely suntiner ev i ring when
, ary ',traveller' reached the . summit of one
: lose, long ranges, of hills so frequent in the
h_. of Ireland. Before llii in, almost. 'as fiir.
is eye -
could reach, ex:tended alwild.moor
, botiiided on all, sidei by blu ranges of
intainS, like the one op which be stood.
ci
partihg,sunbeanis, reposing . oct . ie dis- .
, liirl4,, reflected their Nlaried aud gorgeous
t front the stained windows of ini ancient
- iliee,l'peredied, fantastieally, I on -.a i craggy
iln'etice i almost in the nliddle of the moor.
ts lia,' , 4e, glided a placid stream w, hich,me
' ling through the wild . plain, 4 1 . lost • itself
wig the adjacent hills,-1- 7 -while thr beyond
autifttl lake received the sun's; adieu On
. 4
ilassy; surface, . . 1 l
he Whole Scene, expressive of deprepose,
inexpressibly soothin4 ~ to the 4ath..t. spir
f Alai; traveller. As ;he desepded into
plain; the beauties of the place ;were more
ibly iiirpressed upon him. Around the
d e laindock and filber(s.andlaiirelS blen
their,' 'foliage with 'Owl- broader leaves of
erou,s; other trees,enelqiing "a little world
- litude." Every little ;tuft of efrth; ha nz,-
looSely on the rocks, Was gapitSlied wi - th .
ers, otithe most variciu4 and brilliant hues ;
st,tbe unruttled boson of the dire.: stream,
.back! to the eye of the beholder- i the re
ed. ..
image of the beauties whidh OLICOM-:
1.1 iU; ' . 1- - -'1
lie . inti.ssive 'rocks which formed the, moul
'lig tUrrets of 'the castle were ;time-Worn
boss-grown; and here: find There were
-the tendrils of the.ivY, or the hardy eVer
as which had thrust their . icKits within
clefts; and drawing„ tad nce their Slender
.nance, had expanded, into, sliak trees, or
e Matilde shrubs . . . i ~ I . 1
sun
lie had now diappeareil, bht the twi
t still ;lingered in this - green retreat, as if
ICant :to part with so imireli- fsatity, or
it in the. shades of nb - rht. • l. : . .
i t '
.i[f'. a.stily ; arproaching the;castle,though stop
piri for a time to note - tho charmlugl scene, \
Abe - tranger knocked loudly - at the (rates.—
.10 'sumnions was answ`Oed - by la-)imigry
lii:H : i ins- ii*:•rter,iwiro.condueted-'lit -through
4 to ig c 2bith to a spiciotti; . library,: ih the mid-\
i t ,,,
4h of Well, enveloped' in !Woks and Papeni
-1. • . ,
scat;-.tie poet Spenser, occupied in,tlciplierilig
"manuscript, by the fading tWiliat, 1 l'
1: Master Speneer," said the nev;r - icother. •
i l' Si!. Walter' Ealeigh,l hid thee a iLearts
~Vel' oine .. 4o nu:- ,solitary - castle, ..acolniatO
sai . the .p r eet, his eyes glistening., Witli-tpleas
lire; as lie:rose from his seat and - extended his
hall : with heartfelt COrilidlitys,' • . '1 • -:'•
1 - fter exchanging affeetionatel greetings
the fiat sat i down together, an c d beguiled the
liiug hours of evening in telling thitir Mutual
'eXPiiricnce,\ and. recoinitingi tale vari4s for
.,t(iti, s that;had at tended ' thein. Raleigh 'de- .
algal ed SPenser with' his vOya p es and :ad v
en
.re zhis firnriinettt perils on landl tind'sea;
-*hi .:Spenser told of his: soptark 'oC r icupations
101$ lodelir retreat at Kilcohnimil,„how, he
!u4 beautified and. adorned- the bldal'z, moor,
'aiid liriSletred I.fpoetielilly; " Armilla Dale ;"'
*lir iv; Was wont to - eijurt (hiS ' !nide Mare
thei ide4prefiding braneln*:-of a' noble , oft
04..' 15.`, 1 14 . 11.kred.',upony.the; fair . Mullin To
dd.' pot,SKitqq asked his guest lo iteeom
ml h u t; on the morrow,. Midtiste46 . some
pOor rhy.rites he ltad just ; compleitect.' The
.1011) •ajoyftilly consented,' ttt ..the.s}itne time
C - 1.; 1 : ing his lin! ulgenCe,to 4 little tlitti . Of Iris
, iv u,, . foil Rak i igit itiw.seir, iv - 4.4 :.toikt todab
-1
11 ei r ivr_l. l , , . ' '•': .. ', . • 1,. J ~..-..
‘4triii 4 pipeil they on, unill thq l. both %lerefwear:y,
rt:y 4 ang,ei,f turn i, waking etidi 4010. merry,;"
it;g
-:ttl
fkir,
cOr
pro
seri
gre
the
Mo
chit'
t
1
.
cirit!ltg,
. . .
• - ~
and interesting conversarion ensued
tivly ro)k-ed i p the cool' and peace
[, ~•••lteltqred - rem the • sun by. ;the
i boughs 'of le
.everlyingingtrees.
I strongly ur ed his friendto ticcotn
to Eughtud nd read his po,em at
e painted tti
. e 'fascinations ..of . the .
queen itthe most lively colors, ascribing to
her a Wit e catalogue' of !virtues, moral - Mid'
intellOcfi
Sli
nI: .• c. - iiser s' tOodesty struggled
king With ilia' desire fo a name, and - his '-in,.-
nate se . :of merit,. hut. the persuasive rleto-:
rie,,wltic no, one . eould, use raore "skilfully
than tale gh, finally:l revitiled,:and.ei.e, ttiny
had reach d Kiletdriittn - t i .astle,:lie3iad '.orif
-1
- plied witl all, his
I ffitinTs'iiishes. . • • '-'-`'•'''‘ .." - ..
After pirtalting .of some •slighi... , iefeetioit :
they botlirntired ''lo re.st,;itt•order?•.l9l44otve
tlientsel ve.: for :tit el fa tiuilig dutica . of titti in or 7
row ;
.01e ~)I. l e to diettitl
of fauns.' and : fairies,
of knight ► and 'dhighns,- and . '"dtingeotis,'anil
giants; oil stings lit•forrneys to win theSiniles
.
of fair . ladies j, and the other :with golden v'is-:
iAs .of a.i t ri Ili aa t Tub i re; with. dretittai ofttoort!
favor, and noble at:pi ratiuu4 -,for.an_ roan ortal
fanie. l - .... :.: I .
Arising early on . - the --- folloth ng 1 - norntng
Sienser-'-bi de:ati• atteoti4atite adieu tolti476'ne
-ly -.Louie, .a!uti pri*eedt !"'l.ott hiss, ey-eutfuliO*,:
deY do . . iii 4 coutt44i .iibutil.'l; ..,-.,.., --.. 4.: ; '
-.l.fepoured out A.ll e fee 4, Of his sovereign ',l
a strain of the: molt d Alchie adulation. that
6' l- Cr g - 4 - .4i - i-lit fireatltedl tip'the 'CkriofroyaltY ‘;,'
wl lie h inti& - eon rti eiti-' r'si,i . 4l for - iticeirl tifiliin ,
famit,-andr ItelardSt. w is of England. Mash" at'.
I,
their imig iitican4. - - IR : actor lwrAiriittfi'
'with the t plost pre:Oion gem yf;4 l .iyiPi) sin-;
agination,and ( 4 10 i lit, 116 r si r ii i ic` , st acts 'in!
all The' roulitic'`4lllll' ilia' Chi*alriS qiiiitY :
4
,
tioiild' 'eft, - , st.-, ---'
', -But,tio sweet :pip!
_were. not•4ooned.tto t
posteritv..o , ::,well aii . ,th
soyti i.'t) di 1 k th e 10... .
4.. i '
Sir Wafttr Raleigh t;
of -" AritYitit A 141 i.V '
. -
44C-V7
IT
(13 RIP rottll
ihto
deuly int 4
`Aunts
lotto
arte(l a!itl
and nigh
ere they
*Arisini•With tile
't..beji . . sloWjiy:pursqt. - 41
"
. ArnonV
Of t e green Ve
begin lin • the . titre ii
;contempt tine
'them.
_.t. Oiv •- •their, ,
the ;for e .
tiees, nitil,
:;grateful . tenfs n-aVe,
~ z .
flteli)dion- ISitilliett.ri ,
in the m riling sun.
(to open , )•litiles,'-nr
times so nlailLthitt,
the trees nude dOll
;then enlarging td i lk4
ttnrianont, Opening. pc
',tnetidows; on whit.:ll t
tei-itig sill)nee: . 1 . ;
i
• P,roce 1 ing - tinioug
!cameicae to glade wit
tn
i,?re wi ely sepaiat
t
,tDauti, i‘n whereith
,'of eivpie , And undi.)
'a carpet • - f the S4lftei
:(lure, sertiened frkim
,sun by the gnat-hi:di.
Close by•this grjtsy
ding Mulla, and ove
(knight sl iPped.4fe%
iwas arra' Bing 04,11
did " F:ie - c),Itee11:"
; - They t ien ditos
inoirning diversiOn.;
graceful cngth . npo
.t . esting . lits lt'ead upo
:sitting eF.et agiiiiist
oal: whit t h itis ten
1" Spensers oak."l .
The various effee ,
iliant, light upon ; he
, i ,
t
Itreefc their knotty n i
ithe aeekered shill '
!the pictuk! flue atilt
.t . ici tite placid ial
!stream, reileetingi on
treeS'whi .11 linediits'
;the iitten ion of 1 pc
SPeir , enow 14ga
ffill• elocu ion, the! ree
Jir:st.he r ad in a kith(
,tlie low i tusk. otlthe
Tallying
,1 1 e nielddio
:their bea iiv,—lait. ".
'spirit of 1 is versej lie
c.
:tion all tle paths 'or
-, Daleig I was af, tin
'ested, th ti absoihed;
:thusiastn Tito- ative
Red Cies- Knight arc
ninths SN i 11111111111 ;.
which be.et their pro!
i l
ventnrott , spirit--,i‘vh
and 'filial 'piety of A: r .
i magi na t' on.
Its of ti
vOuntaq expres4 ens,
frietid re.::14).!1r the el,
firstbool:', liki excl l aitne
"if thou gette4t no
ser, thou kin the !veri
verse r' .
,• "Thin
Spenser,
-'st tl:oit 'it
o I," ret)lier
osopity wor,
etlia jthi
evineeth
make : AV.
forth a sr,
might ha
ness ri
(. skill iii
hu.
ll Simlispe: l
844, of eltiva,
, - e•einulated
vnie a pee
•
(4 condeft
a rarenuz
b 2,1 liy
'b.;ttt.t it'
verieq as
=Lin
mot In:9e itv
that ever
iiet was Oven
owed by
rl - thou ,
üblicatidm
that'
l,s fanei•!so
its of "it- Cu
iiftr
• The . po
twis "Lest
He look
idea of p
ly olisery.
the etplo
!er noon sit
tunir
icli clvirrnet
itor, and' tin.
t ere 'the
Iled tli'
Ott ndt
poet finPled
placing Ui
rod u eed - *ior
; te ski 0 . -11
t rriarksof
'extinvaf.
Long
:verdant 14
strains IV
tired- au(
in the w
saf6ly: res
heroie ex
. .As' 311 c.
scripts, a
doub!et,
w
ing evide
to hi file
-
Along
as they: ;1.
ful-stioan
fresh give
• ..I.Zateigi
pony him
courr:..
0 1 4
• i':eiisut(kl
1)1i%
' SCIEN(I7-
A. j I\6l DA:tit? -- •
3 t
I
trAC%-ii . his s:Able, "ct * Alius.
retirel: to rest. - - -
. . ,
mi . , on the' following day,
their, delightful 'milk,- . 1'
the coolly .shade,. , ;'.
s; by the - 3fulles ; ilie're,".
piensant..converStc:or in
i h
vellums ofnatyrottrOund
-alk took: theta: ninOng .
e vistasfOrniedhylhor..
- ,artial
'waters;
of the
I s,
pilling'waters, '.glist4ning
Now , they -enierge(l in-.
ing in breadth.-some-
ihe entwining • houghs Of
ess over their heads, and
1 , in gleams •of sunlight,
et wider, into little dewy
the sunbeams lay in gilt
• ,
.11 scenes li lt,
6t* 4ere
er:than,
, cleared
Ai with
ver
v:.
.1 •
re the forest':\
from each
ground beneath;
wo6(1, w ae lek)t.ltei
aunt
he 'seoiebliiglent Of\t,
ranches of n , hugeoa
:knoll Irmtiinied thd, win
it.z% eurlitq
pebble:, while his frieutt
, anuseript Uf Lis • hrimoi-
d themselves ,fOr their
Raleigh reclining .his
the .'green• sward,i and
k.his Spenser
the massive" trunic of the
lins—itninortalize'd as
,produced hy the lbril-_
reli wet leaves ot: the,
aglis and slender.trin4,
vs ott . the 'velyety
dos of the -two friends,'
ice of
,the mean4ring
eta ervsfal. bosom.the,.
antes, would have diaWn'
torapainter:
i; with thetnest grace
vation of Ids fociti. At
•
ned and Mot est - tOac----
babioling water aei:om
ts.lines, and
)on, inA'reired with, the
infused into 'his icicita
his romantic natno.
t attentiv i - then inter
and then tired with en
attires of Una and. the
used all that-was
he ,perils . .and . .oi)sta . cles
g-ress Just stated his ad
le the :ardent .de4tion
ra captivatd his lively
en burst- forth into in
of delight; and:as his
onehaling of the
A that . pirlishe(l; Speti
k!,t fool atse.vr
lie word ?" otserve(
the other;," it. Contain
of 'Master Bacon ; it
num nature that Would
r 4 latish .1 it breatheth
.
ry Which poor . Sydney
;• and it bath a pretti
vlity of description' and
hielt hark! .been'equab i
!)-. to thee an thOu
to a book Thou "art the
irmed - a. c6pulef !" .;
lelmed .at the' . qoni
4igh his!.simple nrse.
Iv on :the ' ; grasa--as the
s suggeskil, but.ulere
rest might net. l oease
ell :pre e ceded IO recount
ward..
Chint" on that
n' his oaten . pipe-S . ' to
. the SC Usesi of his camp
sun was, fast sinking
vantiful Atmirest !was
le giant's; power by:the
omartis. !:
h,e• folded' his -.Mann
eni.in the 14oni ofhis
an adjacent coppice
Ii face . the. while Wear-
Pleasure helistened
;ant expressions ::of.de-
10 Co'Hai: Clout!!
roNpantiii.„court,; 4,‘gl
It4s • 1 . 0-'
yeti+:e nliieli 14°1%14
the - , lonely mubrlehds
•t.:',.: Ltz.z :
(AA ly Vraise(l,. will. be .
tlpt,( rises linstily
Sqr- ssiutiuestitt:
Licuit;
I !
S:i
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VEIN
or•dire iithat64-tiape.
' - ' . DT T. D. WILKINS: ' '." ' :!-
' ;,-,,.`,'=,:^ 4.4. - ••:,,.,,,. '...1 .-'4',- . ' '-(3.7.-.7.3 31.-4. ~ ...t. ',
. ~ ~
• 1 . - . - N-the'battleme4 . ts - 4 a sin : all fortilia 31
li
beeri.built is Iv frptier otption,, , oo.3lin slier
of talre,Erie f gt,..444ionr . of _sunset, mig, ,, o
liaie-been seen threnprogjs; ' who
_Were .SI- - '.
,lent!y- g — , t ri t t;: e ti l ii,fiLiAtkiiir44- tx .t abw66o/4.i
ter''' that lay Ifq rt.,,Win,s4ligel ' by the. mel- 1 ,
.loWligtltiof,t . .,...e, setting 5.un....,, , ,,, Tlie_Seein cia,
vltieli they g;tied „i‘' . as radeed=heitUtifill ' the
'dark woods behind therforf'Were . dTessed . 01.
nit.!the,gaudy lisserY 'nf the - earlier months -•Of. -
autumn, ere yet the leaPhad been touched by ;
the, 'transforming , luind , -(which• prepares the
earth; for the iipproliO ,- or:'wint6;... , ,hile the
dancing waters,,Aretchifil r _irway uptil they
Undis€ernablyirielt4ltifn„itte(congenial blue',
of the overlaingirigliti;Olfered a :.rare„,pie-i
tare of loveliness unto the eye . Of tliebehohler..
l • Tbe'.group that 'wn hare: rietitieticr,"..cOili;•
isfed ot, two • - f.neil,.. dressed' in••the• CoininOn
hi; bill ments orthe hunter and frentierSmini Of
that.perind (1813), the eldest' of whom held
ihe, rank Of. Captain of'the fort, while•the otli-,
rc-.lts his lientenantii'antl-a yoUng.gill.4 - ap- .
latentlynot more than twenty sumineis i *lto
t'aS the (laughter tof i the reaumander;. The
• 'nee that .bini prevailed for some time was
first broken by'the.ynangeit of 'the the first
tram incliViduals, who; addressing tbe other,
said : - ; •!- ' • '.• ~,: - ..• - -
, , - i .-
,' Cap ain llighton,linay I inquire. who that
-,\
person w; 5 who caine.to the fort yesterday,
and remaii d but till I , this morning 1';:.- - -
lle repr(..-ented hinfself to ?be a. ,Stvr,
rano
, • i
joarneying al ie to-the'.next post.".:. ; 0
I `••` 1t is tinusut 1. for inert tO,.trLiverse'. the
forests alone, - in these- troublous times, and.
there was somethi re Singnlai in his apneai
ani:e,that struck nit. Whoa 'first I eaw.-him-,--•
Something suspicious Ithat warned-me to 'be
\
oit - nly guard againsj-lfrn ;
,but, by- the by,
• sir,: , they say that the . ,4 inns are again be
ginning their devastation in this part or the
conntry, .and it. might, be,Nt• , .l for u.S3to be 01
\
our guard against .thein." .
`‘tl's.ll;tw ; pilaw ! Stewart, ,
much credit to, idle rtunors ; it
we . ,might as well return-to our b t
war in reality is over, and .no rno 3
be'feared from the savages.". i - . 31 , .
`'! . .l3titi'sir, a, large bOdy of Shawn t.
• armed, were lately seer by one of 3t
and as long as;they gather in large' nut t
there - is da nger to be feared."- -, . ' •
.
`! Well, have it, your. own .. . Wa y; . then, k>;:for , lny part, I see no.neeessity of shutting
ouilselVes, up in the fOrt,. for fear. that there
i
may be some few. strolling. Indians in. the
woOds;", s(3 saying he turned away and Walk
ed o another part of th'e - -fort. :.-• '• . , .
'. `,l‘ And do you really, think, Edward; that
Uteri.; is any danger to be apprelrendel from
;he savages}" inquired. Caroline - lligliton,
who hail listenedto the ionversation betwee ,
, , :,
Stewart and her father., , .
not what to think," was the re
.
That there are I British Indians and in
th'd'sn:rroundinr.::WoodS,ll have no donbti eor .
the former . have. been repeatedly seen-by our
men,, and I- have my suspicions in. regard to
the 'character of the indiVidual Avho paid.. us
so short a 'visit-yesterdaY--hut . , come wat
may, not on r of , four head
.:sliallh.e.harin:
wbild there reinams.ene-drop of . bfixd in
the veins
,of.E4.llward,SieWart..7. • •
. .
. I.ll9.period of our talO was, shortly . oftergie
foTecr . of British and Indians, *tinder Proctor
.. ..
'end .Teeumseh, h l al beenidefeated at the bat
tle of the ThaineTh,y' General IlarriSou i :'and
pence for a whileiestorad to the Weetern's,et
tleme.nts. The 'fort was! at that: • time garri
_soiled by a small force of twelve \ men, cent
' jCosed of hunters and settlers, who had taken
.upirms.to defend their ;homes against the
attacks Of a - crueland ruthless foe,.::, Lulled
into a false security by the absence fur some
monthslof thobattas of Indiana - wife fOrinerry
had ~ a nnoyed them. by; sudden attaaa and
ambushes, CaPtain Ilighton and most-Of ;his
tnetklad fallen into a degree,;of apathy in
regard
. to the dangers that thyeatened ;them,
and sinnt their tune in hunting - or fishiii.. rr or
idff wishing. to - return to their hinnes,,belie-e
-inglhat the:war was at 'an end, ,leaving Alie
gates of the • fort open, and the entrenchments
in an almost defenceless condition.
Caroline nighton 'was the tinlydaupter of
her father,' and had' joined - him -; dnrm' the
sumer, and taken . up liei abode with 11 in in
the fort being the ; onlylW I
oman to be ound
for miles and miles of pathless forests that
~:i
laY'between the frontieest, on and the . ear
est settlement. Thro nit° Coitatant con
nection with each other; an affection -1 hich
gradually flamed into love, had grown u'pbe:
tween her . and
_Edward- Stewart., and they
wer generally - considered by the other .in•:.:
mates of the fort; :Is beirig in .that" condition
whilt noir-a-days - 1V be , called "engaged.°
Edward Stewart Alfr Welk to What dun
gets the; fort, was sftbjected hoktieweilutt.the
cessation of hostilities would 'only be 'of short
duration, and that before . they were aware of
their presence, thej,dark forests: would - pour
forth again their bandalOf !painted
.sayages,
befOre - 4ho - se sudden . attacks ad Mignarded
situationkleasily fall a
.yiftq. ' Mil had
Often before earnestly. • - ekpresiea , his:,-tieriW
,ments,tO the .captain, and : araedAtimktodie
on lt,is c gttat,d, but his wOrds were tdViitYP Pet
tYitli . an ;incredulous smile, and :,his warning
fell fitheedectenthe'ear or the Conartian:dz.
?tot'. Timm 'than a week had . eltipeek l after
the conYersation>wellielnted 'had 1.4t1-en
'lace, than, One tight,i...s.when Alas ;.intnatea of
the fort ;Here rt.!postng.4l4inFed- slut)abers,
a sudile - 4 . Ye11; uttered atty.? were by,aa hjin
dyed ' tinearthly l i l etdeY,A4liettrtr ritiging
witliorit4inil within'tbe Ibit; 4iiid its' &hiders
WeresuddenlY Itrotnied • 4 icYlneet: naartnett a
savage foaled. OIL by, tholyory, atuseitStranger
•
'‘Y h P . J. la 4 Wei' rec . ,etil . 4- . l 4.yes,AWatA.9llt
ed, - a . t 4 e.W..days hefore, timl ;rho tad co s igitot r
glbis iwartliY rOlhitiels frilo t liuCfort . wilifo
ittilyniic6l.*;ete'ih4eil iii'ittet:- 1 "- . .""''`..
• - AL•thwfillthtliinti, , -Ediviira Steittrt.lo.aped
i'fow . ,:his;lo64;!nua seizingkhia title that,he al-'
ways lind ; r4pir klim , io§l4o 0.4 1 4 , :.but teu*e .,
Iris c.fgMpantoits "fighliil;Jit
` vain, , And oy - er-
YrAered IT n fordo' of'l4ll,7otnelliidtaiii--
, ilisiikt Tholight`voia le.,Olifirt'tli'd fray; aitd
oham - Ao - titt4-of•his. 6•51t04...0.;- boubi;thiali-'
log itimooltothis.mmiwtomte to :earoline,
lie:filsb,o to .kor aporticatinkjwk, io..
.tioit..,.to
:Save heiTrOm The bloW of an In . ian 4 Whose'
f6ittatatik etas iroltised ;ili.','iiiorde); -1 Ai;"lii
viinsible; fotrtilllyinebetrOltint.''JKilliti ' *jai
'.
'one bidwi:gi.thii hafehet.:**lrAlhoiikuki-eai-:
OW; the intruder,.bo gruaped.Onri.dino : Ati ; his
mrinsi, and ,bore ler Ahristigli.the icrowa „of
figlitliig" savages - fa ifio g tite or th'e''fort;Tionr
,"~.,r~ i
you give too s
myvi
opinion
`onio,-for the
danger to
sfs fully
'scouts,
fibers
'51.1 w-
.-;.s'll. 7". 1:
.
..'i3" 'ri
Whenee;he proepedeilAn-ahaleadifinndllay ,
fig' the' serkielesa:foriniii blittem Al line
cancies:a►hioltf ~sreio _- tiled up on
the shoere, he pushed- off ititomihejlaketillus
Indians, after thethati—Coniplge their work
•cd theJostatt passed OW
`lettich
ti
'UI4 of Indlana 4 eritid,[ititiliblikt, * ltl**,,
'The'frigitive Anil& inakingq#
tottit; -1 : 1 n - 0 - kiligt,i . VirgiA itWfitiftliligli
SteWart-had4VfeVelnitnrVtdC 4 ln#nli
!
al shots at 'him.
craft so its to hide Ida tadyfrola " the :It
he paddled with'sueb swiftness nut t t ;
lake, that it kPpt Ida p~ rsuers busy ea:
sight of him:' Suddenly, he ndide. - -ii.turn' in
his course, and put directly forlhe iibereJihe
'fiig,h banks Of which were oferhung h` g
dense, growth of hushes and small treekwhieli
:took root in the soil. This itilatement4wng
hailed by the Indians 'who were folkn t ing
him by loud shouts, for Ithey thought,hewas
about to land on the'shore; where they c ould
easilY-follow him up ; and capture him. I
I
Swiftly 'the canoe vvhieli contained. Edward
Sfewart *and his.precivis charge, neared; the
shine ; and it had already touched the4ver ,
hanging - branches, when he rose and fired in
to the. foremost canoe behind him. ef
fect of the shut:was told by. thei a
heavybodylato the Water, and in, ano;ther
moment the canoe oflStewartl disaPpehred
among the bushes. 1 - •
His pursuers,approached the place -where
he had go strangely vanished from theirslght,
paddled, aronixr, 'above and below . ' it, land
landing on - the shore, beat abont the': woods
for:some hours . ' ' striving in vain to - Capture
the remaining hunter' of the fert, ati !suit
they relinquished the search:: I •-•
some months previous, .`when- out • 'ripen* a
hunting excursion, Stewart 44 wounded a
deer and had driven itlinttr - the lake.: IFtiP
lowing it in his boat, he:pursued it 'for some
distance, till it neared the shore and' rinviiteri
ously disappeared as he at first thong* in
the earth ; but just asihe was giving pup the
chase, he accidentally, discovered the - opening
of a small case, hollowed as if it, were rat the
'reeky sides of the hank but the ingress to
which ways completely hidden by
growth of foliage over the entrance. He
there found the.deer belied w,nded,',iii the
last agonies of death, and had as 4ve hav6 Te
latcd, occasion to niak use of , his divery
in,escaping-from-a mer i diem toe.
From the Flog - of . Chu
Strange litaytteinatinn.
. .
... " BY GILB.11111.,£•: rEVII.E., •
~ ..., , , ~f
• . , . 1 . - ~• ", t •,-
. • On Of tlie•stran o mestjexperienees.:of int life
.
occurred
at- %%lie. k time,- with a, class of :Yotiag, ( l:s,.
I NiaS . '‘atiA. I ding" the inc4leatle o tures :44 . 4.is- ..-
itin„.,i,..ille li , sin tals,- preintratory - Ito' . .elnitUing . a •
diploma_ lis .. fliember of the medical fa - 461 V.-
- A. party. of us iad.n.suite .of,'roOnisl.togeiter, ,
And thus lived nficiOle with:
_Y si gle,Oki-,
bi weniati as liisu - ekeeper: l - •: -, ..,..1 :•;...,.,-, _.,--",..:,
.• •, , . •
:
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. I.c:if i ;`feeling,-'4
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01:1ennistic.” of - io t a \I - .1.4.iar.-atabllity to •
sleep. . In: valit 41(11_ itiv,kp - z . je i l . iitio - iiiiziy (! 's
and to Ciniit:tite , ; . inso#Eiloility;ciAi,l4iteri,Ao' • .
more I tiioa, - theinniiiiii4erntr,i4nlir,:,..l '
je .. cili -6 ," 1 '0t. itillt 7 S4 l ; l 7:olit" gi*-:-atth f o
'sense' ofAirairsiii4 010 t';"l:fji, :resir4:.)',:iie [14'..-- -
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snioked: aOlile,l:iiiks44e . s
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thlitleill4ln' li)Aierl' - fritiliii.,•,Lftitilitaito -
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ay , anorlvldrer St:reveie - redsiail'witli,iii Alt -
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. 1,1 ),4...*4 ie. .1 •
•
•
: =
NIUE