Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-01
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The Tiger Hunt.

The dsy broke over a green aud luxuiiant valley of
Uindoston with a sudden glory peculiar TO the East
GOOD of gorgeous light flushed the sky aud fell among
the wet Powers the and the flowing vines with
that radiant and yet bamy influence, which makes the
beautiful contrast between morning and noon, ~ that
burning climate Never did high, dawn over more
osely spo, than the valley we have mentioned The
Vale OF Flowers, IL might well oe called. On either
hand lowered abrupt hills, loaded with cay trees, and
broken here aud there by precpce, down whose sides
budding vines he'd their rch heavy foliage Ike ORA
neg, forest OF spread away, wave after wave,
DO The heart Of the valley, swelling 1t intervals ~
the sides the rife green foliage on the ACTIVITY, whch
walked the blooming space WI" "ne vast eay rdmpai'
Near the foot OF the valley tie halls were cut IN twain,
and two corresponding gcgEes led To the open country
on tie aud the west, 50 that 4 mGn standing
within the jaw Of the gorge on either SIDE, ~h his
face turned vallryWafd might see only high broken
mass with long strip Of the adjacent country undulu-
ling away 10 soft amber SKY, without dreaming OF the
beautiful nook TO winch they gave an outlet Ga the
brow OF steep hill, which formed one OF these gorges
stood siairly d~eing commanding view OF the pass
the valley and the surrounding country. II was iuhab
TIED By native Raiah, Who derived his revenues from
The aiiar distilled from the SaNey OF roses, winch OF
once composed his wealth and made his home para
disc
This morning breeze was sighing balmly through the
omen blinds ard aitiees Of this dwelling, when the Ra
,ahs daughter lett her prTGmed maTass, and stepped
out On the verAnda which overlooked The valley Beau
lu wac the foWefy nook which lay, baihcc dew and
sunshine beneath her feet Myads Of roses had burst
10 BLOSSOM during the night Gem LAKE insects flashed
among them 40 aud cot, GOV ia Tie sunshine, again
fh.T soil hnm from The clustering NaNefat OF
luucfiar lah 10 the ar like cloud Of "wugeo buds
floating away from the oycTbuflhrned tncksts Gorge
ous singing birds ruiied theif pumsge the
ahlne 81 seat strains Of melody from their nesting
places ia the green leaves On every hand bright anl
Beautiful things presented themselves 10 the lindos
maiden She giFded the embroidered sash which con
fined her pearamP1nT more tightly ABOUT Der slender
waist shook bsCk The baids Of her redundant hair ARK
with AgAt lesP spfAng from The vrfauds momen
amer, che Nas wandering away % the b.ooming bear
81 the valley.
An h9ar amer the Rslshs daughter assembled the bal
which formed wall Of the essieTa pass Her DIV 81
ling stood the oppaalln pfse p.ce, and the sun GA
poured h0ug Mfaugh the gorge. The maiden We
scarcely weary with hct salk bat che stopped IN
sasdaw Of > e,ump n tfofEa 10 bruth away tie des
which lad spfinkirc her aihru Shippers. aud dlmme
the golden border OF her pcArsaPoor She had perform
e bcr t.sk and stood ls4n.ug against the uunk 81
young tree with her red parted a. Gnile 81 pra'
ant snjaymsat snd her large black eyes Gted on lh
oppesiir hili-vhsfe the suns-tHas psylng Ebou
her dwrlhng sne bathing ihe trees With stream Of e.
Nerg hgAi-Hhsn thr thckei above sgitated sHc
Shower q snoNy petals rl hrr from tae cisiurle
hiaaches. she started, gave cgiek glance al a.
iaarkri, sne hsc eg the spot with sid cg II tsFfe
hogs ger lay cfosehee smsng M. matted bfsnehs
q tia tAeEs. 81 eye, sADng oPea Asi and his Liant