The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

AA W, nduer, nark 10, NingWOou
Fearless, Warblerr-hark 10, w srbler r..
halloed .hes sIlun.smehas one aflsr the olhel
Joined. heller skel,er, in the music of. .hs
chase. The impa.ient sporismsn,q with
palpiiiaiing hearts, surrounded the cover
4 hold. ng lghseped reigns upon their ardenI
horses iAll were watching Tor theT gIori
Gus bfead,' with Tally o!sready 10 burs
from every longing tongue. The horses
with pricked ears and glaring eye Balls,
paved the ground, and champed their bis
with an.icipadons si, dehghsssS rsr ,bsi
Fhe persoaifica.ion Of taicrs, iIa.ters,
and psrfumer's advertisements, Mr.. Charles
Oliver. seeing Wis friend Col. ScourfeId
within few yards, cantered his graceful
galloway towards him.g ID b naA b
An !my dear Colonel, how de dee y
Imputed Mr.. Oliver, checking his ambIing
nag 4 meyer saw, this enimel called fox.
Bywhat means shall / be able 10 disun-
guish i,.'8 uy ID iae sss3 aaiai assiss,
.By his brush. briefly responded .hs
Colonel win a smile. M s9Fsa : aas'
( Brush pray what is a brush =
"A tail my dear feilow--a 1 tail resem
bling your we'll trimmed whiskers round q
broom handle aaW 'nF'' gtpa a7ss
How very odd .'l-' s s3 9 9's2s
.Yoa cannot mistake him, bu, surely you
haveno intention VI following the hun, in
that gesr!' said tile Colonel laughing. s5
Gracious, no. Tie truth 10 was obi.
8 d to say, last night, tha, never ssen a
thing Of hi shi. kid. II appears Golh IKE
and SO | dsssrm,pe this morning 10 examine
what is csHed. believe, ,,he. lthroy off; out
I've no Intention, Of being shrown of. Dear
me no. l sbominale danger IN all shapes
replied Mr Y Oliver, elegantly Kissing bis
white glove 10 his, friend, and csnisring
awsy i He had Pfocssded rSu. afsw yards
when he returned and sssid !: M u oshoudI
see stis snimsl, what sh.ll = ssys colo.
mel = XIX S'afa''ttlSS t'A!'affnf9 stI Hi
~ l.,.,55 o,55 ~. 4 \. s,., ..a ,yasqmos oa'f
taNEolia Sofq " N cqyssrs tleqtssi - l4eog
Sand II ihs c,ea,ulsieomes onti' .Fs ,ze N
AHsHo,'Tatly hol'Sss loud as you cam
leplisdDthe Colonel, l,turning his hdr.s's head
away from Mr.. Oliver. leaving BIN slonas u
ponder upon his instructed duties. ,.,,,,
% The dress of Mr.. Oliver had the appear
snce Of any. thing but afox hunters; q
Il - 4 q Z @sf.
superfne black coat and piuuella pumps
no. being generally damned for the casual.
Ties Of the chase. His ss.esd, was ligh.
Iimbed, snowy and high spirited, but suit
ed only to carry lady--or. MIR. Charles
Oliver, who was not accustomed TO fy-
ins, gates, or seranbles shrough, priekIy
hedges. y u sgs,ii ,ags6 1s : ssaiI
The hounds continued to drive the fox
from one corner Of The coys 70 the other
without affecting ths desired exit. Rsynard
had no desire 10 gait his quarters, although
his enemies were in such unenviabls prox.
unity. Every now and then be would
come to shs edge Of the wood and survey;
ba. disl'king the appearance Of the sur
rounding pink coats, in he, popped again,
much 10 The anuoy.nce Of many who fat
sersd themselves Ina. now break be must,
and the hallo rsady.o escape, died iulo !
grumbls Of suppressed disappointment
Every hound now pressed close 10 The
fox and i. was certain that ou, he msst
come or submil,o the degrading fate of
being chopped 8 killed upon his own
health, wlshou. msrisorious struggle for
Iiis. "3a eiti'l i2j ftqe f6aelIs3 hag|
'Tallsy-hoo, 90, 90, Tilley-hoo, 90, oo!'
to .he as.onishment Of all, came y evidently !
for broad 'TalIy-hoe, from novice, with
the view to haloo. 2as'lslen q
,For'ard, for'ard, for'ard, shouted the
hunlsman, galloppiug towards the spoi,with
few Of the hounds, from whence she SQUAD
came. ~ NV taiii 1881 ei a nt
Some away, come sway, bawled the
whippsrin, cracking his whip for The 70,
msinder 10 leave the cover and JOIN the
huntsman. y ,'Ren H9 q 'g1xa,asos "A
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