Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-02-26

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Inc ola man loves run as well as they; ana lltte
sprinRhng OF grey mars ms not sooered nm l
nave tho hohor OF pelng IKE washington IN one
respect can laugh as heartily as any mortul
man. 6elleve can roll III perfect ecst9cy put
as inc ola negro sad OF our countrys father, ne
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What Unfortunate IN 3elng Pertnllteu TO nave ENJOY
neht OF tlls sort without hangiIg OUT tle s'gh as
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Ihey started on hqnd IN mana Tor NED oeneved
ne knew ule way lhey hau gotten O9yonu the
trees nue. "hHh something went sWash sWash
lnto the water vat uosn' was tle nrst eNclana-
'ioh heard after mat ana coughing ana sheezng
as though some one had the morse dislemper-ahd
then--
"By-by thun-thunder! That water smells
rather old
Ned was little disposed to cut dirt for home, but
the others "puppy-to Observation-Disclosures was too
much excited to listen to any such proposition.
They thought to stop little time and listen, for
fear they had reused some one by their lounderng
in the water and be drained of their extra moist
ure somewhat | thought should burst forth into
a roar of laughter as listened to their whispering
surprise at the sudden revelation Of cistern of
water there
Never heard anything about 1t before; how
odd that we should both tumble into it."
"1he old fellow must have fixed it on purpose
to drown people in
They concluded they had not been heard, and
shoIty pueneu OH ugdin LOT lne melons. lney
presently perceived there was something unstable
about the ground they were cautiously passing ov-
er. Ihey whispered to each other what | could
not distinctly hear something about traps, and
started TO run to get beyond this suspicious footing.
Both were caught by the cords and headIong they
went into heap OF brlaIS and thstles and the like
placed there for their especial accommodation.
"Such gitten' mp stairs" mutered one.
"Nettles and thistles-by Jemima Stott how
they prick!'
They determined to go OH more cautiously
"liow thick they are, 10! Come here There's
more than dozen fat ones right here!"
Down they sat in the midst of them and seemed
to conclude they had gotten pay for their mshaps
Here, 10, take this muskmelon. Isn't it a hun
ker! Slash into it!
IL CUTS tremendous hard, Jim. limits d
squash
NO II ISN'T sOld me other' ITS new KIND
ga 1WlPes sent TO Rhode Island Tor the seed
ELL me old chap got sucked IN, that's all
here let me gonge INTO tins watermelon there
: goes nam a dollar I'VE broke my KNIFE"
i IL uld not Know II was Il watermelon, should
. say IT was pumpkin"
Nhat iurher they did, while went to the sta
y Die ana uhmuzzed the dog and led him into the
I ga'uen' cannot say. mat they took long steps
n lhe onion oeds ana hover plants revealed III th'
+ morning.
v thought That the boys on the whole' must con
n clude mat they mad PAID dear Tor the whlsle' 10
clothes torn, were as wet as drowned rats, AM