Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22
S:rIrrtrn GuIr.
THE HUNTERS WIFE.


hunters life. For many years be knew moi
what Il was to have home, bot lived lk'
the beasts 10 BE- hunicd-wandCring from on,
pari Of the country To auo,hcr in Pursult o'
game. An Who knew Tom were much eur.
grised when he came with a pretty Young
wfc To settle Within three miles Of plant.
er's Grm. MANY piticd the poor Young crca.
turc, Sho would have TO lead such a solitary
hic. Win, others sid II she vas fiol
enough 10 many him. Il vas her oSu look
out For pcarIy 'ugr months, Tom remain
"a al humc, aud employed hls uu.c IN making
lhe odd hot be- had Fixed oa s,r h.s residence
more cumforabIc. lls cl.arrl ari u'icd "a
small s,.,t of land around 10, and Susan began
d. bars that ior hrr sake hr would -,il'c
down quietly as .guausr b., these '.s-
I,r, uf happiness were -nH0 d.sFg'Iul, Cor a,
.1,1 ls th,s work vl, finished, hrc1nmorcgJ
b.. oII rrrattc moI. of l..s, ard uas often ah-
.rrt ur week. together, leaving h., u.tr
8Iurr. y,, uu, unprotected. nr srrrr h.s mrr-
mage. ull Nero. ,,ou'. Houud. 0asalUaF,
.I.u ar bonn. AZ h,r guardian. lls ul.a uo-
. rrr arr.-l crus- h.tv,.a Ihr o'l Scott %
ir,rhuuuI anI ur bIuDduDurt, aud vu,d
bon, aa Iudln a, veil al. a iar or bar
which. a. Tom ,l.d. .' s1. Truul ,hai ,hg
Iu.,r, va. sori ut varu.ai, or Oh, rhoala
the brute h,al take O, han, ',m r1t'nI Lkc
-bim thl, luoI uo rgurc Of Ub.lr mrn POO
Oac c',lr. cold morning, about iau years
after thr,r marriage. Sa,11 VI. awakened b,
f. a louI crash. tnrmri1rr., ,ucrret.d DIV ~.
ro', deep having. ~ar rlru'le,,rI thal shs
s1t ,bu, b.m .r ,br bou,r as usual ,hr mrh
before. Sarp.-.ur De- BAD vludri s1ur
solitary wolf ur brar ruNIrr around thr
Frt. ari ,1,c,rd Do, escape. shr i,aN luIr
..,.rr uf tar r.rramsanr.. hu, a iN mp.
nra,, alter came .Hu.I Md cr. Which
made hrr Houd ruH r.F Tu ,Hrrr lrum
.l.r a.i throw oa l,rc'..Hr-, and rusa ir.m
f.. tri. urs tHs vurs .f uu.'.. She ru
..r.- an.H.-i 0aH' Obj. n.a"d "r' 'n ..'--h
..' frHI irr.E... '... .r"ashhe- brains.
..rrI...a wildly "a N.... ''a '' '.T ."' Doe
..m. 'a'.'as through '. ''.'' ''..." ..'..
" '.. a'- .'." 0.''.'. ... ''" '.'' '' goo.
...' hr''..'' 'Ta '.'..' .' .' "..'. ..n.
'.'. '''' creature. 'I.. '.'.' '..... ''
.it t cold a.a '.,s' '.' ..' '.
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s'aad "' "..'' ''' l''.,' '.. "... .. ..'
.u.r naked chest 'H' 0''H ".'... h'' '..'.
CD 'o hra'-hr "as dad l"' '..r '.'','
of 'hr dog, Tang, were visible '. '.. ..'>'
bee '.r 'r'.N Mas ua'''n. ".. Nero ''..'
"',' h.' 'A'i, ''-'' ''., '>.'' WI. .' ''. .'
n.' mistress h"".'. '' '.'' p. ~ .' '.'.'
ell i' De- praised ioT "''' '' ... '. '.'
seemed i'N''a'r "'' '.' .'''.'' '' '.' ...'.
BA Sa.a .-un~l tm i"m' h.' ''A 'a'
fierce animal, "'' would have I...'. GOWN
200 Indian as hr would % drrr, er'..".i ".''.
Z b., 20 lhr Young woman 81 ir'1 Na''n '''.
.u.Ir NuIr huIy gru'l, 900 Doc anus 10 'hr
boo. and lsJ tiou hgr o"o b.a. Ii,T h'-'
uuruI.r ,,ls io ,rs. = lu1ara rt. '.ai 0.H-
over ihr arr place, aud ,auu' '.. n"'u. '""
SEQ -fe frIt %, could H"t h' 'i...r i1 'h" .'nr
Doc -Is Iea iHc u''hiul animal ,,rn',a HNr
dear lul valued h.'1d' "H' loved '""
watched over Der, az 10 aNarr 90 lHr precious
charge l1ug.,rl Co hn. She m'0sh' aI,n
yi what trrhsllOt v'u'd 'H,, "a0n, 600 Doe
ryuIn. Do. shuuid Gn1 Dos old companion dead.
SUSAN brd never seen Tom t".'.l. j." "ef
. boz hal never shown r.'..". '.l A.0a...' 3
y.' sr. i,ar,t as ae.. as ."',a H.H'' I.r 'N.H
u1s "ry u thu-e DARK eyes "h..h i".d ''
deep, Wild passions hidden lu h.s breast .''
,nr knew ,ba, thc iiyr, "' a Whole tribe "
luIrars would De- tight lu 'l'o ha.a0ca against
tIl, ct b., hyou,c bound
ilIN,B- securely hsicned up Ncro, Su'lh'
with heavy heart, proceeded Co examine the
ground around the hut 10 several places
she observed ,hc impression OF small moe
ca..ncJ foot, bu, not chiid's The tracks
were deeply marked, uulke the usual light,
elastic rrad of an Indian. From this circum-
stance, susan easily Inferred that The woman
.... ..ysa.t l.s.