The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-10-09

fence. anu they paused and lowered their
arms, which they had raised 10 strike the
supposed savage to The earth: this gave him
an opportunity to convince them of h. idcn-
tl'y, which he did bv calm" each hv hi
name; his voice was recognized. his burmese
made known, and after useless cnicayor> o..
the part OF his relatives to make him d,>i>
from his dangerous undertaking. he resumed
his way.
| shall not follow him through the num"r-
onS har-hrca'i;h escapes and other difficulties
which he encountered. 1t must suffice that
he did not succeed in his dangerous mission.
and returned to destroy the hopes which the
chitd's family had naturally entertained on
hlS departure. Once returned. the first Oh
icct of this disintcrcStcd being WAS to cult
va'c the so-icty of Young Henry, in ORDER To
divert his attention as much as possible from
the loss of Lucy. But here he undertook
what he was unable to perform; the bow at
tarhmcnt 10 his eldest brother had l,.rni,.,.
80 strong, that it was with difficulty he could
he persuaded To remain at home without hin,
for an hour at a time
Month after month wore away. til a wear
AMI nearly another had gone still no tidim->
OF the lost one: hope was almost exhausted.
when another shallow was thrown over the
little peaceful community OF Frychurui.
Albert and Henry had >traye,l one DAY to 4
cornfc!d nearly Il mile from the village. 1t
wa> at the season when the corn was Green.
AMI Henry reminded Albert of promise he
had malr to make him a corn>tock fi,lllc. an
instrument on which some of our Ngw En"-
land boys produce notes that would almost
rival those Of ra.inini'> timc-worn Violin
Albert. ever ready Ia ol'Ii.r Henry. selected
tw" 'I"int> OF, thc proper >;<c al the green an'l
highly polished stalks, and with hnii'. mr.ri
too lar4.r tor The purpose, >I,!It the delicate
~,r.,-> a,"n" the fl".rnu~ >urta-c Th,:l
having pat h.i!-c nader th..,n a, each end.
he bron.h; smile a iay To III. lips OF III,
youn- ;rolh., l., he -. al, tones which
he produced. A,brrr'> ewes were ra..iea-
with iay to >oe ti;- Change IN TIE al ia-.ot
i!yrry bat the >m:,y ,f IL. !5,rt,,, <,,,,. .,.y
MY to an unusually deep .oo!, %: >al;y~>, A.
lie said, ,'i.u-y cant hear il: vi krrr i;
ill She comes home. >i.nt l." A.,
tnu-hrl l., tbs ncw proof OF ale. t:on, ra..'
not answer. hut turned from hi~ i.r".hcr. ;ii.
in his efforts 10 conceal hi> feelings, h, drew
tn, low of h;> newly constructed instrument
with 80 much force II 10 sever the >trin.>
and curse at fearful Hcauin. burst fr,,,m hi>
i'lr~ upon the hrursl >ara.,. who had DESTROY
ed tie happiness of that innocent lny; a,
that ino:a,"; licr,i,- >hri.a Iron. li, lso,i-
CT attracted ii> attention in i,imc 10 -. Lin.
pointing to a distant oi.jcci As he tc.l 10 the
earth.
Albert turned in the direction III ulira,c,l y
his brother, hand and behold >a,a-r CON-
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