The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-10

all on board" But cheeriiv. and with smile c
ne an>"ci-'i, rot cute vel - ard -ci.in@ ~
his teeth hcr long hair. a> 1t tioated past him
he caught with both hands at some near sur-
port. and, aided hv the seaman set her once
again upon her feet. \ lew moments more
Of struggle brought them sat;.. y through In
turn, each oi the passengers was helped thus
ia5o1o"s!y across the deck, though as the
broken rail and cor'iagc had at ore place fall
rn III the way, the passage was dangerous and
difficult III the extreme. Angelina was borne
III canvas bag, slang round the nook of a
sailor. Within tn" toreca7tip, which was conf
iaratlve!y dry and sheltered, they HOW seat
ed themselves, and, wrapped IN the loose o.
>crcoat, OF the sca,nen, gained some warmth :
Three times more, however the mat. made
his way to the cabin; once, to save l..r late
hu,hand', watch, for Mr. lEa>tv: ar.,iu for
some doubloon>. money -,irat>. and riucs in
Margarct'> desk; aud, finally, to procure a
bottle of wine and A drum of f-s for their re-
treshmcnt 1t was after his last return, that
| Margaret said to Mrs IEa,tv. "Thcrc still re-
mains what, if live will be of more value to
me than anything" referring. probably. to.
her manuscript on Italv hut il seemed too
selfish 10 ask their Ura,c prc>rryer to run tlle
risk a.ain
! There was opportunity now to learn then
situation aud to discuss the chances of r>ra,r.
At the distance %; only few hundred va.ri>.
appeared the ,hor. a lonely waste OF sand
hill>.so tar a> could be- seen through the spray
and driving rain. Rut men had been early
observed gazing at the wreck: and later a
WAGON hal been drawn upon the beach, -
There was no >'"n "t a Iii. boot, however, or
al any attempt at rt>'-ne and, ah"u; a.
"l"ck,'i was determined that some "nr >h"uid
try to Iant t.. swimming. and. If possible, get
hrlP Though l, seemed almost sure death 20
i:i>f ones sell i" Ia" >''r' 4 sailor with ii"-
rrr>crr'r. Jumprd overheard, ami. n"t"ith-
>tanlin- current drifting hlm t" the lee
war'' ""- seen +" reach til" shore, \ second,
with the alI 81 i >i'l., followed IN >ai''l! :an'!
Ntmi"'r, encouraged ''y their ~'rr'r>>, >prln@
over a.>", but, either struck I'y >"nc !I"rc
"i the wreck. ct u;.lj.." t" r"mat with ihr
wal,,. hr sank. Another hour "r ,norr i,,,>-
-, +, iut thDu"h -, r,c,r- wrr,. it>v .a,l.-
rriu4 into carts whlir,cr >i,1l WA >ran,lr!
rs, Iitr-E"at vet APPEARED and. after nurl
dr.:i,rl;.ou. lh, u,.,u VA rrr,ro-,.i a,,i T.
/, Ms th,u understood. a-r,,i t. that IL,
pas, n:cre >Euui! atr,lui; /" lard, c,..h >,.,r
c, upon ri:,n.. AID 4rl>iiu- han..,- "t
. Ms ii I>ty w. tie t;r,t v.aitn /" >vr.u:"
Under IT." -9;er'i "t iit'i>. 'ur" aut o-aji
'iHrIn@ th,Ir Ea>>.@.. rh: plank was rolled
. Who'll! over. ard once ant az a." ", r;-i.c,
"j,h il bearer, - T." dauulir-- -;,.yl>p,sn
3ud when. II length. tossed i,y iht AT u,r"r
c ,tild> til'' h,:, :'.""i.'! = a'rilln Ill h",d
:. ing H. ~ a d,rfitt'G--'r. /" ll' r";r,>. VT.
> ..h"ut 10 hc swept t't n !y IA" y'''i'.rt,'W
,. L. rau-ht her IN IL arms. ,si.i with Ia. .s-.>
! ;Ln'r "t t by >ta'r.!"", laced hvr r,h ri"r
th" beach. Thus tWrc III "nC IaE hII i,
, rcrIic'i hi> own ilI'' t" >aN' th't "t III" W..
:, "w "t ms captain. and even over ''itt d!>mH
tragedy. his devote, !nc>> casts y ,ir.n ri
light,
N,yy cam, lI,r,,r..,, mr., IN, J..f,,i