The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-07-26

any one behind in the village whom she
regrets?"
my father" she replied with en-
lphass " is grieving over my loss, and
will rejoice TO hear of my safety"
| This was enough and Though all wal
doubt and uncertainty For the morrow
their happy hearts throbbed all day
long in the embowered rcccsses of the
forest.
| Floriora did not remain inactive al
the time but moved here and there
gathering nutritious, berries and digging
up cool fresh roots from the earth
Michal did not like the look Of these al
first but she bit pieces off them, and
said laughing in allusion to !" the cup Of
black Coffee" which sends so many great
men out of the world -" | will be your
ia aster." THUS tho day wore on; and
when night came, the fugitives continued
their journey, taking nothernly drec
ton. Michal had formed plan for his
future life.
On tho morning Of the fourth day
they reached mountainous country and
soon entered a deep and gloomy glen
with which Michal seemed well acquaint
ed. Advancing a little in front of Flo
riora lie came to n cave, where, standing
on one side with the girl pressed close to
him he cried nLonk Ienk I Come ont
and surrender.
A bullet wbistled nast and y roar os
| if a cannon had been frod within rolled
forth.
"IIal Lenkr ooain cried MicLal
looking shrcwd . II this hod been tho
patrol' what would have been the use Of
firing before YOUR ewes wcr. omen ~
have three moro CHARGES roodv 4,
replied a qruf voice from the interior
q" and though Won have caught me nan
ping. it would be a hard matter to take
me But think I know that voice.
1t is Michal plnyinp his foolish iokos ~
mo other"
aStand ont in the LIGHT and lat mo
see YOU"
II shall make a rood markn said
Michal. advancing fearlesslv from lis
cover. whilst Tloriora. tremLlioo with
terror. cndcavored TO restrain him
Presently the voice from within cx.
pressed satisfaction. bat wanted to know
who rho woman wa.
"My wife p said Michal boldly. and
Florioro tbourh tronhl;p, with snrnr;so
and ,loosnrc Tcn,;nod siient
Presently thew entered ,bo corDrn
and tLe newlv. .b1trotLcd n,;1nn s,w ;n'
deed that the robbcr Le,k's ha,st that
he could not cosjly be tarcn wos wall
founded Wien tbov Lo1 a1yorco1 :,
fow paces and her cycs Lol bocomo no.
custon:cl to the halfLoht sLc saw dark
chasm about three paeo, vide strotch.
inc across tho on.ro,oo .nJ ho,rd :.
mHrmnr of w,t.r f,r h1,u Nomor mae -
there a better moat to =, cas,Io Tbo on'
posjto sido of tho cb,sm w9. soyorJ f.dt
above IN, n,,ce vl,ora IN" marana,,,r. w. ,sr
stood and thev soon discorno5 r,rn'
enr,ond in tLrrs,ina do,rn i.;.1 ,e
BRIDGE made Of = cnnrlo of bo.ns IosL'
cd t@rsthor Ovor ,[;s ,,ar '','1 ,as.ai ."s"
bavina turned ronrJ hnrS & r"''e1 i"nss = :
rock fbcy fonnI tIomsaIr,1c - aa.s -
cnnsidornb,. sig, G,,ad ,n;,h ,,tIe ~ -
he'd rn1e crnhoorJs o,1 o,hon oa,ntar,s '"1t,, ="
and irLtoa by IN oiI ,omn ' .,'oi sm;no;',, 's,
from tho ,oof r, m nrcr, "",p rps,a"t e"."a ;, .
dwcllinr. nloco was snnericr 9F 70 FLO hn,
to which Flor;orn LoI Loon ooonstonaJ
III is almost no GMn 90 nu iori
Bibiano's nal,ce - .,ia sSo ' ''''
Ienl, whose Iifo Mil h.1 ..oa
somn voora nas, u.a, ''" nv, 'at '"'eu no.
ononoL IL % ,on bod I boa. Ir;'i.. ! Ia NV'' ~
,ba, Mia ,molo of i;fa L'o,, " ~. en =. ~
rnnvr ond ',I ,Ho"',h ''iv, H. ! 81 a" 49, ats VI y
leyying triInc on ,ho ~ "r T+G0,sc U