The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-02-17

named Frank Frank had a long fishing
toc in orc hand, with a basket containing
his dinner in the other
"Frank," said Lorenzo, "wherc are vou
roing:"
Il am Going a fishing" said Frank. $50
with me-"
NO." said Lorenzo, Il am looking for
Bruno"
IL know where lie is" said Frank.
"Whcrc - asked Lorenzo.
IL saw kim a little while ago at the gipsics'
camp, down i'll Tie glen. lie was lying down
there quietly by the gipsics' fire
What dog" said Lorenzo. Here |
have been wondering what !al become o!
him all the morning. He has run away. |
suppose, lccauSc | shut lin No last ni.ht.'
What made yoH shut him up" asked
Frank;
"Oh. because lie made such lariirc cy-
cry night" &c, Med Lorenzo. "Wccou.d not
sleep"
lie is s;i!! enough now said Frank
''llc is lyny down very quietly with the zip
sizes
Lorenzo then ;iskci Frank some questions:
about his fishing. and afterwards walked on.
Before lon. he came TO et!lc. where there
was a path leading 10 field. He got over
the si!c, and followed the path until at last
he came to the gip,ic>' cnca!ni'mcnt.
There lie found Bruno win. quietly On The
Ground at a little di,:arcc from the tirc. Us
soon as he came in 81 yht Of him, he called
him. bruno. Bruno" said he.
Bruno looked up, ard, seeing Lorcn<o,ran
to meet him. but Immediately returned to the
amp. whining. and barking. an! seeming sc
~ uneasy He, however, soon became quiet
a.a:n, for he knew very well, or seemed %
know. :hat it would require more OF RAN
dian Lorenzo to take the bow! away from tie
.ip>ic>, and. consequently, tha, he must welt
there quietly till somebody else Should come.
bruno. said Lorenzo, Speakin. Yer, stern
". "ccr.e lone
Bruno ,'aid &c attention 20 This co:.',i'..ii''
but, after smelling about the ground a ..!t.c
and running to and fro uncasilv, lay down a
.ain where he was before.
Bruno" sad Lorenzo, stam.,n" with
his foot.
Won't your doc obey You" sal! Mar
ply.
NO." SAID Lorenzo. IL wish Yen would
take stick ard drive him along"
Now the er>ics III! not wish TO Lave Tie
dog 90 away They preferred tia; he >houll
stay with them, and be their dog. They had
no ,!ca that lie was there to watch over the
stolen bowl
don't drive him away said one Of 'hc
.ip>y women. speaking in a low tone. 50 tila;
Lorenzo could not hear.
I'll only make believe" SAID Murjhy.
50 Murphy took upa little stick, AMI threw
it at the dog, saving. "Go home. Bruno"
Bruno paid no heed 70 Ills demonstration
Lorenzo then advance! 20 where E.uno
was lying. an! attempted to pu.I Kim alonr.
I'm. Bruno would no, come lie won'l ..o'
even vet Up from .lle ground.
I'll make vow con.c," SAID Lorenzo. :,
he took hold Of him lv Tie neck az! e.:
and Le.an to pull! linn B.uuo uttered :; !pw
-rowl.
"Oh. dear ne ~ sad Loyltzo, what .la,
do"
IL fa~:, lie was beginning to crow dr>ie:
ate SO lie looked about among the hl>Ac
for stick, and when lie had tou.lI one suii;
Gent for his purpose, he came TO Bruno, az
said, in a very stern voice.
Now, Bruno, 90 ho:lc -
Bruno did not move.
bruno" repeated Lorenzo, il a :,.u:.;ic:
in. voice. ard LraNdi>l:n. his Sick Owe
l'iui.t lltWi- w i!''Hi..
Bruno, afraid of benz lca,vn with T.
stick, .iu";rcd up. and ran of into ,lr hu>!.,.
Lorenzo followed him, and attempted to ,lriv
lin toward the path tia; led toward home
Blu! he could accomplish nothing. The 10
1ar'cl to and fro in the Tickets. kcc;,n
WI. eat Of he way Of l.orcAz9'S stick. hu
c,intin. mos. Obstinate determination II,
20 go home. On the contrary. in all h;
lYlgn.S to a..,! fro lie took care. to keep a
nrar as possible TO The s;n. w'crc Ike !oN
Was buried.
AT last Lorenzo gave up in despair an
contl,sGyi TO 90 back to The house and va.
til III father got home
His father returned! abo,t the middle of III
afternoon. ans! Lorci.z immediately toll lil
Of the double loss which he ha.! met with
lie explained all the circumstances connrc:c
with the loss Of the bowl. and described Err
nos strange behavior. His father l;Stcne
in silence. He immediately suspected Tia
the gip>ics had taken the bowl, AMI that Br,
10 had traced it to them. 50 he sent to
some officers an! warrant and went 10 n
| camp.
rs soon as Bruno saw the men coming. i
seemed to be ovcrjoycd. He jumped up, an
ran to meet them, and then, running back {
the camp again. he iarkcd, and lrapcl abou
IN great excitement. The men followed hin
. and he led them round behind the hut. an
there he began digging into the ground vii,
his paws. The men took Il shovel that Wa
there. one belongn. 10 .hc cip~ic~. and b,
gan to Gig. In a short time they came to