The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-08-09
the Journey unattended.

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and getting my luggage duly
passed by the officers, We proceeded to the
raj! way station. \ train was Just prepared
to start, and the first bell rang as | procured
the tickets. 50 that all was hustle and contu
sion. We got comfortably seated, each with
a precious charge upon our knee, carefully
rolled uo and closely and thickly verl,d tor,
as they were both sleeping, the Young moth
cr was most ANXIOUS To tree them from the
risk OF urau.ht> particularly the one nurs-
ed, which. ii appeared, had a cold IN It's prec-
Ious ewes J and She was giving me strict
charge not to uncover it. for fear OF luhamma-
lion. whun 80 -! !v:.'y rccolcc:- t!..:, he
had let her rctIcuie in the watln. room. !
called out tor some one - 20 II search Of II,
but the poor thing wa> So ANXIOUS lest II
should be Io-t-and with II a well filled pul>c
and her dear husbands miniaurc-that she
>IranT out of the carriage herself. AMI rush
Cd toward, tn. o.::!.,.c. As she disappeared,
the departure bell :an. and the tram was pat
the door was slammed 10 uy the guard as he
hurried past; and. before could recover NV
at thirty miles an h"ur.
Here was a rrr,i!c,mrnt'' What was to
10 a'Ni>c "l'h' an" op"ah 10 p'r'"'e ''c IA
d,'s alarm AZ the discovery of NV Iuvolnn;a-
ry abduction of the infant twin. | soon.
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