New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-25
CHAPTER II.
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dssr,nt household articles vhseh they umedaAfsy ee
spo1s numerous otA.s Of similar character which bed sssn
previously brought of the boat from their dwellings and
hing collected on board. and having With them all
they intended ,skns their desersed homes they
sed de bcs, and pushed the middle Of he sssesH
where fer the time being allowed 10 Goat quietly down
on ihe bosom Of the current
Ths ruty n the reader has aoaesles conectared con-
.,,ed Of cur YOUNG here Eaer stanssrA and bic hhsr
mother sister, uncle, and a1st and MABEL Duncan. and
Peles White.
HAVING aoa,ed short distance down the stream Eden took
with bis uncle and father and sciaed the boat
hs he hrou,ht 10 anchor little dsasee fon the Shore
rS that cre should remain the wSch iii poruine-whep
ia \. no sisps Of the enemy. warning
s h. nt to the inhabitants sbeve which, In their haste TO
s., their own safety voystes had neglected 30 do &C
hn;
20, deemed prudent to SPEAK In loud tone ie" iasms
the sound and 80 be attracted 10 thef Place
fl-..,, take shame uysrh tina; did DOT nde TO
u N awe him vsrnnr % that be might ooavey
the news TO the next and thus spread the es s ana ses
all on their guard" IL, ~, 49,
and lit can Be done without too srea' n's' "e H
ues eet Il 10 the morning ~
7, son ,h,pl beet father will attend 10 !, tonight"
No m, son no; you've done enough TO need rese Two
sa,, ani only nights s,i sleep on the pare
,ovpa Go and he down once and trust your uncle Amos
"FS,p DID rot require urging induce him to seek
the night, and .ys.k ses susns WORD. 90 ~
nryon, and rxiedAe threw hu,ef down on loose ps VI
bedding. sud was soon f. sseeP ., sa., and u,ou
whom exciting had produced an .a.c 20
b.s.h sleep for seven. s0or 'S Ssen os ,s. =. ns.
| con tion broken and impaired g. 70 render
n .t where tley eouyer,ed whispers Tor lozs
time couIecurine to the future ana naiAns ece
of The mast till prepared 10 hear an nash e,sy
sound or see enc every shadow or In everything aAns
motion. ,.,.,
,,nrbe .hspe the object. their fears they al at last Esdaa
" yielded 10 the requirements Of nature rees ns
the most heightened OF the party fell into doze and began
Sudden, he started mp with wild. ,errissd shrek and
dropping bis snes. aud el..pns b, bead With n:
hands. began bes tor his life in uosS pial msnnsr Tvs
shrek .uued all parties and echoed ey the females who
fly believed Indians upon them and for se"
mirute. scene Of the widest confusion prevailed
Fool cried Amos stanfoh Pelsgs guardian, who reached
ei,ns him By h e|r 4 ~, n. sssps
nj. head ttlcd: "F.o coward what dye mean BY mailing
ali Mi. herr fu,. for nothing"
6.S lis ,usran almost much as he did the saw
AGES themselves be sluni away without uerins word IN ms
But further sleep Of the parties aisr ~. W. Guy 81
the question and Eden san'crhwho at the least sound o.
n defense Of those be cved-now turned his whole az
ption qoen the ] r ., sSs o% Ss
late mi sht and sppreber sions for the future -.
1Sss De1S. :uSS ssw. ssS.p.. ss
fighen you all ont oyou senses Let me sne y
,S"t S,rs . any, danger do not think the Indian. have
reached this quaeyet should have heard somehs OF
wb. I've heard of hsm they generally move about
pretty quiet" replied the father. nj, o,.. A.. .,.
vent o. their terrific yes II they were about 70 nish,.
in hi. vicinity quite likely they would have st,clsd p%s
Of our before this and we should have heard ths
Ssshs .s ss Hs ss.:i S1 sS en-: sa:
Ed.ns: fee strangely oppressed with soins'hns IKE Pr
&c ha women on. or we shall have Bedlam over again
There Pees Th. boy ousht TO be sf.sd % hssp S
quiet and If any harm comes to US to- night snail ''"' "
never ye. saw boser th. not at heart coward
., h. would DO in case he should be fortunate "a
rsy oo%y wori said the father sitting here in
Old so.i the ys sa 0S oar: TOT
Tbe dawn cannot be far on replied Eden Loch ysn
der over the ssops the eastward think go The h''
The .Sy ooLs reddish In that direction bat I'm not sur. s
3 s. Gas who yss ssn
Of him TO s en- n'S Il. me
,snSe,sa Amos. i'm penetrable to the eye
lis not the dawn David If Pm judge" was the answer,
| What DO you think IT is. uncle ~ asked Eden
w, ws r iss rS . then the Indian. mus GER
,,ny be sbout-perhsps have already begun their ho' Die
wof Had better take up our anchor and drop further
Hush listen returned the uncle In whisper your ears
ar. younger nine and ought be better Do you hear
listened each holding hi. breath to catch the 'sh,es.
sound Each. o @5sS b. ss upon he ".ia
s. xhcs In that direction rise like wall before
them Of Ss heaven: could Be perceived
could Is ;ss , S:s. FOR ,. com. %.i ;a ss
od gloomy forest, ESo;' .n s sss: ;Rs s
s. SS dim fhi SiAs
wss possible to be by any one on hs dearest
a become to i ~. ssTee vs. mSoS
sny one ON boat looking in that direction 70 see 70" e'
only the slight ippns the water said Edsn ct
| length in the caution. whisper. ALL, -. IN.
bspt eoned bis uncle, though might have been only
ne Wua not b. wei. to na our anchor and dri further
down the again suggested the youns man with not
he SSs Of :Ss 70 an hus:
n ,bsn silently preparing TO begin the work Of DEATH
Pm Of that opinion" answered the uncle Come let al
Ed,n .nd Ii. uncle repaired windle and just
e: Of fy" b S lfa aossn sasi
sion them doubt and s'p their ride. n s:Iu
bs Of the second alarm terrified parties
their .de sD.Is to .f ua ama s.sish o ii. bali.
replied her t III Il. Of ~. sa. =" the bead
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