Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-03-09
NO. 10.


/ glance. Her eve met iIs, in a long fan gaze
/ : II AcE wAo.e soul was ii it-a gaZe Which
+ raised her sensation 81 Joy 10 one 0f absolute
bliss. For moment he aluos; thanked heaven
/ Tor the Calamity that had broken down the bar-
I TieTS Of tcOnVeut.onaIisla and sax between them
lac near approach oi death had rev ealed TO. him
EuN much he loved Kate and that look, did II
u1t, lie sad, betray ttat slU loved him as we. ?
Suddenly his companion cried, IN a voice q,
f-est maud bic lro-o eaEe!rcss, I see : path.
ireMeube- It, loi.ow uc -
-AS SIC spoke sle struck Arab with al be-
strength. that he shot forward Ike stone
ifgm sling. entering the .o-est en- the right
Wi'Ste iAe tracks OF au ola read were visible
&c trees lad 50 overg-owa the way. indeed,
lLt- Aale had 10 stoop TO his neck - order to
1'o.d striking the branches. Her coupau ION
a"s'ea ~.,e. Aes UG1ylng both rowels ll.to LIS
s.ceI.
-aeve WAS no sign as yet. where the psth
"USsa lead. IL WAS eyldeatly temporary road
i'a-.e by ihe 3od choppers long before. at some
i-tE.o1 ~.-e4. they wee cutting rails or timber
IL lass 4Jaest- There were scores u such tracks
LtaEeEili4s iaG woods, but theIg course was new
g direct aa3 utea they led back quite TO the
P41ce IS l--a-c ,4ey sisrIeI- 4 person unfi.Inil-
az Ni.a lac ~rticaar road -l!ght lose hin sell
speee3lE "a l-ata tabgglu5.4s. But The positifeuess
"ss.i ~b.ca Aae spoke convinced AIior Gordon
Ina. she had used tie path before, and that l.
-4e-I o-t "a possibility al least Ot escape.
In coat. .I-i-t.--- ut this, he observed that tie
eoslL1s:.--1J t-,uit pressing close Oa the Iet,
moved AZ = PARALLEL Inc Win them For sey-
erS4 seconds =. a-s race ior lie and death be-
tN->l Tie advancing Fige and the f1gItives Or
sped t-.e AoE>ea, tl-lr muscles starting OUT like
alIc,t-, ana The ground faIrly flying beneath
t-leI. Ao1is. Sat close aHd hot IN pursuit, like
Aua5rE tigers, whose breath alrcrdy burns the
Hs!-g Aaa-er- lEe cg-lagratloa GAME lcapIng
AMI lua.4l- te.a..G.
!-ae...u.5 tleaaea lie forest in tLis way, Kate
an ile Al'.zpr .e<aIlcd, after wAs4e, spot
where lie psEa U.deLed, the road noJ being
--tc 50 l.i.ca er-sgIo%a. IAey We're now able
u see t.4t tHe "ay opened ahead into broad,
"et--ot-,ea highway, with several parallel
~ i-e-. r;acs, which crossed nearly - right
-a,as Ia i4l horse ara they were IA. Never WAS
u1.br q moe grateful sight u tae mariner than
ta..i |al.c, zlaIa.,, sandy road % the MAJOR
a-l Aa.e Ias latter glanced iack over uer
SHOULDER, WaE1a- her hand 5 size dashed oa
wE--.e lie l1lts-f, IN bis excitement. found hiu-
set- almost t#fr,sa- Iuto ACzzg. Inc caeeIs
af"-"yr EoalI nave been checked Oh las lips,
II Ee bad ylcltted 10 the Impulse tor = second.
glance revealed tree, living acrass then path:
IL 1,s.---ea i-rl-l ejy9aaalr q frizzc. while:
i-e thickness o Tie wood Oh eltber side forbade.
stt hope ot taruIuE -. Meantime, ;ae iUTes.,
was -!.-8-a, 10 The eddy, winch ran Immediate:
j. before i4e hle and looking back eagerly.
o. has shoulder and lie Leheid The flames, oai-l
81. c- --ca.-
Lal what " s his alaaze'neut, and an snaze-i
ai-at C5ur--- with tie widest delight, when.
H. saw --.--s rGaaiGg Arab Ut The Tremendous
o-s.a--c before tAgta. The leap was one which,
except .E 5sel a. emergency, hc would have
-at'..-. !. .Ee.aa, cyo.s Igr tie best he->enau,
.a--.-l vG l-a 1lest hunter. to attempt; buJ
.-- s- ae-s.tIag an instant. liked her horse.
.-s.- 3 ..--4 ST.. .i clcJUgaeelf- aDt Vent
.4.- aNe. a.. impeachment inst brushing tue.
lfg-, size I..-zsei. quick a. lightning the MAJOR
-.--..Te-. 4....4s has spurs aseP into seii.iia
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