Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-02-18

do was by signs But they were very good to us,
dried our clothes and gave us breakfast, and made
us lie down and rest And then put about and
continued their Tho sailor lnd-ITcrbcrt
Grevson-soon found out and told me thew were
bound for New York And. in fact. norstcr in
about ton days we madc that mort
'Wcll, mars'er, I aint a-,wino to bother Won
with telling you Of how toilcd and struggled
along IN thnt grent city-frst living on, ne n ser
want and afterwards renting n room and ,,l,ir, /,
Washing and ironing-nvc how toilel and
strugglcd-for-for-lon bo,ir,, r,r tbo
time TO- come when should be able To- return t.
thlS neishoorhood whore was known and OK
pose the evil deeds of them williams and for tbis
cause lived on toiling and struggling. md law.
ing up money penny ~ penny
- NO one ever helped me but the lad Herbert
ureyson. Whenever he came from sea- he soncbt
me out, and made little present to mo or Can
zap marster was Capion. tho child Tho
reason ! gave her that name was because on that
ring had drawn from the masked mother. hand
were tho two nnmcs-Eu genc--CopitoIo
well mnrstcr, the last time Herbert Greyson
came nome he gave mo five dollars and that, with
what mad saved was enough to paw INV passage
to Norfolk. '' ' 'S
Il lett my little Can in the care Of tho rcoplc Of
the housc-shc wos big enough to nav for bnr
keep in work-and took passage for Norfollt -
mne M got ,hore fell i'll, spent all my money!
and was at last taken to the poor-bousn' Siy
months passed away before | was DISCHARGED. and
theh SIX more before had earned and saved mon
cE enough to pov my here.
Il reached here three DAYS a-o. and found +,
wheat field GROWING where ,nv coito,o gro IL ..
burn, and all my old cronicg dc,J al ov,o,,. ia
NV story il done 81 ' ~ WI NV S"',..I' -.
the invalid sinl,ip, dow, H. .I w.. ~ II, s",u
exhausted. -
Old Hurricane. whose cnnntcnonco had c>oros.cd
emotions rs powerful os thrv ,..rc yori,... .hi,a
Hstuninr +, Tho t,1c NOV. 49,. '''
~ to the door, drew the holt and ra,,,ic'. l,'l
bent his I,,J AMI o.tl '''''' ''''' '''''H '''"'
'What more IF ,b,',1ulo
cap. sir? have no. ho,-l ,.,g..4 .r, ,,.
since left hcr Co. ~. ~, $50 Il 10 zap
But any one Interested in hor miabt ironir G,.
her at Mrs simmons, l,,,n5rosy W. ',i'"' iV'
ley.
y on say the names urnr f.,ot ii.., ,...r.. H.,
gcnc-Capitola %
4 Is, sir, they were
'iia'e you that ring about 1ou %
No, marster thou rht it was br.t ian ,..s. or
accidents, to leave it with the child
'ilavc YOU told her nnv mart of iris str,,.,, hi
tory
no, master, nor limited it she wa. too voup,.
for such confidence
y on were right. Had She onv mark obout bcr
person by which she could he identified"
y cs, master, Il very strange one In the mid
die OF her left palm was tho perfect iinasc Of a
crimson hand. about half IN inch in length. Tbcr5
was also another Herbert ,freyson, to plco., mo
marked upon her fore arm in India ink her name
anu Dlrth day-'Capitola, Oct. 3l,t, lS32'
night. Now tell me my good soul do Won
Know, from what you wcro enabled 10 observe
what house that was where C,pitcio wa. ham >,
Il am on my oath No sir ia mot inor.
but
y GU suspect (?
The woman nodded
1T was----' said old Hurricane. st,,nin. md
whispering a name that was beord Inv ma n,, Lmt
the sick woman
She nodded gain, with look of intcn., incon.
ing.
Docs your old hostess here Hat. know or sus
poet anything of this story . injured Major War
field.
Not il word No soul but yourself has bcard
it =
That is right still be discreet If Won Womb
have the wicked punished and the innocent nro
tecte1, be silent and wary Have no anxiety aLuut
the girl What man can do for her will do and
quickly And now good creature, dav is ,,ctnnI.
ly dawnin-. You must seek rcpo,e. And Tmu.t
call the parson in and return home. will send
Mrs. Continent over with fowl, wine, mcdi.
cine, clothing, and every comfort that yoi,r con-
dition requires said old Hurricane. rising and
calling in the clergyman with whom he soon after
lett the hut for home.