The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-17

tharf brilliant attire hUe horses, and maI
t4i aIr, U0t fa mlu'.ar A.. auualau NJ tUe
0ls'r Ds which l,ui gore accompanied, vqc
a.i taa much hr guua discretion aud. GY.
gc.iui Of taa charge A. A-l received, and iae
i5po'.Ht tloa "a home, Do Gl l1-
l' tHe rrar of ihe soldiers, and followed them
. BOO direction exactly opposite 20 the one ho
should have taken. Hui, hIusf at Dc corner
NJ tHr surrt when Boz Iaart Thought ~ r., who
should Doe ron against but hls master futz.
whose }es and f1r we're wholly rugrossrd
by lhc brilliant uurga before him, was not
q. .tri araa tnat hr bod ruu foul ~ bio en-
em' t'Il % sharp luR at one of h.a cara ava
ken"' DIE mind 90 lbe hci but 40 sooner
bod be- rr''el Dr., cyca to thr Gce Of bio drea-
drd maairr ihau, seized with terror, be- broke
a"ny.nud flhue 20 M hrrlf, ran llmdly for
ward, without con.iIruus whittier 10 wa
going i.Il hc reached lho quay. But here
b,s cHrrrr vr rrpu-cl.
Some 'rssr.s were jusl putting 20 ssn, and
there Was such c0ncour,s of people, and
such o h'rr.c,de of oarls and wagons, that
DO ro7d Wa almost blocked up Concluding
that Die master vas close nt bis. breIs, and
That u Doe slaekrned his pace he should inc,
hnh'J be- o',Ilakru, Fn'g looked about for
hu rFprpiculi and tiv none bot 10 leap into
lhe nearest ,rfAd and conceal himself tll hs
Thought bis pgTucr had pa,-ed What h.
"'' 10 "o afterwards remained Tor future
eou'drw'Ion lubclc1ped, therefore, amongst
'r'rrd other prrsous, whom, had he psuscd
60 think, hc might, from the similarity Of their
have supposed 10 be also eudinp
ilr pursuit Of lcroapus tailar Rot Frit,
thought NOT oi them, hc thought only Of him
self and down Dee diyrd into the first hole
6c "n, aud concealed himself behind bay
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Whom lhc poor boy h,d ain there for about
a'li nn hour he heard o great hubbub ovci
bis head. which led him 10 Lelis,e that nj,
master bad discovered his retreat, and va.
insisting on his being hunted up-a susp.
iiln an which he was confirmed hy frcquenil4
distinguishing amidst the din, q voice tho
''r and anon cried "Tdy " He therefor
'ttiy ny tirr riuvrrJ Uur wururvur my orr
the place n hi, concramcnt. l.
.c'roc'y 'culurrd a. breathe lest he shou,
'r discovered Presently. however, thci.
'as new lcaiIrc in the dilemma the ves,p.
began 10 move, and Fri,l to suspect that, r.
le stayed where he was, he should be in f f.
'o'agr' This was more than he had rec,
'1ed upon, on lee Was just preparing ,a
merge, whrn hiy courage was quelled hgtIr
dHud-pi 'FriH Fri'l" which appeared D..
--as i'aE' ihe mouth, Of hllEa.dazon poai...-
Il "nc.' 90 Ice suuk back in his hole aa'
ulTcd himself to be- carried to sea.
Ihc ms'ion Of the vessel, together with d.,
'HNues' "h,eh surrounded him, and his pr.
inu' fatigue and agitation, presently se..
'iuftH- A!es34s aad thus Tor some haurs be !....-
.ili i""a ct ali uis troubles. but at length
u inward monitor awokc bim-uot his CON.
.urgcr he could not tell. lie listcncdi
,card the ropes and the spars straiuing ,a.
water splashiug against the sides Of the We
cl, and a heavy foot pacing the deck o,.r
ris head, but no voice calling Fritz
Ilc began to hope his master had given
he search, and quilted NE vessels SO, urp,,
~ his stomach, he resolved to creep out uni
zee IL he could lay his hands on somcth
'uablc. ITc found 1t more difficult to g.t
ut Of his hole than he had done 10 get iH'a
a. however, he con,rycd to reach the de
where he discovered it was night. There $50,
person pacing il from end 20 end, nno,i.
1t the helm, and two or three more in dit
'ut directions but their eyes being all d,-
-cc,cd ,cawards Fritz had no difficulty .u
,ludng their observations so he erawled oa
10 where he saw a light glimmering from
cabin below, where he found the means Of o'-
O$jng his hunger, after which hc threw him.
self into empty berth, and fell asleef.
Fritz Fritz"
Here am, sir " cried Fritz, starting from
his pillow, and jumping clean out Of the bert'-
iato the middle OF the floor, on hearing him
self called before he had time to reflect whcre
he was.
Here am, sirr echoed man who W..
passing the door at the moment and popped
in his head to sec-from whom the announce
ment proceeded. And pray who are yon,
now you are here"
Fritz rubbed his eyes, and stirred about
him with such a bswidcred air, that he loob-
ed very much as il he did not know who he
was himself
Who are you p said the man, seizing tie
bov by the arm and what brought you here
4 came aboard myself sir replied Fri'r
What" said the man i suppose if enc
truth was known, you are some young thir'
escaped from justice'
I'm no, a thief, sir, answered Fritz; 4 or
ly ran away from my master, who was, goiuE
to beat me : and on being further intcrroga-
man to whom he was speaking, who happened
to be the steward, took him to the captain.
t..l l,,lu nHnir ~.