The New York herald., 1862-02-12
HE lived the impersonation Of an age
That never shall return. His soul OF IRE
Was kindled by the health Of the rude time

CHAPTER l., aasa
1t was bright, beauial morning The q peepsd
noana the o1s Of the
Ths flowers SsssnIns % awake
their Godtangh naiins The brook was breathing
pRs early Sreeas Wfspered spd the
whole earth mute and snmae Sined in one glorious an
The curling III. singing the or e. Ss
eyed sun sought not knew like dream Of
fairy land than masy blossom perlu%eSs de WHERE TIE
quench thirst unfearng and the wild pigeon to rest IT'S
fi his iss on either iie sopsd rsas MAJ
on M 70 e ana sos
locked branches concesed BY which, il the deep pools
@ des 10 ssfs
in the web Of which vas the dainty yct % npd spSSy
G fs s IKE
@ hs
h e low aee and III
Ike frnged willow bending lovingly the flashing nde
S ssS
the Tiny S the Ssr s{ an me
dance bountfuI earth had provided to supply
bark harsh sound fails their ever listening
na sde sni .ne esns ahn The bd has
flown to another secret bower and its nest the % ne
hole in the giant tree and the brook seemed 10 be less
the ha. thus started and s.ed a It was the
swinging and y large hound
SIo
long Of II 5ys HIS dress was s, s,
zed and half savagehe material having been gshersd
Of The buck, conhneds the waist with crimson sa.h the
placed pistols and snfe and lessins Of the same material
e%
hat and his feet which were projected b strong mscca'ns
long lh: ies'
1Sy nos osn s h .ps
ESSs s% sns fns s c sns
pouch and Task he stretched himself z. full length beneath
q NIB s.S But sos:s not
oss. As he statue that the cunning hand Of the sculptor
from the stone % ana esr acre % both
msnt
companion proclaimed him to be- rested husrested until
& s M e s STs aea s ne
assumed activity and fe Then as the beams q the
% h as half o
had been he slowly and yawnng looked around
the bright bubbles from dsless brock prepared
enon ne raised his massive head scented the air. and
nsa Vow ,t hing hin COMING. there wofp exclaimed the
hunter in low whisper Then 70 cover boy" and the
passed. and rscy opposite to the point
where the hunter had secretsd himself Indian girl
lace but whout the slightest hesnncy appearance Of
light and nciseiess falling Her long, black hair
IN s Sns OF 'Sssd s an %
tcrwoyen with psrtcolored feathers. robe, rather
sacque snowy dressed and pabe fawn skim enveloped
her erded with wampum e waist decorated with the
beads and epangs and reached only TO the knee
Her limbs encased Ia richly worked and nged leesns
and Quill worked moccasnt her feet Her
bare the shoulder and silver bands cleaned them as
did OF MATERIAL suspended by massive
sa Pc ser s eGg sa IL
sharp knife gers from beneath her wampum belt
With quick light step she forward the brook,
paused for II to gaxe upon the reflection in its
tide (snd why should she notf IL her only looking
gass) then bathed her brow IN its bosom. cooled her
lips with dainty drink, and leaning upon her bow,
stringng Of the arrow and drawing 10 the head ands
and en she the OF her smile stole
over her hands and aee her rich red ps red A. the over
ripe cranberry parted revealing the white and regular teeth
within, aud she reapsed into her usual tranquil demeanor
"Wof,n she exclaimed In soft and unusuealy sweet
voice. she pstted the head Of hs dog and played With he
long siken he to her slde ah9uen ne mao
caused her to start SO suddenly, "You here, and -
The hunter Issued from the wood Forc snc hao Con
cuded the sentence and kindly 700. the nsnd
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