The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-07

~ s-.-S.,>p -rHE SWAMI N5CcATS
I'm AgErENENr.

~ l-.-.sANr BYp -THE SW AMI NStcAGN |
rHK AGREEMENT.
Ns1ioe MAJ vhea be hal given The |
yE-lias g Saow Y.Ake hAs.enei & the forest, |
res4nsi z!s f,bes An trapping Of Office and al
CASTE; ~; %; ;3e spot where Martha We'll |
ta- 49, s,-taet Wei - be knew the trail,
an zPI'iiiye,y .A,,t IS vas the distance,
ys; a e,sc.A'n-a: Vas ere 4 the great objects
& his move nett be Va. i.-csi 30 tara often
Li3s ;o.a t., s,na't b, P.'h AMI frequently
c. is .-Ns rae s.Ja Ls own ic2tsteis. Now
b. ~ - Ia J-a.s. Tho tI.k md uonse
f..er--gs lst.r.H, %. prL-.s--low by tho
-. A. s- s@4L, sd Low ,an,O,Iins JyuI
rl.s Ia ye-y rerso lil i.!Jn o. slp,'s,.
IL Il Z. o.l.s, re az % al.J "A h.s yllricto.,
AZ .. biz; bat absolute necessity would have
driver TN 20 undertake su,A task in
ths d : l5urs Ct night All ,lgno. Irue he
va armed, su: the .fe he hal lei bu! I.,le 1T
Ia hin .Jr al encounter with Wild boasts, and
Be stAr.ed at every sound, and cav in every
gov yy:Il the eyes Of paather, Wolf or bsar =.
Tas same feeling that causes a school boy 10
Fh.stle when passing. lonely grave yard at
night All promp,s the raw recruit 10 hum
EnA,chss o! some well re nemLerod home song
VA Uusy within him, AID hs was strongly
tempted, whom he met enc OF ths runners whl
were searching for the gigl, 10 reveal all aud
secure cJmpabioasnip Nothing but the intense
haze b. tois 10 the Hart OF W0i enable,
him = bile the -at or KEEP. m iAiJhl4l I,
The tax he hai u ie;tlayn. Nothing Du, dep
bitter hated ueryod him On his way and mad
ths datkre~ NlA dancers around lin andur
ale,
Al length, however, IA, G,o-ed the appJintc
spvt. Scarce half MI, remains Tor hi
- tTAys'. Q AID then 10 would - vita tho e,
aud persuade her to remin qlict,, he hat bee
instruct.d, bat not 10 y,T Cat Tho yioSJ
him who olEh. htlis5n hi, nas,er---1ut h
own. Already Ia hal In...0 I'd DIS nan fpr 1
punishment and detih OF the " Heart Of Vol
his complete freedom from any fear on his
count and his own self Rggrlud.zement.
ready he saw his enemy expiring amid feat
torture and hoard his own praises sung by eve
lip. In Imagination, as - he counted over I
rich presents he would receive from th, paron
and friends Of the viii girl, and how, in {
hereafter he would rule tho tribe with pow
undisputed by, and equal to, evsn the great hot
aad chief. Bat Lh0mns propose ct Dley dispoJ
WiApt up in hi, own purposes, eonqlests gloI
and riches he torgo, that tho path he uAyell'
was fll,d with troaehsroas roots and stones al
wlthVu, any warning he fund himself rolliI
down lt,ep hillside Ito clutehsd at 4
slightly rooted twiggs and they remained
his gasp but stayed no, his downward cour'
He elung 10 tho Protesting s.oaes only to iii
them give way and roll over him down the la
ayes. lie pressed his finSors into the gravel
soil only to lscerate them. lie called for no
only TO be answered by the kissing Of the sta
He'd serpent and the hooting Of tso owl, uut
at length he became completely ontangled in h
long robes aud bounded holplessy from point
point until he reached tho very bottom. Al
there his resting place, though soft, was full
danger Tor he had fallen ialO the oozy bel OF
sluggish stream that crep, through the lo
grass and reeds of a swamp, aud every effort
Tree himself only sunk him deeper in the treac
srous, Shiny, somi.lu.d that formed the botlo
Had his arms not been lc,tered in the dress a
skins ahd long wampam bands that were N
around him, rUll over roll AMI compress o,
compress, he might, perchalcs have raiael
head and slow dragged himself out 10y glu
ing 70 the strong reeds. BLg he was az pow
less asu he had been fsttsred by iron ban,
At first no thought little # his situation, olly
assure him eli Of the fact ina, las had broken
bones ter with the many ruanora ia ,hs wo
il could not be long before sJJe OF them wo
hoar his voice and come 70 his relist BI. 81
pose they they sh ,uld NOT Suppose thsy /
huatsi VOL ia that p0r.ioA Of tho fSesl
sho4ll / 0. return again that way There
horror IN the thought, for too well he knew "
lingering death Of ,or.ure by ttaTvatijl
waited hlm-how ns wolli blister and fosts
the hot sun Of mii,tsy--lill N the nigh. Il
how tho oarTion buzlul wCud settle u
hun and peicemeal ,ear away tAe fsyered i,:
Yes, how he would ever be slo8ly d.you
while yet living COald any mind, savage
CIVILIZED, DO thus situated without super
man efforts for life2 Like an infant wrap
In its swatdlipg clothes was he, and almos
hopeless his chances Of escape. But with
efforts, burst upon his mind new and gre
boToE than all.