The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-03-08

"Lay stIll-lay STILL" "a the hunter. .. a.
softly bmoothed her hair Of midnight black aess;
LAY still Beauty You are not vet stronR. Il
was tight place, that q fact, for one like you
TO be In, and II my rife had missed FIRE and nv
good hound hai not been with me. you would
have been singing songs In another world,
reckon"
"Tbe pale hunter has ever been kind 10
Stow Flake. The Great Manitou sent him 70
save her lite, aud she thanks him. Her heart
10 not like the daughters Of his tribe. She will
never forget"
81 ktoE il, Beauty know il. Bat I
want no thanks. No. no. Harry Harrington
would have done a. much for ;he worst enemy
hs ever had-yop II he hal fought him the
next minute, for who could sec a snarling pan
thor and an internal deyilish snake seeking
human life without raisiog his hand. If the
two bal only fought !" and he laughed loud
and 70 klessy at the idea" would mt havs
stood by and seen fair play"
" Snow Flake must 90" again repeated DO
girl "Tll tho dark angel OF death comes and
drives away the one with srowy wings, sho will
pray the great and good spirit 10 be kind 10 tho
p lie hunter, and take him homs To tho htp3y
hunting ground
" 1ha.s fright, Snow Flake mood payers
A. m loh a. any one AMI | re kon thoss Of uo
red skins are just as good as white mans.
But hcpe MY leaso Of life ia not near run out
yot-ihat have a good pre- emp ion claim on q
score Of voars at least. ! am moi her ready nor
t TO die yet, and therefore, as tho bl ssnl;4 you
speak Of are, | hope = long way of, | II t,ks
part OF my pay INV aHd ho pressed upon tho
up urned lips n hearty kiss.
Quicker than II serpent stung tho girl burst
from his embrace, and sprang to hsr feet with
hoad erect, eyes flashing, and lips curling with
anger.
70 Lot tho pale hunter beware" she sad
rapidly and mena,ingly. Let him save his
kissol 7 the maidcns Of his tribe. The dau III.
ter Of the red man keeps her ps free from faint.
Only the one she calls IN 4stor-the ono to whom
sho rs bound for lito-thc one IN whose wiiswAm
she holds the place OF wife, may thus pres, ihon
without danger
Lock, stock and barrel az Wash. Wilbur
say, but here's an Nlo about a kiss Woll
we'll, come and II give it back to you, and
hs Icstingly approached her.
"S,o she Whispered unheeiing his words,
see the dark anu booty deni of revenge is
upon our trail. Wor'o / hs tian the lifo seeking
panther Of the woods, or the po''oi sorpsnt OF
the sw mp, Lot nv b. other bs Earo how he
m,.ts he Heart Of Wolf, AMI with ths final
ulterancs shO dTtod into the cover ani Cissp-
feared
Hauy Harrington turned in tho diro,'i, n -
VIII CO inc " ,rnins fnger Of the girl bad punt
oil, and there, up n an omnesc, that p,r'e.tly
Commanded the -p)t where no stood, he Jaw
the brawny form Of the lndi IN, with his eyss
resti0g upon him and 4 ,,hing Ike iiro. That
th9 "Heart OF Wolf hal soen his warm EN-.
brace Of the u hs hin'a.f loved u evident,
houph ;he distance was to1 glea. for him TO
| hear the " jrds and how he would in'arptt
| the action Harry knew but too we'll Yes, he
ielt that the warning Of SnoW Flake was we'll
lim.d, ard that In tho future ho must more
| carefully journey through tho tores', and o.
with a cheerful whistle TO his dog he shoulder
oil his rife aud took tho trial that lei to tho
CABIN Of his fast friend Wash. Wilbur, th,ro
tn plan some means Of s'cartiininl tbs where
abju's of the lost man, Luke Wo ton, and
mutteting analhamas upon himself for not
havil questioned the Indian girl whom no had
| her Ia hls power.