Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-03
NO. 2S. PARIS MAINE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1866.

Nth Uncommon agility 20 the deck Of the
ship. and commenced examining. With the
greatest curiosity. the great wooden house
81 the sirangers~ After having visited
every corner. she perceived SIR Fred erick
stretched upon the Captains bed Tears
cane 10 her eyes a. the sight Of the poor
Young man. about &c die witbcut the hope
of relief She Immediately proposed by
gesture to take the Young man With her.
and 10 nurse him a. her Own houss. The
ofhcerS eagerly accepted this ehance Of ~
lief for their companion. improbable as his
cure seemed 70 be. aiding TookooEta (thi.
~ss her na-ne) 10 remove Frederick 10 the
sleigh Of the kind hearted girl
She gave the signal for starting % the
dogs by peculiar slaPPing of the tongue
sgsinst the roof Of the mouth. snd drove
rapidly a~ay With the ensign. Having ar
rived ~ her home after a two hours' ride.
sh- entered few minute. after 18th a wood
en vase SLED With the blood % a sea-caf
To her great surprise Frederick refused
this singular drink Ho~ever. be soon
osercame his rcpugnance. and " found IL
excellent" This = bis o~n expression IN
the volane be has publisbed of his voyage.
Tie PArtook every day. not only without
dis;aste. bot even With svidiiy. % this ned
Icint. and be felt his strength return 80 fast.
that in three months after. dressed in the
costume 81 the natives. be rivall-d them IN
daring address. m driving a sleigh. chasing
the seA-calves. scaling the rocks. anl carry
ing away birds nests across shoals and
broken ice. not 90 mention that be managed
IN The most intrepid manner. With 4 single
oar. his long narrow bark made Of skins
AM called a htas. To0koolita accompa-
med Lin IN al these excursions and lil not
quit BIN for a moment
Endo~ed With the narvelloas ficiiiiv Of
The people of The North IN acquiring for
eign languages. sbe not only spoke English
Purely. bot thanks to the lessons Of Freder-
ick. she rad and wrote IT, About the
month Of April following. the George Hen-
~ va disengaged from the ice which envi-
roned her. and began 20 prepare tor weigh
ing anchor and returning % Enrland.
When Tookooiia learned ihis news she re-
tired 90 her tent of Reindeer skins. pitched
on The shore. Frederick cane % Ler and
iound h~r bathcd in tears. q. Sister. said
be. far he called bsr habitually bv this
nam. o. Sister. my mother expects yoa IN
Engiant-come
Tookoohia dried her tears. gave him Der
band, ani accompanied hin without hesita-
tion on board the George Henry. which ar
rived unexpectedly three months after IN
England
Some time after that. Lady Fitz-.
~ho lii not quit the young stranrer for
moment. .tiil pretiier IN tie European than
iu hcr native Costume. presented her 10
Quceu Nicior,a a. her future daughter-in-
Iaw
Tie Qacsn declared that be would sen
vifh Der own hands tbe marriaee contract
bctscen the olicer OF Marines and Tookoo-
hia- 90 H. the mean time. .~ added she. smil-
Ing. " as thi, name - iittie strange. / ask
Of my young friend % renounce it and take
the name Of Victoria"
Tookooiita. no~ LADY Flu. nav
be secn every day proHncnading IN tbe Pal
ias Eo,al. Offering tbc .inegiar spectacle
of an E.1uimaax becoming an EfglisL lady
Of distinction. Prom Paris paper.