Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-01-03

4 was under the pile Of boards
when | heard the dog bark; and while
he continud to bark | heard a voice
say, MY dog barks; there's some one
concealed in the yard-kss ! kiss ksS
shake him, catch him. The dog sprang
upon me, and |, fearing he would bite
me, commenced screaming with all my
strength. Hold, said the voice that
is the cry of child They called off
the dog, and brought a lantern. came
out Of nay hole, and found myself face
to face with q great fat man and hoy
in a blouse: What are you doing in
my yard, you little thief?' said the man
to me, in a savage manner. My good
sir | have not eaten for two days : |
have run away from l. a Chouette,
who has pulled out one Of my teeth,
and wants to throw me to the fishes /;
not knowing where to sleep, | crept
under your gateway; have slept all
night on the shavings under t h e
boards; [ meant no harm Then the
wood-merchant said to his boy, oh. l
am not going to be duped she is little
thief; she came to steal my logs
All! the old hog! the Old beast .
cried the Chourineur, Steal his logs
and YOU eight wears oldr
1T was foolish; for his boy answer
ed and said Steal vour Ioy, master
how could she do if? WIN She isn't
as bio as the smallest of your Ioas.
,You are riobt' said the fat man: but
if She doesn't come on her own &C.
count She has been sent as sDv.
to omen the door for orbers-we must
take her to tbe nolice,
All tbn nitifI beast Of = mor-
cbantr
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tion tbonL tbn iraoo- far thoi,
kindna.s Vo,.,,,,i onI,- +binI- tbat in
nrison had somntbinr to nat. I was
never hoaton---rnon Diorr i was .
naradisa in comng,ison with tba or,na.
~, of t. Cbona!+a Resides in nrison
T was tauyht to sow. but to,.., u as ,bo
misfortune I was idJe and law. Inre.
farred to sino ratbor than work
esneciaIjv when saw the ~,n Oh,
when if was fair and brirbt in the
court oftbe iaiI conld not keen from
sinoino. and thpn-obrit !. 50 droIl
as / snno toruot ! was = nrisoua,.
That is to sav NV oirl Won ara =
real NIGHTINGALE law birth said Re-.
doIphe smiling.
.You are very kind. Mr.. Rod0lphe
it is since that time that they have
called me La Goualeuse, instead Of La
Pegriottc. At length | reached NV
sixteenth year-I came out of prison.
Just at the door, found the Ogresse
and two or three old women, who had
sometimes come to see some Of the
prisoners, and who had Away said
She would have work for me. when
should be discharged. 'Ah-good
good | understand, said the ChoUri
neW. My dolphin, my angel little
darling, said the Ogrcsse, and the Old
woman will YOU come and lodge witt
Us We VIII give you ilne dresses ane
you snail nave nothing 10 DO boJ t,
amuSe yourself lou kh oW Well
ohoTi-ieHr, one eouIo iafuiy I'VE el@n'
years III prison. "ithQuJ NhderStand
ing tleSe creatures, 1 sent 'helll OH
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gone 50 uanceu an a' loli5 "S III! mo
hey la9Ieu' ""o was my Sre4' I"o |,
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