Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-02-21

Che-Bang&
Withnarao@, slanIng eyebrows and c&frot-colored
One foot was scarce three inches long the other
She diiumSef err fourteen summers, and she weigh
. sNea three hundred pounds 2 e q
% On the dreary shores Of Lapland, mid their never
s, Where tie Roiy Bois Alicet in her rudy beauty
~ Lived little dwarash who in height stood
And from 81. endless shigering they called him
TITS a sa's iifs Tinker biz weary
From hui to hut to ply his craft, seemed of
human clay;
m His eyes were like two marbles set in little seas of
his cheeks cheeks sickly yellow, and his nose dirty
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~ Now, chi-chil-Bloo, though born in snow and
~ E'R1 reared uponit breast, i'sea '"I - -
Loved not the bleak, chill land Where dwelt the
1salt spirit of unrest;0 mn-ft
He bid adieu-u unto -the-scenes of never ending
- And Travelled forth to find some land where he could
keep him warm. g.,ef
He tradgsd two years his weary way. far from the
Inside the walls Of China, whittier strangers sci
sd when wsatIsa with his pilgrimage he halted at
And there fell in with old SKILL the father Of Che
The old man heard bis wondrous tale of sights that
Where, nature wore windingsheet and shrouded
cid, III And pond ring Ger, within his mind if wonders
Iita"rAt last ehgaged Door Chi Bloc to cultivate
had always been the custom of the fairylike Che
Ere evening shadows fel fell upon the valley of KO-
IA To wander mid the tea groves like an oriental
= On the s9Sqidfgs Of servants in fancy palan
e.. AS she merged from out the shadow of, China
,sheiesped the little tinker stripping down the fra
She g5zsd upon his wondrous form, his eyes, his
A moment gazsd, then deeply fell IN love with Chi
She epped from out her paianquin and there dis.
q jtfg missed her hglnf Il Z og I.ei Jadcr.yeI eH
aqWith instructions that, an hour past, they might
She thenlupraisedlthe hlmy Veil thathd her charms
And poor chiisloo beheld face to him surprising
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n gazed transxed with wonder: to him surpris
'd Were her roanded-up proportions and her salmon
,7aiHe lngeredin, dreamy trance, nor woke he from
ia Till her loving arms entwined him. and lips inn
,LO{ print KISS ,.ssiltJ 6a1s-f e.
She led him to bower, and beside the dwarf she
And aSg Sds sIs his escapes BY
s he told Of seals and reindeer and bears that live
nm = at sea f ft't -saf9E haHst.533fuJ Z
He told her tales icices andshe told tales of tea.
p, -ys a,sAdla3Egi oANTo vi. ga, 5d 4a.1d !.
-'t Long, long they fondy fingered thus--ocked in
se1fygaig each others arms ; T,a1a6 5ifaaee4 .s &
r'She saw in him and he in her thousand glowing
when looking down the distantyale the SUMS fast
seaFeaintly on the gold of her returning palanquin
- 1'tYonder come my slaves,a she cries, and now
o7't 1stt Chil-Bloo, we part ;F.eT Is7o rsq ,aL
My father, though my father, has cruel, hinty
ef He has promised me to Chow-chow, the Cresus of
But Chow Chow's old and ugly, and he wouldn't
fl, rrr suit Chs-Bang.' iHuTs = { Z.
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-, o. come beneath my window at a quarter after
y, When the moon hath gone bathing at her bath
And we will fly to other lands across the waters
@ hA blue; }37 f#it ~ s4ti-ti ija ~ %Hf.s3ld
But husk-here comes the apalanqun; and now,
They placed her in her palanquin her bosom throb-
" While chi Chi Bloc seemed busy packing up his
'@''4 80 gathered tea yi1Ha .fs = tTa-l}fSti1f
AS rested fiom his weary rounds the dying god
They raised her on their shoulders and they trotted
IV0I- her away away.
t At the time and place appointed meath her lattice
= ~ stood the dwarf ~ Z i4 ln9m8Jsaj AHb
~ He whistled to his adyya and she answered with q
=, ,couSh. =. - +liH7 ~ 'thi.
III, ohe uireW a sllKen ladder rom her window down
~ t,,,, ;, the WALL 3.?H,5e5. Lah ~ fsa. t.s2
ME ne, brave knight stood fixed beneath to catch
her should she fall. pi eos 81 tisfaiaa6,ii
she reached the ground in 'safety--one kiss, one
chaste embraces, bs3h 80 EiTtHt sir ~
~ Then she sOaded and he otted off in silence from
t the place. ~ ~ r. t.i si.92
ned Swift swift they held their journey love had made
oiHsto her footsteps light 7'IsiaI ~ s5fsfta ''
They hid themselves at mornings dawn and fed
again at night. 4, - = \ -1tl19.t &
'"Ahe s9cona Mlght mad buried Day. and folded up
nef pau,
When they reached the sentrys station underneath
or p .,o ~ tsa NY 1 ma an ~, |, n. IL,
oo Iae "ei' hef laie Vi iose Ohi-oioo 'oiu
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The sentry sha had no sentiments and wouldn't let
y, - - .nen ii pass; ~ 10 . -,
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ana special province with aniron bloody
IA i oioaIea as rlcn as scripture
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ft'Hne rue Misuun VI otaf solomon, ana TWICE as
-r7 M NJ many wives. aIi,s, H., ~ . L aIl.
is tIie raseai neafu tne charge, tne tempting
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