Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-13

No one saw the agony of those two men,
as now. slowly working their way through
the bushes. stumbling with utter wearine-s.
they strode % till nature would hold out no
longer, and they sunk down, worn out. 10
sleep for an hour or two beneath the watch
ing stars. hut only % leap up, repr0aching
themselves for their relaxed efforts. as thev
hurried back TO the hutt5 try and hear some
tiding- of the lost girl.
Iv.
The hae-ard. drawn countenance of sam
SON Harris wife -alu-ei them as they hur
rici mp 70 the door of tie hut, and in that
encounter, where each sought for news or
hope, IL was plain enough to reld the bitter
Jiding- written In each anxious face. AnIer-
-lu turned away with d gruau aud was pro-
eeclju- towards the dense scrub. when sam
-0u called 90 him 10 halt, as he kicked at the
black shepherd TO rouse him from his heavy
sleep.
Ten minutes after. with Teddy leading the
way. they We're examining the ground. step
by step. in jhe hope of finding the track hv
which Mary had entered the scrub but the
grass was 80 tramVlel In every direction that
.he task seemed hopeless Footprints and
trails there were laciug and interlacinr. one
destroying tlc identity of the other but
though seeking as it were entirely In the
dark. thcy pressed on hour after hour Ever
ana again. either the father OF Anderson
shuldered when they came upon some spot
where blood sullied the fair green heritage
with It's crimson stains and when such
q place occurred. they traced the bl1ld-srat-
tremhliugly. and in dread Lest they should
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near a- hand ,II ,,;,b +.'-,, ...i IT,.
hands and e..e n, s-iI ls,.. ,,,, ,I.. -
search tilI 1.,., flor r. ~ -. .t-. g.
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v,uId BE- ffo-e ro.,lo-s
Denee-imuenet-able ,ln.., .b. ..r.,t
extended milt ,fr.r milo mil, ,r.-- Ill. -
an indefinite distance ,-e-e,.+i,,, ,--- ,i--
same feature. s., Thar f nm. - ,.;ri t...l
been alarmed }v the sava.,ss ar.J I.,,-r--4 t.-
safety into -be ,yil5arres. ,,Yi8s .l,-, ,,.,.
none. and like many ao9+bor spa NH.
toll oD tlI she GU exhausted IN ,.ri.L "a
hamilton IT,, n dyreller in Fr,,I,,,5 rt,o il..,
nriein.- 1..-. In rba brsb see,rs ,l,.,r4 t.--
o.- IN the .-rea- Australian Willis ,rler. as,
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itahle-a scale. str,pg ard ardent men have
been before now known IN wander fr.r, tto
beaten track ., where rarbyr,, trara ,,,.
none tbrurb fine untr,5deD ,r;II and ro
wander ON and IN till daa+b ,,,t an mi >.
rieir -7fFsrir.,.
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fleeing f1r safety tbr,rrb tIe tLo-,,r
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and in srite r ma tin,. ar,
Gle +, nv and di.coveT tL. tra1 aU -
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oeilIe no" 'i'en proven 10 pc oi 10 mean
ofler-
Evening was last approaching, when 1t
seemed to Anderson that the black had made
some discovery, for he was pressing on in
one particular direction, though, when shout
ed to, he took no heed. Tired and worn,
however, sick at heartwith many disappoint-
ments, father and lover sat down to rest,
when at the end Of about an hour they heard
the well-known d" cooey'' of the black, rel