Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29
.FgiscegEcncOsss Reading.
THE PRINCESS BOE AND HER
f'itIgN NDS.
IT EaFT HABTE.


94e vas hiail@ln iilial- lef 'llle
was 1ninA' d cJn -".A,se "eeh nCI
ciaim as uau 5ltt. oi IL ol'cl' anu -Iali.l'e
10 her earliest "'.l'5 tlo'eJlor' "no7e Dol-g g.
aller l,le nc. y, l'''l i'sl1oN' pug -'l aug i'e1
boz alAer hA1 'AA1n .i'I 'Io.h '"l 0-s-s
oil her 1e'l ino-'ie! d. e'-i9 Hen zen '.'' Si'
eere volunteer soluioIy v' lue o-lllel'i non
tler were impressed Win 1ae 'Si-.. '-a, eA-
termination was 'ne ,lAlil's, uesSlNE .- ,He
lndian race u5 Hau " !'u uil-ieal'l Ie7'I am
ea the n3'Ie @eal ol MS com a'T''.s IenE
enough % convince tnein 1Aat tle exec llon
OF one ipdian oa'y "o-ll h9l n'ili,.-.s '''7
theory- ANA nc ''5- AeI ID -I7 "lt.s-a
pastoral cieAflnS ON 'Ae DAMS oI lie 9i4,u'a
TlVeT-W0eIe 7Ae was c-Ie- i-r a''eI Ii'n-
uer iAsnl'n-
Before sne was hlne year9 o-l, s'e Aa1 e2-
hanstea tne scan, Alil1l'L,S' o' '.ie ..in Owe.
WORKED Nfs, aiAo4' as pay 4i-ll'" ol
tue young H alEeIs sue was ei.',-l' 's "
nuIse loI 'ue oa.y sIe wa 'He'u '1u' io
IJsl 'He lorlier ln llie A''s9 u' 'A' %.
Ied"oed loiesl- SAc .aseiJ lulo,iel tne
Ia at'cI III al c--oNi ''' '@-N 1l"l'9' -,'i-
iiAe q cHi 7A-ls 40 " ''''---'-- ''.- o,'
Ita ana sAe sille- 0"' ui i-i'liil ne sihs lA
q Tohller eolA'A-hi- " "n1-e uut. WIS %
necessity ana PROVISIONS were 'le o"it u p
eTty. NcIse than this the outskirts OF the
clearing were slAeIimes haun'eI ny tne
o-anEeted latter oemalions win "h3n sne
had mysterious conhiences Mr. alker
more than once regretted his indlscree5 hu-
manlty' but she presently renewed MN Gl
responsibility and po'sio-y OF iH''I SlA.'-
ness. by cls2ppearing entirety
men s1e reAppeaieI' ll was -' t'e atJi-
cent village OF Losp'rt' h the eapAeity oi
housemaid TO a trader we NHo' l'inInS
some little culture to c3n7ilsfaoie c'1'cien-
u1usness, attempted % instruct hef chafSe'
bat the princess proven an uAs1l s1lis'4''oFy pu-
pll 60 even SO liberal d 'eaoneI' 9ne accepted
lle aiI ha9e1 WIN 1'ei. go .'l'--i' 'u' az
7il - ..+ .i. - -+;,-,
- -, ST. tt,,,d n ,b,,ssr5 ,,s,s
~ - .r4 -. ,,.,..-;,Is ,tbs-
81 .''i a,;i--,s lido S5l
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Ill ,.-,s.-.,,t,5 :, ,nini,+,rc canoe ir,,r
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T,.l;,,o,,s i,,.7-,,.,;,-, IN, ,e,.;,s5 as .,l I'M
,,C-55I, and Issrne5 y, T,ror,rnco t5o ns,nc /
rtbs Ije;,- Mir n ,haprfrl f,r,ili,ri+y tL,t I
sbocls5 l-r ,,rs,,s-.tra-s Nor colId br- rev /
o-,,.c, N, -ee..bol tfr,p.,b apaI,-y. She know I
,,o+ti-.,' 'or r5s Gre,t lririr ana nr,i...ssi
,.,,.;-e 7;.,,,lr,,ro of tie IIaruv H17tin,,
,5r,,r4s W. she attended divire serriee
NAL, or5 ss rs.,,,l,rlv asl,.j r.-, b,r,n .
-. "a - ,r,s ,,,l,- +i,r.-.l tie li.,.rer,
.bs+ sbe t,5 Ill! tyyentv- five ,r rAcse |
v9lumes and had hidden them behind the
wood-pile. that her connection with the frs, I
Baptist Church Of L9gport ceased. She /
would occasionally abandon these civilized and (
Christian privileges. and disappear from her /
home. returning after several dl,s 9f absence /
with an odor Of bark and fish. and a peace /
Offering II ber mistress In the shane of yeni- I
z9n OF ramc.
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80, - .,,-,-i;,,,, =, ~, ls,,s ,r ,.,- rac.
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bor-7 igo 90 al t,,,, -, t,- -, +,ott
,yo,,id b,r. I,,,, - ~, ~ -
and sfont In her scsn- 4-s-,-,- ..3 ~. nv.
stained freejom sie was bortlc sr-r,.1aao
and her more uDstudie1 attitude were mar('
"a b, a siD,iar bsb;t ,f s,rar,lin.. her Isfr
onIi v.itb The roes of be- ri,bt f''5- r., mo
,Io-',s If rl,n,srs,Iati1r
49,,
lnlnA <, nave aiie-uF slo"n enough u
lnalcale tne indicate the inconsrul'y OF her
existence vita even me low standard OF ci'i-
Iizatioh that oolalnea AT l. 'spors IN the year
IooU. IL neeleu pay one more iac5 % prove
the laI-signtea polIicAl sasaeit} and prophet
lc etnic7 Of those sincere auIoCaIes OF .e1Jer-
ininatlon' 70 whose virtues nave done out
scant justice IN the beginning oi TINS article
lhis TACT was presently FURNISHED by the
Princess. Alter one OF her periodical disap-
Iearances-this time unusually Prolonged
she astonished Logport by returning with
ba half breed baby Of a week old in her arms;