The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-05-18
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Ah' Aa5a i'eipHint. have sick friend
Mha igh4s Tor straw berries, and says
lhft VIII make her Well again. |
SNOW very wen y By winter, bat think |
sAa.i l,e able Z" hha something here she .
"al Ihet a"d hope | shall not return
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igihr VIII me, said The little hunter; .
WIZ sH1" Aon place where You win T
ii,a WHAT }on hate come in search Of. /
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'h4hf winding pains Hnill the forest ape /
lt5ttd iiatier' The nif bceame warmer
"i'a more srlhg like, aud at last they .
'aihe 70 grated iron door. The little
ulaa an'oeheb IT, SAYING. II you 20 on /
-Nalaid iot ward son VIII find what You
want
be'pliue Wohid have thanked the good
hAlHied Bttle man, but be had vanished.
20 .llc went on few stops further and
eaiae 20 green slope. Here winter had
disappeared; the sun -hone out warm
IN blue eloudless sky; tie birds sang
mcrtiFt aud icW steps on. she came 10
sN"l where lbe ground was covered
WIN the finest rirc strawberries How
ihe good ilile maiden rcioiced! She
gulehly MED the little basket she had
brought With her, and started back to her
dear sick liIlda.
bnt somehow IL happened that she
could not find her way back she came
% "a high iron fence that surrounded Mo
wood, but all her attempts 10 find the
grated iron gate were useless. She ran
This wny and that, ,till no gate was 10 he
seen. Then She heard the sound az
whistle az distance, and exclaimed. In
ia1 hear Il living sound snfnn ana II
surely Ia this wood who will show me
The Way. She fastened through a tbickot
in the direction Of the whistle. ana spd.
dcHIy behold a scene which caused her
great urWlsc Before her law LARGE
green meadow, and beyond tbls n clcar
lake, on which number Of stately. bean.
tina swans were swimming gracrinlJy In
The middle Of tie lake was n small island q
and uuon it Grand palace. surrounded
bg flower gardens and orange groves. AZ I
she approached the shore Of tie lake she