Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-04-04

ful of all the Indian massacres of that
country. They respected the story
and the feelings of one to whom that
day had been brooding memory for
so many years The physician at least
was man of some learning. culture
and delicacy of feeling. He OWNED
the tender spot in this giant which his
and his companion 5 raillerv had touch
cd, and now felt the peculiar leaning
toward him which all his cloth expert
ence IN connection with what bids
fair to be a special ease
see here, nv friend said he, who
told you that your-ah, your wife, was
actually killed: wouldn't raise your
hopes, you know: but then there's no
telling about such things unless vsu
actually know. You are alive. YOU
see, and-ah, well, YOU can't most al .
ways tell lie ended with laugh.
lie thought he would say something
comforting, and had broken down and
ended with slang expression. Such
are ever your male comfortcrs. Pres
emily he continued: Now YOU see. the
chances are, il things were as you
state, that-ah, in view OF the excite
mcnt and fight, you know, the little
fellow would be born then and there.
and-ah, IL the mother was strong, YOU
know, why You may vet see the ch-'
lie sudde ,ly stopped, for the from
tiersman Was leaning forward in his
seat, and with quick breath drinking
IN every word. M cod" he said.
10 you think 50. An YOU in 7eartet:
Nobody told me she was dead,-and
.ftrgtodg. But she is-sne Is, and II
she wasn't it wouldn't know me.
1t Who,' said the medical inan.
The brbY"
The short summer night began 10
fade, and that rare first glimpse of
sunlight upon mountain snow. which
more than anything in nature bears the
sinilituic ot kiss. began 10 appear.
HE tired beast, seemed to take new
llte, and pushed eagerly on. Far in
g.. "''H'' "Vh'd tHc
Y''"7 7, '''' 'oNA9' '''r o'eAtihS
OF goats, and the cry oi asses. while
the thin blue breakfast smoke could he
seen curling from the chimney OF tie
""''" vas thc
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,h' III" ''",' ~ '','''' Y 'no "''httheSs
''''' '''i''o' ''tSS
=" '''' "itl7l
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~ A''"1 "'e' tic PA'Att wlth 2
- t''o'' "'q''e'1 1''e Il. tunes wU'n
y! F''' ut'Air seems
~, ,''''' '''' anu ''>.P''. l"ei' Is water
''''' '''','''' "o'''''7 - ~ "ho nave
.I'''. ~, io' ~ "oui i''' thr P'n+ "t
III ""' = ''o'l"eh'e y MIN VINO
t,'9.,, ' ,''o.' " '0'T az '''"4 = l'GAIIy ana
'''''i'''' A''' o"o' : = 'oh5 hl5At : jphr-
"""
80. 80 ne',ih was : aah.'y-haired
w. H." "" ahNee, ha'f freshman.
- .''o ''''I'o' ''''Ch nag hcAtd q nun
-, ''ue' ae nag "iie anu babies
: an h'iie'i' contract ahd y was
ny ii'7. IuoN. lie was happy, AMI he
I I'''''e e'' 'I'e 'oaF travellers INTO the
,ioO'e n 'houeh hc had known them
'o' fe'''S ne iiad sIep-iangliter' OF
m.,o'i ~ vas wonderfully proud.
" ne" sue came ihto the room at these
'"i'S o'eiA AiASts' ne always diIatcd
Upon '"e gun amt heF peculiar history.
'ic ia''7 warranted h1ln. me was
creature o' IouFteen' VINO looked twen-
y > rs llah an enormous quantity OF
'na. S'oIioua fed halr winch - crimson
a. 'le suhshlhe' ana eyes which were
Di1 ana oIAcA' she was round and
"'le ahd graceful, and was II short
rare specimen OF Tue beng which
sometimes springs Irom The heaithiul
"''',ilA 'uic ol TWO races
- oa see t.ial sarl, gentlemen
say Aaf'lh. mats the handsnmcst
i.'us 'hlhS III heN'co' and differs from
thim ah' ~ her birthplace nursin.'
sure Aef mother me wife, and I've
plenty ol me own, but they va, born
III mouse. And with that he hurried
away - attend 70 some necessary
th'hss' intending by all means 10 has
ten back ana, hnish his proud tale.
ne i'ur travellers sat and watched
wltii some easerness the preparations
ior bfeakiAt From time 10 time en-
tered the girl and her mother. busted
with household affairs. The latter
seemed an almost middle.ag.d Spopi.h
woman III ia hntt.r l,;aI ,',,,.r,'
.,,I ,,r;,,Lla,1 al H.. '''' ''' '','' .
i''' "l.'n'o'' - ~ net claSS ire "heh
youth iades. Hhe was accustomed to
strangers, and did not notice that the
huge frontiersman had regarded her
from her first entrance with n kind of
DREAMY stare The f,;iojes and III
cL;I, con .,,,.no ,od e,I,,,,,;,.I -.
,;a lii sha -. IL : "ste''-
',""' an" sic "''i'o'I screamed Whch
the Dig man rose up IN her way. his
gray eyes glittcrlng and his lips white,
and family spoke IA word in Spanish
so family that none understood
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