Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25

ptolecuous VI tne uoH low TUCK, OF ~ the
for future spinal difficulties in
entrance to adjoining chambers
through srertures Of less dimension than
he person. When the winds are abroad
in their might and enter here in fierce
'hriekings that drown the screaming Of the
disturbed sea-birds and die away 10 plain
live meanings in the more distant recess
es; when the long swell that sweeps IN
from the Pacific, breaking its lines in idle
fury against the rocky platform outside
4 portion of its angry masses into the mar.
rev chasm Of the grotto with crash and
reEerberalisn that must be terrific. this
cavern forms fitting residence for the sea.
god, whose abode il is said to be. and at
whose rarnished altar, the still faithful
pIopitiatc marine wrath by humble offer
Jugs.
With M aos;r, to d;snute no.scss;on Of
damn and echo with his AQUATIC majesty
or his mermaid friends YOU seek again the
General sunshine and stepipy aboard the
x,;,;no ,o., arc ,bo,t ,o saw .d;cu io tbc
fe,tal halls Of the storm wraitLs, when
half dozen naked figures dive into the
w.ves With the no;sel,ss nlunge of the
s.a.o .ot.er and remaining beneath the sur.
fac. from oos n two minute. reannear
,,daenlv At rour craft'sside and presen,
ono with 6lcb;pos from the life below. in
form Of s,ru,rl;ro cr,u.6sb nret,v sea
mos, or bright shells. Evincine your ap.
nrec;a,;on Of their nol;teness bv n few
"cash," you are rapidly sculled over the
transparent ocean, in whose depths grace
ful marine plants rise from the bottom
and waver SO slightly in the almost mo-
tionless waters that they resemble beau
tiful forest whose tops are bowed for q
moment in gracious acknowledgment OF
some passing breeze. Twice day, in the
morning and evening light, the nets of the
fishermen are drawn TO the coast, and.
should the stranger chance to pass the spot,
it will amply repay him to land aud see
literally in what tons nearly every sub
ject of Neptune that swims or crawls in
these latitudes, from snail and lobster to
shark, are here made captive and amongst
whose writhing mass is occasionally found
a fish, whose name has how escaped me,
but whose large fau-llkc fins ara gaudy
with every color of the butterfly.
Near this point we gain a long curve
of cresceut.shape beach, and, forsakinf
shin. cast regretful looks at lovely Inosi
ma, and are ambled away in previously
engacsd .koncoes" along the hard sands
so close to the mimic surf Of the bay
that often some little "roller." large
than its fellows, will splash to the knee
Of stalwart limbs of the bearers ant
glide seething aud efferverscing beneath
YOU. far up the almost level shore. Thes'
..koupoesr are verify inventions Of tn,
devil to provoke profanity Oh tho part o
,boae un,ceu.tomed TO be Transported il
them censistino as they do of stou,
hsmboo MOLE whose respective ends res
on the shoulders of running coolies, ant
hono..h which is susnended q platform
,brse feet bv two. in whose proportions
h. hs ..ar,nd on netit." the rider mus
twist lam or mack his length. I dom
think I could have been in very celcs
.;o, f,,ms of mind or else was euioy
;no mvself in imaginary torture of the in
yentor of this machine, for though reco
Letting the agreeable fragrance of III,
hedges between which we were passing
and numerops villages left behind, Iva
quite unconscious that wo were alread,
traversing .she plains Of heaven s'
whose Gutter edge stands, or rather sits
the statue of Da,butz. This colossal ere
alton of a long-past ago represents il
purest bronze Buddha, seated in the ori
entail manner, his hands folded across tn,
lap and his eyes closed while the intcri
or, being hollow, is crowded with SINAI
;naoes of which One seems but repetl