Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-10-10


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TuE UINDilLL on THE DOWNS.
..t..-.. ,n old man and q vounr
.,...I l,,yn. 1.assive and enduring.
n..t Lo,.elc-s and frrrowed more
...f liam tiwc. She. uprieht. defiant.
...-,, and vehement actions. her
..,.,..r.1 alternately fired by indignant
...-- .ftencl bv Sympathetic sorrow.
.. rle,ess bct,yecn then. -notwitb
r. Inference of ace and compley-
D.. te bleaching Of his hair and
.I Ii- -Ein anart. Is fair rrand Sax
r... H-nefte. oliye-tinted. dark
..f ,..-.. +-a--e- only one shade short
t'r I...ar, moving. under a bright
-..I..--.,. .I1,,Iy along ,trip of s,,r-
s.,.-,..- I.r,r,au q rott3re and M ola
5or in the management of which.
..r., Dr. th.. annie u0wdering Of A,ur
I -l.i- .irm,uts. both are concerned.
-Ir-ay.. with the yerv laintest foreign
.r+ g.. declare To Won, father. that if
PM. r,1l.n S-aytor with his head upon
.. itaek of the guillotiue. as saw that
,.-.-.IsI man IN Paris. of whom have So
.-..-.-I Won. and | had power to stay the
..i.., knife. declare To v5u. say. Iwould
..t.-.r r. All the misery you and are
,... --.l,rin. is lis work. -
De- N..,ri' N41,1if' iuterp..e- the old
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iiH- il-' ho' L,e'oen 'cen l"iu-!
A"3al iAe iniIl l'r weeks anu WeeA7' coming
% DC al al A'Ai-- never lilNS'uS 4" ''',''''
"Atn one oI ,ie I''u men 'o.lu nave ,'i.'
--' "u1'I- 4e'te Us wei '.'''lli'7' III .,''''
pom 'A' 4"she-l SAeu@I' anu 7''N' Il''i'
even upon none "' "l' anu nave "" ii' ''N
these many year, In lAe N"Ilu' ANA "'' S''"
enough ol Do 10 know liaI "neh % man o.'7
-."l ~'Il oI llli'- III Il mouse "n'le ."e' = ."
pretty slH- lnefe Is Dul one CONT GS'oN u ''
drawn ana nave NOT you ever allI'u-n we
Al'e never spoken ol IL 10 e'ih olher' seen g,
enough When ne anu Jane nave met ''l"l's
warrant -uch conclusion
Neli' say 'he o-d man, ', ID y
i't"''h 'na' u'"e Us ''''7 H"I5' '''J l-'i't u
A''l u.s. ana nave iN'I's ~" nm o"1
CANNOT 'i'uA ''i'i''' '',''iN ~ ",
proper S''b 4'u Always 'N'"-" POM "'
nome, r..,-
nht n,t 'i.nh Oh It r'l'!.7 -N"'-
ma Indignantly not thihk oI l' ~" d
when alter 'AeSe nine uAss ol my >''I.'' N
absence anu l'i'1 'lcn',' "H! III i'i'' '' ,''
oar el"ri~- noi a trace oil her is 10 ne l'"ur :
""en we i,ingi'i''T 'l". l,.u'''.ll a. -v- I '.
iafh the uaA li1' Je'ne''' us" e'le anu
ACTUALLY walked INTO Ore"I wen Nl..' ''' =
and that he. too is NOT 10 ot heaio oi -,''ii
DO he possible thar yoH do moi see NN"y Hl9
happened ana that yoN SUI 81! "'"'ls
knows the rights oi % 10 me IL 5 as clear
Us yonIcr SKY tatAcr talher ! can
hardly control myself when l thlhA OIL u 3
inc 'l4an'lS coward % lii.e Niul' anu e'-
reiFe am Hn.a-Iceu2s ch.-d IKE her q ni'e
-'ntIemaulke thnS 10 Joe sure anu Ae
always talking m hi- grand manner an'At
ladies aud gentlemen ANA tnef Wal~ anu
behavior, and trying % copy them ln lhcr
Voices and iouk~2 Who is he, and who are
we, that we are 10 be talking oi ladies and
gentlemen : We are mllicr~ here with tins
od mm-shackie, tumnle-down mil! Tor our
estate, and be, the son OF ti9e6~hlre lar
mer, whose grandfather ma ion. Wa- M the
p.nugh'- tail sixty years ago Petty pedigree
ir ladies and gentlemen. hy example ! de-
clare 90 you again. father, that u saw that
man dying Ht thirst at my lect, l should not
pa, ont my hand to give HIM a g.a-- "i wa
Ger. Do | SAW him walking b.mdiolu toward
THE edge % ShinEie-head O-ii, ] Would not
gut ont my arm 90 stop mm- Mon dleu.
uo. Size added with much ge~tcalation, a~
-ur aEam moves forward
Ihr odd man puts his arm through her s..
caleNurng gently to RESTRAIN ana quiet htr.
a~ Ac says, " En- but lt- mercy you
were uo- born q man. Naomi, Tor Ned ha
given the blow first, and the word aiterward ;
and, a~ TO my having lived all these years M
t.c world. ] have said. ii they We learned
mo anything. that Reuben coined here Of
l'c 20 look after my eldest daughter. stead
ui mv Youngest ] never seed more be-
tuilt him and dear Jeanette than hetwixt
linn and Won. he'aut going To say that
yla mayn't be right, bat Reuben Staytor
has many friends, and is of here and there
and anywhere hctimcs, as be likes, neither
Hv Your leave nor with your leave, and they
knows n1 more of him at home than if he
WAS at the uole~. You'd be as iu-t. If YOU
aiI Door ,Ieauette'- going from us at the
dulrof any of those idle. gaping sentle-to.k
visitors as come up sometimes from Crew
haven to look Mt the ola mill ANY way
its almost broke my heart. and If ] don
got tidin.s of her aforc Miclaelmas. shall
never see the beginning Of another year.
and the oll man baries his face in hi.
hands.
The mill is reached now. and the girl =.
angry mood giving place to the tender one
-ae ane.tionatelv tares~e- her father as D.,
enters its quaint oh basement. and the ty,
ta-> ont of an aatumnal sunlight. which .fui
q brief while. la, seemed. hy IL, cheerful
ness. to mock their misery.
The mill itself? Well. it was. as Naom