The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-12-24

Llllt Out lOE lIltlI hluuutnn Oulf VuNhp
always that shut.upness about an Eng
that seems to make him all
heart at Il time of sorrow, and piece
of solid bluntness at every other time.
Well, it was now just upon morning,
and We were all worked up to a pitch of
excitement that nothing could be like.
We had been expecting to como upon
the poor child all the afternoon and
right, but now there could be no DOUBT
of it. She must be here for we were
down in the stoke.hole, working again
with moro vigor than had been shown
for hours. Mems faces were flushed,
and their teeth set. They didn't talk,
only in whispers and the stuff went
hging ont aa fast as others could take it
away
"Elsy, easy" the sergeant of the
police kept saying, as he and two of his
men kept us we'll lit with the strong
light Cf their lanterns.
But the meu tore on, till at last the
place was about cleared ont, and We
had got ont to n mass of brick wall
siopug against one side, aud n little
woodwork on the other side, along with
some rubbish.
And now was the exciting time. rs we
wont rour of us. ot tbe brick wall,
droogpd ot if, and raised it. when some
women up above smieked out, and we
stood trembling, for it had crumblcd
down and lay all of heap whtre we
had raised il from.
"Onck 4" / shouted, buskily.
And we tore the bricks away till there
was hardly fl scrnp left, and we stood
staring ut one another.
"Wby. she amt there arter all "
says a policeman,
t'Tm blrsf." saws another.
But | couldn't speak, for | did not
know what to do: but stood staring
about as if | expected next to see the
little darling come running up again
mhurt
"Try thcre." saws the sergeant,
NH, h, t,,,,l or his Iigbt into o
JorL norrcr wbore the hits of wood
I",, ", " onj + d6rtod across md threw bacl,
tgsn ~, fbron rIoros whom | pave n cry
ovd {aIl an nv Lnees again. For there
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w., I;,tls 5;,t mnl;nHiesa 6Gnre lving therq
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,nith' ,I' JInnJ ~ orJ Scrons of mortar she Inv
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lilhf ~ no riging snn shone and i
yaa "a' redoctea down mon that tipy fac,
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i'aant,, 1,,t". oTd % ap Lnelt there in fine stii
n;InmoJJ ;IJ ,f thn oorIv morn 7 could hen