Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-02-18
Giants Errand ;
on, THE oooD-sAMARITAN poo.

on, THE SAMARITAN D0G.
G;ont IL mopstrous Newfoundland dog.
uact and white With vorv long ourIy
hair and lives in n town where there are a
,rcat manv very bieb hills A moor widow
a. On Soor u;i1 tho vorv highest one
and sbe has two orandchildrcn with her
Annie Rrace n dear little Girl about EIGHT
years old md a habv sister Of hers Who
b.sn, rs vol oot any name At all. their
mother died last autumn and GOOD Grand.
mother Rraco soid mWcu / must take
,ho moor I,,lo ornbons. they've nohodv else
70 caro Gor tbemfn
60 sbe brought them both nm to her tinv
b;t n = brown honso on tho ION or tho hiob
Kin OF course bobv must have some new
nil evcrv dav 10 drink ont Of n oueer N.
10 bot,lo which Grandma Brace held in one
hand while she put the other under baby s
head, which had scarce single hair on It,
wish you could have seen Annie brace
trot down the hill to Farmer Browns every
morning, with little tin'pail, to get the
milk; it was more than half mile away,
and some days it was so cold Jack Frost
nipped her nose and ears. Annie did not
care for that, not she, for if ever Jack Frost
was friends with anybody, it was with her
and as she flew down the hill, with steps as
light as fairy's, he delighted to frolic with
her. He pinched her cheeks till they were
redder than roses; he sent the warm blood
tingling through every vein in her little
body till she felt like dancing jig with
every pretty little bush by the roadside, and
he covered her little hood with jewels that
sparkled like diamonds bright"
Everybody at Farmer Browns was g lad
to see the little blue hood with diamonds on
it coming into the yard, but no one more
glad than Giant. He leaped on her, put
his great paws on her shoulder, and said by
thousand joyful signs "Oh, how glad |
am to see you, Annie Brace! Dear little
Annie. Brace, how glad | am to see yom "
~, - T;sne., II i 90 mucn' tnat she
po. nav ~" III - ~ ,o.tna a.,
-. - " ana 49,
W. A." p.omn had M, ,to MILF int,
,, 49, W. 80 "a
Wy 80 w. t""i -" -. 60
o,osa ,1PtS " ~ :. r 80. baaI
60 ~ " c. a. ~, ~ p;',5o g. 80
.I oNs ;,u - ~ Ss.I';l $500 -
snomoas;na ae 49, tSa 5oonas, ana,r If
%"npf'II "a \" a a .han CT hao, $3.50 =
III. - 49, ~ n.5 49, - =
- - IA Ill 49, ,ran. -, Lo
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4no aa :, Fohr,arn :, s,omoa all IA
hordor ~ :, ornr snowsa '" ovon On soo,
m;n so v"1n &C. sno"u., W." J' ID
a,n1 'eiO' ~, ~, ~ ,N;nS S "a '1 49, 19 81
dr;Ga on ovory s;do crow h;ahor and h;eho
,;u ' w. W o,' o,'o e." az. ~
avon ,be nnince hnsh IN ,be oosdenF oTc, ~ a
wero coyorod rndor tho nnre whi,o hoo,
t;GI snow and s,ir, !, saowoa .nd snomo
~ ,h". 80. ana ~, ,ho 49, h.o",,
IN ,ha ,mo S Iomor nonas ~ n .opaa ia
t;,ohon w;nSows woro oomn,o,aIr oonoro,
al sho oonIa soar.ol,, aap 49, ~ a
,norn;no i mos co al a. a. ho,
Earmos prown iii hroaI roaa ,Lro~a
nro,tv oariv =" sho sa;d 10 Aan;o g w. H Sas
won'i bave ,nv nil F" " w
60 Ann;a ci;mhoJ into chair ON, looL,
ON, 20 900 ,ho o~or COVE 49,, H., lii, ,'Ia'
;na ,Sron,n ,ha snon u Pa a
.csor ,sea, storm Sbo - 80 oon
M, 90 e. Mil ar bcr l;,tle hc 5r0 v .On
have hcen anita covered nm in ,hoso do,
-. r. 80
G.anj ~ p"tsa - AZ - g.,
s,arvo. sho - a.rowroo, a-na, ~ n Da,
hottie bns b"hv won J ,onoh a y,
mode nm f.ces =, IL and sn;t il q,
Grondma worried i,ue ,hnn hn, 4
sa;d.nT Lna,. Ea-na. u IN 49,.
hr and hr ao1 to,n -. .;' nc ~;
alone
R1, tho norn;,, uossoa ana Lo IA.
oome. ,ho af,ornooSn a r and non, ona
d;Jn,, oon,o ana 10 ,,r;l;rL, - g
on the Ii,,ie brown honse bsls hns;sS 10 /,
snow'dr;r,s anJ ho d;Jn,, Conc 7, mo-.
lona lona d. Aa,,;o IooLoa -;
d"yn ~, IT. I;l, ,Sn ,l,anaana ,;",os s' " w."
oysn'o nd ana 49, a.a -, " Ia "a :
bauds en- - go ~" ~ oI So naoaaS -
r-ot,od 81 lsa - w.. -. o ~ %
hnnrrr - tL;nar "a ,Ln,'.h ~" =.
~ ssd 49, Az sa,, a. r :
~ ".s 'I. y, - tnne, 1nS 'ouu d.
ca(o orrmhled in vino No ons,ara 'f III
or hoteS NO ca,n;n toa a. h.rlev cr,e al, :
an. o,hs, I;,u;d Il. oouid ha ;honah,
So tbings Looked nrettv serious os MIA
came an
Down At Farmor Rrown,s ,h;,,s IooL
ser;ors zoo Tba dov hoforo ,yhst ho oall
"a crick" came on. and he could not :
out of his bed. His bow, John. had 90
home on visit, and poor Mrs. Brown b
to put on her husbands great high boo
and wade out to the barn, and feed /