The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-10-21

hIlnOf me lor my lnadhc,'' oNo,
That better, d0rtor, ! "'F,, La,
look here, sir, speaking % onr finn,
sailed the ,ra., ~ l%'IfIo' nioyc -,
WIN Ii'' INV " "uod ont and nm.
hand, III" IRE. are "IGT" ~ al ,hcrc,. n,
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w. ~" ",u :, lr al ri.imo
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gan" -, ,nm ,,L G,rrn Pm unt
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','' my 'I'N,"t """' W. w. WV" ~
2,l-, ana I'l II 'I't "''r-''''r was ",I'y
"b'.i q coupe 81 'c"' Poo''' III ~ anu '"'
sum zen on ll'' carpet H.,
saw ,h' Years come ~ n'' 'y''' n"'
-n' sII ""'I'hR ""I{ I,"' '"~n '"'
gun "'n' '''' "',I y, "''N' =, ~
me "2't|r ''o" ! come ln' l',T "'Ai
|'f' amy WIS 'E!n"S ky o,'"
"r""'F, l''I ','''I INV ""' : ""' I"" ~,
"h"'HI' u" n''l "'"' M''SP'' ~ '''.'l'
H,IIh' ~ hl', '"' T'''' a. Nv,
such q h'arI broken ,"' ''''' '' tue ''N'
"r"Il wave 'all,' on tue ~" M"''' , was
lIpallhH, ! struck "Wi WIN ~, NY "n'Eu''
rose over II ana Hoal'N E'hl'E o"N" 'h'
other side.
For the nc&l four days phlllhG IL ~
a drowning man STRIVING lor ms me IKE
Il ~Druc-hGortod fellow It was IKE great
flaming waves coming to wash over me,
but the shores still in sight, and NJ" trying
hard to reach it,
And it WIS n "rim, hard fight Il dozen
time | could have given up, folded my
arms, and said pood-byc to the dear old
Watching face safe on shore; but Il look
at that always chccr"d me, and ! fought
on AGAIN and again, till ut last the sea
s"cmrd to go down, and, in utter wcari-
ln-.. ! turned on my back to float rest
fully with the tide bearing me sheer
ward, Till touched the sands, crrpt up
them, and fell down worn out, to sleep
in tlc sun safe,
That's u curious way OF putting 1t,
you may ay, but it seems natural to me
to mis- it up with the things of sraporn@
IIlNt anu wv UillN'l Nv NI'h n'i
10 many fight hard for their lives. 1t
was Just ike striving in the midst of u
storm to me, and when at last ! did fall
into u deep sleep | felt surprised like to
find myself living in my own bed, with
Polly watching by me; and when
stretched out my hand, and took hers,
sine let loose that which she had kept
hidd II from me before, and, falling on
hrr knees hy my bedside. she sobbrd for
very low.
as much bccflca and brandy rs You
can yet him to lokc," the doctor saws,
that afternoon; and it wasn't long before
| rot from -Iops TO solids, and then was
cent, rs told you, into the country to
ret strong, while the doctor got no end Of
for thee cure he made,
never said a word though, even to
Polly, for he did his best; but | don't
hink any medicine would have cured me
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