Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-03-29
Che family Circle.
4 Buffalo Stampede.

4 Buffalo Stampede.
Passing out hctwccn the hills the young
fellows found themselves on Il nearly level
plain. Here, too, was u dense thronr of
hutlAlucs stretching off 10 the undullting
horizon As the two explorers walked on
II wide lane seemed to be opened in the
mighty herds before them. In>en~iblv
and without any hurry the creatures drift
Cd away to the right and left. browsing or
back. they saw that the butlalotS had clos
ed up their ranks on the trail which they
had lust pursued; while before, and on Ell
Their hand, was 4 wall of animals.
-" We are surrounded " almost Whis-
pcrcl Arthur with some alarm.
" Never mind. my boy. We can walk
ont Just rs the children Of Israel did from
the Red Sea. Only we have waves of buff
alors instead of water, To close behind and
open before. and be a wall on each side
Srr'
And, az they kept on. the mass before
them melted away III some mysterious
fashion. ALWAYS 1t the same distance from
them.
- See We move in 4 vacant space
that travels with us wherever we 90,
ArtV.'
Yes, s:,il The l.l 1t seems Just
a. if we were a candle in the dark. The
open ground around IL is tie light We
shed the hutlaloc> are the darkness out
side"
:. \ GOOD figure Of Speech that ny lad
die must remember it. But we N,
getting ~, Of the Wilderness
They had now come I" sharp rl-e 81
ground broNrn 10y 4 rocky ledge. Whlci
tulne" ii'r hrrd> more t" inc n'rthM ard
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Ices Ter Il 1im". tfit h' N"hd them W'r'
th"u>'n"S more turning >"lthW:Td they
struck arr">> The country t"r the wagon
ir'rN'. 4uIte wei satisfied WITH tlD!r r1
purttlon--
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came ul'"H " 9'h2I' wagon, Hh''>-toNtr'H
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