The Newtown bee., 1877-11-29
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 tender years, "known" many yoashful neophy y,ss, and sislwart men. bat who had never yet taken unto herself Aus' band, conceived and bore son.
 9 And Adah wa, q sojournsr, Asd lived as handnsid in the house of Tru- msu, the faceiious and versatile cobb,sr, who dwellsth on the hills In the Pur' chase, afar from the much vsnsrsisd Rat,lssnske Rock, overlooking the bois' ,erous waters of the great river. even the Housaionic.
 g. And Truman. the facs,ious, cared for the maid in her hour of peril.
 {, And he seat for Nathan, the learn cd, kind.hsar,ed and benevolent physi- clan and surgeon, who hath bssn in aad ont among us, 10 now these many years, ever showing forth . perfect specimen of all the qualities tha. go to make up tho perfect man.
 5. And Nathan cared for the maids necessities.
 G. And, when the supreme hour he'd come hs inquired tho name of the chiids father.
 2 And she lifted up her voice, snd cried aloud, "GO to. now The fs!h- CTS name is George, be that dwellssh by the side of the great river, h the land of Fight"
 8. And Nathan believed not her cay ing.
 9. For he saith: "Lol the child is strong, and comsly, and fair to look ap' op. Ho doth not come frsm innsiurs or feeble parsasage." 10. But Nathan knew not that Adah wrs agile as q deer, and could scale six rail fence.
 ii. Ssill was his judgment just, for he is not easily deceived. 12. And it came to pass that in the ninth month of the reign of Rutherford, the paci6ca,or, that there WAS high old quarrel in the mountains of the Pur- chase, at the home of Truman, tho face ,ious, and refuge of Adsh.
 13. And be spanked her. 1 14. Then straightway went the hand maid to Frederick, the Tall one of South- bury's four chief men, and oversesr of the poor and afflicted. and she "sqGealed on" Truman, the facetious.
 Ia And she told much.
 16. Then went Frederick, the Tall, and comm pned carefully with Reuben, the Prudent, Philo, the Friendly, who dw welle.h in the far west, between the two rivers, and with Charles. the Bland. they being the remaining chief men in authority.
 r. And they took deep counssl .ogesh. CT.
 iS And it came to pass ia the fa'ssss of George, whose surname is Can Heitl-- he who dispensesh justice to the dwsller, in ths fair and secluded vale of Britain, which lieth beyond the noun .ains of oeu.hhury--,hat peaceful land.
 ls. Now George, the Justice, though . lAyman, is of quick perception, and sx. pert in the law. insomuch tha, his advice Is much sought after, and he wisely sd. siseth much people.
 20 And George siAndeth by the foun. dations of justice, and is set carried away by every kind of doctrine
 Fl. And he sxcsllesh in the competing of difficulties among he people.
 2s. Then drew nigh Fredeick and his chief men. snd held earnest conyerss.ion with George, the Justice.
 Sa. And it came to pats that they com plained unto George. against Tram ,s. the facstious, according to the ess.ons and laws of the county.
 24- And Truman delivered himself ID to she Justice.
 20. And it came 10 pass. in the process of time, that iAsrs was . gathering of 'hs clans at the high temple sf justice ia the sequsstsred vale of RSitnin.
 26. And the psopss with ons mizd gathered thsmselves together ss sss what the end would hs.
 T. Then came Nsuton, whess ssr. name is Wheeler. Inc young counselor, to advise the chief men, and to push the complaint to hapsy conelusioa.
 2S. And William, the historian, cums from the far waters of ths beautiful Pomperaug to defend, as is hs won't, ,hs poor and friendless.
 29 And hs dsfendsd Truman. she sad- ly accused.
 ao And 1t cans to pass that while | Theodore, the detective and Nsuisn, the | young counselor = being besHysd by false leads-wrre seeking the maid is the wilds of New Amsterdam, that s.eisn, Dutch state. she was quietly rsposing be. heatn tne sheitsrisg Arns Of Trumsn's roof-tres.
 sl. ind Truman prYSrsd Ms ssss
 sa. And it happened on this wise, sAss when all was ready, aad svsryons was moving to his own rlscs, there was 'tir among the multitude, and . mysts. rious whispering prevailed h the temple If justice.
 SS. For they said among themselves, he maid hath rrcan.ed. First she ae. eused George, then she accused Truman, md now she saith she wist not who the 'ather of the man child was.
 A. For she saith how shall she deter. nine the one among 90 manyi