Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30

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to head for Sligo, feeling sure that the
beauties of Tough Gill would we'll repay
me my long walk thither.
Next morning l was up early, and,
knapsack on back and stick in hand,
started off on my journey.
For the first mile or two, the road was
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and wild. It seemed q land drenched
with constant showers, and beat upon by
constant gales. There was nothing to
charm me in anything l saw, SO I hurried
On.
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As may be expected, ! was both tired and
hungry.
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wonderful change in me for the better.
There were still couple of hours to pass
before dark, and how better could en-
ploy them than by attempting to cover in
IN easy way the five miles yet between
me and Sligoa Once there, l could make
up by day idleness for this day Of ex-
tra exertion. So, after q short rest,
shouldered my knapsack, grasped my
stick, and started off again.
Once clear of the village, the country
began rapidly to improve, and the seem
ory ct one or two spots was SO pleasant,
that / was tempted to l0iter. was not
moro than half the way, when suddenly
wakened to the fact that night was be-
ginning to fall upon me fast.
~ cannot reach Sligo now before dark
that's CERTAIN muttered, as hoisted
my knapsack an inch or two higher, and
began to cover the ground at my best
rate. "However, the sooner I get there
the better"
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roads met, and while stood doubtful
which TO take, gig driven by some one
singing in loud key overlook me. AT
sight Of my lonely figure, the gig was
halted suddenly, and the driver ceased his
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