Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-06-18
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A CALIFORNIA ENOCH ARDEN.

than another soliloquized Five think-
ing himself unooseryed' We heaTH h'm'
Tor a'' 'ha'' Tor he sat ll'' OUTSIDE 'ne
cabin under iae she'd watching oot"een
Tue WINS oi Ms p'pe' 'no o'.P' uiiP ..
tae SHlnS'eS' "ni'e 'ne 'out o' % u'ouoD
away q" a'a"-poAor iu'''e' 40 DA'
was Holr''uinS J1'' 'n'"' 'n'H "e'a
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oar 'A'' vas "o' S'NN'0 oH VIA . ''"''"'
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c'o'A houses stores @"d sA'ooNS WIN
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dresS-para e along 'ae IAoToagn1AEe' Ia
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morning '1'.'-'0s'
O-G c@o!A s'ood IH''e "''hu'a"H
| from Ine main street. Ihe nome OF u'e Vi
as ior many months IhoSe dAYs are
pas ana gone "hen JACK USED 20 loss
h-s s,eanins sAP-JaeAs W INC C~'inneJ
aud dei'-y eaten 'hem on Inc OUTSIDE
'aese DAYS Oh ALMOST unSSl5 ms P''A @nD
oeA's' WIKI d 'o'S S'ul'-o0''7''''a' '"''o
o. ''e'a oeei' " G A1'" 41''o ven ''AcN
otae' : history 80 l"' - EeNe1'l POiH'S
Wen'-sA save 'oA' OF rive VINO was an
enigma. vi him. 'he only 'AnRio!e SNo
dlSco'esao'e mara "A' q o.ue q "oFAeu
between MS 'nuiuo ana 'o''Huge'-auu
SO nc earned hl' u'.e. y spare nervous
li''le man. win 4 o'acA' sweeping NOUS
tAcae' cAIe"o'n Coun'enance' anu d
resSe>s '5o' Auo 'O'Ce 'ua' ula"s Auen
togetneT ID pioneer umeS IS lheApilcaoIe'
Sim had oeen a MINISTER hsd shpped
from grace and hoated TO the gold
country. John BGnyan was broken
down merchant from Troy. fond of his
K uPPle. and a master-hand at story.
Brannan had last come from Calcutta,
where he had been a missionary. he said,
but he thumbed JACK too well tor that.
This was before the era OF genteel cler-
gymen. Five and l, runaway from
home, made up our household. Five, a.
first. we used 70 ply with questions, but,
gaining nothing by our trouble, gave il
up. His only live companion was his
dog. q brindled, sulky, snspplsh brute,
with a stumpy tail His fsithiulness and
love, withdrawn from every one else,
centered in his master Fiye's chief SOL
see was his violin. When others sought
the saloon, he took his violin and whiled
away the hours with touching melodies,
soft. dreamy airs OF home, or anon, wild
wailing strains that thrilled the SOUL
Msny time and OF: have l seen kno.
OF rolgh fellows hangisg around cabin
a. eveaude, listening 10 the music IS Inc
qUie. air bore 1t sweet!y 70 them, and
thus Ewes vioIn WSs a minister oil com,
fort 10 mAny lonely man lie "ou4o
rarely play Whon asked, and 'nen Only
some diity Ike the WTe'.'r' Dq"SH'e'
or 4'"' b'y0.' o''''''' "u'on "ouiu pu'
fits into follows hoels-reserVing ioT
his own communion the strains that were
so melting to ali. And IN 'nis way ht
,ou1u = oo'I P'1'O1'N.p ','''' ~ -,
LIZ - - 80 .',e y, .,.,,s;o.I po,,rcooo
,Hou'5 So 80 ~" 'T -, :, 'l go
0u' 'N0 = ~ va .,. So ''' '
'uEe Was ii i'oDi i'Eu''
hot. not terFioiy not were 'ne SUN
mer days, and l. unused 70 hard WORK
dropped my shovel one burning ai'eT'
noon' anu went uP u 'ne 'H"N.J '''e'
out aud disguS'eu' was sulpfiSeu u
find Five al the house and IN his DUNK
tor he had gone out with the res'' anC
was always q steady worker
Sick, old man