Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-12-10

teaching you to speak German in the
evening, after he comes home from his
work on the farm" said Susie, who
could hit the nail on its head in q most
confusing way.
Hilda laughed and bushed.
Il wish you would be conlcnted to
live here, too" she said. Il shall be so
lonely when you are gone. Why can
you not remain, Susie? You have no
one left in Sweden to care for you, and
this will be another Sweden in little
while"
Susie shook her head Her blue eyes
sought the deep woodland That rose
darkly beyond the hamlet, with glance
of fear.
IF this land had been uninhabited
when we came here, it gould have been
different" she said 80, = y e Had found
here only people like ourselves-Chris-
tians and fellow-b -ings and friends, al
. though, perhaps. speaking a different
language from our own. But these red
men, Hilda, | can never get used to
theilIl '''n never ce"Se 10 Ic"r theih'
could not make happy homo among
them, no matter who should share it
with me.n
E, i n ii"V Is a.. iioi,IrnSe' II.iS Sou Nno"'
Lo sovono tr;hos ~ Mo oastor,, ',',,J n,,J
rvos+o,, ona oont1o;rn nort. 80 tLo ,oaL'
brt thoy o,,o ,nonv dnrs, ;oTrno,, d;atart
and tboy Lrow and coro nothinn ohout
rs Thev will novor como 70 distnrb ~
if we dwell here for lifetime"
II do not fear them" replied Susie
significantly.
"Who, then9n
"Our own Indians"
These friendly tfbegP" said Hilda,
smiling. "Nav. Susie, that Is GOING foo
far Why shouId thcv harm usp Wo
have never wronged one of them in onv
way."
Susie Glanced aronnd and drew hon.
friend aside,
"HiIdo. Won know thot 7 have had an
old Indian woman as pensioppr for .
long timeP'
"Old NokontisP-yps. Inmv oninior
she is n witch, and deserves burninr ot
the stake,n replied HiIda.
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past. she has givpn me doiIv hints that
have made nv very blood RIM cold -
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of tho forost rhoro an ~ onad I on1 doano,,;t ,
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1ontia y ao;5 cuo;a ~ ata'9n
Csll ohe nl"kes hlucll laugh aI
eEeryvnllg' gruh'eu 'he olu slua"'
wen now you llSIeh' Inc Nhlte
f"wn AVN nluS' go-go III once
LOU hi'o" very wen lhaI c'ilhoI
go' us you cal IT, Salu SUSIE !" ny
vw, won you teli me III" "'l"' you mean :
mere "nl u go'
D"cA' pack saiu Iile SquaW' waving
Le arm gL"nolS III tlle an lhls Is the
la"u Vi 'ile feu man. Iet tlle paIelaces
IeaVe II, ana al Will be we'll BUT the
"hlte fa"h slouIo 60 at once
llaI 90 you mean py NJ ohce'!No-
koh'ls' salu susie lhe savage paused
moment
before tuesday she sald' ana stole
away like dark shadow in the direction
OF the Indian camp in the distant forest
Susie looked at HiIda.
There she has been talking to me
like that ior some time past, although