The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-11-13
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III As the train neared Tho heavy Wall
ffownings down upon the iron sthor nueh-
fore, M q faced a oman viii sad
eyes, sitR bttea o. among her
Hair, pEsshad ths q olded- haired
/ girl more losely I'd her side i 35sg
Sing Sing e rang out IL hi trainman's
| voice. I'D
Z haYe passed the, station time and
time sagain, sbut always the sound Of
] that name fol lss III 5mysears with dis
NAL import. In the glow 0f q summer
mid -day, when ali the earth is bean.
teous, when songs Of gladness fill: The
5air-the name sends q chill Of despair
TO myshsart; q sympath eticl feeling : for
thoss$w WIG are eond emmad TO pass long
hours,w weeks, drag giing mon hsand weary
years withinS those dismal walls. At
smidnigh hit, when the wind whistles among
the Hudson iiyeTS palisad Hes, and When
the feecy Sno WSol buds SBcufTy along the
black horizon, I've often Been awaken
ed from q pleasant dream of home
where dear ones are gathered, by the
sound Of that name Sing Sing. And,
Within within stones. throw ARE hundreds
sleeping, dreaming perhaps of other
days, or tossing upon hard couches.
with the grim fingers ofdespair drag
/ ging from the heart Ore the eonsscciience
stricke of Templse
4 CHANGED cate nd iookso utter
tsorro that came pom the 4 woman's
face as the man sang out "Sine
Sing. ' train stop ind she GOT
out with the child. Here, thought /
to myself il life schaptef about to be
reversed. Having tim TO spare, and
kno@ wing Chat could catch another
train in an hour I followed the pale
faced woman and child. 4 N ji3.
To the great iron gates she went;
they were open when she showed d slip
Of paper to tho man in charge. He,,5 ae
chance happened, was not unknown to
me; he ecognized me and allowed me
entrance without q pass " Z, 81 II
followed the woman to official head
quarters. I saw her speak tosthe gem
tleman sitting at the desk; and Esaw a
strange come ii ponS bis. face. He
pressed as hut as inS t1s walt and to the
/ young. man bit fespon led whispered
a. few len Tie woman and
child olowa1aSstt man from the
room Hasstiif y STEP orward. 81 told
thes Official II was a.m an Of the nrasa
5EreSsI had finished he pointed afte,
the departing Two and said -
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and a;red ~ ~ = NJ Il :,
ter tlIem hare Waa; n, Il no.. q
that deep. heavg i, lanns tsii;na M Il +
had even haan. Find Il fbs ~ 3 -. :
snow nd snaia fa.ss t t ioas -
the nf;son nss,its M $50 SsssS s. y
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SW;ftIy st a1;Jsd iIs ~ W es;.
kne1t II The side = = III r. oos sne
Eiss 1,non tSa naI,; y -, sue plessea
The parel'msnt. 800; 5oser t; Mhgn
drawn 3 aIamss IT a a. ~ y ~ nely
ne - came from b e, ~ + ~ you snow
The. atf farer,ss ST. pmovsd. jbnts 10
SCUM uafina rom II f,enn.s Rves were
fastened mon her ffacsa bI1rnine ewes
] deep.set among follow a SOCKETS. Did
4 he recognize her
She lifted us Little Oil up. ..Kiss
Spoof spapa. Hattie: Door S papa 4 sicka :
4 Like tfie touch ri dewv' ,rose- leaves
/ the sweet Sins ofEtha sIitfla rirI war :,
laid upon lie hollow cheeks. a ssI4S
Than 3 strange: I:iir,nnir;no look. came
I from the little girl to the fearful face! Of
husky onas came r. ana a ram.
Who-who Is it y 7.7 ..,s' ~ sss
Dur baby, James. Little Hattie.
* you have never seen Hattie befose.
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