Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-02-27


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Morningl Bright, broad, cloar, cool.
odorous morning! Our ST. eplessnrsS had ut
elast SPARED us the anguish of aw1kinr, and
while for n moment gIorving in the beauty
of the world, to- remember what this morn
ing meant to MS. Giving ourselves ample
time to r, nch the rail way staff m. wa circuit
from our room, and. with eyes full Of Hind
ing tears, crossed the pleasant patio.
pau cd in the ntre. and piucking lovely
srrnv from tie ur at orange rec. kissed il
and gave il to NY wife. without n word
che rlecrl il " tho boom If hor dress -
she drew her NAME asi 10 TO do so, tor tine
first time | note. .. at she wore the very
dress which Cluu ..., IA tist fatal night.
Although it wa. utefly un,ultcu to tie
almost tropical heot through which VIC
should have to travel, ! dared not remon-
.tiute with her. Now, OF III times, her
slightest wish should ic my law.
NDisciussiy uUuii tine ma alve studded
wooden cate, vE,cI! ot night tlur closed tic
entrance tu tue l,t'O. Cn-cen. "" Il ipcd
INTO tire shady, narrow street Oar uIgAE"
was light. COul carry l5 with cas-. to the
station, which was only "a snort Distance on
We were there only too SON.
e had h. Wgil some time Gre tho train.
which, following the example of the true
Spnuiard, declines ON uuY rousdrrati.n I"
lie uurr! 1t. made It's app, rance. We took
our seats IN silence. At last the dlgniirI
train condpsccnl-d e. move onward We
.at side by SIDE, and g"zal ana rtH'l in the
iir, cjion Of the bcau'l,u! city IRON winch
we We're tyiu1; gazai until We saw the very
5sst o. IT, "hui even tn7 gTcl' loI e'iIir
G'I,'lt" WE !U'. 10 N'.W' iI',l' ",i,, o, ,,,
mem / 'hiliN we ul'1 i'a''No' ~ ""'' VIVA
me next thr5c days ana nights seem now
little more to me imam Wiring dream.
On and en- we vent ''' 10 work ont our fate,
over thc same ,ro,tnd which had traversrd,
with scarcely less agitatcd feelings, some
months nro rrolInd nv tooth ,yhon |
thnn,,ht law littIin INV st,nH2nn,s nrJ seem
inoly succnssf,ll Efforts Ind awaited. Now,
not from nnv omission on urocaut.on: not
Ieroiso tIr l5v, c,',nrnilnd. not Lv I'm, nxcr-
else Of force: but simply ON account of the
prcot dictnm of ri Ltnnd wrorr. we were,
Of our own accord rrtracin', orr sters to
face tbn dan~er from vhirh we had fled.
0h li iG "i i,,,n,. If U dn.ti
Nb = uns ,,Innav tn me- nov, Nothing
lut 60 r,,,,h d,.o.et II could no ono thinT
only ono tLat cold vbirL lovishpl So
fre.lv ON that tourney. If co,Ild assure that
pbiltnna onI I',nilif travnl alone If could
1ive ~ ,,ivorv "a, tl,o +i,uo tI.t i,uruev
iasted that WINS nil
Net although nion,. we sroke but little.
Our thnu.,hts vere not such os cam he ok
pressed hv words Her hnul i'm mime. her
head ON INV sbnrlier-.I.nnint when we
could ,,ccn. waking and loot;inls into each
o.rnr's f,ca-- l,nI,,ir,r tho+ rvnrv milo of
sunny or storlit country over which we
,,assnl Lro,,,-tt ,,s ,,l.,,ort o tho ond Ali I
understood tLnn how II i tLot lovers who
are n,anacai ~. some f.rant sorrow can kin
tLan.eIvr, nnl die smiIing i'm n1ch others
o,,r,.i W. r,i,rlt Lcvo f7,,, so. I,,+ o,,.
JaatL. ,,,r'i 0b.,n Iafr T.. ,,ri-h thnt
sfro,,,,,r ,,I,,,u w.. wore s.,.aliut- ia .ove
80 &c il, -, IVAN Ia, 1,i-,ry flo Inv. thn
NIGHTS I,,nt ty We ,ninbt have LanH trny.
aIiin,, tlr,i.,1 The foIrrst scenery in the
vn,l7 80. ,i.n,,,rb tna most anil 1o.ort