The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-09-02

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any 4 his bs,l
But vss ~ WIsananll, vAieA ssa1
rsuols ssssstss ~ lpunAsa. - vAasA
had cone deun thseuah eneopoAina -.
stons Of winl1ss ials' ~ hAhsrs -,
in dsnesri A IN nss1hs. ssA ~ sssua
brick niIla Ia pistosssqse ssslasu aloas
tbs slssau. ths slosak ~ 49, - ~
On The nobis na.uioa = ~ MA vsols
b. offered a public aseliea. ssd II ~
Arss time shs Winters veuN y ch,Ieea
70 10 forth Into he void peuaiIeua ua.
A. h ~ ~ pIs(sss & his aniasy.
luxurious mother rsdusea = vsst ~
bot tsays slasted isom Issis syea ~
'hesyQGued thatpe peofo opo1sr - 1hsaSAip,
y " 0g2ble ~ N r - sFon
~ k4 Susdts I tnovS - sa1iaU
mC1nssin.
And they never - mush = gsvs - :
hat of the dsngss. b nsss& = y vailed
bsishIy along. but IL ne kssp . y col
lsss. spending noasy = Il ~ ~ bank
Of Esgland q ny dispoeal. Wo1l sup.
pose father thought The dasdi1sd youag
Winter too s6eninats and had oe IL a.
gau TO b interested in bssiasss sGhiss.
and mother did moi want % vossy ~ I
wonder what they voald ~ Il thsy tssw
/ bad discovered Ill about u y accident
Apd instea1 Of leneieg 500 deas old
Tab. ~ cut hszs u Ah6sslss Eand hs
burst into merry laugh - b looked crit-
ically at the ragged bet and muddy boots.
And how sistsr faa and brother Fred
would turn up their aristocfatie syss y
my red shirt and blistsred hagsrsl hs "A :
ded with another laugh.
Fortune seemed particularly eonplacsns
this sitsrnoon. AZ hs came IL sight d
the digging he ~ startled By dssp
growl, followed almost Immediately BY :
sharp cry for help. Without . moment
hesitation he aartsd tlfoash Me under
beuah N the direetioa q ths sosnd. He
had scarcely gone dozen steps, however.
- han ho waa bpou Ohk N q snd6au skand-
still BY great shaggy form rising up d.
rectly before him. A. esA4
Now II there NJ NY ens acsomplish-
msnt 10 (which ke took particular pride II
was his msrksmauship. Wintervills itsslf
wss near the frontier. and ever since hs
had been able 10 hold gun be had been
accustomed to spend most Of his vacations
in the woods. OF course mountain gris.
zly wss rather out OF the ordinary lire Of
his hunting encounters. but ia the pres
snt instance the surprise was 70 sudden
That hs had no Nine to realize ths peril hs
was IN. Bringing his rids 70 hb should
sr with quick motion. hs lodged : ball
between tho syes Of his beasship. and be-
lore the animal could rsalize what was
Tho matter. followed Il up with another
behind the shoulder.
With mingled roar Of agony and rage
Bruiu sprang towards him bat was brought
Eolthe ground BY another ball sent With The
name unerring accuracy.
Jumping jisgers. but you've done III
acclaimed an sdmiring voiee. and great
raw -bonsd miner staggered 10 bis iest.
md began wiping the blood from his
.yss. You've saved ~ I'd mans life.
yonksr, fos ~ varuise wo6n lave Anish.
ID me in about one more mouthfuL
a. Paul looked d the torn, lsssnted
iase, and the clothing which hung IN
rags and drippsd blood at every step, be
could very we'll believe thaa about one
more mouthful would have finished the
Job.
could = wished ye'd stepped 10 earlier
yopker, continued the miner, eyeiog him
.elf ruefully. hut s'pose - did the bsss y
could. II the durned srittsr hadn't
caught me ~ithout my veepins I should
not ~ sqssslsd. Bat I Owe ysaa good
Turn ior this, led, % ont with Il. Would
70 like ! bax full o sinners. or ths best
hunting outnt Frisco cao furnishi
But Paul Who recognized through The
dirt and blood. the isos Of the principal
man Of Lost PArd. quietly requested that
he be allowed to remain 10 the valley.
The mans fAce underwent . serious
change NJ thia modsat renuaat. His evas