The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-15

o 8 10 bet knfes in 1t, cpaIin thcte sfts'
hesltby boyssni gils en- sooltin utcf
he eouIdut ktep en- qui wnhaut 1t
Ibeu. 81 tie boys lgraei 70 cone AFT, lbs
city TELLER lost bis ioltin, 80 over be seui
alter Tom. Mr. Hugh aud tie thsr ie.itI
yast looked At each ctber so sisgssrd 10
their places, aud they fGu Into Mise Nay.
She dhlt sye ew time to ret more
sesrt She jest haaded rm iwc bucAelr,
snl ssil, kiuder stern.
Hafe doot be oossrds. II We must
/ die. lets die brssely. but 10 the mesuliu e
+ --Work
They told me aiIersards tbut ber eraudt
father uss famous s-s captain that vent
5oau stsndia 90 the bt Ige Of hls ship.
80 gees ste tux alter lin, Al Il came 10
The top when II vas wanted, cause sLe
WAS G. oil s. a coNcum Der. As fast as the
here got scared sue grew quiet, aud her
voice, that Mas soft aud gen ls when che
used to sit bes lie me "a glike abell as she
tcll EN- v bat 10 do We were getDiu on
nov With that wind at our backs 40 the
faciu cut Of the Foam We conduit help it.
We were 10 past the lighthouse, bn be
gun b tLiuk we'd weather y. just then
there wss report like i,tol. 81 welt
hoelinto leeward viii my arm IL ftuders.
! remember thIukrn that was the end o
things, d then / tti ted.
When came tc there was Miss May
aud Mr.. Hugh holdin the ulIr with oil
their might The derned rcp3 bad used /
to lash the handle bad broke My srm
sss priIiug me je,t vful but managed |
to put my we'll shoulder to the wheel. so
to speak and found could help conslderI
able The rope had got pushed about the
painter Of the dofy au was trallIn III the
water Behind
The RiIls had kind,r wated up, all but
NJ julie She couldn't seem to get over
b, T iea', but sat there rs " hlte asa ghost,
with her teeth obatteru. think Mr..
Hugh's eyes begun to be opened then, for
be gave Miss May the queerest |, oh. She
met bis eyes, en for q moment her bright
new co'or went away; then she turned to
ne an taId so pitiiu:
Poor Uncle jerry! Hugh, help me to
ash the rudder again; UucIe jerry cal't
tSnd it mucn more.
! NOV, d a little over, an they both
cached for the rope. The next moment
'liss May gave horrid, groauin cry, an
DR. Hugh was 10 the water holdln on
" the rope. Miss Mays face was deatbly
,ale, al she was all bent over 10 the queer
It way-telllu Mr.. Hugh to be patient.
he didn't seem able to move, an ! rel
lem Der | was sorter cross at the idea Of
er given out lest when she was III ost
eeded | called Que Of the boys, al bel
aeen us we got Mr.. Hugh on board, Miss
lay all the time lesnin mors sn more
yer the ri le, Till feared he'd be over g
20. Il
Uncle jerry paused TO control the quivl
r in bis old voice.
As we pul ed Mr. Hugh on board there d
as a sudden Jerk, and Miss May wei C
yer. saw then what the trouble WIS.
he rope that held the dory was only
qltly ont. an the sudden pull Mr. Hugh y
ad given it bad hauled it tight su drawn "
llss May s arms tight across her chest, f
he pam must have been awful, for when tt
e found her both arms were broken, an
ltre was great dent across her chest
here the breath had been knocked out O.
her, almost. She knew if she said any,
ling Mr.. Hugh would let go, so after c.
Ie first cry she never let sound pass her e.
ps. al
Goodby, Uncle jerry. she says, Then
le looked at Mr. Hugh, an that look has Il
a united me ever since, it was so full OF
vel Gtoiby, Hugh, My dear, dear
ugh she said, an bis uame as i; left her ii
ps vas the la't sound she made Then lo
Ie water closed Over, an shs never rose v
gan.
ULcle jerry didn't care 10 conceal tie 81
lnest tears that rolled down his cheeke,
ID somttllng IN my own eyes blurred T
,e ses from my Vi ion. Neither spoke &C
r minute; then ! said
Dii you say you found het2 sc
Uncle jerry replied grutlly: ty
| found her myself, after the storm,
in on a bed Of Sc weed, that same lovn br
90 her face. 1t closed he season at ss
iss Holts, and | sold the Folm for $40
get her opt Of the bay, 40 | hsiD't never
ok pleasure party since, Gu .ss | h
1n't pant suy mCre terdsy.
And gathering up his brushes Uncle tb
ry left me abruptly sndstsrted through
e heavy sands 70 home, while moved yC
y seat ont Of reach Of the incoming tide
ID watched bis STOPPING figure I'll 1t 10
nl,hed 10 the door Of his cabin and at
edltsted on what ! bad heard.
the Agent tsympathiItd, n,