Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-23

how nH bic hpn6p snid Shn 'pabf
Shall rive him over 70 vtormentors
and stard Inv ,ybilo tbev do tboi.
worstp no vould NOT wrinkle his
brow ,t ,bo;r 6erce.t Torts No. be
must bnve heavier nunisbmsntt bon
any If those md onr olso which will
cndurc ehaII lon of his r;gbt hand
and hi. lcft foot eo tb,t no NAV ho q.
fohtino man no longer. and then
.bal, dr;yo t,i,, for,b o.in,,,od ,bo
danperops lands whore he may lcarn
fear, rho be,s+s sb,l, bu,. hin, tho
fires of tho around yb.1l spoil his roc.
He shall tnov brpror and bo shall
breathe b,d air And al tbo while no
shall remember tbnt have Nais pear
mo Iiviuu and 1oclod :, her cofSr of
stnro .n nl,v,, cboosc md Ito
pivc over 70 vb,, i,s,Ite may como 20
my f,pcv, 1b,t !. ,,b., sbe J,id
Dcucolion Now osL vou aqoin vii
yotloo hack ia neet barvcno4,nr.p
"No " .,id 81, :. mn n,r+ of ,,,v
Milan f., ro ,,,,,;,,tad aud Iof, 20 I;,aS,
$50 beirm = woman of some ,cryo
7 iudued and morcover baXinc sor,c
small Ltndros. lin 1cf, for Won, ,o,,o
4.l<on il ,,nop myself to mako , Man
for vour fnr,ber movement vbich NAV
fail in with vour wbim. Docs thr
nam. of Tob come back 70 vour mem
,rvo"
conc who was captain Of Tatbo's
ravvp"
"'rbat .omc Tob. 4 orufr rude fol-
lo,v. and ,mcllino. vilc of far but ecem-
fnq ,o have = sturdy honesty of his
own. Tob sails away This nicbt for
paris unknown. presumably to found
\ KINGDOM with Tob for king. IT
seem. he can find little enoupb 10
earn at his craft in Atlantis these LAT;
for DAYS. and has scr,plcs ot seeing
Ii. wife and vouny one. HUNGRY. He
,old mo this nj the borhor-.;dc who,
! nut nv neck undsr tbe ax bv saw
inc wanted carriage for YOU. sir:
and 50. having me under his thumb.
he wa. perbaps more loose-Iipped
4b,n u.naI N'ou saom IN have made
a fine inprcs sion on lob Deucolion.
Tie said II rcpeat his bcortvdisre.p
Won wore inst tho recruit no vvartod
bur whether Won Joined him or mt
he would 30 TO the neither gods 10 do
Won service"
"Rv tbc fellows side GAINED sone
oxnerience in fuhl;no thc grcat.r sea
haosts"
"yVel oo md do :. ,o,ir po1ioro
rc sir IL i ~our only cb,rce /,
,,,r1d or;e,o mo muc, ,o bo,r tho
.o,r;ug-iro, bi.e q, vo,,r .,umns 7
horo,in,d with Toh 20 o,o+ .loar ~
4bn b,rbor forte bnforo bo chain v,s
nm for tho niobt and 81. no i. . vacv
dari,,o fa1Iov ,yi,b M fe,, Of rovio,t-
inu under .ba G,rl,ress no biro,olr
said he would come IN - MONT If tbc
.tore wbicb va ,oreod ,r,o, .nd
,bore await won Comc Dern,Iio, I,t
mo lead Won to tho n1,rc"
MY Girl" | said. II see I owe Won
many thanks for what Won have done
on my poor behalf"
"Oh. vollr tbanks," She said "you
may keen them. did not come ont
here in the dark and tho danrers for
nero thanks. thounh knew well
enough there would he lille else Of
fered." She plucked al nv sleeve.
"Now show me YOUR walking pace. sir.
They will bepin 10 want your countc-
nance in the camp directly. and We
need banker after no too narrow in
eufries for What's alone"
So thereon we set Off. Ylpa and l.
leaving the lights Of the bivouac be-
hind rs. and She showed the wav.
while carried nv wcapons ready 10
ward off attaclls whether from bca>ts
or from men. Few words were passed
between rs. except those which had
concern with the dangers natural TO
the way. Once only did we touch onr
another. and that was where tree
trunk bridged rivulet of scalding
water which flowed from bUil-spring
towards the sea.
Presently. however. we came out
through the trees, and he toughest
part Of our Journey was done. We
saw the ship riding to her anchors
in>horr mile away. and weird
enough object she was under the
faint starlight. We made our way
TO her al ny the level beaches.
Tob was keeping a keen watch. We
were cha llcngcd the moment We came
within stone or arrow shot. and bid
den to halt and recite our business:
bu1 he Wa civil enough when he heard