Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-05-12

EDDl 'l'Ul IKE SOlll'' WllllUln w
never know whar ter find 'cm. Ycster.
day mornin' that cove jest inside o thu
pint was live with 'en. an today
cant see q sign o one. We better sit
here an wait spell till sight
school"
TO n dreamer ike Albert Para tia
imitless ocean view he now enlovei
lifted him far above mackorel and
their habits. His mind was also occu.
pied n good deal by reilly. and while he
desired to please the kindly old man.
who imagined fishing would entertain
him, his heart was not In II.
Don't let us worry about the mack.
ercl Uncle Terry" he observed as they
seated themselves on TOP Of cliff.
"This lone, unnhabitcd island and the
view here will content me until your
fish are hungry"
at allus sets me thnkin'. too. an
wonderin whar we cum from an
what we air here for. An orr STAY il
so amazin' short besides, We air born,
grow UP. work a spell, Eit old an die.
an that's the end. Why IT don't seem
only Inst year when / cum 70 the Cane.
an it's goin' nigh OH to thirty now,
an I'm most through my spell q life.
What puzzles ne is what's the good y
bein' born a. all if we've got ter die -
soon. Au', more'n all that. if life, tie
Lords blessin. az the wilder h'lieycs
why are 20 many only horn to suffer %
be crippled all their lives An why arc
/ lac "a n o. q =,
nothin o. cheatin' lawyers. like Frye
ever born at alf'
| Albert smiled at the coupling Of Eva
with vermin. "'fhere are a good many
wiser heads than mine, Uncle Terry
/ that have never been able to answer
your question" he replied. and
] doubt if they ever will To my mind
the origin of life Is an enigma. tie
wide variations in matters of hca 18th
and ability an injustice. and the end
! blank wall that none who scales ever
recrosses with tidngs Of the beyond
As some one has expressed it. Life is 4
narrow vale between the cold ana bar.
rem peaks Of TWO oternities We strive
in vain to look beyond the heights
We cry aloud, and the only answer ia
tho echo of our waiting cry
An right thar" put in Uncle Terry
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naN' ~ al pct To OUT III 'h"' minus.
N'n ~ whit ''e S','"'S are paw ."
with an the kind O music they're
Eoi" ur nave - d" Eu'>S"" '"' n
my way '"'llhlh pu' '"eE are sure
on l. an that l'e''h ~ '"'S comic"
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my me an can heip neIh "'"o'r
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lis mas out WISH was more SURF
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th' W HOW L"''H hau uI''I'I ID f'"! TT
Nl'l i"' S'''l'' H'H i,' mug rs ~
s"ch ull'T"h'' ever N~N pe''I'' All
lHe p"'n"s "l '"H' Sili'i'' pr"'I'l' "'l
us "'lu'hE l"l'h !" 'o" ~"''''s
ana WISDOM an us utter sen o"n'-i'
uoh ana absolute confidence IN NE
heSond the grave came "a'k ana an
the cotsoIauon thht iteIhg surely H"lu
Tor the on ana poverty euF'roipu
soul VINO uttered II impressed MN III
sharp contrast TO tue uouplluS ueppe
lh"bbe OF hcIe Terry
AS Albert looked out 10 where the
waves were breaking upon ''ds'
ana back again 10 TINS olu man suing
Win poWeu heah neS'ut Hlll' SINGER
regret mat II was not IN MS power ~
uollir,, tho olo,,ls ~ doubt con,a IN
hin, .>ir.. I locj, IN foitb invself. -
no tboucht .all can say viii only in.