News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-05-04

SnOu9 upon his abundant gray nalr and
ruddy face, but he had drawn out OF
the heat The collar of his flannel shirt
hared away upon each side and l saw
his rounded and strong throat, with a
triangular bit Of his bare chest below.
Now for the Interview he said.
paUsing between the words to draw
upon his newly lighted pipe with keen
enjoyment. why am l here? That's
the matter Of interest, is 1t! Why do l
live in this Adirondack wilderness aft
er those tools over there" and he
waved MS hand toward deal table
Uttered with pens and paper 'have
brought me that which you are pleased
TO call success|
Upon this he told me the following
story:
l visited this region the first time
with a hunting party about ten years
ago The others were men whom had
come to know in ore way or another,
men OF means, al OF them, while |
could hardly raise the amount of nay
fare.
In some way winch is not important
TO this narrative J became separated
from my fHsyA~S on Gay when we
We're rOam.3% the priEloNal forest to-
gether. II WAS Il startling experience,
for the chances were excellent that l
might wander all night in the cold, and
at that time | was notrobust. IioWev-
er, just as 1t was growing dark l fell
in with man upon whose neck could
have wept for JOY. though | had not
the'pleasure OF previous acquaintance
with him.
He may have been forty years old,
brown as an Indian, slender, tail and
1.-the. His voice had CHEEKY ring, his
eyes were bright, his language had the
way of the woods, but when we passed
beyond the hrst quick questions and
answers | perceived that he did not
lack cultivation. HIS name was Rob
ert Cartwright
lie led me to this house. and, though
he tried to moderate his pace to mine.
mad hard work to follow him.
When Cartwright set foot upon the
slab of rock that makes the step out
side there the door was suddenly flung
open. and pleasant voice cried, why,
Bobby, how late you are"
The next moment Bobby" was being
kissed in very simple, unaffected and
altoTother eAViable fashion, and he was
Contributing ILLEGALLY to the demonstra-
ton when he happened to remember
me, which is more than had right to
expect under the circumstances. Mrs.
Cartwright had not yet become aware
that her husband was not alone, for
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of his sire.
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