Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-03

| W "Tc IN !CFt !HNd To-Day;
Where shall We 70?
Love, shan we stn;t OF stay,
Or sal or row?
There's many wua ed WEI
! And ncvcr Il Ma. but May;
We are in iovs's hnnd to-,ay;
Where shah we SC?
--Swi"r .rne
Ths white clouds OF tho later ar.cr-
mono crusct drcamily between g,cen
wood uni hlGe sky. ! bropelt the lnu-ch
! to st. AsNtha's landing and enhnrtcd
! tho two cxle- without incldeat We SGT
! forth in ctcd apri;r. fji.na at TIC engine
and a: tho wheel n. laurch VIZ. CON-
/ fortahly large. ana ire hr.rAt -UshIon.,
/ with Misc Pats Write p1Tcsol and lie,e ,.s
rcd ono. marked ~ with the aecci' e
Venice. drove the boot toward the ops
- guard aEninst unfortunate clccurtcrs.
and the course once ogta.lj9be' ] l5i
! l.itl" cnrc but &c give 4 vide horta :, Nil
the other CRAFT aHcat 'itleb eXc,a;toel
lrornatcAlv rpcH tie beau'V of to iatc.
which tho west vino r'rploa i.i;1 .1uuY
variations 70 color. vas H'tercc g.
her fiondlinecss' and yielGo, tuyscic to
the joy OF the day, NGI.eauiv tnr'l.cd-I
confess IS ,nuo'i-bv Ter Gar', 'ov.ircs1
i
epc1h 90 me.
Snow sal, stood forth upon TIC water
like lls.icss clouds; paddles flashed rs
they roeo dr,rrins and caught tho sun
and ttt lakes wooded margins gaze
g.een horizons. co"l and scathng TO Tie
eye. on every Land one Of tho lax,
steamers on its inccssant jour- g. cro
ated a l)ttlc ssa tor us. bat without d;.
tuiSins ny passengers.
Aunt Pat is a famous sailor" oa
served Helen as tho launch rock 4.
Tho la.t time We crossed the captain
had personally to take ler below daring
q hurricane"
"Helen always likes 90 make Il heroine
Of me" said Miss Pat with her adoraai.
smlic. "Eut | an not in tho east afrli:
on the water. think there must have
been sailors among my ancestors
She was as tranquil as TIRE day. iIei
attitude toward her niece had nol
changed; and played myself With III.
reflection that mere cstcy--the viaor
and courage Of indomitah,e old sea lords
did not suffio iently recount for her, but
that she testified to an amp!er nacli-
ground - race anu was a me HaHor
that nal been centuries in mixing
We cruisoi The shore %, Tort Ann1r-
dale AZ d discreet distance and iIeu hore
off again.
Let rs NOT 20 TOO near shore orv.
where" said ielen. and Miss Pat ,,,u-.
INJURED acoi!iesc4nce.
NO: We dent care to meet poon,o."
she remarked. a trice anxiouslv.
I'm AFRAID don't know any to m
troduce you to-" replied. and turned
away into the broadest part Of the lake.
The launch was capable or n lively c,io
and the engine worked ,apitluv / had
no fear OF being caught even Il we
Should ne pursued. and this. in the urc ac
tight o. the peaceful Sabbath afternoon
seemed the remot"st possibility.
1t had Leon understood that We wee
to remain out until the sun dropped into
the western wood and lo:tcred orr
toward the uppor lake where TIC eh res
were rcugher
That's n real island over thera-t1a.
call II pattlc Orchard--vou must have
glimpse Of it,"
"Oh. nothing IL 60 deItebtful AS n
!sland!" cxclairleJ IIolan. and sbo
"Thero is an f.la lov.od o-r ro,
Haunted o.. Draor,s r. want. -,n,
GRAY I,r.s orsr,dov {, ,r,th ,yu,.s
Wear. vim turdcr. ~ ,il ,l.i,re.
There the ius,ti,te vo,or-s-rirpy
Rise with the tnars ~ pu WI, ,,oo,.
And ,ac., ,vf,r.r. # doom ~, 4.o.,,