The Greensborough patriot [October 12, 1836]

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stem able difficulty, 1 squeezed myself, would only base slippedit on imejilse V hi--«in<:, RVfe, vou never di I hear. The
itndWM rewarded with a view of quite' 'Eirih. what do tiny Uirn the.n ov«r y ,||. r on-n'no I hi* .-round like a man,—
an interning room 87 feet m length and for:' there didn't «ee n to he any ha'lc out
'a complete coa'mg of inud. Reluming 'Holle, you ax too many questions. „»,,,„, him, ind when the old brown he-
| through this narrow hole I became toi Tbaj turn Ibis* Ofer to «* the begs and ev, ,„ hl««, lie opened hi* mouth moil I
L,rtu>< dilivtrid l»J^rc th. "»ftwi
aluUcal <""! I'ra':: ■'• Sefaes
Lyctum. [completely wedged between the rocks ind insects which arc generally u.ider lliem.' , ,il01llfhl he would swallow him«elf, and
The Hodion M one 01 the most oeauu- |on|j M deeply in the clay and loose • Then go on. Earth.' the wav he did Wow w«nnthip<> to no.
fnl nvi rs "" 1»« world. »' "*'' '" m*"t ' stones, that had it not been for 'he a-si.. \ 'Wall, when I taw thesigns, I felt migh- hn(,v | ,^on,,)t, ,hprr. „.,, n hurfic.n
uuncnojin the mountainous region onj„nce „,- mv vollllK liu,,viy i perhaps iy bad, I had no gun
iheweMoiLakeChamplain,wnia»ootli- WOnUha»e remained there lul tuts
;.,.!» course, and emptn to the Allan-'
bout Hire hundred miles in
tn , being
length- Fi
navigated
Hudson it is '
ment.
We nuw reached the central mom oftl
1 ■■•■'.—! ij bad, I had no gun—old Jupe waol
mo- with me, and.l ncer Ind been known to t|> h|,;)| |hpy rm,^:„ ,.lm| it ,„v |„nB„P.
|pa..o oar in that way, without taking M at it they went. They dWed off-their
e any nonce at all ol him ; so, I considered ,)pvi, nn(, ^fl, wi.rp ho|h i[p ,,,„,._
,,..n iti mouth to rmoson tt is Cav,.r„t Ull,\ dll j0tcroei,og one it i<. In —my knife »»* m <■■> boh, sharp as I WII1,( ,„„,,, ,i, m Rhou( ihre« '-»t- of iheir
Bj it.e laigesl ships and sloops hengH, j, go leet, breadth Iron -10 «o 60, at could wish ll» Stook it out and drew the hoiiet on the WMnd7—and th-i h^ean to
to li"». 8 m,,ei al,ove Alus">- i?J us heiglitlrom 15 to 30 feet', The rool edge ac.o-s my thumb; I felt satisfied ,.ncireje earn other like a couple of ehifk
ii,i. iuii» 'i ■'■"■i ri*er«t the rale oriJ|a|)d w-l|lof ihisreomera encrusted with ihai it wouid do ...e ood, service, and I Thi.v ^ noit hi«*ine-and
r, ■«...•) ,',,,-... hour and swift selling
,,...,:, i,.,ie leitiNe» York at youi^th.od |lulis nmun& Uv;lt,y ,„ whota length, Hut I wouio ai iwsi laaea io..« ai nmi; |00|,inBearh oilier'«tral>ht inlhe fare ,n
j,4 iui. through t<.AIba..y wiii^ii^9^iie^.fil(.,1 Bcein pijre,| ,|R.ro |or ornament, and,.. I could>i d._an> thing, that ih,-.i ,.„,„.„,., Everv time the? w«l found I
»iw 1'i.t Ihey w.Tp •.•.•ttinn rlo<er tnd rlo-
«!T. and they I >okc.l to me jusl like two
fellows of the true spunk, who had rtrin-ped
and were eyei-.; each other hef>r<
laking a round. They were going at it «"
seriou-'v, it naturally made mvhnirrise
lip, Th'-v w. re he lh"n«i:lves—there
«■ •« no other ".ike present, to rrv horn
for one, or well done for the other, a IhiuO.
you know, winch helps mightily some-iwift
s-iiing ,u;,ria„j the rool is pierced with three started off UuC«*Mucd in my own mind, ;»nOTllin8, and onlv r.!".-l onre in a whih
youngnj^)djno|t, ruilllll^ nMtlj us whole lllat would al I jdSl take a lo..k at bi"»! _ 0okinfe each Mhei/ttralihl in the i
, iiirouB... —-j ■••'» ll,cs-""e';,«:(iich -te.n pueed there lor and, il COUWSJI d» any thatihen
ll ..,.1 tide. The tide at New \ ork rise* ||„ lhe cc„lri.., )ar., maiJ of roc.k lll5 jy, | wou|j <i„ UJ n:. K eping a sll irp luuk
.'literally about si* feet, at Albany lr°m I lvo Ir'om ibe roof, through which runs a out, I go. upon bis track*, and lolioweu
oi.< to two feet, and at Troy It lhaj bejIK)i,|e ,.,.,„ „, |,|ls n,|(. eolcareoswspar. on; I kept seeing where he had been
tan! to terminate in a gentle sw. ll. l The same vein is seen traversing the iell - feeding, and alter going along ior nearly
The only thing-, ol consequence, (hat i, B„ abm it. • a nine, in a Ihuk pi.ee just ancajLof me,
obstruct liie navigation below Albany, | The southern extremity of Ibis room I comcuponhim. He dldut limice me
are lhe sai.d bar., called the Overslaugh, , djvit|t., „,,0 ,w„ pr„.,g,. ) |lt. w,.«-, ri, be- ul first: so I stood - d looked at him, and
3 ,, iiei i.e.uwwai.d Wuine's bar G ""'e'Jing 180 and lhe eastern 103 leet in length, raised uiy arms anu toon sigii* oi rm un-below
Albany, lh.se bars are lormedW^ WB||, ,„ these extre niii.-s, in some ger,just as if 1 had a gun. I couldhave
by the alluvial matter Continually Washed I place* are very high, and in » her- the biowed bun 10 piece-.
down by the water, . [roof nearly reaches the floor. Sparry in- But \waot ..oibing, oh! I did hale it.'
There is no gi eat variety of fish in lhe | crustatlon«.abound in the passagi -, and —osyiug SO, Kirtll t.ok oil his ha!, aid
Hudson, but sturgeon, shad and hcrrng |ne|aCines, stalagmites,ood alabaster meet rubbed his hair. -H was a pe.ulerj n
end in the spring and are caught i" | the eye el every stop. funy made y m' i water in look at
The rocks in some parts of lhe cave hl.i-. IJut HieTU was no use in staying
1 oejtou to talk to him,
split ol it, I should like to Li.w «lia
would mike you serious/
You mistake me Earth. I do not: it
is a good story, and I merely asked for in-formal
mo,—ronir, go on.
Veil,sai.l Kirh, siuce I sec you be-o.
ve in nh,', I ;uld you, and know how
to appreciate, the malms, I will.
After I left the old brown spinning at
r .uod as I was say inc. I look the ncaieit
lirectlon and started oil'lor home—I walk
d along, I supp we, for that is as near as
HI some at i., about two miles, when
h. re t wis again.
What ? ssid Rolf.
W.iy the same benr that I had gin rich
• race in the horning. He was setting
jp in a tree eating acorn*. - .
How do you knuw it was the same? io-qnircd
K-'.i', e,
Do you know your horse? said Eirth.
Yes.
Well then, I know my bear. And as I
was saying he was selling up in a tree—I
I >oked at loin f..r a while, and he looked
ai m«. He knowed 1 had'nt a gun for lit
vent a li.lie higher, and gelling out OpoO
■ l.mb begin lo e.t as ll 1 warnt tl.ere.
' l'wa« a miglily Irving llm.g to me, to see'
use
great abundance.
The soil tor about len miles west o.
Albany, u »ai..ly, producing litlle eise
than coarse wi.d grass, shrubs and pine.
lhe llelderuerg mountain lies about
Jinnies west ol Albany; it is 600 lict
high, composed ol greywecke and lime-stone,
whrcn contain great numbers "■
sppea
times,—hut ibef were Rqfne io try it!'"1" do so, lor it was conduct I wa'm at
roil ■!,. rail and tumble for life. I u*ed to - so I scratched my head awhile,
'Wall, now I was iin't is ntueh inlereil- * '"'^"" ,0 ,hl"k a"d " no,">n stru(* ">••
.•.I a« if I had arm., a ronrde ofmen ! J)''" *»« "■'!ai'1 K,,lle-who
wera goini; t.. lake a hru h. I clean ! " ">'•' »•* '" '»« tint place, Ihit he
f,.r.;,t the hear, and if the snakes had .*•" u 're-nendous fellow, a-4 thai the
nil suns.-l, I meant lo ^,. '..,„ out.; lim,) Wja so '"' lrom "J """;', »hat he
Tim
r lo have been loin a-umler, and there; so oegau lo «<nl
Hie openings extending lo the lop,the <lay. treatu-g .i.e WHO .he inmost dttgwt, he f„u
sand and pebbles are seen pressing thio' buckled oil, and bj-g.n lo let hno-ell out. n,,.\ ,,,vr. ,.m a|| ,[„! f?ji7pHi I kn. w h .«•!. L'"IIL'"' ' ""P '" "• Wiihout comei.ig
guile lo il.e bottom ollhe cavern. a link al-a nose. I waii'l mucti pleased at i/left ihem yon know, circiiiiR round": thevi''*w" "P"" l,:e S'-""id,—a .d if he did
The general course ol thecave » fiom hi» conduct, ouv I Knowed it ho would w.,lt ir> Ul. g tlnntc*. as much as three \lnal> "e **• *" heaey I was pntiy sure
-oi his j, sal*. Sol
ce or twice acr .ss
tjiorthwesi to southeast, and n measures in only ke.poui of lhe swamp, ti.it I could, „.m.Si ,V|„.TI the first ihtti"! knowed, lheylne rtou'J >r,'ak MMBSJI
i» Cjjejil line 30s) l.el, but Iron, its en ran mm on-the girth / sol .tared after were bolli in a k-n.t a-iifsiili 'OU(«»n« drawed my kmre on
mountain contains Wnicetoits extremity, im-lodiiig all Hi him: he saw IIHS coming, and the wayln|)j s-.v.-ilmj, nod ra'thni and creeping m' '*""' "'"* ■'■rt?d up—every thing
. 'J he most inter- |pBB»agei, the oistauCe is 9uu feel—almost lh«l lie and I aid cur. It, lor about hall an throiigli one another, I nev.r seed before ,VL'"t w,il: 'be higher I got up, the furliier
p. inlactioi
nun) natural caverns
estii-iJ one with which I am acquainted is ^i,,. 0„c tint of a mile,
Ei.oxe.ive, about one and a ball miles i ■],,,. lol|,« „, m^.-y
. village 0) the same name. 0,.e oli] hang so loosely h .1 tl '
•n\ hnm Jit». Th
Iruin
On ii.einbi is ui y.ur soeo l> i.ssis.i-u
in. XJ.un. .it and I will give you a sketch
o/ otr OISCUVI i|< *.
Tnis-ilr.iwi;..; is a ground plan of the
.-avi in.— In- ui-t opening in uijg ground
IS l.l- llie r
Hour, w .s eonous. I till you what, we jn all
places appear to .lV.Je tnry thing Clear the. Iraifc. as we ,j, ir ll:, |,,.. iojlsiljar ami kwisl
s motion I., the Went ai....B. j |lliP ,lw. ,v .r|-|.L. „, ., „,,,.,„ ,„,„
nd aoout lorty It-it deep,
almost pel peiidauiar walls ixeud niai-
|j Brouna the aperture and as we were
unacquainted with the place and had no
guide, we had no small ddhcuit) >n making
the descent. Alter reaching tin second
pussagcaud lighting our ta..dlos we pro-ceeded
down a ladder linn) cigbl leei
in lei gth. The walls ol ttl s passhge are
quite regular. It is »,.aped nearly like a
triangle, and at the lop Ms a stone lal-len
lrom the rocks above which nearly
Covers lhe culraict, lhe third deseeul
which runs in a southeasterly direction lo
tin bottom ot the cavern,'- quite gradual.
ll is loO leet in length, but is not n mark-able
los many interesting rarmauuus. A-the
end ot Un* passage we siood lor B
lew moon I Is and .1 snined that we Could
proceed no farther; out we soon found I
small lone to tin southeast ol us, through
•Which we crawled upon our bodies six
feet whin we f»achi da wider opening.
'1 In- wall ts formed ol very solid reek, »"
that the wonders ol the cavern would
have bet n Ind .loin the world, hid not
air Wuuiu pt,. tpitali in. ii. on (he Leads ot
lhe subleraiii an trasclv^r and bury hnu
lorever iu ihe howej^f Mho earth, bul I saw mm jump, a. it over soinethiug, j t0 H-vai|.,.v ill- „■!, ,r.
ibese rocks do notfaliso easily as one i> and change iu» uireoiion; aodtbeusuch a| R iif--. I .1 :.*• care
apt to .imagine, and a person accustomed rattling 1 o-ver did ..en. I tho'i iliere
to Wai.dei 111 such places, BOOM Walks were at..eastton; snakes ail up in a tun p.
with a l..rl(ss ,:ip uln re a. first he scare* - Su I lolgol th . ne.i, and slopped lo iw K
iy ventureu trrinbliuglj to cm p. A.
v w ml I look, j ",r WL'"1 ""' "I11"1 'ho limb—his head was
lrom me and the limb was so small I
K.I w'd he ciuld'ut turn around. So 1
em j s>
I s.'l w
•\Ve were g"ing up a hill and I was and all I their m-uiii-were'to widepawled right alooca lo wheioft blanch*
lining on liiniriiiiu last, win II allot once, ',,,„.„ ,!,,, J tltms flit . ,, h was a tni -! o i ..If ir.-.oi the tree, and determined, i! be
Fr.m telktuwatuwu <,r ;A. ProfiMti oj :!..
at \.ii ; md as ...n^ a- t bad lueii ill tne
woods, I oa.i never seen any thing like it
fI'• s' net..re. As I stopped ll.ey separated,
slid I saw mere were ouiy two—that i...y
SNAKK FIGH'I AND l.EAR CHASE, wen leal iallies, taking a regular nghi.
A llglii, lio.le, you know 1 always ,-ee, it
there is any chance—su I jest plumed
1 I ll thai limb, he should jump oil. tie
what people isv, Ij '•,,v **%"* '" ",ink now hcklish he was
won't he'ivethii soakes hive I- >'-i"s in I *"" :l"1, '" ' ne W88 ""K1"'1)' scared—IHS
•en, for von could'ii hive to I u thread | tnmliicd. «H all over, and kept squat
t- th in *i * (hem p,int
I.
'Koil'e,' said Earth, T never saw a good
reason lor a man being serious when he
. ...li.l be che.ellul. Now, it you Want to
oe senous I'll icil you a story ; I'd tell
you one that made me serious once lor
.. whole day.'
'I hen give it to us,'said Rolfe.
•Viry well,' said Earth, 'oe all at'.ct:-
.lon, and you .-ball heel ll.'
'I am,* said Kolfe.
• Well,' began Eirth, 'I »:.s living,
when it happened, upon thai piece ol
.and I bought ol lhe 'squire, and a haro
bargain it was—I think lie gouged me in
that tra.ie, but that's neitl.er here nor
tin re; 1 said before, I was living on it
iiiyacit, determined to look un, and see
l iai liny had lair play. Bulll ol Yin
weie larger than Ihe bigge>t part oi u.y
aim, and as lie -1 as 1 eou.u guess, about
In mole knoh. tin:. I -. v them P.et int- •'■'ii H* " "c wooWjuajp, but he couid'nt
t!nl .I.e. They may be filled with small ;" '"* courage up -In> tried to turn round
sristles. md would have oome at me head fore*
Go on With your story. Euth, said ""--l hut the huio was so small he Could
\l .',"„. ': n ii and be -qiitted down and ci'ed hke
Well I left Vm kinked un—they were a c''i;''- "'' 'houijht he could make me
! ingled for ne irlv h ill'an houi,—and what,f r -vp l'"" '."," l'.'v '"' "othinBi I he^an
do von «upp..^« I was don '4 'hen ?
a leet loi Wn... an ialt d
they era .vied oil in uih.ieot dnectioii
lew jam-, anc .inn stopping, began to
lick themselves,jusl it m.y Were a cou-ple
ol dogs, Winie they wire doing tills,
tiny would occasionally raise their heads,
and loos, aooui 'em lor j lime, and tin n 6c-g.
n licking again, ihey were so long at
tills, (hat I oegui to tinnk they were nut
tin gciiUUlt pluck, on. that (hey were get-i
„rd at work .of several weeks, i'"!s'"cu ... „, and vvannd to crawl oil.
,,, p .reel o. trees, ano trying 10 gel '"WIV^ | blWd ,heir P-"»«.S lot
Sadf.sm.ll clearinglor myueYtyeaV. "'"•k,"« "» ,"'ro "' tn'',ur •"wresting
Ah! God knows, said Rolf, it is ojon
than I etiti l< II.
Why, i:-t looking at 'em, and -tram
ing and Iwi'tine evrtj join' almost out
of plnro, foil iwing them in their motions, i
1 <!i! (his v. f!••-ul knowing it, a • I I lii v
rr should have ( mnd it out i;
nave oei i. .">■ •••■... ..... , — a. ., ,., ., t cu^inij; i..i mi n. »i ..... o ... . . „•
„,. water kindly dissolved the ruck «'« I ""* whcn I llwugnTl womd .up' over -»,.„,, ji-.h,, g e..oUg„ to cool oil .In-formed
this pas-age. The dlHolvmg el-'. ^, co| „ llC1 h*ord| fVvl,p . he i: two,! '«• ""' » » ."a.d-he made
emen. .eems.h er.to have been par- J" ^Vtai was going I. llehveu, ■ « •;••; -'• ^'*«. «•-.. .«« T?"
i... to the su a del portion of mankind, lor I Do0lton mttet 0n, by the near way, but what I tiio.oi. d all over. I men noticed
i -oik.- and be slipped but heuaughi and
wung with hi-body under the limb, he
.lie i mighty pitlllul cry and scrambled
Up agin. He knew it .vould'nt do to iujf
■ • i iroul that I would shake him off, so
ie besan to back right to where I was,
; ihl'ikintf be eould back by mo. I iris l«y-
I hsdn'i ''" °" ''.''r'' "''' ""' :C r!,".."P"n i"1' so lust
I tii.i. be line to h v.. knocked ihe •fT; t.c pres-
' sed i.'in me mighiy bard, anil I ii id'nt imr
| n ay,'but I grot al uiyiknifo and making osei
i 'i nd lieka-l |">ppe'l il into bun every nine.
j I ii i I'nt a »"»..»] purebato, and be a ood i' so
[long, that I began to think then, was no
Itin alter a wlmc llie net-i.
hi".oin to feel sore a.l over.
Well, to go back to the snakes:
now saw thai the eld brown Ind ketch
• e.| •! rl ni'ile on Ihe hii;;'il Valler, and w
I spinning hisiveck»out to about the -/
oi mi thumb Hi- body now began '■ t
unkink, his (onguc ca ne on! lever I inch- ti,. .(,! it in,| |,
e«, and »oon sf»er, poor, fellow, lhe <)'•'
brown had laid him ou as straight n- ■>
fishhook. rHowever. it had been a tan
light, snd a hard one, ind of or n « >-
OV.T, the old brown bfowed jist like h>
had fis up from a pond of water, where
he had beer, under longer than he want-!
ed (o,and crawling off to some distance,
stretched out and began to lick himself.
YV"II I wai right sorry, and I looked
on f.T suine lime, and hardly knownd
whit to lo ( but I thought 'twas nil ovei;
»n drawing my knife, I walked up b.
•ho bright va'b r , and lilting lip Ins tail
'■ <clv d n whip, and took of his rail!.-".
I thought thev belonged to me for s-'i'^j risen from a sound sleep.
fair play. Rut lo my surprise. M» I did j i u,d*i,i know where I w.s, until I looked
«o, I felt his tail shp through my fingers, I about and saw the limb which lint been
and saw that Ihe poor fellow had com; I broke off, I s.iv lhe pnut wbeio he led, and
_ . '« _.r a... i» .u' I., . ...,..' . , . ,
backed only sn.l ce.w.ed
i.H-.i.l', the end ofthe innb a^m, 1 kept
seeing him turn bis hesd towards bis rump,
inil I knew the:. I had been into Him. bat
1 Ind d..ne no good, foi lli"ic he see mod '0-
so'.veil 1.1 stay, I hallowed and shook and
did every thing 1 could, but he wouid'nt
budga :m inch. So I resolved to crawl af-ler
him, knowing if I eould only gel one
more lick be wuuld be sure to jump off. It
»ns a mighty ticklish busine^s.liut I stretcli'd \
..ul and hugati to pull myself along—I lelt J
lhe hinh bend, hu' 1 saw it eould only get
I ..UL' foot luriln r, I could reach him. So I
j dr i wed in;, self up and readied out:—| b'aid
| a mighty crash—snd the Bisi Ihmg 1 know*
id, I waked up atmut sunset, p-i as it I ln.d
iwtnt, leet high ano from su ^ 'ourt"", ' -Well. I think it ought to have untie. he,Min80loooUw
lies iu diameter. On the east tne col- you serious,'s.id nolle. I, . . ..
un„,s are regul.r.on the west a m... of ' ,.;ar,h ttas . htt.e confused .1 Roll.'. J ™**<« «; «• «"ve some mo„c
.. „• has lorm. d under them, which when r„„..rk, bot rq,hcd • ■"■* "»= wat """»•
the cavern wa. first discovered, .bout a] ■Come' Rolle, don't judge a man so' Well, when the yaller one roared,'i
luuk at him,
lly.and I thought
to
,. ,r since, was bcauiiiulli decorated with hard—you won't hear me through—I was was just like putting a shovel ot hot coal*
stalaclical lormalions The root of tin- ,ugt greasing a little, before alartin^ out.' on the old brown; lie fairly squalled. He
. .'„.„ WB, mi owei than thai of the 5th, / .Oo on „„.„, Lanl..' w»»w '"•"1 ' "' '" 1'» *"< he raised
(„i ihe sin-ular formation, with which. iWell, as Laid, I had started back, and hi. bod) nearl) ball as high as he wa. long,
too and was crawling oif But, 11 »lfe,
in rutiiiig them off, I mad.: 'em rattle,
and sich another squall a* the old brown
did set up—Here Eirln whistled.
II.' had'nt been mad before:—he no«
doubled lom-eif up in **>oop, and in id
alter me. I streaked il—ihe faster1 I run.
The mere noise I made, and looking I"
hind, I mv hen rolling on : every lim
- i
he I.in.id ov. r In- ens . .me . ,i like
g filled, lullymske up the deficiency, had got along some two or three n.ucs; and began to pee p about him; at the same twt coals of lire in a dark night. I!
it ls ihiry live leet wide and fifty two long,I ti,e sun Wat rather better than sn hour time raising his tail up about six inches, pn,ned upon me. so I dropped th. r»t-
.„d narrows into a small, r pas-age. -10 h|gh, and I very 'lung was light still, when ami raining as It he would shake every „„, an,| a, | did so lie settled dowa up-wide
and 30 high. E-i'uaw along the palh, wbire a great big bone out ol ms skin, newa* proper mad. |on -t.m a.id -pun round pis I like i l<>|
tt
:•. i long IS feel
■ i ar iht ie were lound III this opening, in bear bad turned over a log. I tell you, and tumbled hke i.e had an
s ci. vti ;• ni the wall, a curious BtalaCtIC | ,r|ow ilid JOU know that a large bear ague. ,
though) it was a good time to get clear,
> I slipped off and conitiiu d my w
I. i n.biing a laige lamp il.i botlom bemg ,„,,„.,; „ over V snd Rolfe. But he want satisfied wilh merely squall- I home.1
elegantly adorned with small flai .tslac-j >]3ecau*c,' said Earth,'ihe.leg was a j,,;. and rattling j for he quit that and j And that was what madi
. _, very l.rge one, and it was rolled over and opening his mouth .bout wide enough foi said i< .!f.
To Ihe east of this i- a very narrow over, lo a great distance—a small bear ,ne to g. t my list in, began to stretch his | No.it aint, said E irth, it u .'
It ,.. ce, tUrOLgll which with con- ' could baldly have moVbd it, and then he head out, and draw it back; and then such made me f Ti "is- but sine- yo l '•'•■■• -
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hat was all In I. It me, so I made tracks
fur home, determining thru I wouid'nt "ct
into another Bcrape thai day, .Now Rilf,
that's ihe tune when I was serious.—when i
v/as lying Ulldi r lhe iree.
The Stream of l.i/'e_- -The I..'lowing
b< .Li u.l passage is from a Bernion preached
bj li,-...>j. Holier to bis panshoners, s short
i inn before his deparluie lor India, in
I I.' :
•I.tie hens us un like lhe current of a
i. ,.n i ver. Our boat at (ir«i gMde. down
• !'■ ntrrow riiannel, through lhe [.Uvlut
inuiniuniig^ol the lutle biookand llic wind-i
._•- ui ii- •_■! ,-#y border'. The Irci * -liej
'. ir , u-s in- .... r .nit loi,;._' Ie-..!-.—iba
II . rs oi the brink •<ccm to offer themselves
I-.— we sre happy in hope,
•.II •...■- ' ••...■. I. ,i iha '•■niii'- ; rou .d
...— un hurries on snd suit our
., intli JIL empty