...following escape of Elizabeth, and her friend, the clergyman's daughter, from a panther in the woods : — In this manner they proceeded along the margin of...precipice, catching occasional glimpses of the placid Otscgo, or pausing to listen to the rattling of wheela and the sounds of hammers, that rose from the...

...happen,' returned Louisa. ' Let us follow the sounds; it may be a wanderer, starving on the hill.' In this manner they proceeded along the margin of...with the scenes of nature, when Elizabeth suddenly startled, and exclaimed—' Listen! there are the cries of a child on this mountain! Is there a clearing...

...every tall pine, and every shrub or flower, called forth seme simple expres* sion of admiration. lu this manner they proceeded along the margin of the precipice, catching occasional glances at the placid Utsego, or pausing to listen to the rattling of wheels and the sounds of hammers,...

...conversation, as if by mutual consent, was entirely changed to the little incidents and scenes of their walk. In this manner they proceeded along the margin of...and the sounds of hammers that rose from the valley, when Elizabeth suddenly started, and exclaimed — "Listen ! there are the cries of a child on this...

...mutual consent, Was entirely changed ta the "little 'incidents and scenes of their, walk, • « ,' ', In this manner they proceeded along the margin 'of...the sounds -of hammers that rose from the valley, when Elizabeth suddenly started, and exclaimed — " Listen ! there are the tries' of a child on IhisMnountain...

...as if by mutual consent, was entirely changed to the little incidents and scenes of their walk. 2. In this manner they proceeded along the margin of...precipice, catching occasional glimpses of the placid Otsego,b • Louln, (Loo e'za.) b Ot-si'go ; a small lake in Ouego county, Niw York. or pausing to...

...and every tall pine, and every shrub or flower, called forth some simple expression of admiration. In this manner they proceeded along the margin of...with the scenes of nature, when Elizabeth suddenly startled, and exclaimed, " Listen ! there are the cries of a child on this mountain ! Is there a clearing...

...conversation, as if by mutual consent, was entirely changed to the little incidents and scenes of their walk. In this manner they proceeded along the margin of...and the sounds of hammers that rose from the valley, when Elizabeth suddenly started, and exclaimed — " Listen ! there are the cries of a child on this...

...and every tall pine, and every shrub or flower, called forth some simple expression of admiration. In this manner they proceeded along the margin of...rattling of wheels and the sounds of hammers, that rose frotn the valley, to mingle the signs of men with the scenes of nature, when Elizabeth suddenly started,...

...as if by mutual consent, was entirely changed to the little incidents and scenes of their walk. 2. In this manner they proceeded along the margin of the precipice, catching occasional glirqpses of the placid Otsego,b • I/inlm. (T/w><'j».) * Ot-»#«! : a nmll laltr in Ouw;o «nmty,...