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.4gf4l Eayratve-"I once in my early
days" says DIR. Currie. "hcard (for as it
was night could not see) a traveller drown
ing. not in the Amman itself, but in the firth
Of Soiway. close by the mouth Of the river.
The influx Of the tide had unhorsed him in
the night, as he was passing the sands of
Cumberland. The west wind blew a tenn
pest, and according to the common express
ion, brought in the water three foot abreast,
Ihc traveller got upon s,anding not lit
tie way from the shore. There he dashed
himself to the post. shouting for half an hour
for assistance, till the tide rose over his head.
In the darkness OF the night, and amidst the
pauses Of the hurricane, his voice, heard at
intervals was exqus!tely mournfui. No one
could go to his assistance--no enc knew
where he was---the sound seemed to proceed
from the spirit Of the waters. But morning
rosc---the tide had ebbcd--anl the poor
traveller was found lashel to the pole OF the
net, and bleaching in the wind.