THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW.
eel some uneasiness about te of poor Ic on foot, and after diligent investigation traces. In one part of to trampled in t; tracks of ed in tly at furious speed, raced to t of ter ran deep and black, of tunate Ic a spattered pumpkin.
t ter to be discovered. or of ate, examined tained all s. ted of tocks for ted stockings, an old pair of corduroy small-cloty razor, a book of psalm tunes full of dogs ears, and a broken pitco ture of to ty, excepting Cotton Matory of itc, a Neune-telling; in ed in several fruitless attempts to make a copy of verses in assel. tic scrao t time forermined to send o sc ing. ever money ter possessed--and ers pay but a day or time of his disappearance.
terious event caused mucion at ts of gazers and gossips ed in t t t o mind, and oms of t case, to t Ic, nobody troubled o a different quarter of tead.
It is true an old farmer, several years after, and from ly adventure Icill alive; t tly tly in morti?cation at ers to a distant part of try, scudied la time, ted to turned politician electioneered, ten for tice of ten Pound Court. Brom Bones too, er ed trina in triumpo tar, o look exceedingly kno into a y laug tion of to suspect t tter to tell.
try ters, maintain to t Iced aural means; and it is a favorite story often told about terevening ?re. t of superstitious a may be tered of late years, so as to approaced, soon fell to decay, and ed to be ed by t of tunate pedagogue; and tering ill summer evening, en fancied a di