HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1959-02-05, Page 3DRAWING A BEAD — Hunting for'twigs instead • of animals is
forester Hugh Hill, He uses a .22-calibre rifle to shoot off the
ends of branches from a superior pine tree.. The twigs will be
grafted to rooted stock to grow high-quality trees for the Wood
pulp Industry.
Hanged F9r.Marder
"Victim", Was' Alive
%When old Will—Itarason set
off to 'collect soirie rents'in the
village of Charringworth, Glou-
cestershire, it was the start of a
myitery that led ,to the hanging
of three innocent people.
For Harrison. simply vanished.
And the only traces' that'` could
be found' of 'were his- hat;
comb ,7 and ineekbands ;cut; and
bloodstained, picked sup en, the
roadside, the, next ,day.
Harrison w,as,70 and the, trust-
ed servant for 50 years of the
owners of Campdezi -Hoiie. The
ruins of the house• can still be
seen in the lovely village of.
Chipping Campden, in the Cots
woods. When he disappeared, in
'1660, he was ' steward to the
Viscountess. Campden."'
It was on • the, "'afternoon of
August 16th that he set off' to
collect the 'rents from Charring-.
worth, two miles away, He passs
ed through the, hamlet of Ebring-
ton, and' was seen there, again
on his way home.
But as the summer night dreW
on and Harrison had not return-,
ed to Campden House,. his wife
sent' g 'servant, John Perry, to
look for him. Perry was away
all, night, but -failed. to find hi's
master.
' The next day, when the stew-
ard's hat and comb and neck-
band were found, Perry was
brought before the local Justice
of the Peace, Sir Thomas. Over-
bury. Detained for several days,
every day he told a fresh and
more improbable story of his
night's adventures.
Finally, he accused 'his mothes.
and brother, Joan and Richard
Perry, of the murder of Har-
rison. 411 three were being
marched back to Campden .when •
Richard Perry was seen to drop
a length of cord.
!'To my sorrow," said the
ever-ready John, "I know it.
That is the string my brother
strangled my master with.
John had already said so much
that-was palpably false, and was
in general so wild and contra-
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artunrnie repeated it in a hollow,
glantlook voice, and crunched
the yp.ungster to her in a squeez
lag hug, and mauled him gently
until he gurgled and giggled And
said, "A g'i gaMMi el Ah,
well
TISlt here, suddenly, was. this
"old woman" tost up, in a bian.
get, Completely anon y m o u s,
thoroughly unidentified, she had
uked no count-deWn,_ had coins
puled nothing, knew no radar or
electronics, and without the
slightest allowance for error had
done what the greatest modern
minds haven't been able to do,
She gave us no (.1011We-talk
about defense and civil liberties,
and had no urge of international
competition, She had simply
gone up with a broom to sweep
cobwebs — a neat, motherly,
housewifely chore admired en
every hand -- and she had said
not to worry a.bits as she would
be back soca). The little jingle
has in It every philosophic ad-
monition we need for our own
times, and it is eqientifically cor-
red with our latest knowledge.
Great truth , and perspicacity
prevail in ,Mother Goose. We
should consider, for instance, the
mad father, the mad snether, and
the mad children who climbed
madly on a horse and -rode mad-
ly away. This should be con-
sidered; it is vital. And take the
old woman (another "old wom-
an" oft course) who lived under
the hill, If she' not gone, she
lives there still. There is no
equivalent example in all the
high statements of our knowing
era of a similar logic. I have
heard nothihg from anybody
which even approaches the in-
disputable clarity of this remark,
You let one "authority say
something, and anothert" will
jtimp on him — even in areas
where ,opinion is ruled out we
have opinions: But you cannot
quarrel • with ,this old • woman.
Tliere,is a lesson here, and I
wish I knew what it is. All else
is`transient and fleeting, amend-
able and - proVisional — but the •
old lady:, is spernsanent and ime
tneyable sthrengh .the Sncentros
vertitile coefficient"ie.'
Where else, but Mother Goose,
- could you' look fe'r inch' assur-
' ante?' 'And syetslVlother Goose
is more and more seldom, and
"better " books are urged upon
the child. Still, how can any
such ancient lore be "sold" to
people now?• This is today, pro-
found and advanced, ,and the
• 'Queen has pressing probleinssof
social, economic,. and political
hue to 'worry about. She would'
not fry pudding for breakfast.
-,Welfare has eliminated the beg-
gar for dogs to bark at, and
ladies no longer ride "Prim,
prim, primr
The woman I mentioned told
me her desire to buy a Mother
Goose came- while watching a *
television, show, A mother of
Seven was up with a chance for
the grand prize, and the man
said, "Now your category is
Mother Goose. What did Jack
swap :for a hatful of beans?" • Just
what Mother Goose has to do
with Jack and the Beanstalk is
one thing, but 'the Mother, of -
Seven" didn't know anyway.
My friend,clecided it was time
do brUsh up 'on such thingS in
her own gamily. She said she
thought for ,days abciut the
Mother of 'SeVen who knew no
•' Mother Goose, or any JaCk or
Jill and who wouldn't know
what it's like to cuddle a wee
one in his clean, fresh`pajumpers
while he nestles° against you and
looks up with the bedtime, story-
time, shine in his eyes.
—by John Gould in
The Christian Science Monitor
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'forward, Probably one or more
of the Perrys had a hand in the
business, and On some knowledge
of the truth the half-demented.
John Perry may have built up
the fantastic lies which ptoved
fatal to, the whole.. family.
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"To Sweep Cobwebs
From The. Sky"
This isn't much of a !heels, arid
won't cut any ice. It just hap,
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lag, that I was unimpressed by
these efforts to get modern man
off the ground and amongst the
galaxies of yendert VOL" I
maid, isnew a woman once who
went up 70 times as high as the
mean!"
Somebody said, "Oh, that's
right—she went up in a basketl"
"No," answered I. "She We
tost up in a blanket!'
"It was a basket.'
"Nope, a blanket!
So we got Mother Goose down,
and in this book it was a blanket,
and we spent a most pleasant
evening with some wonderful
book folks we hadn't visited
since the children were so high.
One woman said she went a-
shopping recently and tried to
buy a Mother Goose book, and
couldn't get one. They had a
wonderful assortment of books
for children, and the man tried
to persuade her to buy some-
thing more Modern and "better".
He seemed to think there was
something treasonable in, want;-
ink a Mother' Goose at all, but.
Yielding to insistence he at last
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"Mother Goose Tales" which in-
cluded "The Three Bears", "Red
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was just browsing and went
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s I made a small tour after that
just curious, and found the lady ,
is right,' They had a wonderful
selection of "juveniles" 'duly ap-
proved and recommended by
whoever it is that has presumed
to pass on juveniles. I thanked,
them, and said. I was just brows-
ing.
There, was a time we got con-
siderable academic discussion
about the t"fitness" of Mother
GOose for children -- indeed the
fitness °of alk :the, old favorite'
nursery amusements was ques-
tioned. Children's 'literature was
"cruel and ,gory, anelsgruesome",
and shouldn't be lodged in tt
budding mind.
I worried a good deal about
the people who thought they
understood such things, reveal-
ing therewith that they didn't—
I never worried much about the
children. "I'll grind his bones
to make my bread" might lift
but
on-a horrified adult,'
but I happened to know the
children didn't much care. All
that ever suggested was that
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dietory that he is supposed to
have been crazy. But the Perrys
were unpopular, for the mothers
was thought to be a witch, and;
all three were eventually accused
of the murder... s
Moth& 'and sons were commit-
ted
,
-to the next Assize at Glou-
cester. But' the judge, because
there was ,no corpse, refused to
deal with the case.
A second ,judge, SireBenjamin
Hyde, was lets. particular and,
at the- Spring Assize of, 1661, the
Perryss were. cenvieted. They ,
were elnly,,hanceed all three, of
them
On the gallows, John Perry
uttered a lag reriptic sentence:"
"He knew nothing of his, master's
death, nor what was become of,
him, but they might hereafter
"hear.il•
The words were indeed pro-
phe'tic, and 'what was , thereafter
heard 'was startling. For .about,
two years later, who should
come ambling home but Mr. Will
Harrison, at '73, or thets eabouts,
as hale and hearty as evert
Where had he been? Unlike
the half-witted" John Perry, 'the
old man stuck to one story. But
for sheer ltmacy it beat any-
thing hitherto heard in the case.
On that famous August 16th, ,
said Harrison, he' was 'delayed
at Charringstiorth until late. ;With
£23 in his purse (it was known
that he. collected this sum) he
was walking home in the falling
darkness when,' hear Ebrington,
he was set upon by three horse-
men.
One of them wounded him in
the side — not in the neck --
with a sword. He was then hands
cuffed and mounted before an-
ether rider. A large cloak• was
thrown, over his head. A little
later he was left for an hour in
a stone pit.
When his captors collectea
him again, they, filled his pockets
with so much money that it
bruised him.
For the best part of three
days, with halts at lonely houses,
the party trotted across Southern
England. On the . afternoon of
the 19th, a Sunday, the Kentish
coast was reached at. Deal.
Here Harrison was put on a
ship. After - six weeks -at sea,
three. Turkish galleys were en-
countered. The steward, "and
the rest that were in the same
condition," were pUt aboard the
galleys and taken to Smyrna:
'At Smyrna, Harrison was sold
to an :elderly Turkish physieian,
who said he knew Crowland, in
LiricOlnshire,
He, worked his new slave hard,
but gave him a silver bowl with
which—when the physician died
—Harrison pUrchased a passage
to Lisbon. He was 'befriended
there 'by a man froth WiSbecti f
.Cainlas, who found him a ship '
sailing for Dover,
So it was that, long after 'the
wretched Perrys were 'cast into
their shameful graves, the man
they
Anglia
England
we ii,appiotis e
.tidii uneasy
eh
have state'
ed returned haPPily to Chipping
s
Campden,
-All that tise certain about this
larregO Of tionSerise is. that Hat -
rison was never sleet& turkey
than som e hiding-place in hie,
own country. There May be a.
clue ill his own story to where
title' Wag'.
droWlen.d and Wisbech are
only seine' 12 miles apart,. so the
steward was perliatie in East
aftet the 'diva War), and it has
been Sitggested that Hattistiii Veal
put out of the Way beeatiee he
lineVS tee Muth about some local
PerSefiag:O. T h e bloodstained'
neckband and the rest Were left
a'S a false tirtif. This booty is
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