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Ent most certainly (0 i trff . • nett e' of success. Dpring
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the whole lief of worth from the Coneiergi'ffe to the PIO*
lie Greve, she prisoner* had
an taistant. They looked rolled them, inestmotly, a.itruw.
!edged acquaintauces a the.cruird.nisile loud televise to
each usher, and Rories sad G,solon fepeateilly addressed the
Oestole. "stet ilhstanding the eff wt. of the priests and the
teat-d'armes to restrain theta. Arrlied •t she acafrdil,
the same spirit continued to animal* theme sip to their last
breath. Rorie. sat nest to she Moron in the first waggles,
hawing heels first brought sins of the coaciergerte. He alone
wore • regimental jacket, or any thing naffitafre. In coni•
sow with hie oisfalnnate associates, be had no list nor
cravat, sod the collars of their shirt' were loose and
*pew. The online, savvier,' at • smart walk, the
piens straiaing every aerie—it was oseleis-n-lbty
at the foot of the scaffold. I now perceived a 'gentle-
man Do foot; in a brown sonnet, near them. the sadist
the waggles reafhed the scaff,ld, the excentitiiier descend-
ed, teem ep to the crinoline, sett arranged • cord. All
the prisoners rase, threw a homy glance rusted ahem, made
suave remarks loudly so each usher, nod prepared in •
Morrie! manner le -man the wergosee. I then perceived
that their hands were tied IseMod their barks. The confes-
sor of Dories appeared to laßiese how this it war his 'aro,.
tumble companion who was to hose the fatal precedence, and
to elle. as him to be rain and resigned.. Ilagion; wish a
Atestere of imootient aespliesrence, sat tbein, and Goo-.
his sprang from the waggon. All were then permitted to
descend. The Geolleman in the brown cost new 'levered
to Goishia and Rorie.. Ile was coosected wills the Mists-
try of Joniee, He made a lams appeal so she condemned. The
priests redoodied their estreasses and exertioas ; they wile
loot—for those onfortestaur young WWII appeared to have so
. ether (relit,' thee that they were brought there to sofferosad
that to Sieve it over suddenly and expedisiously was she
only shl.g desirable. Goulds addressed kis conspassione,
and was either replied to, sir addressed in she same tone, by
Ramilz. whit mood furthest (torn Into; for the clergyman in'
siteadance none him appeared shocked, gad remonstrated
wish him. Racsulx tonged his bails, sod walked about
with the air of contemptuous and conwrained submission.,
They eateaboled to talk loudly, always turning away
with impatience from she Clergyman, who, with the
Geolleman already mentioned, scented,. at leagth, Si, ex-
press despair. A hulk howl, oecurred.--Goubio Dew op
• She steps or. the sesifuld—he was inetantly seised by
the executioser sad lies assistants—bound to the plank—
showed o Vire la Liberia .^—he was Throws down—l shot
my eves, tinsel my roes, but • enteral groan from 150,000
people anon need 'has the hold and daring Goubin had ceased
to live. The cool intrepid Raonlx exchanged • significant
• stain with Buries, a mixed expression of sympathy and con•
gratislatioa, to which their (Ise dark eyes gave peculiar force.
Pounier ascended DM, with • eiseerfulans, althoogla sot so
saimaled as Gouhi•; afterwards Raerlx, whose haechitoor
face Can "lever be forgotten by soy owe who has sees him.
He wore very long whiskers, and La.' all the appearaate
of esprit, sod was deemed a most intelligent respectable.
you's mss; be was the only wee oho seemed ittpossem
sang livid, she others looked and meted as if aerecoisly ex-
cited. Finally She brave mercurial Buries "acceded. I saw
his lasi look •f apparent triumph; be was seised, like the
others, by the executioaer. I ran into as inner apartment;
• young Frenchman shrieked 4 Oh, Dories ! Dories ! ' rushed
through the room, and fell lifeless in the passage! It was all
Over.
Foss the moment of the arrival of the cavalcade at the ea-
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1"°" to t►° rieie tin Gin% Woo Wastes \mit/ail elapsed'
and Buries, GoWhis. Raoul:, and Paean', were dead ! The
priests were desertion—t►e crowd 'cosset i ag—tbe women on-
snowed to tears, were waking ohms at ioos or the bloody scree
—the eseentioaer and his sten were busied in disposing of
the niaagled bodies, sad in diswaotliun this guillotioe—
water was pee►ed proftseely ors (ho blood stained pavement—
the soldiers prepared to ware►; in short, at 35 minutes past
Ise o'clock the troops defiled, with draws beating, aid kW
feallBo,4l soar the watfutsl, sass the geas•d'araes.

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