The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1849-11-24
9RNING, NOVEMBER "a, 1s4e. |
]~im 10 distin.
)owindow be
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rendered it impossible {
guish to whose room
lonued there l,cinu ,nrs

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rendered ii impossible q I'm 20 dls,in.
puisb 10 whose room o,window be-
longed, there being sore q sSSS Wlnoows i.l
i7eft md I r. Nc C seaicT
of eve ~ ,roon, ~ I'm, d ys0f, Nhw that
The only evidenco wony1 fbe ,hrtn from
,be w;ndow. and ,b,t II; coverybuld be
hopeless. That was II las' 3, too !;
no hopes Of u repetition hen fshould
be better prepared. 'eai'ng
mod ,be ,one md concn}g:ted b plans.
He was light weight, ~ ; .ne ord was
a good stout rope /; SO q hrn,y,
/, with one foo; resting in 'ne ioo Oh the
Gren, Juniter o, e;,c lated o aston
isbcd group above, we 'Ve 'he o'o
SOW and ALL :,
K. pecrcd through h5w, and
saw his situation. u Loi ho' tne
tutor was ignorantfrom room room. ihe
rope depended, and full sc,ous tnat
discovery was expulsion o,sSrace'
he decided in momers pon MS con-
duct. He and his com rs vigorously
pulled away Until Until tho Il rus $ osstpeeh
the second and third sto}aeyY wien 'hey
suddenly ceased their rex aohs' ana
wound their end ofthe toL arouho sne
bed.post. Then all bu XII sloou a q
safe distance from the w,nt. %' .iSse''.ug ,''0.
with palpitaling hearts 10 tolloWing
discourse between their-fie6 - anu ,hq,r
tutor. With aknife ia nana, N;
ycooily opened the windc-wp l'nu se'u1eo n.'
The tutorwilh mild good Eenius' W.T.
W,
q .sabr,M, K Who 90, have be-
lieyed such n thing possibl{ nus Is
the. way tho president's-Sigb Is5'ss a8re'
isit2'
K.mildly assen,ed thrt fyeralof then
had gone in that dircclon4 ~
exnelIed Io.morrow si,9 II pledge 20,
my word that you and y ~ comrade' so Z, 4 g
shall leave college with & acc pe'ore
nann- la- -t,aG Gss,.,a,l- ,l-i,-..-,-.-lf
A(ier 'lei,ino his nnwejd ,e guest run
ON ,ill he Ind ACQUIRED n1iule compo-
sure, Is. interrupted hind WIN a sci
speech. He reminded IT, now me
students were driven by-h'se. 70 suco
desperate courses; decliH' giving .he
names of his occomplices, s'a,su 'he
inevitable ruin That would ow us e%'
pulsion from college, as hu,Sh ,,, was
his only recourse for iv men ne
called the tutors attentid lhe inter-
esling position that he NJ was P,ac'
cd in; Swinging like tn ~ OF ha,
hammed, midway betwc faVen 's'n ana
earth and thut though there as y a greo'
gulf between them in the Gil Hon Tootn'
yel jusl at the moment, he IPoSi.. lnal
he had Mr.. Y. al disadva, ge' iorslli
he did not within. five minutes wear as 20
gentleman thatall he had seel tnat n'gni
should be kept secret, The. s"ou'u
be cut, and The tutor ba i,Sl i,SlsRItYs,Rte:
cipitl cd TO the earth, Wild hungled
remains would be found ext day,
and no one ever be er now
he or the pigs met their - ~ VAN
Z. commanded, expostula = l'leao;
X. was @inexorable. ;ourse
consented Reluctantly to- prescribed
iormj and he and the pig long
oftcr survived.
In process of time X. ataa Win
high distinction, nnd .nts on MS ca
reer. He came unexpecI g into pos
session of q large proporlI r-ana IN lhe
course Of events was eala'ed 20 the
Presidency Of his Alma Mfef, inc very
university in which Mr.. ha,. hsate as FRO
fessor. Al the inaugurB DO dinner he
released Y. from the inH Hacllon q Sc
crcsy, and himself told pe story nar-