The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15

your release in return, t ,ne o+,lsr v1;yllI he
signed this very eyepr.1g.a You are free; and
without the r4sest stain--without ma
danes s'i LOSING % reputation for your sake, as
Sac douD'Sfess meant to do"
The painters half4incredulous look ex-
pressed mingled doubt and Joy. "a 'aa.
b .Whoare you?2h he asked. ''Can place
confidence in your words?,'u s.i ,,, ss'iAa 4,
j The monk threwback the cowl. s.,-
'"I am the Able de Bernis," he answered
1 yesterday attached to the chapter of Lyons
/ l7-to-day hidden upder Franciscans frock
\ d-T--to-morroE q statesman at court. K g,-r
! The young lady's hands fell from her
tblushing face. She knelt at the cardinal 8
lfeet.dw 700 i0 is ylGafss 1910 4Ea4 /
Il ggUnele- --unclelforgive mes', Etla ih3ss /
""Be calm, my child he said. Il might
have been angry when I saw you elandes-
timely meeting painter at the 'TulIiers; but
1 am not#henI and you BY the prisoner $
lside." .a8fii s!3si#
"And you were at Paris, uncle, and we
KNEW it not? You were disguised?" :,
ldi eMy poems had the good fortune to please
Madame de Pompadour, and sheoifered me
Ia place in the ministry,oI was ooming,up
to Paris, when on the read learnt the diff
Eferent' intrigues then distracting Versailles;
and wishing to feel my way, /. thought it
lbest to remain quietly in the franciscan
monastry, where my youth was spent, until
affairs were cleared up - - -
lRl"And' undertkis hood misconceived and
unworthily insulted youa '.said Joseph Vein.
81 had set out early to learn the gossip el
the day, when / stood, with the other pas
sers4by3 by Antoine Lambert's3 corpse, and
}heard you accused ofhis naurder.d The next
moment n 1 saw you in the, Tuilleries with his
lady, and far more engaged in talking sen.
timent to her than in despatching your riva
Hbyi an assassin IS sblewa However feeling
that the calumny would not fall unheeded K
the ground, | went to the chatalet, and hay
ling caused you to be searched I saw tht
president. If I had made myself known tt
him, my word alone would have suficed t.
obtain your deliverance but here, above all
itiwas necessary for me to remain unknown
my testimony then, was of little worth Al
| it was especially requisite to prove that yoq
were at the Tuilleries at the moment whel
the dafka deed was pefpetrated in the Islt
St; Louis, i had the sentry summoned wht
was on duty that morning. He swore tt
4 your presence, that few were out at such al
early hour. Stillsthis didnot seem Z ifficien
lproof to the magistrates; i had seen Marie
lgive you sprig from the royal horse,chest
nut tree, as a memorial of the hour spent a
Tits feet; and amongst your effects which
had seized, I found the. freshly-gathered
branch, which was an. equiyocal witness in
your Behalf since that tree alone is now ii
leaf Its dumb evidence has saved, ant
mere judicial formalities have detained vol
here"
| 7SsI have, y continued he,o 'sbeen summon
Ipd TO Versailles where the favorite' 's'infiu
ence is again all powerful; therefore Iiheed
no longer preserve my eaioqasto, and wish.
sd to bring you the, good news before 60
| ing anywhere else. ."itd MI .yuB ~ Il ,sa
"Oh monseigner,l can / havemerited SC
much klndnessfrom youHh ,tnbgauba7s Hft
srDo youremedber how eagerly I sought
the societyo Of artists during my last Visit to
I saasF ,alb Wi 'pch sllapiepsE 10 sPPfeeis'g
oah fulsp9s.s'on P ape Y '1lehls anu ,wilen
| / would save you'll j saw Antoine Ian1bert's
enemy, Francois Dubourg an ,envlous mo-
rose man-stand by the bleeding corpse, and
read his real agitstions beneath hissassumed
st,no s., - y Ut ~ IaS a.a'nool'
$50 9'i III II " = y A. IAo su
nus nus Du'' INV wsa'n's snfl, y ll"p PoWeflu y
ta.n ;a atap'oiois se S'o es st'u = s,a ,as'a'
ll'''o 10 I ~ ~ yalu 80 Dlon or,s a,sa's y
ipf1eh1Nl sheu'''.,' :, O 81 nun ~ ''iiu 3' uii
i0unVeu ..W ssSgs'; .as,,s . II IA
short na~ss @rou bave @ M nobiy I clsares asf, =,
from 4 q crime ii1a but there Is, another faul
which must be,greatl me- yoaraeyes.a' WI
you forgive s4oescure ,.'t, Palnter ior haylne
niece" niece " ~ \ 80 ''S' re- q ssF' y
i "No, for, Tam about to, punish .youl, i
danish youfar from Marie. Hereisa lettel
conferring Che frst prize on you You vii
pass hve ysars Tome na ana ,'e pear \. yppf las
tclha'ions sls'lyt "a04 YOU a.ss!lls 81 It.
ness, JOSepDHf1en DuJ as lar as pOSSlbit
from nv tfieice q From what /. overheard a
the Tuillcries, htos great harm has ,yet beer
done. Marie pronised,prudence shelshal
lhase,nb chance of, breaking herwordlYa 10
iiAf49menseigner, this is noble reyenge!p r
|crfed tie paifitef, III an extacy of 10y, IS III
i tho1ght of the career Il opening before. him
| The next instant the Duchess de Ronce
yaux and the Able dc Barnis left the prison
.twhere they had brought hope, life and lib