The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-06-17


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anon bending 4 willing car 10 the tale
aud joke, while nearer 70 the haz,na
fire sat two r,en strangers in the plscc
who had arrived just Al nish.fa0 and
cngayed entertainment and rest for
the night. These two trsvcIers look.
ed rot much unlike common men. but
yet there was a soue,hins about their
couItcnances that attracted morn than
passing attention from tho hunters.
| They did not behave exactly - hon.
est men would bc supposed 10 havo
behaved, for IN oil their movements
there WAS al eviednt aim 70 escape u
too critical observation. They had
horscs in the stable. aud were also rro-
. vilcd with large travelling sacks.
which were either entirely Of nearly
empty. Ever and anon ono OF more
I Of tie hunters would cast furtivc
glance towards the strangers. and
once or twice they cpdcayorcd 70 draw
; tho twain into conversation but the
two men persisted in remaining Ly
l themselves, and ere lons they retired
9 to the room which had been allotted
). for tlicm.
n 'Marcelline, said one Of the hum
y tors, u stout, ,niddIc.ayed man, address
> sing a blooming maiden, who stood hs
} hind the bar, docs Altsorf retdrn to
q niyht?'
: No, sir, returned tho girl, ho
:. comes not til tho morrow
i And has your master lef, you
/. alone 2 asked tlic hunter.
: %, no. ~Altssrf Lss !sl. lIsbia xitt
!. me-
n But Labin il only boy--a mere
! lad
3 Well, what Of that 2 replied Mar
y; y; ccllinc, looking viii, somewhat in
!" !" quisitive glance at the hunter.
70 o 20, nothiug.' said the man, cs
20 TO identity endeavorins to bile, AS much a
=. possible. the fears or suspicious he e.
ch tertained f.; 'only do not exactly lik
c. the looks Of those two men whom 30
al. have just shown 10 their room
vn Several Of the hunters iurncd,atsl
Tor coincided With this opinion. but Ma,
ct, celline laughed at their suspicious.
to What an i,lea,' she said. VIII
nd What do you take them fer Z .
10 1T is not impossible that they ~
~. ~, robbers returned the first speaker.
~. 'Ha. la! la = lalshed Marcslin
Of Robbers in such place as this +
,.i. Let's see--therc nrc about twenl
,od groshen in the drawer, and ! hare c
nt. actly seventeen cruitzers ~ INV liu
ion box up stairs. What u place fr ~
the bers! My master took oil the ,nont
axe with him 10 Trieste, suve what l ha,
y. ,c' named.
ne .Marcelline, said tho first hunt
~. a.. who had spoken. o. he stepped ia
.a. . ward and bent lis l,ehd cver the hl
..a. do you know if your mnster receiv
ard in trust large wooden b"s from
? 10 old monk who went lately h, the G.
md. vent Of st. Celia T
Yes. he received such an one,
ll,is Piled the maiden,' and It IL cvsn "
de- locked pp in his strong ROOM
ighi That bos ccntains the massive q
ook yer ornaments a lns cUayeas. T
nor monk left il tili Ms return. -sa r
a'a wei. II 10 nvs likely thst tlss
mo men can have hcssd n ihat. Mare
"A line replied. bstrsying . eight ..
I. =. prise at the knowledge shs had j
,uiI received and II they had, u
e. would not dare 70 rob tho hoss.-
Vt / j don't know about that rstu,
h to ed the hupter. Even in large cit
:her these robberies take place. You h
This better let either Justin or Roland :
/" maia in the house .onisbt.'
me 'Oh. no, l had rather Bct-fo
'"n would .alk.' uttered the maiden.
'.A" she looked With II deep hn.l, ~
INV two f,ir Yoi,ls ano 4 the hunt.