The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

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aadasaed q The sPpruaehing asaih II 81.
iow creature: beaidss witch, ny hsart
trembied fos ClasAia, aad ccejucd ~ 70
my mind the lcaAca rooted psisnas; those
benesih tn ducai pslace de bnAxs Of
SigAs and thst fearful place a the la9uca
where no 6shise IVES sllovsd, least 4
should rsvral soms fsssfd secrsl, Known
only 10 thc dssd, asd 10 certain minios Of
the arcad Coancil. In vain repeated to
myself that those days were pat in vain
was h, that Chsdia laughed u my fean,
and told me / was dsgrscsful fcr British
subject 10 feel them still my heart felt
heavy, and shall ma coon forget the anx-
icty ofthat hoar.
We returned to The hotel, wherc NC had
not Io0g bccn, whea re were iAfaeused that
10 gsntlsmaa wished To go ~. Fearful
moneuf! pictured to myself fsrocious
locking oGscef With guard, like those Who
como apou the stage with Jallier. Eone-
What 10 my psliet, DE reality esued OF to
Be genties chasactss. found myselfin-
troduoeat % polits locking pessouage, who,
however, speedily infouns1 ma, thnaeh
the medium Of The waitsv-fos We had no
common language-that he didn't want me,
bul young-lady! q my poor Claudia =
Ny heart seating vio,eatiy, returned "a
her and informed her that 10 vas wanted.
instead Of beiag alarmed, she vas rsahss
gratihed as finding herself Of 20 much i'm.
portancc, and hastened 10 Join the pewos
who was waiting fw her. He, in very
polite and respectful manner, told Us that
our books were at the police Office, and on.
ly awaited our arrival to be examined. Ac.
cordingly We ordered gondols, and &C
companied him there. On the way, b.
took an opportunity Of informing Claadi,
that he was not what was called In Eng
land policeman, but . gentleman, and the
pcrson who would examine her was count.
Claudia replied rather hanghtily, that abe
was an English lady, and had never beer
; examined BY any one. Al last We arrived
and proceededto the apartment ofthe count
but what was my distress, when ! was in
formed that ClAudia WAS 10 be cxainine<
alone! Claudia declared that she was I
' British subject, and that sucha proceeding
. vas an insult. ] vas almost in Mysteries
and with team entrcated TO be permitted :,
accompany my niece; bot the cbdurst'
though polite count vas immovable. II
merely said 70 Claudia Madame, you hav'
. svowcd, that you have in your possession
papers, which have never been read b.
anybody but yourself, therefore you mus
be examined alone" Further opposition
vas hopelesa, 20 ] returned discousalaie b
! my eondola to await the issue.
When ClAnda was leh alone with tn
, couna, he showed her 4 paper, in which b
0 was olicially informed, lady Of her nam
and appsarusce was coming TO Venice
J, VIM was suspectcd ~ being dangerOu
Z political character. To hsaS such . cha,
% scter sttributed 10 hes--to her, Who ~
: Only last year boarding in school--ts ke
= Who kssv little mose Of politics thaa u
= Queen victosa and Prince Albert Wet
= the mast smiable young cOaple in Engian
-w.s luAicsues. even IN that hour I
" trouble.
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II during hes exanination /: but suspect In
, she ma merely laughed at the whole aHsi
\ but felt little easicd st he iasa II beil
'f held - Of % much importance. Hhc N
= rgally ANXIOUS, however, about her youraI
J. and writing Case - they contained % man
y things VI No isspSstsnpe To any exceyt Z
owssr." When ths count informed n
4 tint the journal and papen must, in Z
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d had hsss prssAy free, IN the journal vi
= her csitscisus % The Asstran army, d
rc oaly vnh regsr5 10 tbs sPpssn.es q
mansess Il tbe oiIcen.
T. hsv uA~y we're IN take her remarks
be th<r moastscksyi heis everlasting s.aaln
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" had trisd rhyuss. saeh - love, dove; Gus
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