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Overhead thsrs &.s : sort e.
Ak snly LAY vi ever II,
lsl S; N q Il e. oppssits end
sftks :; P IS sleeping spaft-
nent q ~ Arrs ladder led up
| L was I'll ep(- =
| Spare headin@ 1iioor
| Il the kitcher lard
after everyin ga fsx
their csmfsrt, ~ stheir bs,5Sss
and The cid nhe inheri' 5 Ial rssna !
The tive bod bei1 son eod,p. Or If
they did, il ~ Wan koaas ;slf al
kenr passed an; e;as. ~ their
frsn these bsleN .ilsntly
- where 10 csrld D. 4 through !
crack, and be saw enc II the men opening
bic pack. frem which be took several large
pieces Of raw meat The man examined tie
meat by The rays Of the moon, and moving
towards the end window he showed the sash
back and threw the pieces Of flesh cut T. the
dsgs- Then be went back 70 his bed and
laid dewn.
Al frst the bey thought this might be
thrsWn to The dogs only to attract their a.
tsnlien, but when the man lail dawn. tLe
idea sf poison flashed threugh Ph;Ii,,s MIA
He whispered his tbeughts 4. Il. hr.ther
TIE frst innulse Il mi. D..;al..h Y. $500
that his peer ders were - ~ ps;s.,sd 80
to crv cut. hut = sudde, nvs..prs Go, -
hand Of his brother kent him slant
Al the head az tbe Savs, b.a tber.
dark windew--a small souare aaar-snS /,
was directly ever ~ a. hsns. ph;i;s j.
solved to 70 down md ave m IA, M.
undertaking was ! aancsrab. 49, e. ~
l..st ,.;s.vs,la .-..sss ~ .:,I:, - 80
h ..st s a,.so .euia areuss 'ne si,iians--ths
~ -. - asass 10y 80 yi,l.Is-nna
ps;i;a So. ass4aslel Z mige' e Ia'aL Du'
..Ahrr S..ss. aa- ." 80 s.l5ns y nsaIs'
50 r. esselmlls1 upon We triaL hlsiata-
l,is nighs 70 an Dis nahas inns
'neuBn' was tower q ssrengtn IN ITSELF
Philip opened the window without moving
frsm his bed, and i swung upon its leathern
hinges wlthest nsise. Then be drew Of the
sheet and tied enc corner Of it e the staple
by which the window was hoeked The
sheet was then lowered en- the outside, and
carefully the brave hey let himself cut upon
II he enjeined his brother net t. msve,
and then he slid nsiselsssly dswn. Ths
hounds had just found the meat, but they
drew back At their yeune nastsr's beck, and
Fniiip gathered the hesh all up. He easily
quie.eA me faithful brutes, and then no
au'ekiy uea the meat up IN the sheet
ine,e was iignt ladder standing near the
Ii;i pl aia ses.1g .hls n against ,hs
AZ ~. -lp ,Aass " ny go = n's -,
az. ~ ~ ~. 49, 1.es saisiy 'neFe ne puiied
~ IT, 49, go !. 800 l I'm
,sth hs't;ss hs -. ~. ~. 80 q $3.50, n ~
have quzfeu INV rys- H. 80 q.
went back to their kennel, and II the straa- /
gers heard them they thought the peer ami
mails, were growing over the repast they
had found
AtleBgth the hounds ceased their nsise,
and al was quiet. An hsur passed away,
and 90 did another. 1t must have besn
nearly midnight when the men moved again:
and then Philip saw the rays Of candle
fash up through the cracks OF the fisor on
which stood bis bed. Heweuld have Moved
to the crack where he could peep deWn, put
A. that moment e neara : maa upon l h;s
iaoaer. ne u,'ereu qu.Ia ism - T ~.
orotner, ana lpeh ~ ps,'is 80 LA
man came y 'ne 'op =, WV 'a1s' q. - .s.1
his lign. up - NJ coui1 ioe. ups1 ~ ny !.
The Fellow seemed V e sa'lsnsu sn.. 's -.
Were ssiseP ~ - sO' DE 49,. !. L;.l
greuh no.. -. ~ 'nsa p 80 80 CEN
etacA1 ne saw sus 49, ~ 49,. 49,. nh;saa.;..
their Paeks, ana ~ n'-u 49, 80
Wen xii the Ella man anu Mo@,n nlss,