Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-02
PARIS ME-. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1850


blood boiled with indignation at the bare idea
Of being made the tool Of 80 unhallowed a
purpose. Isas resolved. lgrobnd INV teeth
with rage Ipraspedihe reins with tighter
bold. | determined to be rid Of the man
nav. even an a'tcmp, to destroy him rather
than 1t he said that assisted 10 his escape.
Az some distance further on there was riv'
cr suitable for ,ha, purpose. When OF bis
guard, he could in momen, be pushed into
the stream, ia ccrtain places i, was sufficient
" deep to drown him. One Circumstance
psrpleNcd me- II he escaped, he could ad-
jucc evidence arains, me. No matter; il
would be difficult to prove that | had sny In.
,en,ion Of taking away his life Dot should
he be the person ! conceived, he would not
dare to come forward.
Hitherto We hal ridden with ou, eSeh,nr.
inc word Indeed, | had only oncc turned
my eve, upcu him siuce We started. The
ruth was. | was too bnsy with NV thoughts
-,oo iu,ru, upon dc,isinr some plan to lb.
crate myself from my unparalleled situation.
! now cast INV ewes for,i,cly toward him. I
ehuddrrcd As contemplated hi, Prolimarion
to myself
hncied | already fcl, bis conlamjua,ln=
influence. The cap, as before, was dawn
rycr his face the scarf muiIlel closely round
hi, chm. and only .uliri,n, space allowed
6r the purpose Of respiration. l was most
de,ircus Of Knowing who be was indeed,
had he been " ihc Man with the Iron Ma,L g
- many year, inclwcnDcd in the French
Ba,,ilr, be could scarcely have excited q
greater curiosity.
deemed /, rrud-n, 60 eajravor to draw
hrm into conversation, thinking ,ha, be nigh,
drop some expression ,h1, would, in some
measure. tend To cluc.dalr his history. &c
cordingly said
"Ii'sa vcry dark, unhealthy night, .ir. 80
He made no reply. though, he might
no, hav, heard me.
" 4 had ri,h, frr travelling "' | shouted,
d, , l,rJ ,,,.or,o;,.
tn. u,, ,.r,;,,J ;r,,,,hr. william, i,
the least d.i-nir- ,o motto, nv observation.
Hr either iid no, wish to talk, or he wa'
deaf Irbe wished 10 be- silent, was con.
tented 10 T., him remain 80.
Il had no, occurred q, en-, un now ,h,, |
had received paper from the landlord which
would inform m. whittier my extraordinary
eomran,on W., 10 bc co7yrycJ Nv hear,
.ulI.rlv received new imrrl,e-it beat
with hone and eypscn,ion. This do,umcn,
mich, reveal 10 me something more than
va, ied to c1p,-; /, nigh, uura,el the laby.
r,r,h io which W., ,r,,sr'-d, md cNrIca'r
me from M further j'uSul,y Dut how wa'
to jcciPhsr tho wri'.'r' There was no
other ms'n' Of doing - than by stopping The
vehicle and alichIrr, and endravounr n
re,i i,hy the AID Of the lamp which, ! ioar-
81. would aT,rd bu, a very impcrrcc, light,
,0sr an. Before had rccuurse to thi, plan,
deemed IL c,pei'eu, to address, once more,
nv ,aeitrrn companion
"whsrs amIodri,c YOU 10 So I ir1uif.
el IN 80 lacd voice ,ha, ,h, mare u1rcl
oTna bn,kcr pace. a., though had been
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vithou, further hesitation, | dre" 10 the
rg.n.. pulled the r1pcr from my pocket, and
1r,hicI walked 'o o., lamp, arI hs'I iht
r7,sr as near to n as / could Tho hand
wiring va, mn, very lec.b'r, and the li,h,
,r,,JsJ IN, o,. ,,.vcak that / had rrcaid.f.
fc1l,y IN discover II, meaning. The word,
y,a-, Ev ard r1ir,rd. Tie reader will
,.l,. NJ my .urpri., when | read the follow.
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an. h. ,e,,',o,s, IN Gnyb.rD
-. -, -,-.,,.r ,h,, c,,, my limb.
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a. -. .... .l.,l. WI, Jil r.y
-, ,n.,, hy ,,r,o,ioy ,pcb ! task 40.
u,., Az c,,,,rds in som. degree return.
~ ,.5Iw,lt,B ,Bg,to the mare and pa,,ed
t.,o, III. r.cL
.p.hA.,--o,,, ,b,,,, ,'' | ,,iI. F." YOU
-, ,,n,,s, h.,,,s vop aTa i, may
, 'l', - 80.
40 '
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TO take y" '"'''' '' Wv ''''''''' '"' '','''','
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