Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1855-05-03

purpose When off his guard, he could in a
moment be pushed into the stream; in certain
places it was sufficiently deep to drown him.
One circumstance pcrplcxcd me. If he cSca-
ped, he could adduce evidence against ME
Na matter it would he dtlicult to prove that
had any intention Of taking away his life
But should he be the person | conceived, he
would not dare TO come forward
Hitherto We had ridden without cxchan@-
inc word. Indeed, | had only once turned
my eyes upon him since we started The truth
was. was too busy with my own thoughts
10" intent upon dsyising some plan to lihcra,e
myself from my unparalleled situation | now
cast ny eyes futivrly toward him. shuddcr-
ed a. contemplated his proxmaion to my
self. I fanricd already felt Iii. r"ntamina-
, tin" influence. The cap, ~ before. was drawn
oyer lis face the scarf mutiirl closely rounI
hi chin, and only sufficient pace allowed for
TIE purpose Of respiration. wa> mos de-
Sirous Of knowing who he was in,tvd had h.
l'rcn '.thc Nan with the Iron lia>k.' 50 many
Years incarccratcl in the French Ba>tilc. he
/ E :.
deemed ii prudent To rnleavor to draw
him into conversation. thinking he might drop
some expression that w,u)1 in same measure
tend to elucilatc his history. Accordingly
said
'It's Very dark, unhealthy. ni-Lt. >ir.
lie made no reply. thou he mirh, ,..t
have heard me-
A bad niuht f,r ,r5vrllin,. ,homrcl in
= loud tone If voice.
The man remained irnarnvahI,. with.at in
the least lc"nin. 10 !. ,ri..,. my ,l-.rya,i,,-
He either did Ne, wish to talk. ur he Wa. deaf.
If he wished To be silent. was con,,ntel t.
let him remain 80.
It had not occurr.,l t. me- t;,l u,w. ,Lat
had Received PAPER from the landlord w!;rh
would Inform me whittier m'y extraordinary
companion Wa, to be- c,av.ycl. Nv Lcar ,a,i.
denly received 4 ncw l.!m.,c-i; L,l; with
hope and cxrcctatun Thi, ,!ocu!nen, mi.!t
reveal to nae something morv than wa led L.
expect; it m-lt unr,:rl the labyrinth in
which was rn=ran@l"l. and cy;r,a;r u.o
tr"a al! further difficulty But h"w w, |
10 l"ciphrr The writin.: There was 10 orH-
er meanS Of l"in- - than Ly stepping the -
hlclc and "li@htin-. "nI cnI";.voring L. r,%.l
it 10y the all Of the lamp, which T feared w"ui..
afford h'l; Very inpcrrtvt !i-ht after all,
Before had :rr",lr>,. to thi> Ilan ,i,,iDci
i rxpc!irn: t. address, ":.c" ,..,rr. ~ ,..i-
tufn c"m,anl"n. 7
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ed to the Ramp %h'i N'!1 ''' paper "' near I"
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r.oI.r will ;nl,.. - ~, .nrr,yi. - when | read
n, ,;n,w;n.. I,ro,,;, Sentence.
..I,r;r, ,b.. .,.rrI.m,n :, ,;-,yIurn Church, /
,..,fl" /
wa. more a,ara,J than cy,c; lay i:n.!,
.bo.k yiItatIv, and in an instant | trlr the
lIooL A. from ,oy checks. What did nv en-
,,Ior..r ,..,r y. mno,ino .ncb . t,.l, nnon ,ue3
N,: f,r,;,rIa N ,tm, j,.or.o rctnrn.L md r
walked nv 70 the mar, and RATED her On the
neck
..pno, thina-noor tLinr," T said: v,u
have. Lno tourney before YOU, and it lnav