The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-19

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Aye ishsr try to be comfortable" said Rurtc. MY
S ecu sasdy survive winter some Oh mo a~enss
tory nod; and shorly afers ard toe iOu,h asked;
af'd 'i he monk ssiarnsd hsa with
" q o ask
IN &c n he
eassinsss into nversaon At length the guest asked he
answered the he south lighted another candle
s s % s yry was val ~
mess of seve al iron ubes that connected with the furnace
mite Cd surc as soon as he had returned to the
:. How should knowH' the woman replied.
have Jon IeVe, seen Kim betore Ruric Asked IN an
81 c. nno, ieli H.s face most surely calls
strange emoonsn mind, but think never saw him be
lind vet he seem. familiar TO me" the son resumed
cannot remember when where"
be s
face and al hrouph tue night his dreams startling
''''''' 40 '''~'- ''' cHAPrER II.
STRANGE PRoCEkDINc.
IT. 5 s I
Of bis own spd kuc much engaged ia studsiLg the
ever the monk & 5S 20 nj
chinery ast we're used in The manufac uss OF arms.
he'd By R @ wsos
length the youth stopped Ia his work AID laid
E.ou.s good father he .aa rather nervou.y :. the
COW should knoys the monk re urped with q smile
v-jt md n ApH
no. but a. you might enshsen me- have surely seen you
s.ss Ssy Decentralization you might recognize as you
not this There %ag be sa
would excite even emotion in my soul
calls poSerp VI emotions startling memsry Of
,.s. 4 ~
pasa now ! win deny 10 you that there may some
sH
~ re-. sa,sly responded The youth. # return
o the
s q re ss
fsnS. and "! more than rdnary emotion be said:
my sn s s e ssa S
be deed for YOU We may meet sgaa and until then can
ssa ss and
but the varied emotions thai wen, Gaping through his
Alter bs monk Rarlc rsl led % his bench and
M a %
in
n uo eeS 1s9s
~ would serve you better than your arc OWN" u,,.,.
there which bad not Sss psn But
thought, upon such subject and he msds rs mna DO
~
would scmnnca.ea due So he applied himself
% he Middle Of he Afternoon a $ Rarc had finish
men dessd eos, urs ard bon O them stout and os
Dsmcbctr spd bis iIie1d siephep Grzen N' - ' - :
Il think speak with kurc Newell" said the Count moving
Yea DO ,sturr ed Ruric not at all surprised by the visit
sir people OF ali classics in the habit Of calling at his
place to order arms
lip
from the cold Inn n ns
you ACQUAINTED with the Lady Aosalind Vaidsi" he
II am,n returned Ruric, now beginning to wsnder.
,s.amsa iamSa9 win much
1t Is my de.he q make The Lady Rosains my wie.n
10 hiee their remuonness. But he uo .oug debating
And why have you come me with this inform aton
h: asked ~, .,...,, ~
WfstIieht have 10 question upon such theme ~
l. ~ Il ,ss
asS You 70 reponnce ali c"ims TO her SAndd
st. Paul. cir count your tongue into strange moods
Wa aPses so you CHAINS % 0'A'' mana
Pc hays YOU will inform me what claims may lave In
that quarter returned, with some tremuousness IN
A tina, DID nGi make
n man Rs
thing andin the same tone he proceeded: iEs Lady
on sna OF nsss M s sy
sn She ha no e and
her for my wife have been 70 ace The nobs Duke ner
hat herd was one impeachment and was her love
h @ ~ se s
Interfere much aesnst her ncins.on 80 simple denia
ar sei o Sa NJ his
n 70, The % o STn gd 70 By You "o mas
.u and ct he would Wish to have your denial to show to
here ali arawn up iat win necessary i,
hog e
hand sftie LADY in marriage =.
snnmshsS. But Hmc teof no. he dew back sassd
il b Sas Q; ssss
Olga Dsis q has commissioned ,on obtain such
sphen spoke The Count turning to his companion you
heard The Instructions the Duke this morinsr'
did ou hnSs . he els
% % much r as OF he sy R
should this signal from can only magi upon hts
desire TO call regrets in he bosom OF his fair wsrd He
that she with you and thai she now
feels friendship for For her sake he would have
this signal from you."
"But how for her sakeg' asked Ruiic.
Why returned Damonod, do you not seer Rosaind. In
night snd
n ssIf s
ete from heart With the noble
Duke spoke but and then he here for
ten per his ~ II you would marry with the lady do
and would seek help In the work, seek from those
who have some pow er In the matter" -
you misske, SIR, uttered the Count, hoty II seek not
power only seek simple word from ono who may have
uence-even teegar having saved the life OF
you sign The paperf"
Now all thin seemed very strange to Ruric And Ike know
that something bebrd the curtain which he not
permitted BE knew the proud and Stubborn Duke
well enough know that he would have such
This but design hsn had appeared.
In fhor he ud understand TIE matter az all locked
and complex and is In direct conflict with the
nature OF the bonn whom appeared have
mated. Ruric por dered upon this moments and he
up his mind that Re would ON no account yed atom
TO the strange demand thus made upon him
Sir Count" be sad ca ny and surely. you have plainly
stated proposition, and VIII plainly answer cannot
sign the paper
Han capped DamonoG In quick passion. DO you reusea'
Most fatty"