The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-01-23

but the last I cannot do, as it is against
my heart"
Swear, then" whispered the guard,
d" or you are dead y
The Princess stretched out her hands.
aud staggering made an instructive step
towards the fatal gates.
But swear them" insisted her protec-
tor
Then, as if fearful the terror Of death
might cause her to pronounce a shame
ful oath she placed bcr hands over her
mouth, as if to compress the words which
might escape from her in agony. Some
groans were heard to escape between her
fingers.
She has sworn sail the National
Guard and then whispering to the nm
Fortunate :" Go through the gate which
is before you. and in passing cry out,
Long live the nation ? and you are
saved I"
On escaping she found herself ia the
arms Of massacrer who was awaiting
her This murderer was the giant Mich
clas. who had cut off the heads ofthe two
body guards at Versailles but on this
occasion he had sworn..to save the Prin-
cess lie dragged hcr towards a S"apc'
less qnlvering' bleeding mass whisper,
ing, Cry aloud long i've the nat'en'
Without doubt she was about TO com
opened She found herself facing a
mountain of corpses upon which man
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ol'e had har"Iy eSP'reu rGtn'p9 was SUI,
H''ng' when the r"pT'e !c'' upon her'aha ~
l" a" Instant Ner r'o'''ns was torn Oh,
anu pall"a''ng III 'He 'aS. lu'Ecr''a0 o'
mortar agony; was sac 't'PPco'
y most hide"uS 'houSnt feS'Gcl al
her arA'n' anu nas'enea 'niS deSeer@'loh'
faO''e WiSued 10 see .n@' "ondfouS
lorlh, winch Tue women oi Lesbos wou'd
have worahipped. lhuS was she expos
ca 10 Tue eyes q alias sh9 came ih,o
tH'S world was sue s'Fe'cneu u. 0" acufD
stuue'
our men lis'aiIeG themselves before
TINS hldeous hicr Washing and staunch
ing 'he CIood from "Ir seven WOUNDS
htth, with the ramrod o. ms gun poihttc
out the beauties which he 9a'd' gave rl''
to our fofmer laVor, ana Wh'ch' on 'ha'
day' were the undonoted causes oi her
death. lhus she remained exposed IRON
eight o'clock t'l noon AZ length th'
orator became wearied with Ills scandal
Gus lecture, made ON a corpse. y mal
approached ond hacked oil hcr head
Alas tne meek long ana heA'GiG as
swan oHereu niue res's''ucG' lie WIZ
committed TINS crime more hId'ous on
corpse than on hvmg being was caIie'
Gnson History Is he most lneAorab''
0! divini'iGSi she pIuckS quill from be
wing and dipping 1t III blood sh'
writes name, aud that name is given t
the exccratIon OF pos'erity. lhIs maj
was shortly atterWarh gu'I!'tned, as 'A'
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