Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-06-05
VOLUME 81, NO. 2S.

even had perhaps in reality lost her senses,
he started Of at once, giyin; up his employ,
and borrowing and begging what he could,
and knowing no word of French but tho
name Of that one street, he hurried 10 me;
50 that my mind came back again, and I
could tell them what know. All b. did,
be- said, Wa. L., than he ought to hays
done, because hc had behaved IN o. me Of
DID (Which, I am surr dear Joseph never
hal, mr. thought Of doing H. stood by
me ia court-in the prisoners place along
with MI. be- .tuoi anil share, my shame.
tnli about the bwcI,, and Of ms trying
them IN, how everything vas 'afe, and tho
doors locked, and the chan bsi window too
high to b' ciimbed up O., though man
might have let himself djva from j, into
the yard.
Aud then learned Tor N, first time,
that al that afternoon and night, tho mur-
drrrr had lain hidden uni.r my mistress
. q that be must have h.eu there an that
t.mc-thiuk ofit-tlat was trying On tho
drr.s'' and the ornaments; that there wa.
murder waiting in that chamber all tho
while; IL mad, me shuiIor even then,
amidst that crowded court, with Joseph by
mo. They thought It very ,tnnss, they
said, that since there was 81 much time h..
lurc him, between my mistress departure
nnl return, that D., had not murdered mo
instead II, had c,rucd % lll the isvel.-
those in thr drawers as well as those which
my poor mi'irc,, had worn that very cycn-
ing, but from the moment De had droprei
int the court yard. thc police could not
Col any trac' of hIm. A mur, suspicion
laIl upon the brother of Oh, ett5 porter
but twas 80 vague that be wa, not put
upn his uial. \ cr.at sum WINS uG rcd
lur the apprehension Of ,ho murderer. max.
in- mp, with what was offered BY my la,,
mistress family, nearly 500 Shr died
without a will, poor lady. and they. were
NOE disposed toS.,e mc anything beyond my
wi.r, Juc mc.
After my arluiial, q collection fr mino
anl Joseph, benefit W., made hy somo
;'1l people; but the money only suficeI t,
bring us back to England Joseph bal 10
work out a heavy debit incurred upon my
account, and went into .or,i,, a,nin a,
once. r-'pNins 10 do my br,, &, help him.
\, th' end of two years, poor fellow. rlcer.
t.at D." had discharged hi. Obligation no
vls but lit'la better or than Vt the hcrln-
ing and dr'plirus OF ever :. ,tins living
or ~ both in the old country. he sailed
twelve months as1 or Sidney Whichever
of us first c1t rich, 1t was arranged, should
eros, the 50. after the other. and until
lately, it seemed that We misl; stop where
We were, engaged young psrons till W.
died.
lwns nursery mail in my new place. and
was ukin. t'r Youngest child ncr,s, HYDE
Park o7c afternoon, whom was followed
hy an Imp'riin'ui man bad my ugly"
on, fnr the sun va. bot, 80 that mv flrr
m'int nave '''n '',' N'nn'' i'r aII Poo knew
&, a.. contrary, AMI otharwI.r. N.tar
myself wls MT j.ucrrrN'a looking. 4.
all events. a'trtrt.: thr wretch. who kop,
''''' ''.,.' '.. "' WIS '' A''m'n''''
= .''.'' WIZ u ''' '-' "I'''''nc'-""'eh
! "'' ',' 10 'h."-' ''r ''''N''i-anl "y''
'''' '''N.' "'" "'''h' ",''' ''' neither OF
''''" n''' "''''' 80 '''' "'' G''H enough
" : ~. " 81, '' vi ''' I'',.''"'n "'''t tho
m'r''' ar'h' lie -" mat There WIS no
,n' '' '' ''''' u %, meant 20 ct" good
,''N ~ me ~ a''' 50 h' l''''i mo on a sud-
''n very q"''N'y' turned ronnI anl looked
"n into my la''' ! cave him very tolera-
''' 'l'r' '''' because ! knew It would dis
appoint l'lm =! al''r hue great expectations
ana 10 ''i' AMI not only that' i'r 1t made
h'm give a sort ol '''I'inou' grin, which
hope may never see again and h' broke
out, rs II be c'nld not help it, Tor the life
OF hlm' ",'n' "e''' We may b' PLAIN IN
the iac'' but we are uneHccpuonablo be-
NINA
cr''l 'nt murder AMI i"p'Ilc'' as
IonH a' 'o"Il' ana 'h' man wa secured at
once. M human h'ins except the one who
hAl been under th" bed, hermuri'r'r, could
alone. before miiam's toilet glass. H. le-
MEL eyarythin, of caurs,. and said II was
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