Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-19

| committed 20 disrraceful breach of confidence
The Seigneur of La Pirocbe continued to de-
mand the restitution of his armor from men.
angels or the Internal nowers Notbing came
| of Il At last he was dnnhtlass on the ,o;nt of
making ND his mind To this strange event. and
| the loss resulting from il. when one morning ON
awakinc he heard a great noise in the SQUARE
where the execution had taken nIace. He was
| going to enquire what was the matter, when his
chaplain entered his chamber
"Monseioneur.n y he ,aid do vou know what
has happened -
No; but I will INQUIRE directIy.n
Il can tell YOU. r
What is II then! p"
a miracIe,'
| Ra.IIv9;i
The man who was hanged
Well"
is there
"Where 1''
"On the gallows.n
| GUanginS7''
| "Yes, monseiUneurn
| With his ariDor7''
! s.W;tb yonr arno,, .,
:. Eyact}v 40. bacan.s :, bs1orrs Al
! is he dead 81 AN
| Perfectly dead OnIv,'-
"Onlv WHAT
Had he spurs on when he was ban,sd ~
| ..Non
! Well nonseioneur ba has snnrs nm ro,,
N 1ofNr ri tha haI,
he carefuIIy laid IL Mt The foot of the caIlows 40
| as IN he fnI,nd bong;nc, ,Incoyarad "
| s.I,ct 80 and sea Ne.sire Cb.nloiD. Ia,
| ro and soc ot ance ,, wv N0
m q Saignenr ofI Ia pi rocb ~, into tho so.,.
which was crnwdad With ;nnn;s;,iyo snootnta..'
| The meek of the HANGED man was renIacod ;n
| ,ba r,nn;no, roosa ,ho IL -vos II, - - -
end Of the 9one and tbe arn"r uss r.oii,, ~, ING
| the bodv II wasnroJ;,;ous Go tbaT -. vH
al :. m;,ae,s -, '"'' '"ou'-
| :. He has rcnantad >, said ona uana has .o,,o
| bocL m re-b,pg b;msoIf ;; - "'' '''"'
| III bs. basr thara all tho ,;r,o ,, s,;a
other :. onIv wa .onId not saa - !, ' an
:. Ru, WIN ba. he nnt ON 80 D., ;,;ros
third. '"' " '- 'fD'' fa"'u d
| :. Doub,Isss hscau.o bo h.. .o,,. suo., = a.,
tsnce and was snYions 70 ast hacL n"iIL -
:. f. u NJ .t -ALo,h ~ 20 D"oh 9uIhi
have had no occasion whateyer for .nnrs he.
o, au - III Ttoaoon ~ ioI spurs, pe
where was ;, e'N ''-' " 'e-A''"
| And tban tbsvIor,b.d ord ,b., ,hoxIol.a
NJ tbs n1Iv er;nsce On ths daaS 49, noUneu
| ance
| A. for the Se;oneur of I. p;roobs his orIu
| thong was tn make sure that the tbi.f wss
| really dead. and TO take possession of his snSt
of armor. They took down the BODY and strin.
| ped il. and then, when stripped. thew hung il
up again, and the crows set to work with such
| effect that i'm n coupIe of days il was stripned
| TO the bone, and in a week il was like latter
demalion. in fortnight il had the appearan,e
| of a nothing -at-aII.
| Eventually the mystery was explained II
! appeared that two peasants. returning home bv
night, and passing close 10 the pibbet heard
means, gaspings, and something like a PRAYER:
| that thew deyoutly crossed Themselves and
| asked what IL could be: that nobody renIied
| but that the means continued. appearing 10
| come from the body that was hanging overhead
| They then took the ladder which the hangman
had left AT the foot of the pibbet set il aerinst
| the arm of th gallows, and the son. monnting
| A far as where the criminal hung said 70 him
as IL Won who are making these comnIaints
nv poor fe,lova''
| The condemned man. colIectinu all hi.
| strength answered. tYes -
| I" You are stiII alive then 1n
| s,Ye.
| do Won repent Of your cr;me7n
| Yes
| Then I will set shopt untv;n, Won. and NO
| the CiospeI commands ms 10 succor those Who
| suffer and who even cause IA IN sufEer I will
| succor Won and restore Won to lif. that II NAV
lead You unto good - ''~'
| Ths f.,hor al 40,
| nm 90 cn,,nrabonSa5 -. :. SnsSys wy Iy,ns
he s,iiI .urvivsd Ths rora ;ns,aaS IS on,"'
nr..sino the neck Of ,Sa ,b;.f nrsssod -. bn,-
tom of the helmet in sucb wiss ftba, The ue,;sn,
| We susDended but NOT stranded and that