Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-16
THE VAGRANT.
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CONCLUDED FROM YESTERDAY.
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GRASS was wet-tbe wind wbistled fbrouob he
frees already in mart strinnnd of tbeir feavas
all aronnd was nitcbv DARK and evervtb;na
seemed To annonncc an inclement nigbt
Cramped with cold he felt the most uncon.
ouerable cravings of hunger. Could he but
sleep. he Thought perbaps The next dav might
nroye less nnf9yorable than tho two nreced.
inc ones But sleep refused the call and tbe
moor mendicant suffered the most crnel nangs
Unable 70 hear tbon, anv ionaer ba rosd PsI ~
his STICK and returned 10 the mansion
He had observed an angle of the wall which
could he easily escaIaded and window badlv
closed II was late the nigbt yyos dorL "a
he might nerbans find bit of breod A.
least he determined 10 trv
Tho bonse was Inhabited hv an old man of
more than eiehty-a rich miser, who lived
alone like many of those who 90 IN snend
their last days at Versailles He had perceived
the mendicant and had seen him take refuge
under the clump of trees He ordered his
servants to watch him, and scarcely had poor
Philippe opened the window, when he was
seized, handcuffed, and taken tn Versailles,
where he was thrown into prison. There, at
least, he found shelter, and bit of bread to
eat, which the turnkey gave him from human
ity
Al the exnirat;on of s;x months tho man
dicant was convicted at the ass;zea of The do.
partment of Seine at Disc His sentence was
the oalIes for fifteen vears and 10 be nrev;,
ously exposed and branded He had entered a
house at night for the purpose of theft. and
with deadly weapons the nossesion Of tho
knife which he usually carried in his nocket
aud was found there beino tbns internreted
A month had already efapsed since he had
been publicly branded, and moor Philipne
seemed patiently waiting for the time when he
was TO be sent To his destination at Tonlon
He always said that he would NOT 0o and the
turnkey did NOT contradict him
One evening small iron Iamn unon a shelf
suspended from the wall nv n cord on each
side threw a weak and yascillating Iigbt
upon the gloom of n cell in the nrison of Yer.
sailles.
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