The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-01

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Elosy- &C his coa-, .ulI be di.coycr q STAN.
lie ID - "a b toilet, AID rc-sntered the d.
= de- draw ils 'o.m,
''TbS1 k hs,ytl,' 20 ma torcd TO him self,
''ibs p sicn' ha5 gore nd with a b ar par.
tails ftlisy,d h. bsE is a.eps towards the
syaFtrnent oG the N'sconnicss. As he nsared
ha piscs Of i-stiu-'. p, however, come one
came forth :hei,f og m closed the door--it
Was the very per -O1 p. '0psd o avoid, the pes.
dsnt dc ~. Sevie. ~ beholdi' & himself in
the pges ence 9th latter tho marquis rotrea'ed
step and remained immovLbl-. lie mistergd
bimssif, with a struggle, aad, excepting a
light chill that coursei his frame, il would
base l. en impossible 70 know the deep emotion
COO, endiag in his bosom.
Madame de Chanlraute and he' daughter
are a. yet una Die 20 seCeive YOU" c)ldlv spoke
Bsstix's guardian. Until thew shall nave
entirely recovered from their shock, Monsieur
ls Marquis, they have requested me to attend
yeu."
"L MAdemoiselle de Chamarants aware 0 /
tho inpatisnoe leNperienesi"
''sSbe knows II; aud in an instant, no doubt,
you " I'll bc atle 10 sac her. But explain TO mo
by what train Of f,ta, circumstances that hjr.
ritls oect rrsrCs transpired.
Alas after the tevs OF the frigh'iul crime
that reached me mOmsnt since, nothing APP
pssis more bofrid, AMI at the sdno time 80 nat.
u'sl | was on my way here Knowing II
streets had left nv carriage on the BOule-
ward, hear the tntl aLCs Of the passage Vondome,
and was walk NJ hay'ily, but few steps from
the hotel, wheL noticed some one Issuing from
tbs broksI's Otfice-'o the Left Of the carriage
gateway. 10 this parson, up TO that instant,
had Blwayd attached the name OC friend.
Wretch monster But al iirst | did not re-
oo6nihe him. He was walking hurriedly like
myself. lie knew me-, aud extending his hand
pfessod mine cOnvulsivsly-it was the work OF
a second. We had reached the door Of tho ho-
tel. An instant after, l entered the drawing
room. My glove prevented my feeling the
marx OF that mans hand. You know the rest. -
You entertained somo suspicion when you
euteref. | remaI ks1 your plleness and agita.
tion," said quietly NJ. de s. Sevre, without
raising his eyes TO those Of the Marquis.
l"Knowing the vivAcity OF Midemoi,elo
ChamSTante, and proc .cuplOd with my invJluu,
tsEy delay, duIiig the h)rt interval between
that fatal encounter tnl my entrance to the
draUing room, 1 had no time for reelection
These Circumstances, however, which rcmiintd
iuexplicable TO me, had struck me lOTcihly and
Necessarily REQUIRED 70 ny mind. Tho strange
nloeting itself In such place, at such an hour,
tho cenvu' siVe manner in viii h my hand
vas grasped, fin lily, ibs complete dsrkurS
that invOi we'd the brokers' Office, while those
suriOut ding wero brilliantly li.'htea; all these
Siaovfnsisr oes produced painful impression on
my MINI. 1 knew the person had Just met
was nbarasstd in money matters | under
stood that he had lost, the y nefore yester-
day, al play, a large sam. All this did not eX-
cite the suspicion Of catastrophe Bat can
not deny that in coming her ! was the victim
Sf a vague aud melancholy prssontiment."
And you are certain that you recognize !
the person coming from the Office Does a
doubt remain Of his identity a, this moment
None sir"
You can name him, thsn 2" said the pr ISL
dapi with iirmuess. AZ this TINA IAataLinp his
look upon M. de Mona.
Al this question the marquis started. Again
fs.uming the dets rmnation and calmness that
had hitherto characterized bis conversation, he
c0ntinu0d, sitter violent effort
CAT the first cry Of surprise and horror which
escaped from my lip, as well as from the com
psny Present, you wiz rscOueet our looks met