Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-06-20

tho road. about hall mile up the moun
tain. Since my lord and lady. said he
: Sc, OF for Italy some three months ago, nc
living man or woman darcs 90 near 1t. Even
the keeper has deserted 1t and ! have the
keys. There's many soIt bed there, with
curtain, OF silk. But whoever ventures
near by day d night. goes never again.
Weary as vas with my long ride through
the rough and dangerous passes ofihe iIar'I,
the thought Of those luxurious beds with
curtains Of silk, left no room for other feel
ing.. fel, the yielding sof,ness OF their
down, and heard the whispering rustic ol
the silk. The half mile Of dark, rough
walking. wa, nothing in comparison with
tho enj,ymen, to DO found at the end.
resolved forthwith, that Notwithstanding
the spirits. there | would sleep that night.
GIVE me lantern aud the keys. said
and q servant TO show tho way through
the grounds and will make the venture.
But you won't,' exclaimed the landlord,
,.,h r,.,,., :, x,i.h wo,d., and nm.
,L,,;,v x.,. .u.~h,, I,J;.,o,.Iv blended
w., wo,,sn,, I;,e,ill morninr ia soon.
or .le.r in the hare road
.you need po, waste YOUR breath. sir:
shall sleep TO nigh, at the castle. And !
.h,ll f,l OBLIGED II you will lo.e n. little
time n, po..ible. The nigh, grow. dark.
and tho storm |. ri.in, fast,
Mu,,eripr and cur.inr M nv ioolhardi.
,... tho l,ndlo,d l,,t m, roor,. and in n
iev minutes. renpr.ared with a servant. the
t.y. n ar,o bu, rather dim lantern. III
You will on. .ir.'uid nc. here. the KEY.
,o the cate and doorway. and this man will
show YOU tho road. Bu, advise YOU no,
,oco'
I, wa. too late 10 re,rae,. even II had
hcen inclined 10. Taxing the kew. and Ian.
,.., -, ou, tolloveI nv a sion, serving
ma, whose bp,Iv limb. did ma, d,,La,n 20
,,smblc lik. n Girl. n. we apnroached the
haunted ca.,l,
.Il,r,'. tho r,,e 10 the Grounds. cir per.
han. vou can find the way alone. sir. from
b,rs7 r,ll,v tho wide r,,h. i, lead, rich,
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,.,,.o,,,, ,oo,.,s,. le,, a rather f,ip,i.h
fseIin, in NV own be,tt. Ialmo., repen,ed
o,uy,c.,,n,io, a,a ,hourb, aa.e,,ona,sly
q, N. b,v,ol, and even the aoor. The
,,,h .o,nd hv I,,,. ,,ho, , Dou.,,,,v
rc,lr...,ur,c.,ea a lodging under il. shell.
ter. bu, the rain. now beginning to fall in
,b,,. ,,,,s,i,. s,foI cu.b.. which .o,ne.
,im.. ,,..si.. , .,o,m mid M IN IN, cow.
.,iIv tbourh,. and Iroy, inc n, n ouiek n,ce
toward ,b, ca.,l, door. The poreb VA.
LONG and narrow. md dark n. "A cavern.
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,ho,.,,d o.boo, wore runc hack and forth
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.o.i ,,o ,g,c, n s,s,v sound The noise
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"Ydo no, intend 10 apolori,s .a,d cur
friend. in,crrup,inr himself, for ,hi. mo.
us,,,,v weakness. Ever, man has a Ger.
,.;, o,no,,, wo,s q, ,... n, ,b. old .,,.,.
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!, u,,.. With mower eno,e h I, Quit. over.
cam. IN, monarch reason ..,esially when
,bs ,br.Ic,l eo.rric. are exhausted Jus, a.
dr..,. Al winch ~. lau,b n, bvd.y.
WILL IN. whole rance Of anar,rnen,. wa,
ana, ,a INV cboic, I'm, only too willing
ia, nj, .ho.,a h. .,iII .,ain. / entered the
sr,, door came to. Fortunately i, opened
in,o n lar,. room. ,nlendidly furnished will,
m,,,o,. .ot,. chair. ,h., asked one % ii,
d,r, and n s.a ,h., Looked softer than a
bank Of rose. in fairy land. wa. no long.
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