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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-08
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"a Post Office, Worcester
Angler Albert Il
Arno d E watson
Adams Edwin \
Atnsworth Harry
Angler HARLAN
Abbott Mrs Ii L
Allen Louis
Ainsworth l. Addie
Alexander Lizzie
Adams Mrs Nj A
Alden Mrs Spencer
BRIGHAM Mrs
Brown Daniel
Rradish Elisha w
Brown Micah Il
Burns Martha
Brigham Mary
Barry Mary A
Barnes Susie
Buckingham $ 8 2
DurSess -" az y
Burulck Mrs aneouote
Broshih1n 4 L
Bascom VIM IL
Baudry Hoffe
BiscOmait Raphael
CARY Mr. Patent Bel
HOOK NJ alluiacturlils GO
Cultlhg ADsaiOm
cummings AloLZo z
cummings Mrs Il
CoVllle Ellen A
CaIroli FRANCIS
Callagall James
Cross Lizzie ID
Chase Mrs h NJ
Clapp Loura
Corllss Mrs Mary
Cotton Mrs Mary
Carney Thomas
C0nnor virgil
Clement w A
Crawford VIM II
DAVIS Albert
Dean y A
Day Mrs Emellne =
Dawless Geo
Delan Henry
Diggins Mrs
Degrange Joseph
Durston Mrs Laura
ELLIS Mrs ii IL
Edmonds Herbert L 2
Eastcott ii Dacke
Eaton Horace
Elliott Maria
Edwards I w
FRANCIS Ben
FLYNN Daniel
Farnham Elisha
Fairbanks Fred W
Fuller Mrs JerushR
Faliey Marlls
Flynn Margaret
GILBERT Adellne
Clifford ChaS HI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-08

Dr. Sweets EnfaIIibIe Imminent is traly
II end in need and every family should have it hand
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-08

In this CITY, Aug. 6, by Rev u Weston Mr. George w
GoOdae OF Leomnster, 10 Miss Adene Davis Of West
BrOokheld.
In spencer by Rev Jas ckshanks at the residence
of q Dyer, Mr. Charles Whittemure tn Miss Rebepca
w daughter of Deacon samuel rsy lor both Of Worces
ter No cards.
In orange, July 20, R9manzo Prchard to Mrs Eliza
beth Shattuck, both OF Petersham.
In FitchbUrg July 80, Samuel Bailey to Mrs Sarah
A Hart, both of Lunenburg.
In tKilllngy, Conn, July rs, Eli Bachelor OF
Northbrdge, Mass, to Miss Lucina knight of Thomp
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-08

w UKCESTEK ACADEMY OF FINE
ARTS AND SCHOOL OF DESIGN
Clarl1's Block, 257 Main street.
On PAINT 'gs, Engravings Mezzotints Chromos
Autographs, Photographs, Artists Materials of every
description Portrait and Picture Frames for sale at
the lowest Cash Prices. Frames made to order Par
iiculIr attention givn to Framing Wrcaths and Fancy
WORK, restoring, remounting mending or vanishing
oi and injured Pictures
The fue Art GALLERY open dav and evening fl 90 70 via
tOrs. All are welcome.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
Person onsiIuteiIixenes.

Americans registered al the American banking bou.e~
Ia Paris icf ,he week endirg me SNr and Mrs. james
Hartman aud family, Nrs. Caroline smith, = Smith,
H. Z. Beatl.e, Mr. and hrs Edward y. Abbot. Henry T.
Kerr fr E,bert u v Smith, T Y. Chapman aud Ady
DR. and Mrs. John L. swim. Mr.. and Mrs tsavnt ~
New York kdwsri T. hawspn, James u. orDo, Mr.. and
hrs w. al. HarrisB, T. " Ponlterer u phadei hiA Mr..
and nr.. .. n. weess Mr. md Mrs.. Arthur Codu.an, "
d. Lindsey. VIZ ard Nrs. wm H. Talbot, OF Boston;
Bryan iohns'u. :" It'cA w .pd Mrs. A. H. white of
Michigan, Abbot y hiltfedgv. os tharl~stown Mas.
Tracy fsck OF Bristol Conn Mrs. George Parker i. %.
Parker Mrs. A. Msgry of Washington D. a.. Edward
7. ,aswri, OF Providence, X l.. Joseph r. Eagsrtsn,
Mss HeisB Edserton, q fort Wayne. lad. wn. Nnnger
snd family, 81 ,hscsge aud r. Ballard of Baltimore
Postmaster General B.Ar and Mrs. Cideop wegas aud
son arrived a. tns Astpr Hcose yesterday rous
The fsslsrn states.
william n. seward, Jr., lat the Asos Hvas< last sves
Tag Tor washngton.
,splsis , Fidridge Yarmouth POST: NJ and Mrs Ruch
inshan, Norwrh. Captain g. spear, Boston Coiopei q.
Bsl One Hundred snd -iXy ninth New York vDlun
q. "A. ,crig. " ovideBT Mr.. and Ms = n. Rogers.
~ stos; ", W shcs.et aud lady NsrmoDs, Hon A. n.
olin froy are stouptng at The Astor Honse.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
Police luteltiGemee.

ssoots sHoc1iSG ARRAY IN TsE BowEr.--Ai AZ early
hour We tsrday morning, as woman named Kate
HAYNES passing through Spring street towards the
Bowery, she was scco-,ed by three ro~dies and sub
scted TO insult and personal Tho
the luiared woman brought named Matthew o Brian
10 the rescue ard be very gallant offered the sir
home In safety. The friendly onsr ~ss promptly so
ceptcd, aud the peir were moving OF. when the
rowdes came up and commenced sbpsiDg them.
Some words then rcd between them, which
nnally resulted in one OF the rOwdies drawing q
pistol and nr four shots O'Rreu OF TIE bas
took effect 10 Bren chest but the other three proved
bsr uiesr. The wounded taken "a the New
York Hospital BY tbs fourteenb precinct police where
bis wounc pronounced 10 bs OF dangerous chsrac-
ter The sssnts managed 10 make good their escape
and have since been heard Of Miss Haynes live, Of
No. los Chryst- street, aud WAS detained witaess
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

h.a-Hss-M1 ssss ~ rrstfty. frss 81 %
paeis thafsh ataih stssBs, fopcr - FEts.sta sfeef
by rsr VI Gsiaseghailtf Aratfffs q. fmmsrBIs 4.
Ma. sys vuswss s.os1 ssssbtsf q D<t : NE
MA 81 ~ ih~ cty.
CNr~ais--iiHH "a rasslsg ii's ~ "a "a. ct .si
q tokn iA- fsgtlst ~ tts hsv W 1t Il Es.t.s pd
ssssiS1 ~ lbs Es1 tffnsiiss lHcts ks.tss 1asss-
IA css~ssss A. cHskloTts h.sasf ,saslsf u sst 80
Jsslss Bsfke
rr~sprsr-sssss-- Hssas, J.te n. ty,,- 20,
J r Nssma3, VI irvaap Dc.sstaFs B. as. sss.
49, q. cs's, 81 Nthsrty
p.us--Issy --Os wednesday, Is.. " W ~. -.
ffpiis Nnflss Dsrss Sssa " stss sifrr asss
~ &c ~ - stffs.
nilsas-w wwfs. On faetfsy faas ~ ~ fas sssss
~ ~ tftirs Psf sats, ~ t'r hsT o. " No ur 4at
= a. -, q hts tF.,t y lssnf = r.i.fi s.t.sr u
gtn a Nsf, - n haff 4 'yl n Il
rfsaxe--lsrs --fn Tgsefay. Juro lG ~ Irt~s
sk geB ~ ~ Rev ~. Telils. F0sssTF Hsrgs gxEs
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

sb, 10 b ths srsy With wbcA ,hs nation should -
Ssia. lIn.hsslss.i. s.s.s. is. no ,scs . s'.,.so,
vhes shs asa q st oesnsy bsckons him 70 advance. 70
der 10 pok quarrel IN ssns obscure hoIs or corner
A nm ne ms%sn 1ssssS ssss he sns%sss q Ss rsub
Ne are thunaerng Tho gatss OF lhe free North lot us
Let sbIhknism keep within dnors. asd pray, III y
wears iu knses out, that The black may ps IN" -
Sssss dart into ne until their csbwsbs are soehed,
tho gh the pillars and Foundations OF the temple In
shaken, sreuae ihemseivss uu.n ,hs sos Aovsr, and
Spare their minute eDdeavors 10 secure the endange cd
sanss h ,ssr tender threads. Ls AZ sssss s rhs
hs the army, swelled 70 million BY the people pro
sscd oca. back .he enemy crush shs ssqrrsesioe re-
sAd en,nusiAs,,c shssrs) When that happy and gori
e,s eyeot lakes pace-as assursdly WILL and that be,
states 10 su..sd wIn .As spirit Of th3 young ana GAL
Ahs Henry ", who declared tha. he loved franoe 80
Mai shoaId all be hs-wDep that happy and glorious
event rkss phcs WIN delight me 70 participate With
Dnait.s- wb eh 10 their alb sce nov gratefully de-
sne beg ing of ~ them sntii The return OF
s - ss s M sa% s.nso .s entitled % he ses
oi tho public nvraDd the gratitude o. tnh great
saa sa :asn ana
Goosral retred) 1forli. Ci anr9sl
Al lhe conclusion Of General heaghers speech Alder
FAaxy Addressed the General, saying that hs fe
psasurs stating that he had received splendid silver
eros from Pbiaiepha, with request 70 present u 10
General heagher Hes bad the happiness Of
ssrniag over 70 General Meagher this handsome testi
nsotai re
eeneral MkAoHxR received the oross, and returned
thaaks in neat little speech during the Of which
- spoke In the AnectioDate Of the hmensd
Kesrny, With whom, he said, he had been on terms OF
- closest intimacy. lie would surrender the Cross be
ead, only upon the terms made by humble oicer of
the Union army, confined recently in one Of the rebel
prisons OF Richmond. That officer had bSen stripped OF
every vausble article has person except his Kearny
rsss and when Al last his capOrs attempted 10 take that
1rom him he said, mo, you tako every thing but
thas from me. part with that only wnh my he."
The cross presented 70 General Neagher Is Of the
Ksarpy crosses, lately conferred the members Of
NE Old kearny division General Aeasber Ii the only
seer Of the Union army who has been honored with
q these priceless testimonials Of vaor. u b manuao
sssd o solid silver and contains opposite sides the
1ellowng inscrptions.-
70 General heaeher, OF Irish Brigade,
{ N ~ KssSny Q and BirDey's Division
Fried and Comrsdo.f
$1 From tho Old division.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
THE ADAMS EXPRESS ROBBERY.
Jatsrssti"s Partiesiars-ss~sral Psrsess
Arrested On sSspieloa--Oas Of Them
Turns state Eviasuee-Hosv the Rob-
berry Was AceonspIssked. Ase Sc.


A'resseo o. s"spieios-Oas ef The"
Turns state Evt4e uee-HoSv the Rob-
berry was Aeeo ns u,Sshea Ase Atr
IL - - -
Ins psrtruas % one OF the boIdsst and uiost srp~p.
robbsr~s hat occurred IN th country has
n., .<r,. N ,,.hs ..n =. ,,,. .~s.,. "a. .
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Some three months sgo, IL will be remembered saf.
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con,y~ny yery mys.ri,u.y Jis.nr..r,d ION tram a.
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I,rse reward = A. ose,si de,Do,,v.. An, o,l.,. a.,
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a,s !, 81, ,.a sHmnsf, seSs An,
ma '"o'"e' 'he money we're $50 70 The ss's
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Whole providing free pardon s'asd be grau,sd him O
tla be uss assarod When h naia the !sl,swn.
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The New York herald., 1863-06-17

?, e ,ssi.s .ss !. S.:a :ns ~ SssvIo :.
wh,eh vas Adop,sd ey Tho toll.~fns zoe, via
':Ira, sSas ssss. ss..., .SS ss:%,,.@s
d. .li 5 q AG.. ..ss.'p sSsaS pc Tor ~
,ns A. iarnishei ie ci,y Jadss oner. .moan, I
o. fSses ;1S and $40 Cd sas q. .ss s
whieh wa. .sof,.t ey the following se.s, vis-
Rechs shook, steward and ws'snsnn-a
The .s cs%ms s,S.s a%sa. r.s. p.sulsA report in
.rs. sa.sed % ): ss?Ss "a. a9s:"s
pay from appropriation Tor "L'shuns. Cleaning and
Wh,ch ~ss sdopeI by The following vote vi,s--
pSrSy ess sSps. ;e.. s.f, sss, s.n-, ps ns
TIC Commute civ Courts s"nsed report In favor
Cd SsIi,sq Tss Ss III. Si'f 81 & Son. amounting
70 sisi "a for esAs Ae furnished The saru oacs 10
Them from aprop atom for % "LsShns cIesans "a ana sS
which 10 FOR want Of TIE required number Of votes
Agrnai, Supervisor. Blunt Conner Davis Li.l.s,
Roche ~nd wsismsnn-f
sasqacni Supervisor si,s4sr moved that .aeA vote
he ~ ,sss.ias,ea 20,
Ard tho .aus wAs saortsd by the following vote v,-
Rosns sSSos ssa ws.ups ;s':S.. ssns Conner Davis u'
N.gslve-srperrisor Purdy--l.
favor ol adopting reso. uon As follows. viz
hs 1p%Ssr s s r. e. and Ns9.
hsrS * s' N. N.Is s Aud s's sssnr Es1es,
pnrno.e nade ~ih ~. W s t lof , va,
bii Sns in ,oii aan @ op'ois,,o"sts @ o, rqss' saa
Ir..la..s 80 '"' '"'P'"'"""" anu "pPio'oa w theH
W. -. .soo,., y, ,, ,o,,,.,. -,
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p,,rS, RON. shaas G.. - III W. ps'' IHe'
The Cmrml,tss a snn',i % r. ,", sa.n,y .o L.
faxor ~ ih.r ais.hs,, ,,,sn ~. ,r,h. M y,
IN Of Daniel i N Is, II s,a1,,1as a. a. m eoS ~ w
pairs 70 New Cour. House
The cs%ss.1 s., s' A..es r.,.. grs.sntsa .
ths fol"viny ns,.,s ~ "' '' '"''"'' "'
Bill of n Markin s,nonnt,nr IN ss,H tor ssr,,e.. ~. .
ssxnt cierl a, ~. s,Ih II.,t c,1., ~. i.a,. ~
mar, Mach and I,,ti IL 80 S'' '' '""'"''' NV
Prii ON oT lei u s,.ser. ci.,. =, s,..t.i r.,o IA,
py~n,~ Co,u fr u,srea - ~ ..lns, ~ '''"' "u'
rrt,ion oi W,Iam p,ann. ,,,.,t ., ar..,., r.x,n
Suer,r ronrt ,.r nc,:.s. ~ 81. - ~ 'v'~~' Ae'"
ir,,tion of l.. az. n.s .,.n.v c.sE ar "a. a , IN w.
Clerl General FERN m C Ecan,,sh e,t !, ch.,i.'
and D. n McKssn (i,rS part i saorrm. eianrl S"r i'm,
eresrs OF sn sry - - ''' S'N 80 q"
Petition OF evs nisr 10 bs psid for nm ,h
Peti,on OF Y.rd h. have .npoin,r,.nt =. ci..h n,
Wh,,h Va lss oyn, S'S"' ''""'"'"
The Cocmhlss on Annual r.. 10. ,,. ..,,.s ,,no, q, n,
,or ot sdopieS .s.ol,iIon A. follow VIZ" :"
RssoycJ T6.t The ,,n,a,,,s,ss M, snn,.i r.,.h. A..
fron lbs far,h., con r., y" IN. s,ns -
John Mowbray FOR the r-missos OF sis n ~,
thor,s being In the Boar OF sapervsors 70 remit
ssxe .b,,sI - - '~"'
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

Ths following naval yssse. were at Eey west on tho
l2ih instant - r b.
Flagship Magnoiai Hrndrn Hadson, octor.rs De soto
ssd rrnesss Royal mo stier vesrel together with the
North America arrived 90 The morning cf the I2,b The
PAaIsoc touched m Koy west iith and sent Dor
malls ashore IN . Pilotboal
The Tinted s,aies bark Amanda, Aons volus,.sr Lieu
Uenm,rder @ WEIGH went sshore at Fast Pas
slsehico4. shascn ;hsib'ockAdspervics during gale
about the 2sb ~ ssy. The s,rs v,pt ashore 10
aJaie Emery Effort Of bcr captain, ofosrs Grew who
we're AL iAssn o1 after spikas 'hs guns, removing
rsynAsisrs slofes ami osaiy bs1wing ur The vessel
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
The Contrt b 0s IONS for the Widow or the
Pilot of the Escort.

In the following letter General Foster sckbow,edges to
receipt Of the collected here by Mr. Blunt Tor tho
widow OF the gallant North CaTonisn who lost his g
bile piiong renfcrcemens N Foster at Washington
tEsDov spyRs EGHrrNB AsNY CoRrs jane II 1885
Gsosen Bruyr, fsd.. ITO Water street New York -
SiRGenerrl foster directs to inform you that be
IS in receipt Of y0ar favor OF the Atb Instant
check On the Manhattan fnk Tor ave hundred and sixty
one collars aud hity cent? tsj6i 500. being the amount
col ec ed by you the widow o ths pilot ~ the steamer
Fscort VII cb lie viii hand her ai Mrs Iadr.ck Ia
IN destitute couditnr aud tbis money will
mako hsf very comfortable Tor time have the
honor 10 be very respectfully your vbeent servant.
JOHN y. ANDERSON,
Major and Senior A. u. General FOSTERS star.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

S,-,Esors "A man calling himself Loren Hsa..n, s.a
Sismns O. be Lrsi hsgten-ni it tLe Ibfd Ssw Ygrk
sfsfy, .rrestsd a. snrress1fo rebu by order og
',rn-l nsseABs the ..rnera thhklng hln 10, psto
~ ieseftef He Las b Ian. logged lapers e.cttlux
mt D. C.tass Ists i've f~ Tie soverh eft bs
iefTfs o~''T, c,nDandiTg Al Ns~berI, 40. he sas
" sd fra Hrdtrsi W Do b-b ~ Cinc nntt nbso 10
s-n,rsi 8pfnsdc ~ be scNt t the eSyerYor ~ Nes
ygsk Ielie1lnt Hunt. " TIE Fcgru4 TenGs.se~ tss,eu
II sgb ~ ssvs cs che <si wi,n ,sssaa IN eharg.
ss. lot "a .ns NAL boat thstday fhat even ns sfne
IN a uversst ou vib feaessbt fnui e,ncarns 1fs sr
rot Hss.~s. that ne odd ~, care ss,ns
he woNg NJ; I've very ing any how Ia Asw moments
snsf Le delberaes waissf bak to1Arfp TIE stern n
the a. snf la.~d oyerhs.ri ned no .as The
BODY has %, beer iccoyered Lsoisb.nt Hssi hins.
Uaas an wN defynxed.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
Cool 1mpertfnenee 81 . Rebel.
DrR wAsarSSToT CORRESPONDENCE.

WAsrsor~s. June ., isss
80. ,..-...... ru,...,r ~ -
o""hs "0'"e' - y 'oh~' "ho "A cap
urea hesF trbAnns, va ny hNpaTchs cavalry and "a
nov III the Old Capitol prisoD
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The New York herald., 1863-06-17

AiAssf, Jus. Is, 1898
ffs rolo~irs 10 us calendar ci the Court ~ Appcai
fm Wednesday June Iia-sd~ ., 4. 8, . 10, H. "a,
- and "a
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
The Tsrf.
ILsHfoH YLEAarKE aEnnhn.

ftsHfor rLyAsUHg GROUNDS.
,-bsr, Jurs 10 -swsspsks- ss5o ruiis s.st, bet
thrc. In sss. 10 harness.
~. y. Jono. named h. q. NJ anDi.toniss ......i a
n pfNnsfnef br m. Harriet Lane. 4
y Mare named br. 10. Jesny Hsxkins. .. a a
nms. 2ss--2S5s.-2s2g.-zu
HABbio,Dssn wes Immense favorts. IL TIE po.8
selling be breurht vns hundred sbd arty ~hs Hsrr,st
Lane srocsed down sa sis'y s.e sba Jenny Ha-srs
., zen dois'. rhsfs 90 evsn De,slns ses~sss tho
mares b.sns e'onlnh ti~ four srrasa h1;s.
Harriet aue zoo w test. vhes carrsd tie
-@rcrs between ber AMI Has sins N. raSe 49,
very well anissssi thfstt , and anasdsd ans srort
a. ne Istrops of Tho tgu.
~ aaV the .Ourth cf tbs t.fes a o. 100 mA,ehe. BE-
tseen se0rss Pstsbel sBd General tatsr slu co,s.
oH The tros -B bc tvo n.is beau, " wagons
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

'oon.traciion ~ Harlem Bnss,
II. Seraiss o. ci,a conn. presented .p,r /. f.,,r
Of siepcng resougion % foli9s.- "
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-18

ed.
She says no. Fontevrault answered,
and looked vigorously out of the window
One evening two years after my son left
me, we were sitting round the library fire
Christopher, now a captain In one of the
famous Massachusetts regiments, sat near
me, little graver than when l saw him
last. We were talking with flushed
cheeks and beating hearts of the subject
nearest our hearts just then-war.
A familiar foot pressed the stair. AL
the color left Leonora's lips she knew
who was coming. In another moment /
was in my darIing's arms. He shook
hands with Leonora, but neither of them
spoke q word then turned to Christie
pher, who welcomed him with the hearty
cordiality men use.
You have come home to fight, I know,
Fontevrault.'
$50 I have answered my son. Every
true-hearted American should be striking
his blow. l couldn't travel fast enough.
Mother, are you SPARTAN?
He looked at Leonora. What did she
think of this magnifcent-mustached Sax
on? Not much like the fair-cheeked
student we remembered.
Let us be army nurses, said Leonora,
when they had gone to Washington. In
deed we could not stay where we were
nor fit off to Newport to Danish care.
grew sleepless, and sudden sound would
send the blood to my heart. Leonora
maintained an undauntcd front, but she
grew thin in spite of her cheerfulness.
At last said
I'VE will follow the army: shall die
to live in this way
So, just before the battle Of Antietam,
we were in Washington.
just after-ah me Ia singular scene
occurred. We four had met again, not as
in the happy nights long gone: Denis,
the veteran of seven battles, still unsca-
thed but my boy could fight no more.
Manfully he bore his affection l only
wept.
This morning OF which write, he was
so bright, that we admitted Denis at once,
who came TO bid us farewell before leav-
ing to join his regiment.
Stop q minute said Fred. Leonora.'
She came toward him with face of gentle
inquiry.
To-day is my birthday prefaced the
soldier. & am twenty-six, and a free man
to say I love you.' Denis WINGED and
motioned to Withdraw his hand. '(Not
so fast, old fellow.) This say because
have been waiting years to speak my
mind on this day. But now, have no
thing to offer you. I have no future.
am cripple even my love for you has
been cheat to you and now is selfish
ness in me. Here stands a man as true
to you as /; I know how he loves you.
Which of Us will you marry, Leonora
While he was speaking, tho lost carna-
ton came back to her cheeks. The soft
eyes kindled to languid fire. She never
looked at Denis, who stood in his erect
strength, his worshipping eyes on her
face. She came to Fred's bedside, and
knelt down there. Denis dropped his
hand,
You do not answer Fred whispered T;
4 cannot bear suspense
How did she satisfy him? do not
know In emotion that almost overmas-
tered me, snapped the bracelet-Denis's
bracelet it lay upon the floor. He pass
ed me without word, without LOOK
His heavy heel ground the enchased sea
to rosy dust. / heard the door swung
loudly to, and then the clatter of his
horses hoofs, as he rode RAPIDLY away.