Litchfield enquirer., 1865-03-16
Hlisfello,,p.
From the Sixpenny Magasins.| A MYSTERY OF PARIS.

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 It was during the season of the Carnival, and l was at a masked ball at the French opera House in Paris. It was past three iu the morn. ing. and was seriously thinking or retiring from that wild, boisterous scene-- not to call il by any harshcr name-in which had been g participant.for hours. l was weary-weary oi the dance, the lights. the music, the crowd, the noise end confusion. the silly nothings that the dirting maskers- and had withdrawn from the press and seated msselfin the most quis, throng, listlessly gazing upon that which no of 2 rage, sannterea quietly past me. and said iu 2 low. guarded tone i: -ss' ,...fSe..f
 Monsieur will not seem to see or hear, bat will look for the blue domino with single spot of red on the boson,r and follsw 60 casslessly as not to attract uoticer-,
 Twas only sure this language was intended for me, by finding there was no other ct the moment within hearing but what it meant, fl it had any meaning, | was It, loas to coniec. ture., I would have qnestioned the page, not
 Withstanding the caution not 10 seem io see oi hssr, but that indi dividpal had already paced ou .oo isr, ,N and was about ninglinG with the noisy
 AS at thinking the n matter over, t occur. red ss me that I had bsen mistaken for ano.h. CT person. and that what had been said to me had really been intended for some one else. II this was 90 indeed, it tmight lead to novel d. venture, andsno oue wss essr more ssady for . novel adventure than myself btas -aeg aEs
 lq Look foe the blue domino with singlo spot of red on the hosom, and follow % earslsisly as not to attract notice.' Irspeatsd to myself, . Very well-1 think will--if only to discosss what it uaeans. aaf F H'aEass7eess g,' x
 The next minute the object for which, I vas abou. to seek slowly passed along, not very near me, but in plain view. l arose with . yawn, and quietly, with sleepy, indifEersnt air
 sauntered after the blue d0mino. l had ne di@culty in keeping it ip sight--forshe maskel @ disgniaed, moved very slowly through ths crowd. seemingly with no particular purpose If she intended lesvipg ths house, tit Haa uo apparent to nc then. nsr for some time, after
 and being really very much sfatigued, and Ino
 certain was not the sport of asmischieyou' page, was about to depart myself and .6nisa my nights adventufes in ny own bsdfoom When perceived my iair rnnknoWn cUminR to I ward me with finger on her lips She cam, sEup close beside me md sfNpped, Apparently fo
 the purpose of observing soinethiae in' anoths
 part of the house ;;l and then to my surprise, Ehsaid her ,ssg in English ia . low swsst ma ncas sxolce a.9if f,9l anu a t0 hlef4aa sii.
 Iss Esten, ny Eend, but sean not tos shess. Il 16ve miputes I shall leave the toase Ihygtha eu
 trance on tho Rue Lepellstier, and will mee tyou at sheN Flsce vsnrdohs -1aftef which w twill perfect oaF plan. Do not Sail ns 4hiS tin Tor we may not have an0ther 0pp0ttbnity hefcr
 the counts return. Till then. adieu | sis sls Az she ceased spsakiag ahe moved awAy m was soon lost in the eseWd. .i ' That did t \
 mean Unqueationably had been mistake for another person, as the words, Do not fa Inc this time evidently pfossd. Who M th
 count alluded tof and what was the plan . lSoot, to he perfected dusing his sbssncst N s|eariositg sis excited and | usclved tc toI ; ward in the part ethus tkrnst sGponi me till lcould ascertain pomething more ds6nite An ifhen her woTde in IEneli9h, so correctly ipol sn- plainly shcwi6g that either shs VI, Sc
 knew ms IT bda lfazsienery or pefhaps h0kh-
 made me still iipsss eaasfso si1tAo1lsths mystl lrY: Perhaps aone may blaWe me knowing ' did, thsrs Was R pietaks IcS, saskin9 n an 0ut' that which did nst concern no and lheS
 nothing to say in my defence, except tlat
 AW before nc ths prospsct of . uossl adsss