Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-05

garet, asked the Workman
If IT is needful, to save you, VIII 60
60, then, and say to Ksrlzof that It is some
friends OF Ceulonge who have something osay
to him.
And If he refuses 70 Gomez
He win not refuse: we are sure Of him but
in the name Of God make haste.
Margaret lighted a lantern, and set oak.
1arazer closed the door sf,sr her, returned,
and sat down at the table, near his companion.
Provided, said Cosquer that this Kerl1of is
willing abouler u
He win perhaps find US a aONPfHer, (2l OBJ
| served Ronazsr. There must be FlessieFes glls
here griHeher C2l, there are sine g3l, who have
Dallades o., lined with earle 5) and in the coun-
ting there is less suspicion that In the beg1e Co.,
We will do the. best we can bat for the isre,C7)
IN have no more OF It. Iwould rather they
should butter (S) me the pldearde (9). The first
who tries m'erytanqUer (iO), 1 open his beaHge
| QD with this-here.
And the mason drew from his large psasant's-
pocket sharpe-edged, sharpe pointed piece Of
steel, which had evidently been perverted from
Its original use, TO be transformed into one OF
those dangerous weapons sharpened secretly
/ by the tenacious patience of eonyicts.r
at least I4snsge moi to losa thy hioE. re.
from the bsau0egIl) )ofthe aaessfere(I2) whom thou
shalt escorPer(lQ good shower OF hsaesq4) OF
| i've bales (l5
Cosquer made no reply; but his hand con-
tracted on the deadly instrument that he had
\ laid down before him, and his fierce eyes
| flashed lightnings. One would have said that
he so replied TO the feroclous Jest Of his COM
panion.
We must have goadlins (I5) In some way or
other, that is clear, said Barazer F.; for, without
jacques tlg we shall be blogiRs 40 before eight
days, and sh5u lave 70 gam6liler Qsj under
the keepers cudgel. -r fsfsrre
-Itsii thse thst WIN not return 70 the ErE(lTy
Barazer. 1 have suffered too mnch there.
win not be kept so, chained by the foot, 20 be
showed as a curiosity, like a white bear. I'll
not carry my flesh there 10 be mangled by thsir
cudgels. The air stinks down there. want 70
breathe a little while In comfort As 10 living,
one always lives when one wishes.
Barazer approved by a motion Of the head,
and the two conyiots lighted their pipes.
They had been for sometime immersed in
that silent quiet usual with smokers, when the
tramp Of horse was heard outside.
Both the men raised the head and listened.
Who can be coming there said Cosquer in
low tone.
We can re1aOucter % him, replied Barazer.
IN the same Iohe'
He cautiously approached g narrow window
Nhieh was halr open, and enabled one 10 see
the space IN front OF the door. -..-. .-.
1t Is SINE on horseback.
What is he at thsre9
| Taking on a porte-manteau.
as ne s4Au 'his' 'ne poite-mantean shppea
from the awkw ard hands OF the traveller, and
ieh on the ground with clear clinking OF
money
me W. roooers e1cnahged meaning looks'
MesnV ue, sItfr cropping Tor and picking up
ms Vs'lise' ana sN'- ring the horsenlaa knocked
At 'ne uooL % 0ne nm.
| -nSiio' AASissresi ne eIled II Aouo voice,
are you aSleep AireauyF open, then' noluleu +!
Upon my SOUL nave heard that voice De-
iofe' b4faZeF' Sse tnen Il thOa oost not Know
MN,
The sorsue Is TOO black and the moucharde
siFes no ght' Du'' Al any e''se, We si'n run
no risk. he is alone We can let him IN
anu IA Ne sNAN0' US' "0 VIM AZ i''I III
on u.s.
| eAn al" aSs pieseA' lis se''un s iopile4
tne eon'lcl' WIN Snlillng nniionesS 70 MAKE
Ohe u ie11pie l11.
Ma ret satanic woman VIII you let
me IN
VINO Is lhere asked hAis1eI' III ielsheo
Voiee'
And Paroien, II IS me- 1slt tnat you aont
recognise me boroensOn
-Bordenson cried the Mason, reaening out
MS hano 70 the taole' 70 seize ms weapon lsl
MN MN enter ie' nm eA'ei !'''''--''
The door opened ana 'he na''ei- i-ooiioer en-
tered
| What the devil t.....-.I thought you were
going TO let me pass the night outside. Ihere Is
a FOG that soaks IN 70 the oones- "eii' "hefe u
Margaret thenF
The stout man had come near the hearLh. he
was looking about Inc room for the hostess
and, raising his head, his eyes met the savage
face of Cosquer, who was standing IN 'front.' oil
him, erect and menacing.
He uttered cry OF SURPRISE ana by ahAlurSi
movement sf alarm, took step toHAros the
door.
Barszer stood there drawn up ms arms
crossed on his chest.
Alarm was pictured on all the features oil
Bordenson.
Still he endesvered TO give his facets Wonted
expression Of JOviality.
| -DeVL' my DOys ulA h'' e>P ee' W -AiN ''
here, he said.
ANY more than we TO meet you here, Mon
sieur, replied Barazer, removing his hat with an
ironical politeness. Enchanted to and you in
good health, and with so well stocked Valise'
Bordenson threw troubled look at ms va
lise, which he stin had in his hand.
This, my dear friend ! ne salu' II Is nO'hlne
only some shirts for the road But where Is
Margaret?
She is out, Bordenson, and thou art alone
with as.
rTT1, hTTN
| cultural and deep tone, that the master
builder tlembled.
| Then, he saldi stammerlne' anu moving W
wards the door, I shall go on as far as PiondAl-
mezesn- Good night, MessaeuIs'
Why leave this? said Barszer, you viii
sleep very well here We do the honors In
Margareths absence, and you will want fol
nothing. But let me take, then, this valise thai
ineommodes you; I viii take care OF It.
Not at all, n OF at ALL do not care 70 slNei
| 10 apy one.
BAIL few shirts for the road. said Barazer
snatehing the vaiise from boroensons hano
and making the silver in it rattle; only here Il
linen that makes an odd slinking. Come
bonreeois. come to the fire, and be al youl
ease.
The unfortunate master-builder felt his hear
,,i, bir,- His ewes wandered from Barazsr tc
| me mason. and found In each face new cause
| for alarm; that Of the latter, especially, Wa2
,littsrjng with hate. Bordenson chung to the
val with profound terror.
| In the name of Heaven, NesSienrsl let nae
90 rom berei ne said.
vVe are rot Messieurs, Cosquer harshly in
,errnpted; we are convicts. thanks to thee
who didst put the red cap on our heads.
nv frfends...It is not I who am ths Gauss
he sure of tnat......-..my good friends.......-
Let me 90. and swear TO you. by every thIns
| that IS most -acred, that win tell no one ]
have seen YOU.
Wears not afraid OF that, for thou wilt not 60
out of here.
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| DeWlloerea hAs.e S'st-S - - ---9-
| Me, thy friend, Wreteht me tny Hlshn
Thine, who destroyed mel Th''el Wnona