Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-07

uhch VIII esibS W You. 1hk AAele, l5
said hastily, Il do not doubt you: Il
sight OF your dear lady's candid g.
would give me faith"
We left him and retired f. led, ait
carefully locking the drawing room at5
passage doors and in spite of the ady1r-
ture, slept iretty soundly, though
must own 10 nav been rather gra
when we went up stan anl not o,,;t
satisfied. But j remember -. 49,. IN +
was IN the midst Of dream, wLcs, -, I's1.
score OF police were tracking into ~
drawing room with sledge hammers. IL
get at the Fenian while al the time i,
was not the police but the Fenians them
salyes breaking upon the police van. and
could not make out how il was till
woke 10 find that it vas neither. hut e..
housemaid Jane hammeriug ~ car la.
room door, because she could get mn
| into dining room nor DRAWN. rar-g
| OF course, there WAS T0tAiaet II Gu.
| TO get up and 60 down. - q lsl- fr
ing very tired and r-sss II. l.iflg r,...-
ont OF bed soon atte- -IA. uiile my v...
must hurry up loo, aAl aasn, lsae .f..
managed 10 ie down as soon as did.
! though never knew hgr a. r. Gre--.1 -r
, quickly before. However. { fa,.-.
! that ! was surprised - Gna ri,o lsaar
low gone. and the French wiHdoa iast ~
/ ajar.
Cor clelturo, said i1y wife. Il ie.s
he wlll escape. .ef cairs. Ue t-u IL ~.
more. Edward
"Ies, we can" ] said.
What, dear = said my sile.
$50 TO bed, again. said alsA s.
The way, We did Not De, but Neal Sap
dress again more comfortably, Jat.e
ing very hard at IL. a, l told her o. 3 ...
have breakfast as soon a. possible
Was just ready to descend. aud
examining the revolver oar visitor seen.
to lave left me for keci -ahs, ~
there Was another knock - Tire lfai
door.
What j. it. sid my ai-c.
The :lue-baslsei. = ge't Ti-.
ma am, sid Jane, o-s house @l
maid.
.Oh." said my wife. Il d.l l.gt 5s.u
up last night. Jane H. Le.u~ our .a..
f1rn for tho maid 10 bring in fhe A.
every night ready tor nav viii. fat Tx.
10 our bedroom when Ne J., tirsI
Didn't bring it up = ! -.sl, jig
had never made such asa omission hesr
and would soon have ilgU@tt "i h...
ng her keys about.
No. dear,T she said. ''it would t,
looked -3 sfrBug, and sil-I. s.i.iss-
..I'u4--" I va, going ta ay
thin. very b.d. for "a -iIaH-" l'aH
nad sisf across my mind l@f *
teIrdpted 10y another Eiatea ii"fa
armed Jane.
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