The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-11-26

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Is minded to walk to the station, I'm agreeaoi'
to 90 with him..
'What' cries the sergeant, oenind me- AN
you not convinced yetF
The dell bit I'm convinced' ansWerea MI
Begbie.
Then i'li Walk 70 the staton! says tne 'er'
geant' 80, A.
Inen III meet you NJ inc g"e' Hys "'
begoie. -, 49,. .,-
was ansry enough, % yga ."o" o.,.~ III III
was any man anger 70 noa ou' ags,r's .oi .'.o,
an interruption As thlsl Sergeant oun noacc
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'here tue virtues Wnicn aisunguisn 'ne ~
emu genernuon ~ere not ih'en'ea IN my ums
cergesh, Suu nsu n' INC oa .ao ",., "".
.nough ufa iIok uoNh uIVn nun =. VII .n S.", IN
Tempt .he ,ehusr P'aoe sun unku ~ 10,
The end o, twas Una, Per,e.se,y ,ea nun, a '1. '
70 the suplec, OF ner ia1ysn,P ue'.o' I
quite satisfied myself, said. but never mind
that Go on as II / was still open 70 convicnon
You think Miss Rachel Is not to be believed on
her word; and you say we snail near oi ths
Moonstone again. Back your opinion, Ser
geant,' concluded, in an airy way. BACK
your opinion ------.n
Instead OF taking ohcnsc Sergeant Cut seized
my hand and shook 1t till my fingers achec
again. ..y .in
Il declare to Heaven. says this strange oth'
Ger, solemnly, Il would take to domestic service
tomorrow, Mr.. Betteredge, IL had chanct
Of being employed along with You To say you
are as Transparent rs child, Sir, Is to pay the
children commitment which nine out of ten o
them don't deserve. There there we won'i
begin TO dispute again. You shall have Il out
of me ON easier terms than that. won't say q
word more about her ladyship or about Mis-,
Vcrinder-I'll only turn prophet, for once in q
way, and for your sake. have warned you
already that YOU haven't done with the Moon
stone vet. Very well. Now I'll tell you, III
partiny, Of three things which will happen in
the future, and which, | believe, win force
themselves on your attention, whether you like
il or not
Go ON = said, quite unabashed, and just N
airy as ever.
First, said the Sergeant, you whl near
something from the Yollands-when the post
man delivers Rosanna's letter at Cobb's Hole on
Monday next
Ifhe had thrown bucket OF cold water over
me, doubt II could have felt 1t much more
unpleasantly than felt those words. Miss Rs-
chefs assertion of her innocence had left Rosan-
mas conduct--the making the new night-gown,
the hiding the smenrcd night-gown, and all the
rest Of it-entirely without explanation. And
this had never occurred to me till Sergeant CUT
forced II on my mind all in moment!
'In the second place, proceeded the Sergeant,
'you will hear Of the three Indians again. You
will hear OF them in London, II Miss hachel
goes to London
Having lost all interest In the three jugllers,
and having thoroughly convinced myself Of my
young lady's innocence,l took this second proph-
ccy easily enough. 80 much Tor Two Of the
three things that are going to happen,' SAID
Now for the third
Third, and last said Sergeant Gun, you
will, sooner or later. hear something OF that
money LENDER in London, whom have twice
taken the liberty ofmcntioning already. Give
me your pocket-book, and III make note Tor
you Of his name and aadrcss-so that there may
be no mistake about II il the thing really hap
pens
He wrote accordingly on blank leaf; Mr.
Scptimus Luker, Middlesex Place. Lamocth'
London :,
There he said, pointing to the address, are
the last words on the subject OF the Moons'one'
which shall trouble you with Tor the present
Time will show whether l am r'gnt or Mrong.
In the mean while, Sir, ] carry away WIN Inc
q sincere persona, lik,ns lor you, ~n,cn , uns mn,
does honor to both OF us IL we don mee'
again before my professional retirement "kes
place, hope yon Will come ana see me IN III
tie house near London whlch nave got my
eye on. There VIII 90 grass waiks' MT. pet
teredge' promise you' III my gsrueh' anu "a
Tor the wnhe moss-rSseL A.. ,..,,. ,. 80,
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'ss W.. Sa.S ,nrn"J ,vJV r"und There VIA, ,bs ever
o, psnS. 'Vu ,uo :. r.r fer ,hs cont,ovsr.,
asS , .nr p. ,oSosr y, ~ ,bs cats Tho Scryeant
wr'n" " Mx @ hanJ and aartc5 ont into The court.
- o,tor s,;I, ON his side .AsL him abo,,,
have lcf, him leo to stand on = cried the grca,
n. ar L Nha Nit tnIn ~