Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07

lighted room, WIN Lnre0 mel 8lLLlBg
Or standing ~carelessly around-one
Of them the very Colonel Mountjoy-
with whom Sir Roy had avowed his
purpose ofdining that evening.
"Atlastsp cried old ColonelMount-
Joy, as the door closed once o be-
hind the new conner. "Why, man,
we thought you never COM
ing p'
ut is just the hour we agreed up
on" Sir Roy answered, deliberate
well, perhaps you may be right
about that,u said the old gentleman,
impatiently, abut when q man is
waiting, every minute seems like an
hourl"
Sir Roy glanced around the room,
nodded to his other comrade, q tall,
rather slender man, and spoke a word
ortwo to the gamekeeper, a grizzly
headed Scotchman of fifty, or there
abouts.
"You think the game will lie well
tonight, Morrison ~
"Couldn,t be better, Sir Roy" the
man answered, with a repressed
chuckle
ssThen, sir,n said old Morrison, as
neither Colonel Mountjoy nor Sir
Roy answered him, "p'raps we'd bet
naw 49, - n iaft y,
He led the wav plnnoin0 into an
apparently trackless bit Of the over
grown woods, through which he
threaded his way sure-footed and
swift as one of the Park deer. The
three gentleman followed, and for Q
few minutes the silence was unbro.
Snddan1v Mor;son stonnad breath.
mo rather than whisner}n0 info Sir
R1vis eor as he noinfed in fine dim
nncertain starIi0ht at a ANAL one
snooa 0n;to with Ydwe1.f
"a 1900 ond nndorhr1.sb
sT6aTe Sir Rov tbera,s The trar
~ tha adoa ~ HAN ha1aIs and Il
e;nSt ennI{y neifhar He J1on;t bt
Ions condin, artsr his game Won man
teE e Uonr oafhIn
M Old menis hand. tra,obled with
eaoerness-his face fi,rnei
nny1ard in fhs starli0ht- was rushed
With the excifament Of the moment
aHushf on vour f DON'T sneak q
vo,d oan murnonred Sir Row mo.
t;oni5o 70 the other two to advanc,
No farfber Wa have onIv to 'wait
M saoonds orAw into -n,inutas-
rstes saereaE tan0thon tier,
se1vss onf "a the fonr men stood
fSers az mot;oniess that Won cou1e
Int $50 dssoc-,a~aj fba'r shadoygaS
o,-as f.ono fSe trnnEs of the heech
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p[eas1ang vas LOnt;annn
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srrnE.n ~ ~a
$500 s HSh o,s cone;ni Sir Ro1isI
r. oIutchnd 6;s 1nn witS
az ne cIuCGneu us gun, VIII c.'
nervous mechanical cha movement, 81 y
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49, onnSa.stnod thot H. oosfe
WonId brook no interference nowI
sScono OF coulI scsrCel:
nave Deen more anu OZARK ngure
sloucnIng neAvny 4Ions Une ~
scurlty' enlergeu LronA Sne unu AZ
y Deyonu, anu InS y:
VPen sPaee, knSAS uomn sEiI1e,II,
ale snarS WILL Wiz xmau pse ~,
Goncceateu VIII IaLSl DL naaCle
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and was inst risinS to his feet ono,
more when he f5und himself fac
to face wifhIthe cold. sneerino oazl
~ CIR Pow Fairfav
fnvoIn1tariIv the man raised hi,
rife . + harrel o1ittered strangeIv II
: n1st;o Iioht Sir Roy snatehed /
Srono I'm md a1nS r. ;nto the connie
lbeyohd and in the struggle the gu,
vent off With fhe sh9Tn- nierein,
s wSns t Hn bAd sp so she shsiP P,a 9lef Fail
fsr In her white and gold b1udoiI
fT6a noecber snran1 at sir row
throaf witb q 1oW stronoJad cTS
ike that ofa wild animal. the mo
menfarv struggle was Sharp an
fiercei
Colonel Mountjoy sprang forwar,
to aid his friend, but Morrison, tn
lgame-keeper, held him back.
SYou don't know ny master, sir,
he whispered, hoarseiy. aSir Re,
Fairfax never accepts help from an,
mani THERE knew dt-he's go
the fellow downln Morrison wa
right-thel poacher, strong fellow
though he was, was powerless IN Sir
| son vet smoke. he Law strugglinr d
the 3 with the baronet5s foot Of
his chest.
ttNa- 49, 0wan o-ansoniy, sa;,
| sir Rov csimlv Tuhet have vom 4
o. y,,-aaiE,,
say 9 yourse4
~unlion1w sEiiI $500 str,Io@i;n~
aaT1vs ~nod r;nhi ~ tSs baro
80 hrds yonrsaf - fbin1s nc
S;r;5ad &c fbaU onght To bai FIN
asr 81. por anJ -, oin;tnoha+t
ror-seIfn
ssVVa won,s % info the law IF ORC
r;en,sn, - said7Sir Row With a snSa,
sMor1son call the 6oys and let This
-.ar - +1Lan 70 b;s nronar oiaoe