The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-02-04

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Snc mas oeen s,ien' Al 'n's uh., noul inouse ,,,1
which lwho KNOW ner cnaiacterl can reaaiIy
understand. mposs,oie, aHer Wnat mas
happened, 10 suoni, 70 .ns' sienee any 'onger.
She must DC persusded 70 ten US, or sne mus'
be forcei 70 tel u.s. on VIVA, grVands sne p.seS ~
her pei'ei tnst you toSA the Moons'one. any
enlnoes ne, wa. t;m suS WY "nv,s =. .s - \, S.
se'ns NV, w, pn',, 'u,uy,. " P P'H We e~A
oniy oreAn .nlVusu nsSnei w'.'eis'e ''''''''
anu prNsn upon her speeA ou': :,
| ihat sa very com,crang VPlh'on ,of "e'
san own snouia hAe " knpN
iou wou,d IKE 70 Know now iesn yus'IyM,
interlossn slr, pIun. can 'en YOU n V1
n'na' Snaen', "a ue %rse ps..e. nm sass =,
ios .ns ns''e. '0u, r ~ ~
y,eW. ~ quIuon qss ~ 80 ss - WIZ. y, ,s.
'uy we'll ine .. o "'""' a'
ou'ss'' oa one im 'A"' punt
Uu "nA po'ns
lou shau near. .unn ha' sDv MARI VI
the name proves the night-Sown 10 oe yours.
admit that the marx Of me pant proves tne
nightso"n 70 nave maize ,ne smcar ON haene''
uoor' nut "na' e'ne"ce s uhe.., o'io'e !Vu'
or me, 70 prove thar you are the person VINO
wore the nisn'-svwnt
Inc oolecacn eiec.,,nu nio. ~ hau "e'e'
occurreu 70 m,nu un''i .na' momen1
AS 70 this, parsueu .ne n"yer, eAing up
nos~nna spearnn o""iSn, chi y u"ue .,e,,
s SIAM sJ .ls sus Ie, ., - hss,. us -, ~
can !. u"'e sa .,.. - .-.;., - -, ~ 49,.
We nun PI.y Nr,.,a p ~ 49,.
bu' am ~, ia yvur lvs't"a % I .si. 's an
my P,0'sss"ai .hI',IsS p.',I ~ go ~ 'a. ~
amen'' Jus. g,. as . sroula ,, o',ns ~ " ia, y. "s
o'ner' "anou, auualns 70 'e No".n
ieer s uel. l VIII lery i.nn sa. ~. -.
ieuer proves ner W nav ceen an ruePe ~ u
cepnon' on ner own sno"inBi anu Mgue l'0u,
that, that am lusnhed IN snspeeting her Oh
not having told the whole truth; won't start
any theory NJ present, 10 wna' sne may Ok
may not have done. VIII only say tha' II na-
chei has suspecteu you on the e'iuence Vi ne
nightgown only, the chances are nine'y-nine
70 huna,ed 'nas sis"aa !. " IT, ,ss, Ss, ..o zig
person rno sno" -. c,a ,ns, -
there Is ,he woman Ie,'er, eos'esshs ,na sne sns
was Jealous Oh hscnei, coniessns 'ha' snc
changer .1e rOsss ss eon'ns =; ,t san n,.,, sns ~
gnmpse OF nope ,or ne,sen, n ue P'v,p
quarrel between Rachel ana you: dont stop
to ask who TODD the Moonstone (sa means 10
her end kosanna Speerman would nave ,aken
my Moonstonesl-l only say tnat the ulsap-
pearance OF the jewel gave this reclaimed thief
who was in love with you, an opportunity OF
setting you and Rachel at variance for the rest
Of your lives. She had not decided on destroy
ing herself. then, remember; ara, having tne
opportunity, distinctly assert that Il was in
her character, aud in her position at the time to
take il. What do you say to thatr
'Some such suspicion l answered. crossed
nv own mind, as soon as opered the letter.
| Exactly And when You had read the letter
YOU pitied the poor creature. and couldn't find
Il in your heart TO suspect her. Docs you cred
IL, my dear sir-does you credit
.Bat suppose Il turns out that did wear the
night-gownl What them
Il don't see how that fact Is to be proved
said Mr. Bruif But assuming the proof 20 be
possible, the yindication Of your innocence
would be no easy matter. We won't 90 into
that. now. Let US wait and see whether Rachel
hasn't suspected YOU on the evidence Of the
r;cbt-vovn only.
.Good Col. how coolly YOU talk OF Rachel
su.oeotinr me = I broke Qua. ,what right has
she 10 suspect Me, ON any evidence, Of being
thiefr' -
- very sensible question. my dear sir. Rath.
er hotly put-bat well worth considering Tor AL
that. What purrles you, puriles me too' search
your memory and tell me thus. Did anything
happen while you were staying At shs house
not, OF course, 10 snake hacneis y oenei in your e
honor-but, let US say, TO shake hacheis oei'ei
(no matter with how Ittie reason) In your Prin-
ciples generality
sarted, IN ungo'ernaoie asuauon, !" my
feet. Ihe lawyer question e'n'navu me- io'
the nrst une since e'' hns'anu' ona' soH0-
thing aaa hapPened. ,-.,, ~
IN tne v'gn'n on,p,e' % T ~ ~ ~ - 80 !.
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negV''se H- LIE aus L'a L ~ a'a-sS .. - ~.
IN 'ae lner'M s'1Iy =; =" -. s.... III -.
oanArupsoy srno' MN IN u' 49, aAu -,
i've % ns' al'en.n n"!',, e"uie " .'s'"a m
10 nnd me- anu W inss' os ue Ps!meh'" :" ny
aeoe lie was man y. '~"' 'IIP I. a
he took the wrong way with me. high rofus
passed. on ooth sues anu my aunt anu raoue,
were unfortunately In Inc next rOon,' anu nsaN
US. Lady 'erinder came IN AMI ,nsAs'ea on
knorns wnA' was 'ne hA''e tne "0a'r.' ~ ~
prVduee' nus ervienuas' anu ueo'AVu ~. ~
responsible tor tne rum OF u poor man, VINO hS,
.rus'ed an my honos' My aunt "a insI an pa.a
nun 'ne niVney' anu s.s' nam yn'
me better OF course, tnan 70 axe 1he frenon-
mans view OF the trahs'cuon. put sne was
shocked at my eareiessness, anu Justly angry
with me for placing myself IN position which,
but for her interference, might have become a
very dtsgracefal one. Either her mother told
her, or Rachel heard what passed. can't say
which. She took her own romantic, hish-nown
view OF the matter l was 'hesruess; was
disnonorao'e; had no principle; tnerc was
no knowing what might do neIt;'-in short,
she said soine Oh ,he se'erest th,nss TO me "nreh
hah ever nearu iron young nhy ups Inc
breach between us as'ei Tor the whole OF the
next day. The day after, sacoeeded IN max,
ind my peace, anu thOught no fnore OF IL. Hau