Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-09-14

myself much longer, II the frlnce
continues to be SO rude? there will
be an aiiray and scandal, for her
name will be dragged into public
gossip. Had not better leave
Rome, and so relieve her from anx-
iety
lay awake all night revolving
this sacrifice, and fell asleep i'll the
early morning, having resolvedupon
it. There was a train at midnight
by the way of Civita Vecch,a-I
would take that, and put the Allan
tic, as soon as might be, between me
and my hopeless love.
Zone last glimpse" said, lis all
! ask. | cannot even trust myself
to farewell. Mrs. Townsend told
me they were going to Il concert at
the Barberini palace this evening. |
am not asked there, but will 20 to
the Golden, about the time they will
return, and catch, unseen, look at
her @S Sic "e9'e'l'S HUH '"' 0'i
riago.
The Palazza Goldona IS one OF the
smallest Of its rank, and has not even
a courtyard 1t IS situated on a
side street that RUS at right angles
with the Cors,. Up and down thi
narrow street | paced between ten
and one O'Clock toat night. Once
or twice l iancled that another cloak
ed figure was engaged on the same
errand; as once or twice before, when
watching for " hight IN Miss Won,
berS'S window, | had also iancled
l was not alone. At last the @p,
proach OF wheels was heard, ana l
had JnSt ''me to conceal mySeh ho-
h nj one OF the huge columns lhat
tlanked the portal, when the coach
came rafting up. IN another mo-
ment 5irs, Towns nd, followed by
Miss NonberS, ha1 descended; the
great entrance swung "Iue OPEN
ana Iile GloetIy I"oy oIS'pPenleu l'll- III
ger Ins slo"lpo .,5 "5Gn""y' n,,' ,,'i !
com P4lilon lIoSeu Ioi u iuouIiV , ''l,t =
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ildo ne peel pLeNontGo ~ rom "'Ienu- I
ln@ % ''le oo"IelI! 5nu 3, @ ulu 1ro I ,,, nolI :
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suddenly 'ulIGl' Us Il ~ T9''o lug '0oo- W
s'eps penn" i, I'I' ~ 'ov"pV % .,Ilo io
Gov li,'on' "a t'" ~ oI,o '''''
throwing 'i'e l cloaH over over my i''o. "A "A
Dagger Vl'aC "9o'9 nave {'en' t"..,' '
my nG"rV Il u ll"" 6oio Ti''lo ,s,1 ~ va, 1
lnlc"oeu' SI5 % u'h me %! IT,, I. ''i4"','9' ~ @
plauo anu El"nJ'I I t on ,Lt I"t don,;n 30 G",
orl'cn wI'i' sUcn to5eI' i:9 ''''v t,,t v4,l,n
Unexpectedly "s ~ olo' II P'0''i"'0'
me prone ou u @ l'Je' ,,4 u,o o.a,
a PItIeI1S SniIeN 'mv h '"o . 50 -
mSn' AR Vhoto was " NJ. iu'" u W. W.,
man garments ~" oh'Ss , 'onuel
was hneelihS oeSiue MT eN'''"''iiH5
10 lI't me up
"He is murdered she cried and
never shall forget the agony OF that
voice. "The Pl'nce has done It,
Then in a Whisper as her arms