The Morning herald., 1876-08-10
TWO ORPHANS.
|PTHS OF A SISTERS LOVE
hnl,ing Story Of Partisan Life.
CHAPTER XXNI.

door closed upon her two sons,
Voman gave way to her feelings o.
pu for her handsome Jacques.
lay on the stairs as rigid as ifshe
carved from stone.
ccLarl seated herself by the table,
muued with herself.
what a splendid fellow Jacques is.
image of his dear father. There
Jan for you; but they cut Of his
Ah it makes me sick 10 think Of
lst take something to strengthen
pr Frochard had great faith in the
brandy as a means Of strengthen
elf, and she commenced to search
capaclou, pocket for the brandy
|hlch she always carried.
yes, young woman" she said,
mglv, as she continued her search,
End 10 you in minute"
ad found the bottle, and taking a
lught, she exclaimed:
that warns my heart" Then af-
her drink. she said, much as she
lave said had Louise been before
ead Of lying on the stairs in nearly
we'll see how you enjoy couple
Starvation. Yes, Jacques is right,
heak your obstinate spirit. Then
lou come out you won't refuse to
bur friends make an honest liv-
her deep pull at the bottle, and the
va: ready for any work, however
With a tiendish look upon her
went to the blind girl, and, tax
by the arms, forced her to stand.
inning again, are you? stand up
De with me-" and the old wretch be-
PN'l the poor girl up the dilapida-
madame" screamed Louise, in an
terror as she fully understood that
"a ABOUT to be confined again in the
nave no soul, no pity p? Do not kill
~ D intend to, you're too valuable"
the OLD woman, who had succeeded
" louise to the door, and opening
Ir's' her in. There, get in with
see you safe inside"
a11','caIly "1, did the terrified girl cling
Old woman's garments, that she
Impossible to shake her off, and
.E lssa to 60 in with her, until she
N 'I'' 'un' ner into something approaching
!, K Il
\ u la La Ffochard r! is thus pleasantly
n wv we will, in few brief words, ex-
'al happened after Marianne was
away into exile.
|iS1le i'J',e remained at La Salpetriere
5 '5lsA!tal! and in the meantime the
IL ! ~; LInlere had received notice that
're ! Unmarked il! in the prison ship. He
y e.. gave g Picard the necessary
,nI WI lhe release of the chev-
nj I'p N, at dusk he and Henri.
nla D' yaudrey were together, dis
NJ v'alls N Tor the relief of Louise.
w ~, proved a valuable aid in the
~ s'l'l before Henriette had been out
DI y Li; Tll 111our, she was on her way to
VI e9Ilnd girl from whom she had been
e9 50 long ''' ~ ''''
), ';aa "a; , no difficulty in procuring a
,ul NJ, the !. arrest of Jacques and his
win iiu a. 4 guard to execute it, and thus
d 'r M tne tn' power of the law, they an
| hOuDle.
had h' -, mouse occupied by the Fro
,nsa u' "s The reader will remember,
~u Nv ,openlng on the Seine which
inc "a USE used, and the only other means
sssuo ,''e house was through a long,
e 'sse ss. leading from the Rue Noir.
artv t'irance Lai, Of this passage the res
P;aa ,'al1ted, and it was then decid-
to IL" iu"'a should lead the guards
;aI;an .ne q aoor on the river side, while
cnut.;l ot ;;nould proceed through the
,;'a'vlhg ,;,a to reach the house at
;lt'lle ;ha the soldiers did.
nd ldasht ~ necessary that the cheva-
atcts 81 u. 70 the next street where he
5 ,;n,o .lie movements of the guards
rie,t@ 'e n ms own movements. Leav-
e az the entrance Of the pas-