The Morning herald., 1877-08-03
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CHAPTER YIN.
THE SPY.

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y THE SPY. G%I
|v.rInu the surprise he naturally fell
|ssrine 20 direct an accusation p
kade by, Margaret against Adstir
the magistrate, Mr. Casnem, leap
a natural conclusion that Margs
Eef' rendered her unjust. To put
\ favorable construction upon the
fady's words, the man. Of justice fell
4 unhappy Margaret, in her eager
nyenge her affianced husbands
IMAGINED she saw the murderer in
kap upon whom her sight. fell
l reply to all the magistrates argu,
4 favor Of Austin Sivory, she could
a this answer: liam not deceived.' :
! you, then, noticed" asked the
anything in his attitude, locks Of
which struck you as uufavorable''
botbing in particular" l0gT
4 upon what do YOU base-not your
lbs, but your absolute convictioni
nothing, and upon everything.
moment T5at man entered this
3fslt that something strange was
within my brain and heart. When
my every nerve trembled. Why,
innoceat, should his presence pro
me this eti'ecti Already I have
pon two men as half-accused Of
B death, and I was not moved:
Austin Siyory is to me nostrang.
gh lAe,er saw him before to-day.
Frt Of my life. l have suffered
bin, and through him I shall suf-
Ott&.5 ! am certain-Of this j
lly sur" sE..i.
ly. p.iLaps, somewhat supersti-
ps; blt not at this moment. feel
my reason is at work. Whence
: unbounded, troubled terror /
u | saw this man, a total stranger
psed, for the first timei i say he
lty man~ ~'@'
Pgistrate was hesitating what ,toi
the court usher entered, after
permission. and handed him q
outsidei' asked the magistrate,
cling OF the communication.
h." 1
n come in." z
nt after, the door opened, and
boer obsequiously entered the
sh to speak with me, I believei"
Magistrate. '-tl ....s,., ,,s
| have been instructed by tho
to put myself in communities
you concerning the murder in
Inn"
Pu call there upon this ladyi"
magistrate. E9f#
y the LADY would not sec me.
~ Paul Webber. glintlng from
blue spectacles at Margaret |
know all tae details Of this af.
as ANYBODY. Twas one of tho
2 police people to inspect the |
6 murder"
emcnbell BY the way, there |
sehe'' to me certain suspicious |
! !, entertained in reference to the !
as Which I shall never forgive
nav'ng formed" said the de- /
TWl1s q furtive glance in the |
ueFe Margaret was standing. |
Ia er; perhaps l shall be par !
avins had these suspicious. If |
abandoned them as rapidly as !
naered them. My Suspicious /
'ec'ea to q totally different
om DO you fix your belief,n
'sn u 10 whom you yourself sir,,
IN sivoryw /
o. /
10 report l received before I
;uI ~ 70 zee me to-day. Read it,"
ais,l rvs bowed, took the paper, and
's,rato to continue his con-
"'oW tone of voice, with Miss
y Quarter Of an hour did the
nuy % tle report, to which the
Su = added, during.Austin's in
= - PARTICULARS ~ be thought
~. w. ms police that Mr.. Sivory
e.y e1cu'pated himself.
!. !. DO you think of it'n asked
- as the detective's face at
.11 ltom the close examination
s. seo upon the document t.
70, nas Studying this report, and
.h"l upon y Your interview WITH
sms ~. IT r., would be impossible to !,
Iewna.lon' svan y. and that = would 4,
to '1a H., 70 send q man from a
" Ills trial upon such evi-,
~ y mat, in event of an al 1e,a,u exa,n..s ss.
,u Gu. court. y, itawould be ouits
sva,'l So, the prisoner at liberty
ivory nothing against him.n
q !, the magistrate. &fs 2t's,
IL s"o -, any further ev,deroa