Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-13
an upright posture. @Ohl my Mar

garet, do you know meP"o liiW II. +
Their embrace was so passionate,
that Frederick could not avoid the
conclusion, that more intimate re-
lation existed, between them than
thatlof mistress and servant. But
before he could arrive at any definite
idea on the subject, Lodoiska ad-
dressed him with the anxious query:
"But where is-for heavens sake"
Frederick OWNED what she wished
to say, and interrupted her by giving
the welcome information that the
servant had sustained little injury.
In the meantime, this latter came up,
together with the position Lodois-
ka made an impatient gesture to.
wards him; the servant bowed re-
spectfully, and said, with earnestness
II am very glad that the ladies' have
received no injury; I, also, happily
have escaped" = liie s9aaiasy ssei
Lodoiska's looks betrayed some
inward emotion; she seemed to COM
bat some hidden thought, which she
with difficulty suppressed giving ut
terance. The old servant, however,
paid no particular attention to her,
and said abruptly: "Now. first Of all,
we must look to see what damage
the cafriage has received" on which
he snatched up the lantern, and held
it up to the axle-trees. siidl
~The carriage is knocked almost
into pieces reported the position
who with Paul. the shrvant. began
examining the wheels. The ladies
will have to get out for a while. 'asf
Frederick assisted : the, ladies to
descend. asol SIS ~ .sg sco8 u
sWill the accident detain us long?'
asked Lodoiska, with anxiety sc
as~wen, yes, Signora," answered
the position, respectfully dofling his
red woien cap. I'VE may drag
along toa tbe nearest INST house,
u -, sp,.c.s,, ,,,,. ~, 49, "a,
r. ona so,,It .orL ,orr a,on.
.,..Dl,l ,,,h Irt ,oro
a~,a tra.aa;s hrolan, n,7-a -and 90 ,s the
no,e, so -, arc tho hind -whaals NOT n
.i'., n.; - 49,, ~
tns - ,ha ooaoh o. Eal'
ln,,;na tb;s ,,o;d dase,;nt;on To.
tdoiska cast n unnaasv LOOKS On her c,oou,
nanion and Pan, the latter NJ las
/ began. ~It will all come a. f., p rights
rraeious Countess. think n smith
and wagon M al ,ler are we'll Maid vs
will escape with the delay OF only 9
few bours But certainly there Is no
time to lose.p ~ E''el - = g
avos ,.,and. so,d .ho ros.,,,on
g. Iii. -. =, .,,;r .l,,rn. =,
oanno, cat aIonc We m,st Art ON,
: ooun,e :, san,;n 90 :, 80 mt ~ undar ths
.,r. "a. .aa a. -, ,,,a vhaa,s .na
...,. ,-;.t, r.. ,,,..,,,n, hou.,,
e. ,ha, w.. Won't and anv trsa.
bara that ara Ar. for n on formar oc.
o..,on. Ih.v. .o.nn.d ,h,s r,.o. -
anv nurnose r know that an thi.
h.;cs, ,h.ra orow. no ,ra. .ha. =.
can male nsa ~. hero "a noth,ne
but orootad m.shad sh-wood
h.,, .honr,s ria. s,rtbsr aour
~ would ,,o much hetterrI
ar. ,.,,, .h.r.. .h.n rso,a Pan,
a,o- w. MN, 90. ,orw.rd ~ 81
avonts. tho ,.1,ss ,rs !, a burrv -
rha no.t;,,o, stood ,irroso,uts
-, ...-s,-.
'..e''oA ,N'nA'ae' .epo'os - '
'"''aa .''e'''o -, ''''' ~ - 80 :
inaon 'ne po's'non ""s ~ 's Pa'e ~
.'hS eAia se'',' one'ee ~.
hanuso'ne re"ard IL iie "ouiu se' VI
carriage IN otder again. Du' 'n'
biackamoor, witn the gypsy iace' pu
on a wise look ana said: al.n
- - 80
iha' Is very easily sala' ou' ~
SO easily done. when' az TINS sea
son OF the year. the avaiahenes De
gan 10 iaii, 'here Is no security 10
hieeeh minutes 'oseener. one .
them falling. sets others IN mouor
Yes. IL we had frosty weather
would be q different thing. But
smell thaw; ard then old Nick can
trust to anything. 1t might be YER
possible that you would have to wal
a long time till I came back. - b
daylight now, one may turn himsel
about, and towards morning th'
danger will be over-for what th'
sun loses oy day' Win the warmth
iaiis peiore morning ana ne mus
tnen meit OH new masses oeiole any
can ran again put ~ ', ,ne -. sN'
'ne 'n,ns Is no' - oe 'aoas ~; 80.
eue,'oA , ''aas ny - ~" ..,
ine eo'"y ~ s" p'oe 49,