Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-16
FACTS IN THE RATCLIFF CASE.
From the Neu York sun J

in the town of R, where ! was
attending medical lectures. She was q
tall girl. no, pretty; her face would have
been insipid bu, Tor the restlesSness Of her
ewes. They were neither bright nor eX-
pressive. bu, she kept them so constantly
in motion, that they seemed TO catch and
reflect light from thousand sources.
Whenever, as rarely happened, She fixed
them even for few seconds upon one OBJ
ject, the fictitious brilliancy disappeared,
and they became dull and somnolcnt. |
am unable TO say what was the color Of
Miss Borgier's eyes.
After tea was one OF group of peo-
pie whom our host, the Rev Mr.. Tinker,
sought to entertain with a portfolio OF
photographs OF places in the Holy Land.
While cndeavoring 10 appear interested
in his descriptions and explanations, al.
Of which had heard before, became
aware that Miss Bor-ier was honoring IN,
with steady regard. Ny gaze encountered
hers and found that | could not, for ~,
lite Of me. withdraw my own ewes from
tle encounter Then | had a singular
experience. the phenomena o, which J
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the sigh, construction %; the muscles OF
the face. the uumbneSS OF the nerves that
preccdcs physical ,,upor induced by mar
cotjc agency. Although Was Obliged 90
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OF the he'. Ny. IlAAeF $ "'Ie' a' Inc
hrs; opportunity.
" hy, she Is Deacon n0I6'cI u@0oh-
ter replied th1' good person "!'h some
surprise.
And VINO Is Deacon boIs1ef'
~ most excellent man one OF the
pillars OF my husband CONGREGATION
The Young people laugh At "hat 'aey
Gail MS torp'aity' ana say that ne mas
been walking about town IN his sleep Tor
twenty years OUT assure you there Is :,
not slhceI't' more ''f'eu' Nf''
turned AoFuPu! "fou"u' 'e'''ne d'',
IInAer more "s'on's''1u 'l,1'' ever 10.
knew that 'he S0VJcC' o' IN! 'l4 D''ieS
was LOOKING II me again one s"C III one
corner OF the room apart from the rest
OF the company. s'raiSh'"ay went
and seated myself at her SIDE.
That Is night, she SAID i wished
YOU to come Did YOU ENJOY your jour
ney to Jerusalem;
YES thanks to you.
Perhaps But you can repay the 90
hgation- am 'oId you are DF' Mack
assistant III surgery al the eouege' mere
Is cInIc tomorrow want 10 attend
H.
As d P@I'en'' inquired
she laughed NO. aS a spectator
lou must hhu " way 10 s'@'lly my cun-