The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26
I'll. CJRFEw HEROINE

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 Jasper stood alone naw hftn. hl, dimncd eves up to the SoitlN dappled sky.
 The walls of hls memory seemed >e written o.er -sa crossed and rc, ios,et by the annal, ot the years that had gone before. ,ha, there seemed. htile room to, anything ;u thc present title rs. kcs he that Cromweil's spearSInen were cainped on the moor beyond the village --,ha, onwell himself lode with h,> suardsmen a league away he "nl, kncs. thal the bell had been fanp n the tower when William the Cenqaero' ta."it curicm Il laW had been spared h, l't#f.t,.t and Koundhcad. and tha; hi- Ma iaf six,s ycars had ae> CT failed hIn n eec'- tide
 He s,a> moving Wi.h slow sep toward he eate. wlscn I woman ttmc hurHcilS in ;ran1 the stree, ard ~ss,f,d=i,t->tsi,l ! laxcIx woman. but @ith l.. z sn hlare hcd that |, seemed eaT7 cd III ihe "h.;cs' ai marble. with It! oi -tt>-tetBdaese- dimplc,. Her great solemn eye Ncte ,a >ed ,o the .,ged face n p.lltut App"II. and ,hc flpS were forming w"id> thdt he could not understand.
 Speak up, lass am deai ind lnnot hear yoaT chatter.
 Fhe voice raised. and :he hande olasped and uugla>pcd. and rans thomsehes together palm and palm.
 For heaven >ake. Jasper. de aet ,ne the uriew tonight
 What, na flng curie~ Ae ms e daft. la,sie.
 Jasper. for sweet heaven sake. 'oI my sake fer one nigh, in ii youI lie long, foIgei to ring the bell l.ul 'hae once. and my loyci shall A.e. shan Cromwell says shall de 4, cnric~ lotl Do ,oa hear my lover. Richard Temple. See Jasper. here :, money te make >"uf old age happy, sold my Ts'yy-r'''-''-7s' the l .,d, Maud gave me. .iad thc I shall ,il be sours fnr one ourte~
 N ould yc bIibe me. i.N l ic c,c : e'Fc hangei.ns heste T.. ;be h."ee ot he Han,as sanct- T. lcic c'r7 Is U v methel had. Nha;. sofuiPi IL" arst ringer under her nafes'N -."a4 elaccn Bes, No; for all thc gold ,he l..as Maud teuld brlus e.e babe i1ete pee bon and >ffoItR meG 44>e d-ed pciar:' ION ai the ringing '' aA -el An ava
 Auu o9r an ne ssI.-sc 5fcc-.. .y7'il 'ifr- ,oiemn sh tdotss ei ne hen lelsfue .ag n,ct I. a strong suas .,~#s.'ed .se e4- isH -tf tftE tffi tHtN ft1 +ttf V @stiah some and bt,yc ard t.s4 adler tn .H ,ush than lhc .aiiesf pseHssna siea guaTie3 hlu5.
 What had he done ,hat ne ,h a .,r l.iitle | .naftcred n those sity@ ahen 'hc word that the real Creaaeii Nssl,tesi wa> so prone tn iali Mha; Ac ,i 5'hcI mad done He had been he to ;he l.tc ford I'D II lhe castle anu .-..al A.s-t. iefsc,'Ia thA, a.r mas, waa .4nd waf4as mu- ,.att. had sf.eti her .5r... ai uiho1, the askin wiiic the .-r,ie ..ae De Nere. dis' .nt kuswoilau agG poor tfs,. ,.au3oi .g Ter, had. 4s-.fst -ee.~-- foun the treasure, II h, tv8e .,, aut. he'd them L. [. i hen hc d 5aIned the army. and mace one oi ;he piou. ,a!dleGs whose e.l passions were never stirre,i bu, b> ,ign CT ss mbel ot poetry lu' ,. ,e3Tnea woman t.aired had req, hrt' hun e,cl there. tnein.c- an.i deep JIot' haei eompas,ed AHa Aoeat aud al.qs.efesi hfn I o-a4 ..n; a. >as ,1 .!.c
 In, hca9t,,t.. VI I'd i..y ,r=a iaa- 'ure before hln Ine Gar.. e-. ,od above The rp, - h5ti v#eCe kaira iooc 4na uE> uerr. u.cu hssa d" F tRe ha.sf- ng castle w5;h a- urak 5i4tl1r iuJ -sl are towers he ion re at 9as vsfA 'he purple ,hadaH- oen he sr-en s,raIsh' salss oi the .llla5c ne p.fa. overhead. 7. e.. the laIs e, 4 h's 'ee' b. ,ae B-, all more ss dlA man als. ae saW me .rea; r-d sur IT ha e4 lingering abo.e ,ar re shl D ?. pl,.ed nm viif r7ofe thar hs.sHaH ?
 'ic aas d ,..s.i-iear.ns and t.t,o-ss.r, .fz7 man. lie had ioh4 made hi- ,-4 tH \o,f1f tfa.- and death nothne rose yic@t,ns A,e- tween him and ,ho>e aho se-r :. ie>'t,, hlm blt the ,Nee; face Q; Lily ije efe whom ne lot ed she had ,ncE ai nom wells ice, and pleaded for h., i'e 9hr had wearled heascn vI,h ars pfl>et>. pts. ali without avaii.
 Slowly now the great SIT seaf do.. D. Slowly the las, red nm s4> Ind D-i 4d 'i..