New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-24

room Int without shutting ont the Image of those
Cark admiring eyes. whose earnest gaze had SO
strangely penetrated TO the Cepth5 Oh her young
A spasm of deadly anguish shot through the frame
of the wretched prisoner she shivered rom nsa i
serge frightened. A low hooking laugh seemed 10
float around her, and for one instant those over
strained eyes closed cOnvulslvely. W hen they
opened again wider even than before, 4 fresh PIE
tnre was smiling yet more cruelty upon her from out
that horrible dan kness, and the demon laughter
sounded vet closer 10 her tortured cal.
BugIttc Schwartz. some few years older, stood be-
fore the altar with tie handsome young lager. me
mellow light fell soft and warm upon her bridal
dress. and checkers of color from tine painted WIN
dOvs were htfully huuR upon the marble pavement.
The floating tunes of incense rose ana Mingled. 10
undulating waves with the soaring harmony OF the
organ The priest stood there IN his imposing robes.
and his words OF fatherly eXhOrtatlOn resOuuded
among the lofty stone columns OF the Veneraple
ediice. Then came the breath OF prayer. and the
hearts of all were lifted no IN suPplicatlon before
the throne of God.
The next picture formed itself With uncertain
Here a figure doomed dimly forth for moment,
and then yanshed-the black yaDOrOns waves
seemed to undulate swaylng hther and thitheT,
now recedIng. now approaching, swallowing up ana
blottng out each other. struggling valuly 10 fashion
forth vision. I'm Tearyng IN very WEAKNESS IN
dehnable As the dark Hood IN the fathomiess caves
Their motion grew less rapid-tne confusion grad
ullly subsidized. and the coming picture located
slowly up from the black depths.
The bride OF month sat there mouonless'
fearless beside the blOOd-staIned CORPSE OF her
young husband The wOoimen VINO hia c3ri.eu
hun home with a marauders arrow IN his broad
breast stood at the doorwa of the cottage, looking
on IN mute comuIseratiOu af n grief which they
could understand but not assuage.
0tber VIsions nassed in rand succession: but
non. ~. 1isfinrr a. The early ones Each successive
,,ictrr. vos 1.rter than the one gOluy before and
faInter IN ifs shadowin. form
one alone dared OUT with something OF the early
clea rr,. and fingered with somewhat of the former
duration
BrIgitte FalK an elderly woman. stood at the
window uf her room in the Margraycs palace, a
dead inuet wing before her and a strang.cd daW IN
Ia tard Tia N9rsrave ertered
~ IL ith 70 Le walked straight m 70 the
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a, Toe Lolr.e with repressed rage: What Is the
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e i-if trl, tba lar. nf the cgoa in winch II mad
,,ot entangl.d Pardon nc I am passionate by
n.tnre Tardon mo
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80 -. ic,,,,,,o darLness hoatrd the whlte.robed
fenre of the Margarine pale aud sad, pleading
ot,.uish unor every feature the delicate hands
aH-I19H ul,oI Jf, y+ i ,.,,,i,sd entreotv What
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