The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1883-12-22

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jacques flerroI was smltn Dy
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T., nno,' ~ oo1a.ant M % '''l,a,.,n "ia is W. "a
i;a,';1e" 49, ,,;NnnS,s ~ ~ s.'. >. ~ sN anu 70 20
a,son,hora 10 ,1on4 a stoaS,Ia o. Tro =. aoso G a9
s e,'o "noio,' no mop. S.eauiy aU woiA
ness. giving evervhodv a civil word
and venturing no opinion ON any sub.
ject. Bobon Regularly accompanied
him to and fro from his work; and as
jacques was rather systemotic and
precsse on certain points. Jeanette
might look at certain minnie for
them coming up the street TO their
meals.
One dav az tba sunner bour drew
~
and then ouickened all her motions
for she was a little behind time with
the meal. and as .Jaeoues was ALWAYS
so punctual. she prided herself on al.
ways being ready for MIN AFT the min
ute.
At Ianoth ,ho ,ionds otood sr,o,,,,,.
on tbe table. and IooLing mn aao;n 90
the clock Jeanette was s,,rnr;sod ~
nerooiva tho n,in,,to hona ~ ,S,auos
tbe bour without Tao0vas ho;na nros
ent
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p" haI can oetaih hlmf" she muir
liuieu, Win strange dread Oh evll
49, s nsa 10 ,e,a ne, , 90 1no nuii,eu W .ie
st,oa. W s,NT". u a. ''''A.ou''S N, ,.' uomn @ 1ne
oontinuoa ,,,;t,, ,..,,'s ~ 80, et, ,,a siie
oon - go o. NJ. no Ioa' D,, @nAi1'y, . "na,
bo,,a - 80 - h,.1. -O'' 80. - onoy 1nour, ~,
L. I"anotta , alaanas n ""as T " Piison1 anu anu
'.U boan. "a "'eu lto, nel i',snus a, upon iiel m
-. S'"eeeio~ o'oA iii'o 'he
MI 49,. .s,
~, ,on' ni'een minutes passeu
80 - '',nu anu s9 Se' Nv o"Iquos' ~ ms suS'
'oa,,t,, Z, n1t "', - noo " Oe pUino' pel'ei .he
to"rit,,a y, o,'ot no"e'1l io"i,u, ooui''iliis
.t,l'.- o O'o ' n"'e h"ppeneu' anu
Jeanette new down 10 tho ano,thor,,
Tbe doors -ware oman thn eroo 49,
bnrpino-hnt ro Toooras ,,as t'ono
She mada hur,.iod and onv;ors q,
ouiries of tha nassers hy. hut thon
scarcely beedad ber for tbot ,r.s not .
indicions time fo,, anv,hinm 80 s !,
matters of state or ohont indi,,,aro,,
who mvsteriouslv disannoarod
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.oneSn 'io ui''ieo' vi oeaheCle
D'iao'eu o''o- i aC'oLoiol VI an oiu "onl'
''ii Ia 'he 'ioil'y' mho' aiter some
9a' IuesviVuins, iiioineu hei V,'ao Ihe
ii'n i iau Ooen lnaloleu oil pe'Ween
wv io'ea iooAing inei' VINO mlgn1 De
onicers oi the Revolutionary Com
nilssioh'
"Oh, Mon Dieul Mon Dieui my poor,
dear Jacques!" cried the half frantic
wife, wringing her hands. GAS /
feared, he has been taken to prison.
and / will follow him and die with
himl'
But IL was so easv for tbe unbannv
Jeanette TO follow tbe missing Jocones
simply because she knew NOT wbera ~
90. and no one. NOT even tha old u,or,-
an could tell her whitber he had hoen
taken. So she finally went home in
great distress to wait for another do y
or some tidings of him; but she had
scarcely entered the house when she
heard Bobon scratching and whining
at the door. The moment she admit.
ted him he flew to his masters vacant
seat at the table. nut his fore paws
upon it, looked up sorrowfully in her
face and gave utterance TO a low.
mournful cry.
"Where is your master, Bobon?n
said Jeanette, in tears.
The dog jumped down, with a slight
bark and ran tn the door