Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-08-06

She rang heard a slePpV voice come
down "What do Won want q,
..Ueln Hsln :" said sbs
/ ..Wha, ,b, ,,ha, r,,,,har ." s.;1
tho doc,or
"3o great ,ro,,ble immediate ','.a;d Mrs
Dav.nnort
m. doc,or seen,.1 n be bours :, coming
doro Sba was noarl,. i, dssra;r og,;n
hu, a, lo,o,h 10 o,ar.d ~. d,nr IL b;s
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m. Doctor uas of conrsa a>tonished n
SEQ his Fashionable neigbLor I'm, hosniiahI.
,rd he,nfI
"WIi 10, "a ~, AMI knock ., tho mar.
,;,;or w,ll i, tonr rron, ,oo,, doctor and
,r, n uaLe NJ, n,v.pnor, ." said Nrs II
nov :, tears
.yes madam ifvon saw % Ru, had
Won M, het,sr sp,rj the Nor, here ouie,.
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.Wbo, nov, door n 40 Oh mo- |
oo,i1n., n,ns, ., bo,,e pls,s. Doctor
II, wll NJ, d;s,nrh Nrs Nont,o,erv Al
,o nm and make a dreadful noise NJ the
be.d nf NJ n,,en,or,'s bea II loans nm
aa,in., ,o,r n,rlo, for he alaays hears
,our niano."
Th,. Doctor oheycd and knocked loudIy
-, tho uaIl
II, Dsycnnor, he,ra : dis,an, thunder in
his dreams, turned over, with his deaf ear
up, and slept again.
A'ier an hours fru't!esS knocking Mrs.
Davenport consented TO allow the sleepy
doctor To retire to his well earned repose.
whist She declared that she would rest a.
vel as she could in an easy char down IN
his consulting room.
Nos 81, 81 and . were a, peace At .asl.
and Mr.. Davenport, wrapped IA her CLOAK,
and in a warm room, in the house Of a neigh
hor and friend. grew composed, and finally
laughed a, her adventure. Il would BE- a
good Joke next morning. bat as for Orlando.
her oolored waiter. there MAS look ont for
him. the hlacke,L
Then poor Nr Davenport. bow alarmed
he would be but She would watch and see
the servants begin 10 open the house, and
,,eal in before he walked up.
- saving. she fell sound asleep IN her
chair. Al length Mr.. larenpor', .'ke All
heavy >Ierpers. woke up Suddenly and en-
,r.y. He did not know why. bU, It seemed
to Inn that he had had disturbed niehi.
A. he lay irving ID collect hi, faculties, be
heard the clock strike four.
How quie, CoraUe Is" ,ai3 Mr.. navcr-
port "tTeG after her ball. suppose
Mr.. Davenport listened 70 hea through
the opened door and euf;alned recess, the
quiet breathing hi his wife in Ihe ueNt
room.
She va. strangely still; and Mr.. pAyen.
port arose sof,!t and cfepi III io see waat
could be- the natter
"lleascu, :" said he. "nobolS il the bad
Cora.ic not at home a; four O'Clock .'
Mr.. Davenport paused a moment Could
The horse, ha,eiuu away Co4.A the coach
maa have been dr4uh That had happened
before. Could h., paor wife have been
thrown, dragged no. tie tdra vas ~
horrible.
Could She hs,. been locked oa,
Mr. Davenport fel, the cold persp.ea,iau
star, Oh h!s brow lie rang every bel ~
the house. lie proceeded 10 dre,. him.r.f
lie danced, IL hi, agony and agitation.
Then. as hj, sleepy servants began 10 lq-
pear. and one after the other di>olaimed any
knowledge of them mistress. he descended
L. H., front door.
There la, Mr.. Da,enport, ian. hand
k,lchief and gloves,
Inen Nj. Davenport tore hi, hair. Size
had been ,nerc, to hcr own home she bad