Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-02-05

through which She and were now llV-
ing?
prison that was devised in holland after
Siberia
With one mad outburst of all that was
pent UP within me | caught her in my
arms.
1t was the last time-and then went
with them.
Instead of being afforded the question.
able advantages of an examination be
fore the procurator, as is usual, was at
once cast into prison.
Having been permitted, semi-ollicially,
however to deny the charge brought
against me, viz: "Complicity in a fresh
plot to take the life of the Tar" ! was
allowed what is technically termed time
for reflection "Retection ~ Time ~
Two factors that have driven many Il
man, in like circumstances, to raving
madness or driveling idiOcy.
For upwards OF three months | remain
ed in my narrow cell. Through lofty
aperture there pierced ray of light, max
ing of darkness more sOmbre reality. |
had no book, no pen, no pencil not Il
scrap of paper nor could have but
rarely seen to use them had they been
mine. Twice in the twenty-four hours my
jailer brought my food-black bread,
water and twice a week salt fish. He
never spoke, save on his first visitation,
when he distinctly informed me that
speech with him was forbidden under
penalty Of severer, fate than | at present
enjoyed
Three months oh, Naleria-what kept
me II reasonable being during those
ing those hours of unutterable anguish 2
What, When my brain spun with the fan
tastes born of its misery and ruled with
false imaginatlons. and tottered at the
thought of thy possible sufferings for my
sake i'll my unhappy and unworthy cause
what kept me sane
Beloved, thy one word whispered in
my ear when last held thee to my heart
thy one farewell-"Hope."
So, nearly rs could calculate, in the
second week of my fourth month, | heard
approaching footsteps at an unwonted
door opened, the jailer's lantern cast its
glimmer through the gratings Of my inner
barrier. | glanced up-l rose with out
stretched arms | uttered Il cry. Naleria
stood on the other side of those bars
Naleria stood on the other side of those
Daro-Nalera, trying to smile through
films Ct tears.
Five minutes, madame, and my orders
are StriCt-no speech on either"
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of separation, my love and could look at
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