San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-28

| RingwOOd's room by circuitOuS route,
they gain it without encOunteTing a
single soul. and lay him gently down
on RingwOod's bed almost at the very
moment that midnight chimes from
the old tower. and only few minutes
before Arthur DynecOurt steals from
| his chamber to make that last visit to
his supposed victim.
CHAPTER. XII
Slowly and with difficulty they coax
| Sir Adrian back to life. RingwOOd had
| insisted upon telling the old house
| keeper at the castle, who has been in
| the family for years. the whole story of
her masters rescue. and she. with tears
dropping down her withered cheeks,
| has helped RingwOOd to remove his
clothes and make him comfortable.
| She had also sat beside him while the
| captain, stealing out of the house like
| thief, had gallOped down to the vii
| lage for the doctor. whom he had
| smuggled into the house without awak-
| ing any of the servants.
This caution and secrecy had been
| decided upon for one powerful reason.
| If Arthur DynecOurt should prove
| guilty of being the author of his cOus-
| ms incarceration. they were quite de-
| termined he should not escape what
ever punishment the law allowed. But
| the mystery could not be quite cleared
up until Sir Adrian'S return to con-
| seriousness, when they hoped to have
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either his doom or his eNculpatiom.
The doctor STAYS all night, and adj
ministers to the exhausted man. as
often as he dareS. the nOuriShment and
good things provided by the old house
keeper.
When the morning is far advanced.
frcshing Slumber looks anxiCuslv
around him. Florence. seeing this
steps aside, as though to make way for
Dora to go closer to him. But Mrs.
Talbot. covering her face with her
hands, turns aside and sinks into
chair.
Florence. much bewildered by this
strange conduct, stands irreSOlute be-
side the bed. hardly knowing what to
do. Again she glanceS at the PROSTATE
man, and sees his ewes resting upon
her with an expression in them that
makes her heart beat rapidly with
sweet but sad recOllections.
Then faint voice falls upon her ear.
1t is so weak that she is obliged to
stOOp over him to catch what he is try
ing to say.
Darling, | owe YOU my life!"
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words. accompanving them with n
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