The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-13
m nerves of nOr body told her that a dead

torn nerves of nor body told her that dead
human body was upon her.
morning, as Mr.. Beamish relntes OF his last
share In the Tale OF Chloe" n woman's
three shrieks consecutlyey, which we're heard
9y MIN at the instant OF his quitting his front
young Mr. Ca1wet delivered f ton s minutes pre-
Niously. with great urgency, by that gentle.
man lacEey. ON, his eaching the street Of
ceiyed many night-capped heads at windows.
and ono window OF the house in question
eused tho pair of gentlemen, whom he saw
! bearing Drawn swords In no friendly attitude,
OF an ugly brawl that had probably affrighted
her Grace. or her personal attendant Il wo-
man capable OF screaming, tor lie was well as
sured that 1t could not have been Cnloe. tho
least likely OF her sex to abandon herself 10 the
jeopardy. Tho antagonists we're Mr. Camwell
Mr.. Camwell sheathed his sword saying that
his work was done. Caseldy was conyu.ed
part Of an inferno liary nerilous. There had
Teen passes between them and Caseldy cried
The nlght;-watch was nowhere soon, how
Sysr Gert M iS and their
tions-"not easy to Withstand" says the chron-
ieier-ofiered By him 70 young CamwGll The
friend astonishment. inasmuch "a he was as
Mr. Deamish was about TO deliver an aocu-
tion OF repr0of to them in equal shares. being
entirely unsnsnirious nf am other reason Tor
rivalry that he would have Inclined to attribute
to the charms of Chloe. when the house door
swung wide for them to enter, and the land
lady OF the house. holding clasped hands at full
stretch imnlored them to run up to the poor
Caseldy rus bod past her.
How dead. good woman2" Mr.. Beamish
ho nei ap1 ey mH asd hv
the neck.oh the door
Young Camwell pressed his forehead with q
call on his Makers name, AS they reached
the landing UP stairs Casedy came out of the
s5tWyE i r2o n said Carnival, 70 ,ns s,so.ng o,
his face,
The Duchess Mr.. Bcamish exclaimed.
But CRmwell walked into the room. He had
nothing to ask after that reply
The llgure stretched n, NJ the floor was COW
cred with sheet The young man fell at his
length beside it and his face was downward.
Nj Besmtsh relates: 10 this day, WHOM |
the tragic ague of that hour n my blood and
behold the shrouded form of tho most Al
q faithess man ere s,,e devoted her wreck OF
life to arrest one weaker than herself on the
descent to perdtl9n; Therein it wa he,
prayed to be through her death Sho died to
save. In last letter. found upon her pin
toward the parties principally concerned. she
anticipates the whole con ssion Of the unhappy
Duchess. Nay, she prophesie- Tho Duchess
will tell you the truly she has ha enough Of
love-? Those actual words we're reiterated to
me by the poor lady daily until her ord arrived
TO head the funeral procession. and assist in
nursing bncS the shattered health Of his wife
to a state that should nt her for travelling, To
me at least she was constant in repeating.
No more of love-" By her behavior [, her
Duke can nudge her TO have been sincere.
She sroke Of feeling Chloe,'s eyes 60 through
her with every word Of hers that she recoi-
lected., Nor was the END Of Chloe less effective
upon the traitor. He was in the procession to
her grave. He spoke TO none. There is a line
Of the verse bearing the sunerscription. My
Reasons tor Dying" that shows her to have
been apprehensive to secure the safety Of Mr..
CRmwell:
die becauSe my heart Ia dead:
To warn soul from sin die
] die that blood may not he shcd &C,
She feared he would be somewhere on the
road to mar the tugitives, anu she knew him.
as indeed he knew himself TO be no match for
one trained in the foreign tricks OF steel ready
though he was 70 dispute he traitors way.
She remembers Mr.. CamwrlPs petition for the
knotted siken string in her quest that 1t
shall be cut from her throat and given to him."
Mr.. BeamiSh INDUCES in verses above the
Chloe They of n character cool