Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22

slept tho first limo for many months between
fresh linen that smelt of lavender, and, in
thinking how pleasant twas, dropped sound
asleep.
Sure there s no better, sweeter couch than
this of linen spread over hay. Early in the
morning / woke with wits clear as water,
and not an ache or ounce OF WEAKNESS in my
bones; and, after washing at the pump be-
low. went in search of breakfast and Sir
Bevil The Que found, ready laid, in the
hall; the other seated in his writing room,
studying in a map; and with apology for my
haste, handed him Master Tngcomb's con
fessiou and told my story.
When twas over, Sir Bevill sat bordering,
and after u while said, very frankly:
"As magistrate eau give this warrant;
and 'twould be pleasure, for well, as Il boy,
DO | remember Deakin Killigrew. Young
sr"-he rose up, and, taking turn across
the room, came aud laid hand on my Shout
der-"I have seen his daughter. Is 1t too
late to warn you against loving herl'
why, yes" answered, blushing; 81 think
nisn
she seems both sweet aud quaint. God
forbid should say word against one that
has 50 taken mel But In these times man
should stand alone; TO make a friend is to run
n chance Of u soft heart; to marry "A wife
makes the chance sure'--
lie broke off, aud went on again with a
change of tone
FOR many reasons | would bhthey issue
this warrant But how am ] TO spare men to
carry it outi A any moment we may be as
sailed"
IF that be your concern, sir, answered /,
"yivc me the warrant. l have good friend
hore. a seafariug man, whose vessel lies at
this moment in Looe Haven, with crew on
board. that will lay Master Tingcomb by the
heel, in n trirc Within three days we'll
have him CAPPED IN Lauuceston JAIL and
there at the next asslze you shall sit on the
grand jury and bear his case. by which time,
/ hope the kings law shall run on easier
wheels in Cornwall. The prisoners we have
already ! leave you to deal withal; only,
against my will, | must claim some mercy
for that rogue Scttlc.'
To this Sir Bevill consented; and, to be
short the three knaves were next morning
packed of to Lauuceston; but in time, no
evidence being brought against them, re
gained their freedom, which they used TO
come to the gaIiows each in his own way.
Their doiugs no longer concern this history,
AMI 50 [ .adly leave them.
To return. then, to my proper tale, twas
not ten inmates before | had the warrant in
MY pocket And by II o'clock word having
been carried to Della, and our plans laid be
fore Billy Pottery. VINO on the spot engaged
himself 10 help u.s. our horses were brought
round 20 tire gate and my mistress appearod
srrod i,.,+ .I'o ,,o, ,rn,jcj moi hoI. ,'ir,once.
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