Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-03-07

lid certainly find key. Carr;ston
,natched at it. and shouting Made
line! Madeline! come!' rushed out
of tho room Ike y maniac. leaving
Brand and mo 10 keep quart over our
prisoners.
I filled pirc. lit it, and ten came
back to my fallen foe.
II say. old chap" said. stirring
lin gently with the toe of my boot,
Der, told you that civility costs moth
ing. If you had given me Christian
bed accommodation instead Of making
me wear out my poor bones on that in
fernal chair. YOU conld have logged
along in Your rascaiity quite comfort
ably, SO far rs l. am concerned
He was verT ungiatefu!- $50 much so
that my dc ire to Kick him wa, inten.
>.lied. ] should Tot like to swear did
not to slight degree yield 10 the
temptation
Push handkerchief IN his
mouth" cred Brand, suddenly. "A
lady Is coming
With right good will / did as the
doctor suggested.
j: i then Carriston returned. l don't
want to raise home tcmpests, yet
must say he was accompanied by tho
most beautiful creature NY eyes had
ever lighted upon. True. sic was pale
as liiy-looked thin and delicate, and
| her ia g bore traces of anxiety and suf-
| fering. but for all that she was bcauti-
ul too beautiful for this world, l
| Thought, as looked at her. She was
clinging in a half-fr ghtencI. half con-
| ding way to GARRISON. aid he happy
fellow! regardless OF our presence.
was showering down kisses on her
| sweet pale face. Confound It! I grow
| quito ron antic as l recall the sight of
| those lovers.
A most curious young man, that Car
riston! He came to us, the lovely girl
on his arm without showing trace OF
his recent exc te!nent
| "Lct us 90 now" he said. as calmly
as if he had been taking 4 qu ct even
ing drive. Then h. turned to me.
ado You think, Mr.. Fcnton, you
COLD wi:ho.t much trouble get the
F.; gcart up 10 the house,
fsaid would try to do SO.
'isut what about these people?'
ssked Brand.
| Carristun gave them contemptun::
| glance. leave them alone" h., sa Il.
fey are bat the tools Of ano,h l..
Jim I can not touch. Let us &c.
Yes. yc:. But why not verify your
suspic ems while You can?'
just like Hranl! HISS always want
ing to YER f. everything.
In searching for the key we had
found some papers on our prisoner.
l'rand examined them, and handed to
| C%rH:stou an envelope winch contained
what looked like bank-notes.
Carris;on glanced at it. 1.-The hand
writing Is. of course. d sgui&e,t,' lie
81 d, carc'e>siy. but The postnar.,
shows wkanct it came. It is Us l a.
ways told ynl You agrco with DC
nowP"
Il am AFRAID l must - 4 = and
humbly But We must do :-'.}:it. ::
aboHt III man. he con- n';ed
Eer2upon GARRISON tanned to CT
prisoner. Listen, yon lain" E>
said. Il will let you 60 s ct-:rcc j
you breathe no wor'i of !! i: TO ),
ON, lover :or the ncX: fort 1"-'t j,
learns from you VIII. has h p oncd h;'
fore that time, l swear YOU Shall go &
pen Il servitude. With do vo;
choosc?'
@, | pulled ont the gag. and it is need
les 10 say which the fellow chose.
Then l went of, a,d recovered til,
horse and cart rciighte tho lamns
an with some difficulty got the do
cart up to the house. Carr Oh mu
have exactly antic; pated the events O
the night. Tho parcel lie had brouch
with him contained q bonnet and
tn ok, warm cloth cloak: his beautiful
friend was cqu pped with t csc. Thee
leaving the woman OF the hose to I'm
tie her husband ut her leisure an,
pleasure, away we started; the docto
sit ing l,y ME; a.riston and the lad.
behind.
We just managed to cath the las
train from C. Not feel Ing s;:re a
to villa; form inquiries might take To
morrow. I fought it better to go N
town with my friends, so. IS we paasc
throu II Midcombe. stepped, Pa Il III
bill and rave Instructions Tor my lug
gage TO be forwarded to me-. by 81
o clcck the next morning wo were al
in London.
DIR. BRAND IN CONCLUSION.
When asked d ok Fenton to re!at
his experiences did not mean him t
do so at such length But there. as Ii
has written it, aud rs writing is not
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