The sun., 1891-01-25
loved so much to be In Bowes before. But whore
Mna the nlaca, after all Z Not candle or lamp.

and there along the zig zag street a faint glim-
within. siI old and pnsleG crones. bent and trem,
bling, were here and there seen crouching over
roen sSsTs % r Sy
lnshel trees. and now thoroughly frightened
with the prospect OF no resting place for the
night felt my wny along what seemed to be
the street facade Of some large structure. and.
coming to its corner. shrunk along this. where
halted Tor little. we'll out OF the full powerof
scarcely had sufficient time elapsed. to, per-
5 eoro' Ssre fSSsanx @y GaSk rash
object making it, but with a return rush the
q sort of volceiess wise, which only death oE a
masters command can loosen; Eew we're the
% the ssyoss :" sop sor
S o s ssp N
cas!on. moved with its movements. tackled
y, yin sens liz SSsh Sensh indar
along vast oren court. Into stone archway,
into q little room not ten feet square where
black Old mshoeany bar nearly es hish %
his head. q grinning, froTsy, pufy faced pub:
se Ta ss hfsS SSE1 Ths:
5 dss Es sSs @ ya hsr mugs
Ing out song about
ri. q: h. ps.ss: s.ss .dr .Ses seed d,s samS:u
They roared louder still when ! stood before
frowzy. Boniiace quietly reached Tor q huge
club. This he brought down with q crash upon
the ana s Ill fhs odG ser
cured euest with cruel thumb which released
be led ar h ,Msyss Rns SuasA Of ss
is bed scarcely better than. pig
eosn Se ohss ns RlShs ecSsss. Bound 'ss ion
here in the good old coachins times Dickens
and Browne had occupied this very room once
tod iares otDe aD sw Storm shrsfns about
Ike cray castinets doors @ OF .n nawags hW % and nd
unseen hands. ana the, very floor boards rest
less and dislYieIs as though IS Struggling with in
ddissusbnnee bS life and health ana inquiry;
away way from hin MIN Who viii sSne VII Storm r.
ovor stanemoor's Willis When awoks the
wa, shnpS derd 40 od BoWs " ns TfeTe
corn. I climbed 10 This There lay the snil-
Gus Gus shell Of the ancient viloSse,v,a Se,, windinE (,
fsns.S snEed by s Houses US half Of whosu
theichcd roofs had fallen IN. From their dnnk
ing 10 hide the spot. had d edden the winds ssd
| ulCuS Scou IL ultluk ulSRulSe. ThT ~ luo
domain Of 10 ke0y. :, TO the, north. the ,lells
the 0 EHfSs n xsn HTs s as H1Sg Where TSss
river tumbles and sings. That huge Ione
on H1a the first bSwss
sus essrd co6d "s "sSs owned
With acres acres q on,baiIiInes. empty and moss
grown. Opposite. another silent inn. the kose
nd orown Then dacnE II Ss a.
man castle. Behind these ruins. the ancient
Roman station Of savarae. where are remains
unrooiei novel on either side to tie estward.
yon VII see. jus, ps Dickens 1 and bis Nicholas
behind. and . barn and stable adjoining"
the atoas of pSs as sn ths esh
rs the Sy
cd the same enorance. avarce, venallly Hru;
telity. The old wretch OF master was ruined
suits stripped him OF ali. or rather made him
to the end OF his days an imhecile ssr.ir"r to
Mary Ann. shaw Fanny sanerrs. who.
now over so years Of age sayaGey prevents
&c shs bn"ss Ms SS viii "
contont yourself with An exterior view OF
the ramsLackIe old structure; ard peep from from
gathered for their abutions on winter morn
family. died six years since. The graves Of all
may be seen in the little churchyard Near
TonsatIon % leaves msthins tender sweet, and
good Close beside the execrated graves is n
tablet erected to tho memory Of I'll. two who
Martha Railton; they were in life. In immor.
tally they are the Edwin and tmma o! MI;
beside these graves In dead old Bowes.
EpGAR L. WAKEMAN.