Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1892-09-02
BRAVE DORoTHY OSBORNE.

Wight The hOusemad ran out of the
parlor, where she had been cleaning, and
the landlord hurried in, and his wife soon
followed him; and messengers were sent
out, and in few minutes a file of soldiers
marched into the house.
All this connection was caused by the
discovery of few words written with
diamond upon a pane of glass in one of
the parlor windows. There were only two
or three sentences, but they were terribly
reasonable The first of them was, God
save the King.'-a sentence that we can
hardly imagine ever to have been thought
reasonable in England. But at that time
the king, Charles l., had incurred the en-
nifty of large body of his subjects, and
the country was ruled by Parliament and
the army. So in some places it was as
dangerous to express loyalty to the king as
in others it was unsafe to wish well to
Cromwell and his army.
1t would have been dangerous to let
those reasonable words remain on the par
lor window, and very likely the landlord
did not think of cheap and safe way of
getting rid Of them by simply breaking the
glass. Al any rate, he sent word to the
authorities, and an investigation was be-
gun.
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soiIielo !ey "Gie al oieu " 'ne c%Stie
anu arI"lelieu oeiore the governor me
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man puI lot 'oo oIu W iiotlce tiie peaull-
lui race ana INQUEST out ulshllleu bearing
Vi M Cne SounB lauy PrlsoHeI'
Inc young SehVieillall VINO was IrdNeiIhg
alone was LTsI questioned ana described
nimSeil as llliah temple eldest son OF
or 'ohh Temple. ne was d student, NE
Salu' ana was ABOUT 10 ieaNe the country
vi coHUlileli'al Jour; ApouV the "riVlIls
OH tne glaSS he declined 10 answer any
questions .
mere - traitor among YOU salu the
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nm O''O' Nno are YOU poy' oOeP lot
"aIu' anu make 9ouIseli kho"h'
-. tills co'liiii" ~ Vile poS slePPeu up
NY name Is george OspoIhe' ne sald'
anu am llaNeiIhS through MS MaJeSly
uoiil'iliohs WIN NY sIsueI' Oh my own
proper cOatGrIs'
ono: Ile governor exclaimed his
MaJes'S uU''l'il,Ohs' llueeu mo" you
not that ms late Majesty IS luSitlVe' VINO
mas no uOililHloh' mere Is our young req
81, | DOUBT not But you are over young
10 he tId'9'Ih3 On your own proper con-
Germs ana WISHING seaport 100 nc
uouoI 10 take passage TOT some dlstah'
country 1ou nave lather' perhaps
nat IS MS name!
Inc pOy uit" nIiiseiI up Plouuiy' as ht
answered, MY father IS called Sir Peter
osborne, ms Majesty loyal governor OF
the nelgh9orng Isle OF Guernsey
80 no so nc! cried the governor; "a
young osborne OF Guernsey gong aDou'
the country "rltlhS MS treason on Inn
windows. ANA you wrote
But before the governor cOuiu lihish ms
sentence tne DeautiIul glrl pushed mel
pIotneI asiue, anu stePP1u l,i.o ms Pi"Ie
- our eXcellehcy nau pest ask me aoou,
the WrltlhS on Ihe "lhuoW' She salu,
am Dorolhy osborne ana "rote hoIlilill
on the mn WINDOW tllat ! am ashamed u
repeat mere. Gou save Ihe Ming
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$50 mo- their loyaIty 70 he totter
no. l,in% '-''''
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