Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12

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ere. ere, ! turned, he se,,..,
s sne same distance '' i,s's =
enough to keep ID s,s 'ss'A ~
! stood !. painting at he AZ. { a:
Lucas to let me in sof v.''t.
ner Of Lambeth palaea A'lp'a
Concealing my tr.n,..
, IN rs as wen as / could ! SI 8
room and there tried i, ! !. e''''
Of TINS strange pursuit N 4.
and my thoughts ma,. z. Z, lps'
would not have sulTs s' mid.
this way had bis d. NV n.u /,
against me. His spIrts !, ~
not have rested contes |, = ,.,. MA Is
scare. And as he had 4, ~ W" N
OF TINS Opportunity q
scarcely credible that /, s ss.' y
further IT., attempt in that dI wv
Probably" | said, VOi Is,s ~
to reassure myself. &C., st
come in and am not MAJ s I. y
tonight, he has gone sas, ! NnN
But looking out under 4.
! discovered him standing 4 !, 4
ment over against the b''a' Mn'
site the house. What Ia ss ~
solution of the mysterr ''N'
upon me as soon as i ~, ~
man had been posted NJ 49,. !.
movements and quickly -, y !,
form OF conviction. Al ~, .,,.s "
made, not on me, as ] tyis' I
ined in my fright, but ~ ~
was to be waylaid On n. Z.
gang, who had detached Ill.
me communicating any r,'.'.
design to him. But 4 MY
watched outside Grandisss 4 Y I, y
followed Taras home INT 4
very well be known ID H.
who seemed to be acqusIs.ss /.
movement OF Taras and I'M,
the object in setting an ost,,. <
me. AS | recalled this Iusts,.
of the man who drove Kay,s,,s'
am came before my nina 4.
again the furtive glance a ~ b
which he regarded NE MA, (
spy obtaining informatioa H..
means from Kavanaghi
Mere Lucas came to tbA A..
me good night, When She IA. Y.
to the window and peeped MI K
blind. Drigo had not stirred n. f
at the foot of the bridge i,
served to confirm my suspida,,
that Taras, to be saved, mus (, 4
the danger. But how was / Il
| saw clearly enough that /, M h
to expose myself to a persosl Il
with Drigo. That would %, I
Yet how could get to Tara =
risk
In seeking an answer to " Y;
presently occurred to me ta,,|
had been doing somethins I
which separated the yard ts~
pottery, and | recollected Aats !.
opening was TO be made . 4 \
transport of the group to thehh1
was to be burned. II | could 4 7
pottery, | might find an ext I n
at the back, and so get aEyu]
unsupported by Drigo
Leaving the light burniushnl
ran down to the kitchen, pfcy
with a candle and silently went,aj
yard. A heap OF bricks nndnblisl
where the men had BEEN Won't,
lighting the candle | found b Y
pressible Joy that a break hAla|
in the wall and roughly elosediuA|
with II couple Of boards. lpuslaa
and found that | could easily n .
cellar beyond, where saw thsguzl
of clay piled up from floor to esiAil
With some little difficulty ! 4
way through the cellar into theTz
and thence through an Office int 4
and here | thought ! had noihihse
unbolt the door and walk out j
came to examine the fastGihaA
cred a fact which | nigh, hHns
knowing that no one inhabited III
the door was locked on The oudl
heart fell, and ! stood looking d
lock stupidity for some mcmeniAg q
come by the hopelessnsss Of rIF
In the silence that followed my q
the sound Of a distant footsieptia'
heavy scrape Of a nailed boot ~
and the rustic Of straw on than
floor. With unreasoning terror y
Drigo pursuing me hither lrd 7
stood still with the conscionsnn
was utterly ut bis mercy
A glimmer Of light appeafd
stronger, and then a part Of pagar
appeared at the head Of The ~
lantern ON one side and a Crows
other, but the next minutel bfeilil
as a man came into sight wnoa
nized as u band employed IN NJ
He could say nothing for astorf,
finding me there, nor was hl' ~
lessened when | made him undsslI
! wanted to leave the pottery WIFE
back through the yard.
"Well, miss said be, "thsrs
way you can go cuff so be yca ~
to 80 back the way you cone, y
the way come in when I've $50 y
look after, as the case Is 'cpls 4,
longer way round and a stghi " \.
you'll have to go through the e''g v
out into Ferry street, where in' Z
up for the drains"
The eagerness with which ales
this roundabout and unplsas'ss.,
must have led him to doubt W. Z.
whole | WIS quite in my risns Z.
indeed my exultation and lvi " Y.
short OF madness when got oas = Z.
street, where | knew was qui's >
Drigo,
Care of the Face
When you are heated, dcnI :, Z,
face in cold water. Afters l0sl ".
the face a hot bath, which WI " y.
dirt and coal dust which has N
the skin, then rinse in COO, 70. ". ~ Y,
At night before retiring pa'p .'.' 4
hot water, then in cool ano w
a soft towel. -HousekeepeL
When Mrs. Schumann- tlsr ~ (,
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