Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-21

the job What's on!'
"A concert or something
"Thcn we may make up our minds foi
another hour or more of it, They don't
turn 'rm out Of these clubs before 3 Gotn
Light"
a match was struck, and few more re.
marks were exchanged, and then. the
stamping of feet fadingaway, vcntured to
raise my head just as the man was stepping
up to his seat on the brOugham. His curl.
osity was satisfied.
The time dragged painfully as waited
in feverish suspense for some fresh devpop-
ment of the drama which felt was being
PLAYED close Mt hand. Visitors came out in
twos and thrcCs; cabs We're called-there
must have been II string of them behind US
the street was quite animated for a time;
then there was "A strange pause, and the
next men who came out stood on the steps
looking in, rs if something unusual was
taking place there.
Suddenly one ran down and opened the
brougham door Fearful anticipations Of
some impending calamity agitated me to
such Il degree that every object danced and
uuivered before my eyes. But | made out
a group of mtn slowly descending the steps,
as if they were supporting some great
NclShV' anu "iiiOHS lHch
Kavanagh's light overcoat.
What is n.y. forced myself to call
through the tube
only gentleman III hquor' miss, re-
piled the cabman in a jocose tone.
Reckless OF the consequences, pushed
open the window that | might see more
clearly At that moment kavanagh was
stepping into the brougham, and the next |
saw the helpless man hlted in after him.
The light fell upon his face a. it dropped
backward. 1T was lalas.
"TOllow that carriage wherever it goes.
Keep close to H. l CRED, recovering my
senses under the same influence that had
paralYHed lheh'
lhsht you are lllISs' tepHed my driver,
gathering up ms relhs' ana as the brougham
turned INTO hpSeio street we IeIl INTO thc
slIihS VI NVHIcIc9 'l"Hc O'hilu IT,
W haV WAS 10 pc uole now saw no
o'neF course puc 10 iol'oN lhe prouShaih
10 Lahptth ana Ho'u Hl!7cl Ill readiness
eye. CONTINGENCY arose II WINS mot until
yvo had cnn,. Il considerable distance that
bponn to doubt whether il was Knvnnngb,a
,ntnntion to 90 to Inmbetb Fivin,, nv
ti,a hr,,gbam lad rs 10y
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,,ront miss - wa. po ,,i.n,. tln, bof',ra
pnt .,o, f,a, Viii. we emma
,,,ocn where rrcn,rnizod tha do,l- n,,ti;,,a
nf the Tower Thcu know ,bnrn ,,o ,,.a,.
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eo,ob i,ny
hod nn,ioo1 ,,.,h .,,o,,.ir,, or,io+r +ha+
tho hrono,ham baJ ',raotIv iur,n,.ed tto
distance hnt,veen ~. cr Iraving tbn ,,nrs.
e,o,,doJ thornn,rLt,rn. - ,,nt th.,t tLaa NJ
trihuted tho nrr,,,r .tren,,,h If I<,v,.
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fuln... ,f my drivn, rbis To-. Of ,,ro,tnd
now added to my terror. In the Iapyrlhth
/ OF streets heyohd the mint we might lose
slEhV Oh the DrCuSham ana never oNeT-
takrlt.
~" 20" 70 II" i"S''' '"lleu'
"N'r'' Sn""'" '".'N So '''ouS ,''
You Ju0U "''ileu 70 hc'P' me Par''e9 III s.Sh'
"l!io"' 9'iter IeUuh o'll l'liloie TO IT,
Nn-n"' "o on Ilu'h QUlch'
n mex Oh the N"iP "",iDlo,I our pace
me "rViS "'Ie 'n'u ""I r'"'''' p"' -
'nc CI"''Vr ol NOUS gre" more H"''u'e u
tnc or,N or ~ we "r""-''''l ne ''''ntu aip
i"oNc' "''TN, W. WV W ar 'Hp''Ii' 'h''
lor me 10 ulsl'hs,'5I ms none" rneek5 ant
c"Nerlo''s eyes anu 'hI'h ne h'!lat nay
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