The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-15

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Ineeded nothing after this to assure me that
he mcditsted something Of tho basest and |
took care how I answered him. "Ihave known
| you stlff enough upon occasions," replied.
| dirty. And. thcn again. have known you
not 80 stiff. NJ Fresnoy."
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out Olive me, good tesms-Goood terms. do you
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and ss;sy 81 where her Sg
TO be fret aivsn up to me uninjured. Those
SBut for merr he said. anxiously. his eyes
.Ter yoSS The same q, The s, others g, r, re-;
acoSsiptanoe sake. N. Fresnoy; and Il the
ladies hsye aueht to complain Of will hang
He tried to ,bluster and hold out for sum Of
to him. But having already made up my mind
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e9by S s. a. these terms
all what Of himp "au '0'n''''' 70 treat '0f
He looked at me with O. face Of fierce i'm
patiencs. Come and SEQ" he said with an
No: no, my friend; !" I answered. shaking my
liz not pas e s
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Xoa cannot r.. rsiolesd. S Win : sudden \,
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eeivinR the idoa that the worst had happened.
pressed upon him with 90 much fury that he
c on S You ~ hs Suffered stand back
+ r.. + nSt that ts SoSi MsdsmS,ssls ;sie
Senses Would sopnd ss sa sa Il
the KEY L = in B.1hls PACKET I,sIl y9a o.,
perspiration from his brow, and bringipg his
plssuel THAT 10, what 1 Of that !" Aa' N'' '"'
wss . Re ws s t hin s 81 10 Spf Ss
p%t ter laying trembling hand on my arm
edge. Madame d with him. and the door 10
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the e. zen from that part and you may 60 In and
His h1 terror sy .o Which, surpassed all tersnIng.
and satisfied me with out doubt that he was IN
Intense that Il G9p ID not S
Biz. grow to tho same hue. ! ,trem6ied as he
Gi SiI AND grew stek FSr + there Is xsrd
HIS heart more than another word lie Ia the
the name Of the disease which travels in the
raes sons ns psG nE ss Elm AZ he
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Which man Of blr.h hsids himself. saves him
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IN Sis caaractsr. that scarcely gave tie mat.
ter second thought 1crossed the court with
opposite staircase and passed through the the
heavy doorway,
rue m9mene entered was Iorced tQ d9
Fresnoy the justice Of observing that he bad
not come to me before no was obliged. The
three men who were on guard inside threw
Gown their weepons at sight OF me, while a
iourth. Who was posted at neighb9ring win
dow. hatlsd me with cry OF relief; From tho
was practically At an end. and might had I
chosen or found It consistent with honor. have
called In ny following and secured the en-:
franco. without pausinR however. passed
on to the foot Of gloomy stone staircase.
winding uD between walls OF rough masonry,
and here Fresnoy stood on one side and
stopped. PoIntlng upward with pale face. he
mpttered: The door Is on the left"
leaving him there watching me as went
upward mounted slowly to the landing, and
BY the light OF an arrow slit, which dimly lit
the eh rulnous place found the door and tried y
some one moan within. and q step crossed the |
no0r, as " another came to the door and lis
tened; / knocked. hearing my heart beat In
the s silence; s,,.,r. ;, ~. ..,., ,.,-,.,u
"Who 10 1t 7"
friend" l muttered. striving to dull my
voice that they might not hear below.
~ triendr came TIE S ans &c yen have
1T Ia !, NJ. de Marsac." rejoined. knocking |