The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-15
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Isysp.nss. sfs Sudden psns, ssssss sersa>'
ief hours OF lingering torture
,efths night were poWsrless, aud the mornInf
iepnd me vsksful sna nnsstr.sh.d; dIyid,ssd a
liSstisct .RieS Ga. y n. %sks. ~ si.s@pt e
.sospe BY tn. wsy. ans While ths chsnefs
n. i.yer. %.' op sSy pF.
St. s,n met. s.es: t .nn... C %
n fS.S coniss. Tish.d With ali my h..rs
that bad taken any chance, however eliKht-
.r.d iT ro.ds IN: .ouad crowds that cam.
70 meet us. my gotg, rose. The very smell OF
.S.R '' Shss 6o nd cold tss tsS:
slowly through tn. throne and one pointed ne
Sst to anothsr ,nd nd. ' ~. t pSs...g yem.
horde Of vile suffers and footboys. They
surE.d round the Ssson ls.rtng and staring !;
we're free, ioathsd them still more nov that
lay a prisoner and snJ moment might place
mad seen nothing Of the w.ldsrsv. or tn.
wagon which carried him for nearly two days,
sight u IN. latter movine slowly on. q little
way In front oiu,. Both wagons haissd lnsids
hs yh ,. s. SSt "tds 20 &
the wagon bore nae on slon., elone, thsygh
FELT M Blood run cold and found my only con;
vent IN 'front.' ana seemed 10 5. s.uns Ter Il.
Msst ar. you solns to DO with m.r
Prison, he answered. lsconicsllJ.
I'd. ss%P n. pTii X. ry.r wS.r. ss
walls. Sisct.n.d with smoke. Ths roof wa:
and sOot- b.srimsd. still ran from Fable e
gable. AstropE nigh gate filled the room OF
When saw the wagon which preceded me
halt before this melancholy place. looked out
hS SO.n sRd to .ec III. act hS
the blackeusrd crowd which surrounded the
doofvsy was SO great, 4 hid .ysrrythi1s. and I
wagon stepped in the midst 81 them.
A,mockipE, voice called to me to descend.
and the aspect Of the gang still less, l had no
opened for me. Arrow Of M ore villalnous faces
II has seldom been my fate to see. but the last
on the rifht BY n. gate to-, wa. SO much tn:
scanned with scars and b!osted with drink. and
It wore y fsrocisus grin. 4 was not surprised
T6 nsa Sfuts . hove With his Gss.. which
sent M |. staggering into the enclosure. where
The blow hurt my lip erusily. And yet the
sight Of that drunkss: ugly eisnt hils v, line me
i..Inrs f 70 sn ny f.loWprisos.r. ior
got even the Wsldgrsye. who to be sure wa.
ps .: Fa a' ~. aaa
Drunken Stew. Of HsritzSarr whom we had
wounds. had punished him . dozen times;
almost as oit.n my lady h had threatened to
fellow. But I had found him stanch as
sos..d TX ss,,I and tm sIocoa :ea eour. IS.
proof against the utmost danger: ! knew I
could depend on him against the world while
sight OF me led me to hope som sthing from
wits that drink had not yet quite deadsned.
found the WaldErsvs so ~ as to be beyond
comfort or counsel. and without It should
oon mem emit was roofess. i'll mellipg. strewn
with refuse and nth. m: ; doE.yard. little
thug we Soe did wss Watched through tn. on.n
We shar.a i with two soldiers, who iayi hssv:
lily shAekled. in one corner. and sullsnly eyed
=. =. did what i could for, the waldsrays and
tion-missra6is enough. Half an hour passed.
i. snaMsr 70 Sod sanshs my sa
raised my head and listened. This sound came
S cSnS sieve nna guard
Even in the darkness 1t was impossible to mis-
t.Ef HE hHs1nT rtfsr.d "1.it you m..,.rv
Yes" Irsplied in the same tone Are Jou
For tho moment" he answered ho.r.sly.
mot fer long SO speak quickly. master. What
Is to be done" ..-
hlA9l tnAt WiB N ore IMAM Coulu W nat
OF my lady 2, replied vaguely. Is shs hsrsP
In the camp"
And Maris Wort2 The Papist Eirl1"
Then you must see Mary" answered.
"She will know my lady's mind. Until va
know that. we can do nothing. Do not toll her
where | amt may hurt the Eirl-or Of the
WaldgTavs but learn how they are. IL things
are bad with my, lady. bid them gain time.
L."Yss. yes. master" he grunted. And that
IL to he all is iii You will have nothing done
tonight"
What, here2"
TO 10 sure"
mo. no. ! replied. trembling for tn. man,
rashness. We can do nothing here until
horses are got and placed FOR us. and the pass:
word learned. and provisions gathered. and
half dozen other things"
"Donnerl ! don't know how all that 10 to be
done" he muttered dsspondently
Nor l." said with a shiyer. You have
not heard anything Of "a shooting match
1T is Tor SUNDAY" he answered.
And to-day ia Tuesday" / said -Btsvsi
you win not lose time. will you"
No no."
"You will see her in the morning. In the
morning. lad" continued fsvsrishly. cling
ing to tho bars and pssring out at him.
must &c! out Of this before SUNDAY And this
Is Tuesday Steve"
Hush" he answered. They are coming
back"