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SpecialNotices

Want For Sale, For Rent, Lost, Found.
etc. Advertisements, 10 cents line the
first insertion; 5 cents a line each subse-
quent insertion BY the month. Sl.25 per
line. Estray notices 81 90 for each animal
advertised. Marriage notices, 500; birth
notices, 60 cents; death announcements.
free; obituary comments. Is cents per line.
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DIED.

EEICH-At her residence at Sheboygan,
Wis. on Feb. 3, 1894, Josephine, wife of
,!ohn c. Reich and mother of H C.
Reich. of this city.
GREGORY-In the Third ward this city,
Feb. 10. 1894 Charlotte Ann Gregory.
wife of the late Albert Gregory, aged s.
wears. Born in New York state Feb. 10
1875
Funeral Monday, Feb. Il, at p. m,
from the Third ward meeting house
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
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MARsHAL'S SALE-PURSUANT TO
an order of sale and decree of foreclosure
to me directed by the district court of the
Third judicial district, Of the territory
trent door of the county court house, in
the city and county Of Salt IL, Lake, terri
March, 1894. at II clock M, all the
right title. claim and interest of Eli
zabeth Fuller and S. W. Darke, admin
istrator of the estate of William Fuller,
deceased. and Louis Togni of, in, and to
the following described property, situate
in the county Of Salt Lake, territory of
Utah, to-wit: The southwest quarter OF
the northeast quarter and the northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter of section
twenty-six (26), township one Cd, south of
range one ~ east, Salt Lake meridian,
containing eighty (sO) acres of land. To
be sold as the property of Elizabeth Fuller
and S. w. Darke. as administrator of the
estate of William Fuller, deceased, at the
suit of George Cheshire. Terms of sale
cash. NAT NJ. BRIGHAM,
u. S. Marshal
BY D. n. SWAN, Deputy Marshal.
Salt Lake city. Utah, Feb 9Th 1894.
]. w. Judd, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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SnCIEIIES

A. p. A-SALT LAKE COUNCIL NO.
], American Protective Association, meets
every Monday at 1880 p. m. in 1. o. o. F.
hall. Market street. Visiting members are
cordially invited.
WM. 2. ROWE,
GEO. w. GIBBS, President
Secretary.
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MARSHALS SALE-PURSUANT TO
an order and decree Of foreclosure and
sale to me directed by the Third JUDICIAL
shall expose at public sale at the south
front door of the county court house, in
the city of Salt Lake, county of Salt
Lake, and territory of Utah, on the 18th
day of February, 1894, at twelve o'clock
and and interest of Ms c. ChristianIsseatni..
Gunelle Christensen, National Bank
of the Republic, a corporation, A F.
Christensen, T. j. Angel and Theodore
P. Davis. copartners doing business under
the firm name of T. j. Angel Lumber
company, John L. Snyder and H. w Full
Ter of in and to the following described
real estate situate, lying and being in the
city and county OF Salt Lake, territory
Commencing at point two hundred and
one GOD feet north of the southeast cor
ner of lot two ~. block three o. plat
'sB'' Salt Lake city survey. and running
thence west five (5l rods; thence north
twenty COO feet; thence east five 81 rods;
thence south twenty C20) feet to the place
of beginning; subject to a right of way
over twelve Q2) feet on the west part
and ten Q0) feet on the east part of
the said described land. To be sold as
the property of Mis- G. Christensen and
Gunelle christensen at the suit Of Oscar
w Moyle as assignee of the Burton
Gardner Company, a corporation Terms
of sale, cash.
u. S. Marshal
BY JOHN B. CUMMoCH, Deputy Marshal.
Dated Salt Lake city, Jan. 20, 1894
NoxxIo Attorney, for PLAINTIFF
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Salt Lake city. Utah. February 3rd, 189
James H. Moyle, Attorney.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS-EST ATE
of Hannah II. Griffin, eceased.-Notice
is hereby given by the undersigned, ad-
ministrator Of the estate of hannah H.
Griffin, deceased, to the creditors of, and
persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with the nee
essary vouchers, within ten months after
the first publication of this notice. TO the
said administrator at his residence. num-
Der 1862 South Fourth West street. Salt
Lake city, in the county of Salt Lake,
Utah.
Administrator of the Estate Of Hannah
H. Griffin, Deceased.
Dated January 18th. 1894.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
for the Third judicial district of Utah
F. Root, plaintiff VS.. Joseph A. Morlan.
Kate L. Morlan. F. E. Gregg, National
Bank of the Republic of Salt Lake CITY,
Utah, Andrew c. Brixen, The American
National Bank of Salt Lake city, Utah
and S. S. Terrell, defendants Summons
The people of the Territory of Utah
L. Morian, F. E. Gregg National Bank
of the Republic of Salt Lake city. Utah.
Andrew C.. Brixen, The American Ma
tional Bank of Salt Lake city, Utah and
S. S. Terrell, defendants.
You.are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the district court of
the Third judicial district Of the territory
of Utah, and to answer the complaint
filed therein within ten days exclusive
of the day of service) after the service
on you of this summons-if served within
this county; or. if served out of this
county, but in this district, within twenty
days. otherwise within forty days-or
Judgment by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer of
said complaint.
The said action is brought to have judg-
ment against Joseph A. Morlan In the sum
of 5000 with interest at go per annum
from Sept. 7, 1893. for S135, with interest
at 109d per annuru from said date, for
S327 "a taxes paid by plaintiff. with inter-
est from Jan. Y, 1894. at 1910 per annum
for 500 attorneys fee and costs of suit;
alleged to be due on one principal note
and coupon interest notes thereto at
tached, said principal note for 5000 with
9Go interest per annum from date, said
six interest notes being for $135 each
March 4 1892, with interest from date al
l095 per annum executed by defendant
Joseph A. A1orlan to plaintiff
same being due and wholly un
paid save two interest notes; anc
being secured by mortgage of ever
date on premises hereinafter described
executed by defendants MorIan to plain.
tiff: to have said mortgage declared g
first lien, that same be forecloSed an6
said property sold and proceeds applied
in payment of amounts due as above
that the equity of redemption and inter
est of defendants in said property be for
ever barred; that plaintiff have judgment
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WANTED-A RELIABLE MAN TO
take care of four herds of sheep. Must
give good reference. Meet owner on
Herald corner p. m. sharp Monday.
February 18th.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE
given by the undersigned, Administrative
and administrator of the estate of Levi
Reed, deceased, to the creditors of, and
said deceased to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months
after the first publication of this notice,
to the said administrators at their -est-
AUGUSTA REED,
WILLIAM LANGFORD,
Administrative and Administrator of the
Estate of Levi Reed, Deceased.
Dated January so, 1894.
James H. Noyle, Attorney for the Es-
tate.
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ANTED-SALESMEN OR AGENTS.
Good pay selling pants to order 500;
suits $1,000. Hunter Tailoring Co., Cln-
cinnati, Ohio.
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WANTED-PUSHING CANVASSER OF
good address. Liberal salary and eX-
penses paid weekly; permanent position
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WANTED---HELP

NANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
eral homework. must be good cook. Ap
ply $50 East First South street.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LoAN-ANY AMOUNTS
and time to suit: no delay. OMeara e.
Co. room 45, O'Meara block.
IF you DESIRE A LOAN. LARGE OR
small, call and see me; no delay w P.
0odds, 10 South Fourth West street.
MONEY TO LOAN. PLENTY OF IT;
long or short time aIiller-Hawley Mort
gage company, IS West Second South.
If YOU WISH TO BORROW MONEY
on mortgage at a low rate on vacant
or improved city property or farms, call
on q. B. Wicks, IS State street
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WANTED -SITUAT IONS.

wANTED-A GIRL WANTS 4 PLACE
to cook or general homework for first
class people. Apply IS East Second North
street.
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WANTED-A WOMAN COOK FOR
light cooking. Apply at rear of 564 West
Fourth South.
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GOOD AGENTS EVERYWHERE FOR
latest Office speciality. Sells itself with
large profit. Enclose stamp. Am Lock
Crank Co, Milwaukee, Wis.
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WANTED-A SITUATION. A FIRST
class snilcher Ia SWISS; can make differ
ent kinds of cheese and butter. Address
j. A, care Herald.
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MANAGER WANTED-TO APPOINT
statesmen 10 sell the Rapid Dish Washer.
Washes and dries the dishes in two
minutes without wetting the fingers, s7o
a week and expenses. Easy position; no
capital: no hard work can make 500 a
week Address W. i. Harrison a. Co.,
Clerk, No II, Columbus, o.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A NUMBER ONE GOLD
watch Flein movement, for sale at bed
rock price. Apply at once F. K. this
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LADIES WANTED TO WRITE AT
home. SIS weekly; no canvassing- Reply
with stamp, Miss Fannie Felknor, South
Bend. Ind.
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tax sale made on the 10th day of De
being the amount of tax and costs as
sessed and levied on said premises, to
protect said deed of trust, which said
last mentioned sum bears interest at the
rate of ten per cent per annum from the
date of said sale.
And, whereas. the payeeS in said notes
have declared all of said notes due and
payable, owing to such defaults in the
payment of interest and taxes and have
made application to me as trustee named
in said deed of trust to advertise and sell
said property described herein and IN
said deed of trust and in accordance with
the provisions thereof. Now. therefore
public notice is hereby given that on
Saturday. the 10th day of March. 1894, at
the hour of one O'Clock p, m. of said
day, at the front door of the court house
in the city of Salt Lake, where the same
is now located and situated on West Sec
ty of Salt Lake. in the territory of Utah,
l. a.. B. Sawyer, as trustee named in
said deed of trust viii sell the lands here
tofore and in said deed of trust described.
and all the right, title. and interest and
equity of redemption of the said Mrs.
Albertina He'll, her heirs and assigns
therein, to the highest bidder for cash for
the purpose OF raising money to pay the
principal and interest due upon said notes
paying the costs and expenses of this
sale. including a reasonable compensation
for trustees and attorneys fees and the
amount due and paid for the taxes paid
and interest thereon. Terms of sale cash
in hand before close of sale.
A. B. SAWYER. Trustee.
Sawyer & Putnam, Attorneys for Trustee.
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OUTSTANDING WARRANTS.

The cash is held in the treasury for the
blowing warrants, which were issued
-iOr 10 Ian I 1Sq4-
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LOST.


LOST - BROWN CURLY PUPPY
spaniel. Return to S57 East Fourth South
andbe rewarded.
T.OST-BLACK WATER SPANIEL
Return to 6S7 Brigham street and be re-
waTded.
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REWARD.

sos REWARD FOR THE RECOVERY
of 4 dark red pocket book containing
Sl5d in bills and some valuable papers.
J. E. McGoVeTn, room SO, Telluride block.
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FOB REM.

street.
OFFICES-THE BEST CORNER IN
the city, suitable for professional men.
Apply Godbe-Pitts Drug Co.
FOR RENT-BRICK WARE ROOMS
IN Z. p. track, corner Second South and
Third West streets suitable for whole
sale business or stora re. Parker & Depue,
ST4 Second South street.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS.

SAWYER & PUTNAM,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Sl5 Progress Building.
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FOR sAIE-BEAUTlFUL FIvE-RooM
cottage. CITY water. walks, fence, etc, fine
location. $3.50. worth $500; $3.50 cash; Do
not delay If you want this. w. h. Hub
bard. 1O9 West Second South.
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WANTED

WANTED - SOME GOOD LOANS
Money on hand; no delay. O'Meara &
Co. room 10, OAIeara block.
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t0R RENT-EuRNLSKE1.
FOR RENT uNFURKIsHEp.

FOR RENT-A NICE NEW HOUSE
Kitchen. Apply at 44S Third East.
FOR PENTHOUSE NO. 12S NORTH
West Temple street: eight rooms, four
clothes presses pantry, bath room. cellar.
Enquire of 4. Miner
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FaR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FARM OF 45 ACRES TO SELL OR
exchange: situate 15 miles south Of city
VIII exchange for improved or unltn m
Constitution building. 81 South Main St
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PERSONAL.

NAz1E-PALMIST AND BUSINESS
,1aedulrl date of Wonderland) has re-
turned. can be consulted at 24s West
South Temple street
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ron sALE-ANY MAN THAT READS
the signs Of the times knows better times
are coming. and soon, and that you can
set a house now much cheaper than at
inv future time Think of it. An S-room
pressed brick, modern improvements, ex-
cellent location. s. 400. W. z. Hubbard,
100 West Second South
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BY JOHN B. GUMMoCH, Deputy Marshal
J. II. Moyle, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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r E. McGURRIN, PROGRESS BUILD
ing, stenographer and typewriter. All
kinds.
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CHOICE IMPROVED AND UNIM-
,,~oved nropertY in every part of the
eit1. Parties seeking home or safe in
,-estl1ent will find Il to their advantage
10 communicates with me. Houses for rent
II p Dodds 10 South Fourth West st.
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FARM so ACRES: GOOD. WATER
right: good orchard; Is acres in lucerne;
one mile south of Pleasant Grove. En-
cure at 226 East Third South.
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DR.. HOLT'S OINTMENT; SURE
cure for all forms OF female weakness. =
mild and effective salve that every
class druggists. If you cannot get sup
piled call on Thomas Biesinger, exclusive
agent for Ute.h, LA West First South
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR MEMS
second hand clothing. Send postal card or
call. A Cohn. p East Second South st.
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JAMES A. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY
at-law. Rooms 404 and 405 Progress block
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MASQUERADE BALL GIVEN BY'THE
wv Temple No. Pythian Sisters. Feb
ruary II, 1894. at Youngsr's hall, 1. o. @.
e temple.
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BEaTlsTs.

HAPPY HOUR DENTAL CO. 212lk 5.
State St Appointments by mail solicited.
J. B. KEYsOR & BRO. DENTISTS
Rooms /, 2 and s, first floor. Scott-Auer-
bach building.
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RICHARD W. YOUNG, ATTORNEY
at-law. Deseret National bank building,
UP stairs, second floor
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CHAPTER XIX.
OBLITERATION

Iran down the path, through the gate,
nor even stopped till was under the
widespreading shade Of the moss laden
trees. The mist wrapped me about; the
rain beat against my face. Afar in the
distance I heard the sullen bay Of the
bloodhounds and the shouts of the pur-
suers. l did not realize my danger,
never thinking that one false step might
plunge me into the morass, from which
it would be almost impossible to extricate
myself, but stumbled on, hoping to come
upN th the others. But their voices re-
coded farther and farther. called, but
received no answer. Blindly struggled
on, cropping and feeling my way, until at
last the appalling truth burst upon me
that l was lost in that awful place!
Istopped and reflected upon the gray
ity of the situation. TWAS nearly night,
and there was dense fog shutting me
in. Portia and the servants at the house
would believe me to be with Colonel
Marchmont, and of course the latter and
Maurice, if they gave me thought, sup
posed l was with Portia. If the fog did
not lift, or if I could not summon relief
by calling, should be forced perhaps to
spend the night in the swamp.
I dared not move. l put out my hand
and caught at the branch of tree.
Family through the fog could discern
bits of the ugly morass stretching every
where about me. The only thing for
me to do was to stand still and cry aloud
for help.
This did again and again, but there
was no response. At length, frightened
and unnerved, I leaned against the tree
near which stood and burst into tears.
what shall I dor moaned aloud.
"What shall l do? Must I spend the
night in this fearful place."
Did my senses deceive me? Had 1gone
mad, or did there come from out the
thick fog close by me burst of laughter,
shrill, harsh and hooking.
My heart stood still as listened.
Yes, there Was no deception. Again th&s
haunting, wicked laughter.
"Who--what is it?'' stammered, and
my tongue was thick and my lips parch-
ed as family articulated the words.
1T is l." answered voice through
the drifting fog, lit is I-your old friend
Portia--or rather Sidonie."
"Sidonie!" cried, where are your"
mot far away" came the taunting
voice, "but I shall soon be much far
ther."
"Oh, Sidonie," l implored, "come to
me. Let me take your hand. I have
good news for you. Portia has forgiven
you everything and sent me here to plead
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CHAPTER XXI.
BACK FROM THE DARK VALLEY.

BACK FROM THE DARK VALLEY.
Portia did not die. Slowly, laborious-
ly, she struggled back from the valley OF
the shadow of death. For weeks her life
hung by q thread, but tender care, de-
votion and love snatched her from the
verge Of the grave.
Only the ghost Of herself she appeared
when at last she was able to be dressed
and carried down stairs to the library.
Her feeble joy at being home once more,
the pathetic happiness which shone in
her great eyes-yes, even the tender lit
tie caresses she gave her favorite books
and cushons-were indescribably affect
ing.
The meeting between herself and her
child was sacred. Ihad prepared Daphne
as best I could by telling her that man.
ma had been very ill indeed; that she
must ask no troublesome questions, for
some day when she was old enough to
understand everything should be ex-
planned to her; that her mammals heart
was full of love for her, and she need
never fear she would be scolded or
slapped again, then took her to the door
of her mothers chamber.
.Portia was bolstered up by small
army Of pillows, her sunken cheeks
lighted by feverish glow, her languid
auaa >hrimmin9 with mothers love.
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CHAPTER Xxx.

LOVE. c''s
When they found me lying against the
tree staring like q dead woman at the
fatal spot where life had been oblit-
Grated, they lifted me tenderly and car
RED me like u child back to the house
and my room. ,....
l did not weep. I did not faint nor
grow hysterical, but was like stone. !
seemed to hapo no sensation or volition.
Over and over saw that fearful sight.
Over and over l heard that burst Of
moe: ng laughter.
The climax to the nervous strain under
which I had been for weeks nearly de-
throned my reason
What saved me?
Love.
Twas lying on the broad couch before
the open fire in the library staring in
the glowing Goals, seeing there again
that hideous picture, when the door gen
thy opened and Maurice entered.
He bent over me and said gently:
"Poor little brave fighter! You had
to succumb at last, didn't you? Coura-
geous little Bunker Hill! When I con-
slider the fortitude you have displayed
for weeks, am filled with admiration.
To think of all the horrors You have en-
dured to be capped by that fearful ex-
perience in the swa1np-well, well, !" he
paused as if unable to proceed.
"But," he contin ued after moments
silence, 1--WE can't have our crack war
rior laid low. No, indeed. Just tell me
how this plantation will be run, who
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her at the quarters not COCA enough .vs
an African princess. - she proudly
claimed to be-. ..1r,1 4 4 a..g4@ sy....
81 wandered on, quite enjoying the
novelty of my walk. The sum was set
ting, and the last rays darted across the
pines as entered the gloomy forest. On,
ON, farther plunged into this wilder
ness and presently came out into the
open space near Jexebel's hut.
"The old woman was sitting on the
ground before the hut grooming and
muttering to herself. She looked not
human ~ she peered up at me through
the tangles Of her coarse, matted gray
hair. For the first timo I felt tribe
afraid and glanced around nervously.
But there was no one in sight. Absurd,
I thought. How can this weak old crea-
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and raised herself with dificulty on one
slender arm. Her great eyes questioned
me, and she feebly asked:
"What is it, Prudence?"
Nothing, dear; do not distress your
self. Lie down; lie down."
II heard the dogs baying-1 heard
angry voices. What is it? Tell me. l
will know"
hesitated.
Tell me-" she repeated, and faint
red spot appeared on either cheek. ~
must know. There is trouble, is there
not? A slave has run away-who is it?"
Icould not speak.
''Ah, l know" she cried. II know-l
feel-it is Sidonie?"
bowed my head.
where are they2 In the swamp? All,
yes, beating the place with dogs and
guns. She will be taken, shot, perhaps
torn TO pieces. Oh, my poor Sidonie! l
have forgiven her. Let her 60. Pru-
dence," wildly, Ego quickly. / can trust
you. Follow them to the swamp. Find
Jermyn and tell him that I, Portia, beg
him to let Sidonie go-tell him it dis
tresses me. l cannot bear it. forgive
her with all my heart" and she fell back
exhausted on the pillows.
summoned the nurse as quickly as
possible, and as Portia still urged and
insisted l should carry her sublime mes
sage to her husband I set out through
the mist and the rain tc Dead Mans
swamp.