Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06

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 Rtt-rv lis footsteps had ceased tn r,hn on J':g s!.,:r~ th1 G,,or beside InV opened, and Mi>le~S Anne appeared al it. saw at o2c' tAat lis familiar voice had rnusvd h:,- from thl ,tuYrr of fear in which had last svcn her. Her eyes were bright; her s-uulH frame W;., thrilling with excite u>u:, Enpr su~prnSr, began to under stand Ter, 10 Ii9rvrn beneath the tliSIujso thrown uNcr iV in ordinary times hy q strong will ;hr nervous naturr which was always confident ar dcspairing, which felt everything so kr1nly-cvrrythiEg that is, which tuuv!,lI I .;>vlf "WVll:" she cried, "WvU:"
 'rn;H,ry,! Ns;i2ncr!' replied rather sharply. c.,ull nr; help ca'nparing her Cundu w.:L t&Ai If the duchess and hla,,iu2 Ter l.nr t.'r hyr J;!uidity, but for I!.v $ 't~ h:.r>S which shr h"! betrayed in hyr (,lc ro;.lI fIncy prJruniila tr,m- bling amd coward, hut ne; dr~pairinG, urr Ut!rt!y rI>t down, nor useless Wilrn otl r Erylvi Ter, Iu@- wrapped in her uWn tSrrar> tn thr Vtry exclusion of rCa-
  hIvk. H. and his friends will do all they IHn fir u> We must wait awhile and huNV aui kry:' u s;o0G lnukuut,"
 She had h,r hand Un the door, and hy an abrupt ucvrluvut she slipped out to u.r ;,uu closed it behind her. This made t1r staircase >ul}ark that could nu longer dI>t;l,-Ni~h her face. hut judged from hrr tunp that hr: trars Were ry2AininE pu> >,>~iuu vf lcr. 'Clarrncr," she muttcrrd h>r rair, w and trrmhliuS. Have you thought If him: Could not he help uss IIr ll,.y have followed Us hrrr and may bc hcro now. Now! And perhaps be dorS nnt know in what danger We arc.
 " "C!arrnrv,' l said, astonishcd and al- nvst angry. "Clurrucc help Us? Go l,.>k. H.r.. s;o back, Iou a@r mad. Ho tio iu and rurSr the haby,' added bit trrly-
 What could she mran2 l asked myself wh>.n sHv Lad =,nmr in. Was thrrc any thing in E,r eu2Er>tiun2 Would Clarence follow IL L,;!.,r r, Ii So and if hc should c,';.:s iu ii':v, would he have power to hy!u 'i>. lt>i;l >i.rh luyStvruuS influence, SYA!.!-h IT Ea-.I~il. AS he seemed tO pos S,>~' NHl, if hv could help Us, would it la .;tvr to fall int" his hands than into tho~@ ct tm rNA,pVratrd SAntunrSr? l thought tAr GucE,,s would say Nu."
 .~,' it untIrrvu not what l inswcrrd my Srlf. l i.rpvd. now Master Lind>trum had ;ppvLrti. that the women would be ai! Nvi tH :;o free ,.nd 1T seemed tu me th&: tu .,;.::,l.,,r tn Clarence would Eo tu hl,. ,Nyr thr uu,A,~e to L,r enemy sim ply T ., <. g rr-; ,I l.s might escape.
 Mn. Ii2,!~;ruiu returned while 1 was still |. n~:l :ir.; ,!i>, and observing the sA!...' V.,,L,tIu;.> a~ before l halc him join u:, 'W,l,' said, not so imprtu- "u~ly, hulr, as M.>Jry>s Anne, yet l darr sty with a -;r'd ,!,tl of ,lsvrn, >-, well. N i'It Gn tEeH s;! For he was slow tu speak
 Il h.,}r tHd Hrw> Ac au>Wvr,d gently.
 ''-AH.' yjAclllt,1, a lump which was dlr H~ l:.i., Il tu r,.s-v a> to any other emo Il, Il ri-ln- i" my throat. 50 they will si>r :;> un l>rru-. Tnrnsn belt! Lyt them (, l4y a0d tuh, H.
 Nay he l;.~:, u,d to uu>wrr 1t is n"t >n hld A> ta,.E lld. They ar| fathers ard EU~!..,',,~ U, a.>, l,>, and Tut lanZ kLrrr,t~ T!.,! Wilt suffer the women to -u :r't H'.u VIII ,N,n I,i luv take charge "t U. Fl ll I... ~~.:r!
 I:.-: Wi. Iv.,!ai'n,l, ovcrJuycd. ", ud,l~I wly un , ..:h lo had hv~itA,rd l.. u T ,',o ;n;s. M4y ,h,.t j~ tho main .r.:tl, lr.r.ld
 l,~. N' >Alu -r".,.ly, IA.rhars so. N. re t'.r u.yn unl e, jro if l.sv tower l.. ~.:rcrul,:rI wul1n ..1 hrl.r with one yA..s:. ' Ii..I Is F.. lNIN NEn struck h.. '.., u,'.-l l. L:tn lY
 Ii, l=..tt >>j..' -i't. k thr tiuw' r' Isll.u >l,N.Iy Nv l,u IT. .,u-- !uu mean E., r,An wA.r ,;.; lh. I@:'r'l down.
 \,~. !, s..;t lly W.s~ p,,rln; very ll:e~, .y Al u!,.. a~ th.uEh hv w.uld learn fr..:.3 ,.y tatr who II WAS. And l stood thinking. This was aS much as we could rxrv>.;. l divin,I and most truly, that hut fur the honest putchmAn's influence, prIuI>,> perhaps hyihrs, such terms wti.I n,.vrr h.lNr hrln ,trrrcd to Us by the Ill. :. N.o. hours urf,rr, lad driven Us to h, Il a~ !; We had hyrn vrrmin Net give ny Mu~t,r l. rtlr: .'What, l said, will Iuc ,:r:c tn I.lnE r!r man who must bo girc:l ny. I mean: Master Lindstrom >A,, k his I.,,DI It was an accident, ur.-rd. Iay !,> vu hi-.
 I3r ,ra~i,o! l.:y ham. firmly, and turn iil-. away i.i~ lacr >,,1:'i for awhile un- d t. Jn >lA :.h. Al lA-i hv whispered: He | Inu>; >t.:f,r iur thr ihvrS, lad. fear so. II 1, ,l h.!r. I!:y, A cruel fate. But l can to up notv They will not hear me on | tAj> l. k Iruc he will hr first tried hy | the ulu- .~:9..;e, hlt tnrrv is nu hope, They arr N,ry hard,
 Nj! h,,G; sank -t"ud irrvsolutr. pom | Lrr!u.. uu N h.t Wv ought tu do, puudvriug | cu what >A,.l.IL sly to the wife who sC | loved the l:.au MIu must die. What could l >Ay; N,t s,luvhuw must break the nrW>. l u>}., G Master l-iud~trum to wait l vii, r.. It. w..> while Iruu>Ultrd the others a,jdt!.-,. ''lvu will an>Wrr fur it that there ! E l,rl l., sUi4v~>:
 IM.lI. ho said. knew 1 could trust | him and went i'll tU the duchess. closing tlIr door behind me. A change had come 1 over l!.r ru,.m since had left it. The moon Lad ri>,n and was Ringing its colo white l!gIt through the twisted and shat trIlI frAmvwogk If the window 10 fall il tt.rcc bright Vamr!s on the floor. Tn, torches in the stlvlt had for lho most par i burutd pi!t ur b,ru CXIiuSuishud. In plac, l If the rru glare, the shouts and the craSl of glus<, tie atmusphurc of battle ant l strife had left, l found this silvery ligh anu a stiffness made more apparent by tn l distal4t hum If many voices.
 M-;rrs, Anne was standing just within the tNrr~h, ld, her face showing pal 1 against the EIv'm, her hands ClaSped. Tn duchess WI, kuvrliug hy her husband, bu sLe locked l.p ls l entered.
 'TL,y will lut Us Ill go, l said bluntly- it was ly-t tu tcll tie tale at oucc-'cx ccnt th,'uur who huyg the patrol, that is. IL wAe strange how differently the tw wui:.vu received the news. While Nistrcs -AuI.r lluL; Ter Lands to her fAco with aubtlr-; Cty If thaEkfulncss and lcane aeaIn>, ::.r wall cry!nS and shaking, m Indy >t.,uI I'D straight Ind still, hroathin hard, tut saying nothing. SAW that sh did Ink l.c,I lo a>A what would bc don
 10 the ci.o w.o WAS excepted. She knew Mo-" she luurmur,d at last, her hand prrsegd L. E,r lJ,Ulu, TWO cannot do it!'
 II fear We must, " said gently, calmly too, l think Nvt in saying it was nc