Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1895-06-14

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Famous rnzors these, monsieur. This
one especially is an English razor, which,
il properly ground, could cut your neck
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VIZ p"' ,'o'', '.o Ups VI :"'s s,'""s'
ter. There was sound in his voice
that made me shudder
AS sat there poking up the smol-
dering embers of the FIRE the conversa.
ton of the peasants in the little inn
came forcibly back to me. And tho
more thought of it the less I felt re-.
assured.
This fellow Bridevent did not belong
to this part of the country No one
seemed to know whore ho came from.
Beside his ostensible avocation of barber,
which surely did not bring in enough to
pay for the wood that burned in the
great stove, no one knew of any other
means of livelihood that he possessed
And his manner, too, had reused my
suspicious. Why Ind he gone into the
other room and closed the door 80 eau
tiously behind him And those steps |
had heard, what were they?
Some one had doubtless been in that
room whom he had thought it we'll to
get out of the way All manner Of old
tales of persons who had disappeared
and left no trace behind, of mysterious
transformations ut night in lonely houses.
awoke to life in my mind until began
to feel that at any rate it was not pru-
dent to help the murderer to his task by
Offering my throat unprotected to his
razors.
From this moment carefully watched
every movement OF my man lie walked
up anu uowh the ROOM ever s'roPP'ns
h,s 'unious ranors anu livery "" "'''-
u'1s 9'oPP.ng W ''s'o" ,,s
"V9ry ''1'e nc p's'ou '"1 naa opoa
uoo' saw ",n' 'oon "ot'ou'sy ou' o'o'
'"p p "o'as 70 Ino r,en' anu ,o'.' 80 h..
marked imnaticnce Uc ,anneared un.
easy, undecided Was he hesitating !?
II began to feel yery uncomfortable
indeed and oost freouent olaDces nj the
door
The darkness was coming on rapidly.
The room was only lii up by the flicker
inp LIGHT of the burning wood. Long
aro The water in tho stone lar had be-
Gun to boil. Il had half boiled away
and was nearly empty.
Evidently the man was irving to gain
time! Perhaps waiting till the shadows
of fiat annroacbino night would aid him
in his obastlv scheme
uddenIv he placed tho razors upon