The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-03
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lIeT2fV mem ANN ~OIIlEHS
she In vain had tried to break. Not salts
ned with this, he piled fuii OF wood the
stone oven outside the house. ana carried
water 10 her from the spring. This came
from natural kindness. for ne ala not sec
the tempting look she gave him. nor the
invitation in her eye as he turned 10 ieaVs
her. He merely asked her name. bu'
after he had gone. as though ne had ior'
gotten, or remembered, something' ne
ieapeu the renee AGAIN. came up 10 "e'
with an air OF half abstraction hai cour-
tesy, took both her hands IN MS, ana De-
om ,ne e..sns .s, III p,. s,,,,. IA, nS ,,s, ,sr
HacS % har aS ~, ys,t awav there
came the words of the song of Parpon. the
dwarf:
".o,a o,a s;,v.r no will hiring
Viye lie roI. Ia refine!
And exc the daughter Of q king
Vive Napoleonr'
She went about her work, the song In her
ears. and the words of the refrain beat in
and out. out and in-"Vive Napoleon"
Her brow was troubled. and she percheo
her head on this SIDE ana on that, us she
,rlea 10 guess what ths uwarI hau inean'
80 80 ,,". snu -, eo a', ,h sn,mr,or aftar.
noo, s,n s,an, 10 ,ior;.s an bsr for tbs
sunt,owars and bollvhocks we're round her
and the warmth gave her face a shining
ed till she heard the voice of her mother
calling across the meadow near. ana she
'on,, ~, ,Ya,, l., .,,,.o, ,,an"
IN ,ha ,ai,,,a =, 49, nis,,t sha s,or,.d
I'M ,rn,, q somna s,aa,, ana With a utt,s
cry u,h;srorsI ,n,, ths s,i.ncs ..Nanoison
NSanoiannr, '"'
IVA ETHICAL EmerseueV'
Before We come to the climax or our
story. which at best can be only
glanced at there Is one other prelimi-
nary scene which strikingly exhibits
the strangers peculiar power over men,
10, n he said that =, fter , brief time
on po,,;,, "a -, % s,r,,,on. ,,,,,,,
49,, .o,,ss ~, w :. go ,N,...,n ,,''a,
.he oeArei .hat y. was S"e''eli"s hhea'
oescehdaM OF the great Corslean' 10
whom would soon be given the signal
Of destiny which was to restore the em-
pire i'm the beloved motherland. News
of this feeling naturally spread abroad.
It came. in season. ito the ears of old
so,,raor, E,,st.oa Jorro,n ~ tha o,d
So, 49,. 80 80. IT.. 49, 60.
-n - W W" :. ~. -,
IhPeror a' ""'er'oo' anu u" ms army
OH twenty otner oat'iei'eius Inc WITT
ing which follows. we would have our
readers observe, is genuine literature:
yvbar Tho ooss,r oor,o 70 r..gro,r n,
v;I,s Rar,hord ,sstv miles distant his dim
svas fars5 an, from, The distant skv a,
youth .nd meuorv his Inns nurseS ir
angsr and he pot n hls feet his st,ch
no,,nd,ng argr,,,, an tho gronnd
.Tmt, tut~, sofa ha "a us, . rrattv ,;e,
1Lnow all ths Nanolaons-Josenb I.mcien
Inm,s Iaror,a Caro,,ne panline-aII, /
have saen them svervone And their chill.
dren-nah, who can deceive mep 7 will,
90 70 pont,.c vii, ses 70 ,bis tonfoo,.
erv I,u hr,ne tho rascal ia the drum.
head noes ha tbint there Ia m one,
Pish, 7 viii, sniff him Mt the f,rst stroke
Here. here Manette" he cried 10 his
granddaughter ..fetch ont INV uniform.
give II an airing. and see to the buttons.
7 will show this brap how ono of the Old
Guard l0Okad af Saint Loan Oniclx INV
sabre polish. ri clean INV rnusket and to-
morrow I will 90 to Pontiac. I'll nut the
scamp through bts facinys-but YES :
am e,ghtv-fve but have on NV, ~
th,rtyr'
True to his word tho next roornlng NJ
davbreak be arted n wall. ~ ponf,ac
accomnanied for a ,,iie NJ o. hv Mona,,s .
and a few Of the villagers "see Won INV
child " he said "I will s,av with NV niece
Desire MaIboir and ber douobter Elisa
there in Pontiac Won shom haar houv 7
fotnh that roaahnrd ~ h,n ra.nsa,,, nv"
Voirona haa ,,,,roh,
n,h,,a So .,,.1,, .assar
was NOW soon r,d,na ahout ~ a nar,.h
dresseS a,ter tho noon,ar ~ tha u,,rst NJ
nolsnn n,i,h oooina ~. "a go.
sword ~ bic s,ao IT, - .,o,, 80 an" ~
silver and nsnnias ,a soa,.e,aa ,,,oa a'. oa. .n
en,',.e,', ~. "ma. nc s.''eleu we,e ,hos'