The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-05-15

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him, containing my excitement; ana ,NifR
as unmoyed a face az ever I wore Iii ii llg
Ilfe; The one question / longed to put,
ka, into my teetf namely why ne
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and the s sMeat smmwar a;r hESgtIa, ITfa Y,
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of the Stuartse.' Ana INV ,sonl~ eloWed
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meal and rot ,mr. 10 my cha chsn s, E1Sis
my Whdow1pane the; Meuntain hcouns
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fiii I'M swaSa.i,slt and tr;eS my weannn
and fitfSd ia11HW d{ft ihta tho horn
lantern DR.. Railev had caiiSEA III bs
placed in nv room. Thus enminned T
hRht t,1T shirt to natianca for moro Than
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Iounu, nag Deen toucned Wan ~ ahu a.
III our sooa DAYS, many .iin nf ~ 90 ~
that the procedure had na9ght OF mover
for me. stepped firmly, knowing
each step, and laying my mana Witnout
fail on the knob which led me out into
the night air.
now stood under the curve of the
Hill. nm to INV knees in mire, for the
door opened upon a ditch. and out of
Of trees. No sound of man smote my
ears as I TODD aiistening. naught save
the whistle of the night wind that
had set ND his pipe at Shutdown. This
wind made a pretty cracking and rust
ling among the thorn bushes, and blew
bits of straw into my face as l strove
to shield the wick of my lantern while
setting it alight. This done, I clam
bered to the thorn hedge, the winds
noise leading me to it, and there sat
by me, going up hill on my left hand
and down hill on my right. The wind
howsd cold along IT, put put was was sneii
tered by the kindly tnorn-bush and
did not feel it unduiy. There was no
to turn from the heavens to my, own
lantern wherein the flame twisted and
sWayed.
mus sat L. Tor what seemd long
space, when suddenly the breeze
Drought 10 my ears y Iaht ana steady
sound, the at treaa OF s, norses' more Nor than
one and stepping SLOWLY. MY heart
rang loud in my ears at this. and 1
t1l: III r.s sho o know what
cnis P0ItSutu, ~, 80 lug In, Sounu came near
er, cnmoiHy up tne M toward me; then
c tt A:e!:1 .e way ~ ILL., anu couiu near
tne snii.lls W .le noises as dney
auuHeu an4 ~ oAA sea eacI o.ner: ms
cGh !aau; 1oe e space along with the
W. MnsPeanss ~ ~ m XII t as1 tnen over
tne o , vi .ne ni f uath asalnst me
que ecu 4uaa.ei VI ene shy, grew the
ngure ~ , nan on nOrseDaeh, one VINO
T9ae WIN ufooplIg 1eaa ana sack rem
ne ne came on Slowly; looking 20 rlght and
lett, until ne all out Overrld me; but
nr+ o'n NV ien+orn sn tt,t bo "n ;at eru s
tho l;nT+ ' ~ 'n"' NC n"en' eee
'n' pApr1I
Fair sir, whose steed ride you? l
asked, with as much hrmness Of tone as
could muster. .u..
A very gentle voice made answer to
me:
1.-The Kings
Upon this there fell a silence, for as
l mad made no manner of guess at the
rank OF my accoster, l was put to it by
what title to address him. He himself
sp sM the next Word:
,o am at your leadershlp' sir. tol-
ioW you.
=: shPped 70 the horses head' ana TOOK
ms DriGle rem; ana, dong TINS, the IAN
Terms lght Tell clear on me, TOR the gen
Ll0man moved i'll the saddle. saving: