The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-11-19

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some w has happened In
Nersail man muttercd. when |
nc mount was too far away
70 near you think Of Yer
saiiies ny are left OF the |
nuatus dam. | fear every
me he'd. but would not
auu TO tude by the revalo-
uons IN to disclose.
me 'on into weeks: the
weeks honth. Continual re-
ports OF horrors arrived. but
no signarquis Edward. In
VAIN alFcllcie strolled of
.nor hinEnlnF. to the meadow
UIIuse' d-fOr blossoms APP
peared. ngerod much longer
'ho chlllslnds would despOil
'hem hllier was restless and
nlsotablred not return to
search a The count. too.
grew an less confident It
was a telg time for all. The
countess way fearfully; the
suspense onsuming her very
ire Mill remained with
them, anlly everything pro-
ceeded 60 what n faverish
ldc surgrobbcd beneath the
assumed Indifference on all
sides.
Ihe cols noble guest were
pacing thjust at twilight one
october awhon n ragged fg-
ure, In amsant blouse. came
slowly upie. The count lifted
MS arm IT, OF robukc fer the
presumptthc forlorn-looklng
creature iced. only hurriedly
approacho Suddenly the mar
quis with relief and astonish-
ment rushet him.
acknowledgement In what
a plight"
Yes. m Thank Heaven. /
have reac nt last. but am
nearly denxpoauro and suffor-
Ing" oNcle youth. and as be
spoke he tad would have fall
On but fother's outstretched
arm.
They ca, into the house
through Thy window. to save
the pryingy OF the servants,
and 80 car nbruptly upon the
countess sI,aghter In the little
parlor thoyld constantly since
the counts Lady Fellcie's first
view OF hthed husband was
certainly ndfiattering one. Tho
pale face. thned hair the rough
stained ololght well change
poor Edwar1ance. She retreat
ed In dlsmgeft them buslly re-
storing amin the half lnsensibl'
youth. Whetb-slla summoned
courage to had been moved
into an ado, mber. Her moth
or came ouiunging her arm
around her n,ly sobbed.
what is II, ,mma?" exolaim
ed Follcie.
"Oh. my ch Aorrlble time
have We fallen that poor you'll
has narrowly ewlth his life. III
has been in pri,f this time; h
escaped the dam fearful massa
ere. The palace bed. the Guard
'ut down. moreRenty THOUSAND
souls sent into 81 The poor kim
and the royal f,re close prison
'rs. La Fayotte.f. h denounced
md has fed to N. The Who'll
and viii be stecAood."
But now thens Edward ha
,omo, We shall ape" said Fe
lcle. soothinglyed at the h1e
ook OF anguish mothers face
"Hoayen grant child; for yot
Il least. may thenety, but n VII
'orebodlng has me; / eanno
Ihake II on"
"liueh. hush. 'ecious mammi
ny blessed onelre nervous an
'xclted. Perhaiile has CONT
likewise. Oh, give way, 20
Who are all my 4 and strength.
The noble motHped her daugh
er closely In he, CLOSED her eye
nd Felicle saws moving in feI
'ent prayer. nat she smile
almly.
1T is indeed In me to frighte
GU. my Fellcleweolsness is owe
Whatever II mil accept my fat
.umbly, as the n dealt out TO m
y Heaven"
How often ard did these thrill
ng words retu.he tender daugt
or! How muciort and grace d.
hey pour Into leeding. mournfI
eartl
Some one him. II was
range namo-'ay Falcon, / thin
@ called H."
IT was not b then. someho
fancled It noe this which d.
aimed him so
AZ this nom Q count came I'M
he apartment Jas fairly tremblin
18th terror.
Make readSinstant departur
iolante." sal "the moment Ia
ard is able tooyed. the marrlal
lust take plaid an hour afte
ard must seSn the road to $
laeph, where ing vessel lies wal
lg for us. Tarquis and myse
ave converted'thing possible I'M
Inmonds. and shall not need
irden oursoivth anything bulk