The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-01-11


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i"ohca round irr oar coHstahie. ne
stcpl," out rom inc shadow opposite
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he Whispered lle lady asked me to
wait near I'D case OF anything. THINK
we've got EN- easily tunbltd at oacc
NO. I'm not renewed Ior two hours yet,
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Come inside with Us. then" Upthe
steps we went. The servant girl. very
pale. was standing i'll the hall. Together
weall stood listening. Not Il sound from
| below. Nothing more lucky could have
happened. "Now, keep cool madam, {"
said. land we'll have q lock round
down stairs. The girl can watch here
by Jovc! yes, every door is loclSrd" !"
| pulled out NY bunch Of keys to try
them. We were standing III the passage
peIow' the candicstlck shaking Ill Mrs.
Narncy' S hand. 1t was rather an cNcii-
ing moment.
None of mine fit' ! Know y she
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haste, slr-coulin t they in'p.isnl is
for dong tins: Inere. tAat Ery locAi
exactly like the brcal:!a:t larlur Grc--
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docsn quite turn. Oh, All 'iierc's the
door CT the big cellar, where we kr"l:
hearing tho digging and Knocking
nolses
had forgotten that Flinging open
the door, peered down into the black
ness. Hand mo that Iamp-we'll soon
/ KNOW" said, and the constable fol-
lowed me down tho wooden steps. AT
the foot the ceiling was so low we had
to stoop. "Quick, we might find the
bales here!' whispered to him.
"Mind tho coals' came madam Is
shaky voice down. "Oh, be quick! The
cellar runs out under the street. 1t
sounded: as If they-Mercy, it's the
Winstons come back! Out with the
light, sir-don't move, for heaven g
sake!"
We were half way across the damp,
black space. Her voice merged into q
nalf scream so thrilIingly, that on the
spur Of the moment l blew the candle
out and gripped the constable's arm. A
mere nothing became tragedy of q sud-
den. There was the sound of door
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