The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-02-13

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of my boubln I'm his focr with u shrill
laurh for hoard whisDorinr i'm tho
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reach his ears. He began TO ARGUE
that is. to cursc-and | was at n loss
what to do when something hit me ON
the cheek and iinglcd on the floor. 1t
was Il piece of money, flung by Father
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return"
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flung the door wide. letting in the
moonlight, which fell i'm Il great square
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Logs, hurricdly adjusting his aruuc.
bus, fired upon them. Now. whether
IL was ina his aim. being without a
stan ON which To rest his heavy arurr.
bus. vas unsteady or whether he did
thiS horrible thing with fun intent, |
no not KNOW but TN" ball sped straight
NJ inc Slchu"r, muiil"d woman slap,
p"lW"'h the Two men. She flung on
hcr TWO hands ana fell without Il cry.
Inc plood not IN me, | ran hack lO
Logs ana sprang upon him, forcing
nm 10 the ground under my knee
"hllc lett Tor my dagger. Excited
as was, could not find it, so | had
TO Strahgie him with my hands, he CUR,
Gllhg horribly ana jerking out his arms
Nalhiy TO reach his sword. But | am a
wiry man, and it did not take long
lie caught at my arms once or twice,
then ! shook him off and went to Fa,
thcr Bcnoit, who knclt alone, bending
over the girls body. Without word
put ShlNcrlllE like a man in an uguc
ne drew back her hood, and the moon.
ilght strcamed full upon her face. II
was the Dcmoiscllc Alys.
she was not quite dead. Her heart
moved feebly. and her cyclids fluttcr
ed, nut there was n dark wet stain up
on the broIdcrics or hcl. urcss wnrr,
the mantle fell back, and it grew lar
ger as we gazcd.
Water said Father Bcnoit. wen
to whore, Just inside the postcrn onto
played little fountain with Il cup anC
n statue of Our Lady. | wrcnchcd tn,
cup free. filled it and began to muttcl
prayers and curses, all mingled togcth
er III my falling tears. The gate was
open, ana through it ] saw Il figure
down the hill like Il scared
rabbit. 1t was the Sicur d'Audilly. s,
we had married her to Il cravcn and