The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-01-03

she cried
A stern FraD,iscan friar who hu
been telling his beads within a 10
PAGES OF them heard the cry.
He is indeed dying" he said as |
eazed down at the ashen face. III
the old man had the sacraments OF ii
church,
But the old Hugucnot had opcne
his eyes. and with last flicker q
strength he pushed away the era
hooded figure which bent over him.
81 left all that | love rather tina
yield 10 YOU" be cried, "and think yo
that you can overcome me nowf"
The Franciscan started back at III
words, and his hard, suspicious eye
shot from De Catlnat to the weepin
girl.
80" said he. "You are Huguenots
them
Hush DO not wrangle before
man who Is dyingr cried De Catina
In a voice as fierce as his own.
Before n man who Is dead. sal,
Amos Green solemnly.
As he spoke the old mans face hat
relaxed, his thousand wrinkles hat
been smoothed suddenly out as though
an invisible hand had passed ovel
them, and his head fell back against
the mast. Adele remained motionless
with her arms stlll clasped round bis
neck and her cheek pressed against his
shoulder She had tainted.
De Catinnt raised his wife and bore
her down to the cabin of one Of the Ia.
dies who had already shown them
some kindness. A brief order was Civ
en- that the old merchant should be
buried In the river that night. and
then. save for sallmaker who fas.
tened the canvas round him, mankind
had done Its last for Theophile Catinat.
With the survivors, however, II was
different and when the troops were all
little group upon the deck, and an OH
Ger of the governors suit decided upon
what should be done with them. He
was portly, good humored, ruddy
-i,r. ~i-----s--- 49,. 49, S--.,stsnan fria,.
walked by his side as he advanced
along the deck and exchanged few
whispered remarks with him.
ut shall be seen to, good father; II
shall be seen to-" said the officer in.
patiently. Il am jealous servant OF
the holy church"
II trust that you are, NJ. de Bonne-
vile. With so devout governor as
NJ. de Denonville It might be an III
thing even In this world for the Off
GERS of his household to be lax"
The soldier glanced angrily at his
companion.
II would have you remember, IA
ther," said he, that II faith Is virtue
charity is no less so" Then, speaking
In English, (which Is Captain Savage
"Ephraim Savage OF Boston,
"And Master Amos Greeni'
"Amos Green OF New York"
"And Master Tomlinsony"
"Johh loihiiiisoh OF salem
"And Master Mariners Hiram Jeffer.
son. Joseph cooper, SeeR-prace spauio'
Ing and Paul Gushing, all OF Massachu
setts Bayf"
we are mere
ut Is the governors orders that all
whom nave named shaii pe conveyed
a. a.
NJ once 10 the traullg prle Hope "iicu
= yohder snip WIN 'he "hi'e PAM
lhe. she sails withih the honr for tne
Ehgiish provinces.
a Duzz OF JOY proRe from 'he cast
iway mariners at the prospect OF pe'hg
70 speeaiiy restored 10 uieir homes
ma they hurried away 10 gather 10
sether the Few possessions whlch thcy
iad saved from ,the wreck Inc ON
'er put his Tst IN MS pocket hnd
'tepped across 10 where De cntlha'
eaheu ih"aiiy against ,he pui"arks'
what Is 10 DE done WIN usf hsRei
De Catinat
"iou arc 10 De cohnhed 70 tne snip
intil she sails, which VIII be ID n week
u the furrhest
And thenf
You are to be carried home In her
md handed over TO the governor OF
tocheile. to be sent BACK 10 faris.
those are NJ. de Denonville's orders.
DE bonneville left DE catinat with
few blunt words OF sympathy. but
he friar stiil paced the deck, with
urtive glance at him from time to
line, and two soldiers who were sta
ioned upon the poop passed and re-
'assed within few yards OF him.
hey had orders evidently to watch
Is movements. As he stood gazing
Is attention was drawn away by ths
wish OF oars, and n large boat frll OF I
len passed Immediately underneath
there be stood.
II held the New Englanders. who
rere being conveyed to the ship which
ras TO take them home. There were
be four senmen huddled together. and
hor. Ia IA. ubao,. apara 1ap,atu