The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-03-28

The battalion Of which DiXn1-i ~"
an officer and Of which Nofahl
member went on guard az ne -
- the DESIGNED time, ana ali susplc!oH
- ,hai,. ~loyaltv 10 the cause 81 the
- ,t,s removed. Captain DIX
49, said Santerre when the nlastei
TANNER with his company apIeai -" =
dutv at the royal prison, tdhe
ma and occupy the -
Come Norand. said the captain 70 lls
,o,na chaseeurs. The drums ounce
off a. directed. Ia the garden oheS
stacked arm and divided about. mo
groups. .ba4
Their place of garrison was 1hae
same garden in which. III the uasa
his grandeur. Louis NJ. and the re4dl
family came sometimes TO a Inc al
Now it was barren. naked ana deSoiaes'
daeDoiled Of trees and flowers.
Iittie cabin Of pine planks had peen
erected at one side and in IL the NiuoN
m kept 4 little cabaret that lic
soldiers on duty might refresh sh7ii
selves with vine and ofea' aHo - 80
Dixmer and Morand strolleu 70 me
ia haret ..Brie cheese and Sanuf
vine" ordered Dixmer. nal, no
Prize cheese?" He had carefuliy looh-
ed about 10 see that this was WantlhS.
Wei, my good woman, run ana set
rs some from the house OF the citiAe.
concierge. | am sure she mas some.
a. to please her guests, the WIDOW
did az directed. and as h was sollS
out Of the door Dinner said: IN the
meantime we will go down into your
wine vaults and select our wine.
TIL two co~nspirators descended
through a trap door and iouho tlieili-
desperate. The woman Tison had pc
yond the walls Of the Temple under
the ~neighboring street. It Will 40,
said Morand. and they VIII
a bottle of the wine Of Samur as the
widow came back with the cheese. Inc
next day Dixmer hough a house Which
stood opposits the waits OF tue I'm
ple in the Rue de Ia Cordierle, ana
the work Of digging a subteranean pas
sage To communicate with the caves OF
the good widow Plumeau was secretly
begun.
The situation of the unhappy prs
oners of the Temple was meantime pe,,
coming more and more Wfefcheu anu
daSnarate. The women Tison had be-
: come ferocious from her daughter. ano
in spite Of the efforts OF Maurice ano
Lorin to mitigate the cruel lot OF sue
: Dauphin, the unhappy ch1io was NOR
? cruelty prosecuted than ever by tht
: brute simon. In fact, their lnterfer'
ence between the cobble and his vic
tim had earned for them the undylns
= hatred Of the vile beast, and he mac
7 sworn their death. simon pToIesset
] to .~.suspect'' them-and it was q TIM
in France when to suspect was q
be on the first stage to the gulliotlne
I Geniyeye. after a consultation with ne
husband. had dismissed the girl sn'
called HelOisa from Wnel
I Maurice called, seeing that her pres
enc annoyed him. -
3 One day as Maurice was dining wit
the Dtxrners, Morand causually ailud
a ed to the fact that, thought he ma
been stationed several times at Tn
Temple, he had never seen the queer
y Geniveye broke in with the expresslo
Of a strong desire to see h~ecl-deVan
q aueen-the citi2eness Capet-Was cas-.
o The rank { Maurice was such that n
= when on duty, had admission ton
platform where the royal captive
u daily took the air. Since the deaf
e Of Capet his widow had never Wake
! in the Temple gardens, though sn
II was privileged to do SO if she desire
lle She Wake in the platform OF tn
keep instead, because, if she dt
60 scended to the garden. she Woul
70 have to pass the room formerly occl
d pied by her husband. II GenevleN
a and Morand really wished to see TT
- queen Maurice would take them to II
platform the next time he was 6
y duty at the Temple. Santerre wou
readily grant this permission for h
friends.
e. h day Of Maurice's tour OF du
ne at the Temple flame and he escortt
~ Genevieve and Morand to the prise
of the royal captives. On the way
Sc over girl offered boduets Of red earn
. tons to the party. Calamity Mauri
~ purchased one Of the bundles of ffo'
ers and handed it to GeneyieVe.
- Santerre, upon their arrival at t
- Temple. readily granted them perm
.. sion o go upon the platform II s
. the queen. her daughter and Mn
=. Elizabeth pass as they came from ths
- daily walk. As the party stood up
- the platform the sound of footste
was heard. '.Ihey are coming, So
cy. nl aa:a ro,ariara ..Tho e..
:, said Maurie, .are the daughter a
1a+ sister of Capet-the last, preceded
=. the little dog. is his widow Ger
=, 1io1.a maaN-o- stem fnrWa I'd Anral