The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-05-01

aiity that had enguIfed him. Hut he
could not resist this last sad confess
Sion Of his love; and when she weeps
ut the sorrow Of which she hns been
the innocent cause. he implorcs: "Do
not weep. dear Miss Mamtts: tho life
lend renders rue unworthy VI your
Dure love. Ny last suppiication II thls:
Think now and then that there is .
man VINO would give his iIfs to keep Q
life you love beslds you."
but dark days were TO come. In the
year i7Se. the downtroddsn French
pcassntry turned upon their oppres-
sors. The streets Of Paris were niled
with crowds of people whose eager
cry was for blood" Madame Defsrse
no longer set behind the counter Of her
small wine-shop. siiently knitting into
her work the usines OF her hated
enemies. but axe In hand aud knife at
her belt. headed q frenxied mob ~
women on To the Bastiie. The French
Revolution had actually begun.
Madame Defarge was one Of the
leading spirits OF the Revolution. Early
In life she had seen her family fall
victims To the tyranny and lust of the
cruel nobility and from that time Ler
life hnd been devoted TO revenge.
Three years VI CRIME aud bloodshed
passed. and In i792. Mr.. Jarvis Lorry
aud Charles Darnuy landed In Paris.
the former 10 prot.ct tb, French
brunch Of Tellsou 4 Co.. and the latter
To befriend nm old family servant Who
had besought his help. No, until they
had set foot IA Paris did they rcnIixc
into what n cnldron of fury they had
plunged. Mr.. I.orry. ON ACCOUNT Of his
business relations. was allowed his
freedom, but Darnay vas hurried al
once 10 the prison VI La rorce. there
to await his trial. The reason siveu
for the outrage was the new Law Tor
the arrest of all returning French
eInigrunts, bur the true cause vas that
he had been recognized a. Charles
Eyrenlonde.
Tbese tIdInps soon reached Landau
and Dr. Mnn.,te. with b,s d,urlser
I,c,. h,s,.,.t ,o uar,s "a, NJ, S,.l,
sure tbnt bis Ionr .onfIn.ment In ,bs
Ras,,Ie wouId win for MIN ths sv,n.
u,tby nj the French oe,nI. and Inn.
enable him Ia ssy. his soal,l.v.
D.ys aud months passed and sitlourb
the Doctor succee,i.d In gaining .
promise that Darnny's life should he
sn.red. The latter vn, ao, sllow.i "a
Ienye his prIson.
Al las, c.,oe ,hs drcaafu, v...r nj
the Reign M Terror Ths svmua,by
which ai Drst had been a,.,, ~ Dr.
AIanet,e had become weakeoed throupi
the Influence of the hioosIthlrstv
Madame Defarse. Also. there had b.ea
fonnd I'm ,he ruIns M IN. n.s,,,. . ra.
per which contained Dr. Manet,e's NC.
count of his own obductIon and i'm.
pr,sonment. and oronounc,nu a sole,nn
curs. upon the House of Evremonde
ond their descendants who w.ro do.
clnred 20 be the authors OF his eighteen
ya,,rs ~ ,,usa,y .ha,,,.s na.,,...
doom was seaIed .Dock IN tho CON.
cicrgerIe aud death within twenty four
hours"
TO sydney Carton who bnd followed
his friends TO pnrls. ca,pe nm insplro.
tion. Had he moi promIsed Lucle tim,
he would die 20 save NE she ioyedf |
By bribery. ne guins nJinjilnnce ~ the |
prison Darnny is removed uncopselous |
from the cell ond Corton ATS dawn to |
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A"hs the 'hris s'rests SIX 'uihpris
are carrying the days wine 10 Ia gull. |
Iotine. In The third car slta n vounu