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lady setrening ber way rapidly down the road, lean- Graggud kiea oa towards the spot whlch the nsbloe on the. arm of a gantleman. man and the lady had already reached and whither See mite of that macning bor had hy this. time | the former was beckonlog them | diapemed-—-and already did s faint quivering in the | cltement. east denote. that the Bit af this-touk place-tefar dees tiene than we are occupying in detailing 8:> comparatively is was The weather was cold—not with the crigp exhilarat- | the work of a minute—one brief minute, in whielp of a feowy air, bot with the more fear, despair, agony, and the bisterness of death itself were all concentrated and And, ‘© horror-of horrors! how can we find wqndp to do justice to the crowning tragedy? end.fmm. neither the Mageman nor the Big Beggarman ap- poaned in the: loess degree uncomfortable. rapidly on: but from time to time he cast a. fartive look behind him tamards the faxm-honsg, as if feaxful he dy sl won her mac: tnt the agsnen . anide, 20.08 to leave him completely at the mercy of the ruffians; and.at that instant the con- | her eyes from behind the mash seemed: to shoot SE ct ens of the unhappy forth living fire. “But, come—collect your exer ‘wiatim. that she had hetrayed gice—reeali your courage,” she aided immediately, Hives, ann the Bago bade ott inte Ms | 3 & ) yes—advantages beyond nussher—gold te | gild the wounded eonselence—broagd lanis to ap- Ane snetanmeneecang dt by Chacere of the Mage: pease the worm of-remoree I" ejaculated the neble- matvend the Big Reggarman: but the next moment:| man: “marvellous advantages, truly 1°.—and he the victim was silenaed—{or they thrust the gag:| laughed the fiendish biting lengh which has the cechothio month, despite the desperate struggles which | poison of bell ii-ite mirth. he male and the maddened resiatanca which he| “Merciful God! compose yourself” enld the ofmed, tady, imyloringly. “Those men will: auahear “By: haewmal I qill shoot him if he dares to utter | you--~” empther. word!” exclaimed the nobleman, now| “Pardon—forgive me—E knew-not what £ scald apteging forth fzom behiad. the granite-hlecks with | nor what I did for the moment,” intesrupéed tho @ piatol seedy cocked in. bis band. nobleman, ‘pressing the lady's Gand seassucingly. * No—no!” cried the lady, in a stifling voice of |“ Jest now, when I proposed te fire upon him, it poodvand’ canton: “he is silenoad:pow—spill not | was you who were overcome by your feelings of bie bloed.—” horror—and now that the deed is. done, it is my “Bring him this way, my men!” sald the noNe- | turnt Bat come—come away—Jet us depart--the reap iqer se debyadher sy dare ‘nay baat Be lod morning ts advancing—the masons will be com- eee eee. bride. young gentleman continned to struggte * Come, shen—and bowarehow vein to violently: but the united strength of the Magsman | your tongue!” whispered the re aoe and Big Beggarman was irresistible— and they Wirhe party now retraced their sope ta tha eat- a LOOKS ) COMM