Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 22, 1898 · page 6

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totaein the huaioeea oi Itnllag hie
uncie'e oaeh box. in order to obtain
iunde to pay hie ”but. debta. it
waenvaryeanyntatteriotna. Bowen
tomlnaiewdropaoianoplateigove
him with his relative'e brandy and wa-
ter one evening and leave the .hall
doorpenzihadoalytowaikinaod
take up the booty he had collected It!
placed ready for tee. it wan a very
iair collection at plate that awaited no
aewellanthecovatedeaahboxz but!
are loud oi jewelry. and the home waI
no heautiiully‘aelaep that i could not
reelat creeping up to the We had-
rootntoeaeiitherewaanotialtatrl-
lie worth picking up. there wee-4M
diamond ring. and a rather good eat at
etude. i took them. and el out oi
the roont no quietly that l aid not
have dieturhed their owner. edea ii It
young friend had not. by way oi Itak-
ing nure. doubled the prenoribed opiate.
deep. but death. Poor young iellow!
the itnowlehe that he had killed I rel-
ative who had alwaye treated blot with
kindneee. it also with Mty. wee too
atuch ior hie rnind. which. doubtinaa.
wan never Itrong. 'i'hoae dehta oi hon-
or were never paid: he «revenue to
ciaint hie there oi the aighte npoil;
and l have heard that too dintant cott-
ein. who. tailing hint. inherited the old
ntan'n property. eruntbiee greatly at
having to pay iot- hie being kept in
a lunatic aayiutn.

‘i‘hie in cowardice on my part. i
have condemned ntyeeli. an the fitting
puninhtnent oi nty iolly. to not down
in black and white the way in which
i entrapped uyeeli. and 1 ant pontpon-
ing the talk to ntaunder over an irre-
levant incident.

The ring had not been long in my

on when i paid the unltichy
visit to Paris which began my minior-
tunea The London poiico were very
active that then. and the buaineea who
in oonaenuenoe dull and riaity. no. be-
ing in mode. i thought i ntbht take
a holiday and enjoy a iortnighl in the
city oi pleaeure. i wan pretty well
known at home. but I had not. no for
an i knew. a single enemy in France.
and I did not intend to ntalte any. For
a fortnight i would be a more innocent
pleaaure-aeeker. taking the day'e
antunetnenta an they came. and than"!
no eIort aiter either my own Ilia or
others' lone. Such even my intention:
but alaa! whet intention. eapecialiy it
It be it good one. can withntaild the
ioroe oi the hablttt at it lifetime? line
Int-e way. lillil speedily.

Ono evening. a pieaaant April even-
ing. i iortnrd one at the crowd that
surrounded the platiornt at an open
air concert. By nty aide wan atanding
u ntout and elderly titan. when. iroat
it were oi tiny indieatioua. l gueeeed
to he a Britieh holiday-maker.

"There‘u trout “teen to tweny
poundn in hln pocket. I'll be bound."
"“1th I- "lie in ior too caution- to
leave hie ruouay at hie hotel. when
Frenchmen. whom he regarde an oil
thicvea. ntay lay handa on it. no he ear-
l'lea it about with hint. thiahlng that
on hie peraon it cannot tell to he tale."

The idea at underelvina hint in thin
particular waa too tentpling: l iound
my i mailing in anticipation oi the
inwt tiered and horror-airioitett enprea-
nloa hia lace would wear when he dia-
rnvered hln loan it wee the hunter oi
the thing that toucth rue. That ia-
tal alit oi hunter. which han ruined no
new hoaeat then. led the to or do.

the outer garb oi the than oi the
world I wan wearing. dwelt the la-
atiaetn oi the puiieuiouai piohaoohet.
Altaunt uncounriouaiy I inaertad
leit hand we are all authideater in
our ttroieeaioni la hie pool“ and Ian-
lly draw out a pocaelboohwihe very
aorl iii a hitcheihotih l hnew he would
curry. I away trout toy vletin
ha anon an t e little operation wee ov-
er. and tilaenlaagiina myaeii iron the
iatetented audltue who were lieteaiag
in a aayly-tireaaed tiaatnel ehriehl
with the reunion oi a once
voice. I Iona iouad Inyaeli "I
along the brilliantly luhlad healer
i had not none iar when I noticed that
the diaatoad ring which I ooantaatlr
wore on the third luer oi leit
hand wan atieaiaa. it wan a Iitt too
large for we: but i had not thought
it adrleahie to have the nine altleil

uliapea into any I r. I haew that
iwureitwheal atyhuialthutl
mulld not recollect noticing lla prea-
eace at car huh-ration little: no I went
to every place i had vlaited alone i
monotheeaiewherelhaddiaed.
the ahop where i had hoaahl Inna ei-
gare. the atreete i had trerarall. let-
iag everywhere ior noate traee It It
leat el. and iaanirlng oi every one
to w had amine-Ir “II V
theyhaaneeaaarihieaeiit. Hall
a dreary e'earietioa that I!
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“Yea, that’I it." i W, eurtiy.

wondering why he‘oonld not give ‘0
back my property without an oaay,
words.

"Then i may lately anal-e that thin

in the ring in duration?" He “he
out lay ring irorn hie pocket and M-
ed it to toe.

"it in." l Iain. Itretohing out

hand; but he did not realm the -
only atood there. holding it and I‘ll-

iag more than ever. I
wanted to nee acute eign oi

nu poII he
a reward
he expectad to receive beiore parting

with the trinket. i lookout nty puree.

and opening it. made some remark

about allowing my appreciation of his

hoheaty: but he ehooh hie head. Intil-
iug. ii poeeible. more broadly than he-
tore.

“Do you not wish to know. innue-
letu'. how your ring waa iouad?" he

IIhed. with a leer which i thouht wan

dinagreeabie.

_ ."Well. how wan it iound?!" I laid.

iartly.
liy policeman drew blinnoli ‘n . to
deliver Itia great elect. "it r.

your ring was iound in another taan'a

pocket!“ I etared at him in hwilder-
ntent. mingled with an indefinite fear.
while he continued hie narrative in a
lean courteous and more oonldentlal
tone than he had hitherto WW.
“Ah. nton anti. one may be too clever;
one'e dexterity ntay lead one may
it it be not balanced by diecretion.
You had not long leit the elm
another Engliahntan cone in “

ning that be had Ioet a pocket~hnIh
containing all hie ntoney. He had put
hia hand in hie pocket to bring it oat.
ntenning to pay ior something. but
found it gone. and in its place a dia~
utend ring—your ring. For my owh
part. i do not doubt your honeety—ov-
en your generoaity. You believed.
doubtleae. that exchange in not rob-
bery. and that. in leaving your rind
in exchange ior hie portentonnaie. you
would at once obtain a toe-Into oi a
compatriot and do hint a practical hea-
eilt. That In the interpretation i ehoIld
Hill to put on the aliair: but the own-
or oi the pocketbook will not nee it in
that light—he laoke imagination. aa '0
many linguahnten do. at come. your
coating to no to try to recover your
loet ring tende to give color to hie
vernlon oi the matter. which in. that
while you were robbing hint oi hin
money the ring alipped iront your hand
and remained in hie pocket: and. with
a lack oi eyntpathy ior a countryman
which i grieve to recount. he detaaade

.that you he arreeted. a duty that 1

ant reluctantly compelled to iullill."

l wan abeoltttely duntb with eurpriee
and anger. Had i had nty wile about
too I might—though ciroulataheea
were againat inc—have brought route
counter charge oi theft allhat In! no-
cuner: but i wan an amended by the
atrango turn eventa had tahen. that i
anbntilted nteekly to he aearched. to
have the, iateiul poohetbooh taken
trout too and to be led away to priaon.
Somehow too. i wan unable to rerun
poaaeaelon oi the ring that won the
canoe oi tny undoing. and i have not
seen it alone nty arreat.

So here i all in my cell. deareaaad
and weary. a victiiu to the hittereat
nail-reproach. i could aitnnat wieh to
be condemned to Ilia-long loot-lana-
tnent. ior what in ireedotn worth to
the! Mter ouch a piece oi euloidal
lolly an i have been guilty oi. i ahall
never dare to lift nty head antoag ny
proieeeioaai brethren. and i tear that
nothing will he leit ior on but to tube
to hoaeaiy when lay tern eapireI.

it liiti Milli.
Henry later in the aaate oi a young
teen trout Cahoea who waa ealieted la
the regular aroy at the local recruit-
in elation the other day. lie in a
IOIIlIfl‘ oi perhape what wne once the
large-t iaoiiy la the United IlateI.
e waa brottght to the readearoae
hia lather. who. wearing a long
beard. Ioohed like one oi the -
arehe. Along the eaeatieaa
lleeat ior
here and
’have you and how Iaaay

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