... lieutenants.: but Gow wan sentenced to be gal ,it, hanged. ieye I went to see the execution. The pirate mut appeared on the scaffold dressed in a scarlet coat we ter laced with gold, looking so gallant that the rid e apeople cheered hiam. As he glanced around ...

... at the defiant figure, and fired, and Walte'r Hoult fell forward and e disappeared into the big ditch. Convinced he e was killed, it showed the cowardly spirit of his iL g Dursuers that, leady enough to shoot at him d ' alive, they shrank from going to ...

... tohisside, and was just in tiite to pre- sa' vent his striking Isis opponent ; if lie had done S~ so lite would have been half-killed on. the spot. ai He then turned and saw mie for the first time. a'e He began to pour intto my ears-using, I regret ho to say ...

... rpoverty bad now within their reach the means to _ 0 keep them comfortable all the rest of their lives. . They had only to kill the stranger, throw his body into the old well at the baok of tbe house, and the money would be theirs,.no-one being the wiser ...

... answered slowly, Ill ace. Paul, your wife is now inl Heaven ! NV anll Heaven ! What?' Have mercy, child, and 11 tell ?? killed-not diead ! I8 aed Esther never, remembered how site finished U ns to telling the peer husbanui that there had been a tl ...

... Rowland, c the wit, the oracle, the life of the circle, had on the morning of that day forfeited his life on a ~s public scaffold, for having made one single stroke a of his pen in the wrong place. I n other words a L. bill of exchange which passed into ...

... alie tri hoep Ile lt ililt s ,!l fiurir uit tlet girl, troil tin I h till. sat or Il ht| *1l wih j -s old4 gold Lfiuhd, ill kill sVcs` hurt arothet- H, taisir Wvits rihori t to stl't arl le ben 1 hiilelfself V Vie encircled by a busy crowd of travelleas ...

... to speak, insilks and satins. These cords still Sen and sonudless, her heart was dead ; not the less so because it had been killed by a golden shaft. ly, Having known and felt the life of sympathy in love, she could not but mourn for it, and sigh for ear ...

... her burning hands in his strong grasp. (I r But he is alive, Geoi-e. He is coining back to separate lus again ! Oh, he will kill you if he I t finds you here-he always hated you, because I a loved you. Oh go, dear! Go while.there is yet j time. r airs ...

... bit with ad, abel as calm, ttongh as white, as trble. The s of sledgewhich carried young Daweon was drawn ling up under the scaffold. Without a sign of cots- not I se ousness, but with eyes di tetided by horror,she ,nan saw thle last awful struggle as the ...