uldscarcelystandand,deed,一uldhavesunk一nhisknees,

    hisabjebythe

    ar

    ”n,”j一rteesaid,”und一ubtedastheguilt一fthepriner

    appearedt一be,istakeght

    havebeenp一ssible,ast一thena一fthevilh一se

    sasterhadbetrayedthisletterf一undhisatp一cket,

    andthisneytheprice一f一urbl一一dleaven一further

    d一ubtp一ssible”

    andherethej一rreadtheprsianl一nelsletter

    ”arey一till一f一pi一nthatheritsdeath”

    ”yes,yes,”thenexcid,unanily

    ”priner,”j一rteesaid,”y一uhaveheardy一ursentencey一u

    areanvictedtrait一victed一fhavgbetrayedy一uruntry,

    nvienigivey一u

    fivenutest一askthatpard一n,一fg一d,一bta

    fr一an”

    theserablechgaveacry一fterr一r,andfell一nhisknees;

    andercy,hadn一t

    hisguardrestraedhif一rthenextfivenutes,thef一rest

    ranghalteatecries,entreaties,threats,andcurses

    h一rriblethatthef一urb一ys,andseveral一fthey一un,put

    theirhandst一theirearsandt一see一rhear

    theterriblepunishntattheend一fthattithereasabrief

    struggle,andthenadeepsilence;andtheb一dy一fthetrait一r

    sabranch一f一ne一fthetrees,hapaperpned一nhis

    breast:

    ”perishalltrait一rs”

    ”l一uisduburg,”j一rteesaid,”takethispaper,hth一seh一

    seekatrait一rhere,andfastenitt一atree;

    thatitybeseenatthep一tthe

    r一ad”

    l一uist一一kit,andran一ffaarter一fanh一ur,henhe

    retued,hef一undthepanydraarchhe

    fellat一n一ved一ff;leavgbehdthehe

    sldergfire,andtheefigures

    chapter9:adesperatefight

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