they wereagain opposite Mrs. Newberry's garden Latimer dismounted and theman on the dark horse did the same. Lizzy and Stockdale intently listening and observing theproceedings naturally put their heads as close as possible to theslit formed by the slightly opened casement; and thus it occurredthat at last their cheeks came positively into contact. They wenton listening as if they did not know of the singular incident whichhad happened to their faces and the pressure of each to each ratherincreased than lessened with the lapse of time. They could hear the excisemen sniffing the air like hounds as theypaced slowly along. When they reached the spot where the tub hadburst both stopped on the instant. 'Ay ay 'tis quite strong here' said the second officer. 'Shallwe knock at the door?' 'Well no' said Latimer. 'Maybe this is only a trick to put us offthe scent,fake vans. They wouldn't kick up this stink anywhere near theirhiding-place. I have known such things before.' 'Anyhow the things or some of 'em must have been brought thisway' said the other. 'Yes' said Latimer musingly. 'Unless 'tis all done to tole us thewrong way. I have a mind that we go home for to-night withoutsaying a word and come the first thing in the morning with morehands. I know they have storages about here but we can do nothingby this owl's light. We will look round the parish and see ifeverybody is in bed John; and if all is quiet we will do as Isay.' They went on and the two inside the window could hear them passingleisurely through the whole village the street of which curvedround at the bottom and entered the turnpike road at anotherjunction. This way the excisemen followed and the amble of theirhorses died quite away. 'What will you do?' said Stockdale withdrawing from his position. She knew that he alluded to the coming search by the officers todivert her attention from their own tender incident by the casementwhich he wished to be passed over as a thing rather dreamt of thandone. 'O nothing' she replied with as much coolness as she couldcommand under her disappointment at his manner. 'We often have suchstorms as this,hello kitty vans shoes. You would not be frightened if you knew what foolsthey are. Fancy riding o' horseback through the place: of coursethey will hear and see nobody while they make that noise; but theyare always afraid to get off in case some of our fellows shouldburst out upon 'em and tie them up to the gate-post as they havedone before now. Good-night Mr. Stockdale.' She closed the window and went to her room where a tear fell fromher eyes; and that not because of the alertness of the riding-officers.The dreary March evening is rapidly passing from murky gloom to obscurity. Gusts of icy rain and sleet are sweeping full against a man who though driving bows his head so low that he cannot see his horses,cheap vans. The patient beasts however plod along the miry road unerringly taking their course to the distant stable door. The highway sometimes passes through a grove on the edge of a forest and the trees creak and groan as they writhe in the heavy blasts. In occasional g Related articles:

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