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Ien-| quired. "We set him at work. in the {ibrany; and a good man he's there, too. And leading the way he brought me to the door leading 'to the library, Pausing a moment, he leaned over to me and said : + Sir, if you can, you must get him to 'tell you of his last piece of work. A very artistic thing it Was, atrd bold, too, He's in for five years. And he opened the door. * Sitting at a table reading some paper was a very "pleasant, nffable-looking gentle- man. When I say gentleman, I mean shat he could not possibly be taken for anything else. His looks, his bearing, the courtly manner in which he rose to greet us as we entered, and the che- ery smile with which he recognized our introduction, stamped him at once as one born a gentleman ; and that he was well educated and possessed of an intellect far above mediocrity was Pp * | parent before I left. The warden leaving a moment later to attend to his duties, we spoke causal- | 0 had found that his last crite was not his first one, but that all bis life be had Leen a burglar, tnd had, until the p-esent time, successfully eluded the search and vigilance of the officers-- which had brought him into his present position, and given him the unenvisble |, reputation he enjoyed ; for, when at last I did bring myself to the point and somewhat timidly broached the : topic, his interest heightened, and, in in: stead of uppearing downcast and shame: faced, he rather bristled somewhat with pride, and T found no diffeully in inducing him to give me a detailed account. of thé piece of work at Which, he was caught. He said : ¢I had abstained from any work fo over half a year, owing mostly to the onerous duties imposed upon me. by {228 society ; but my desire increased unts I could' restrain'it no longer, and @ night ona sudden impulse 1 set iain with me but a few tools, w 1 carried in my pocket. 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