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schemes to his ie owe dmer deu tr AH AD1DfatuaUd thres tht BMB are areinfatuated
infatuated by 1 her nNaoal isb l beauty la the caw of ofLord ofLoro
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I IlIiott llion daughter bm of CoL Vwnoa Elliott JIIIieU V C C B BHe
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from from Periaard that Miss Etttoti baa met et Madam MadamViyella M MbeUa MadseThetis
Viyella beUa ud ad like e every eiy one e1ntmAted else has became tateoaely
interested ia t her r Lord Crnrinnhft Cre e tries to warn warnMws warDIw ze
Mws Iw EUtott again pIaIt the WNMW bat ut as be n nunable is is1nnble i
unable to explain bja bit reasons reuaos be ante anapicfcm IQIPidooIIpibtlt itdon itdonegatod
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mrats at Midnight Mfat Mt 16 Elliott appaii awe there thereCHAPTER QIeftOHAPTER
CHAPTER IV IVtTtvo IVo
Two o IVoiuenu omen Heart HeartYec IIeartAY
Yec Y my lord though you at Ant Anttrok rM fflis fflistrok
trok me me sW d Mbe MI BHtott 4ott wttll wit a point pointed itointe1 nt nted ¬
ed smile her cheek were cmrtet scr she JIbelooked shelooked
looked straight at him him her eye eyea lumi luminous luminous ¬
nous us stars starsI etzr
I 11 I bog be your 3Wr pardon ar arCre ptronH ptronHt atajnmerefi atajnmerefiCi
Ci Cre t r essl es1nham 8 ham entirely dfeoomflted dfeoomfltedI dt
I have come zne to return a compHMent compHMentThis compihnenLThin blle t tT
T This s afternoon you oti wagped WI me s jrf III C some somedanger somedanger
danger which you believed belfsv d Is threatening threateningme thlaten thlatennJ
me it Itis is now ROW my turn to pat putyeti yon on onyour onruur
your guard against a a peril so real and andimminent aDdi nd
i imminent mmlnem mm1nI t that I have disregarded d1tIr ed hour hourand hourand
and place placeHow pl8eeHow paee
How good you are arer he muttered still stilllialfdaswd s U UhaJfdaH
lialfdaswd with his surprise surpriseIt surprtaeIt
p It was after the concert I went with withsome withome
< some ome of my girls < to call upon on one who Is Isill IsHI
ill and In want It was at a tenement tenementhouse tenemeJIthouse tiementhouse
house In Soho a very ery poor place pl indeed indeedwhere indeedwhere
where here the rooms are small and aDdhave have only onlythin onlyhin onl3hj
thin hin hj partitions between them tb m While Whilewaiting WhIlewait1nt
waiting by the sick sickbed bed for a surgeon for forwhom torhom
whom hom I had sent I overheard a conversa conversation conversation conversetion ¬
tion between two twofelel foreigners Dft1J In an adjoin adjoining KdjoJlaiug dc4u ¬
ing room They spoke in Swedish S1o edbll > and andquite I Iquite
quite 1 ul te unreservedly thinking I suppose supposethat 8UP1JQt1ethat supposethat
that they incurred no rlak of being under understood 1Iodastood wndeistood ¬
stood Luckily foe ro fot you ray lord ord I spent spentftwo IIPCftttwo
ftwo two years in Stockholm I think that thatthey thatthey
they are nihilists at any rate they theyare theyare the3are
are acting under the orders given them themby themhy themby
by the the head of gome ome mysterious my tertou society societywhose JJOcletywho secletywhose
whose e enemy apparently apparentlyOu you are They Theyspoke Theyfpoke Theatpoke
spoke of a Madame Viyetla lye and a a man mancalled mancalled ina I
called Uljen UJjenor or something SOR1ethtngJlke like that thatftnt thatftntU1d thatftrstand first firstand
and then the mentioned your name It seems seemsthat eeem8that t tthat
that you were seen a issuing late one night nightiuite nltbtIulte nIgh L Ljulte
iuite recently from t1k a certain house m in it I
London a house occupied by enemies of oftheir oCtht oi t ttheir
their tht > lr society This fact fact taken in con conjunction conjumtJon ¬
junction with your Intimacy Intl 1nt1ma with Madame MadameViyella MadameVIella S SVi3elIa
Viyella as aroused the fears of their mas mastr mastr maetr
tr and your removal has been planned in inconsequence Inconsequence Inconsequence
consequence This very ery night nl t an attempt attemptwill atteaaptwill attemptwill
will be made to murder you A forged forgedletter forgedsetter
letter will be brought entreating entreatin your yourimmediate yourImmediate our ourImmetllate
immediate presence at the house I have havementioned havementioned havementioned
mentioned which house e I gathered has hasnow ha hanow
now changed ownership and is under their theircontrol theirantrol thelieontrol
control If you go you will be Blabbed Blabbedand stabbedand ntabbe ntabbeand
and your body buried in lnthe the cellar cellarA cellar cellarA ce1IaA
A low tapping at t that moment melMllt sounded soundedon oundedon
on the Iter outer door Miss JSHfott ltIott stopped stoppedspeaking iQppedsJfakiQp utuppedU
U speaking and looked Joo a Crasstagham C hi1 hi1uuiringly In InIlulrIbKIy Intutringly
uuiringly uuiringlyHis IlulrIbKIyHis tutringlylila
His faee was white and miserable he hestood hetood t ttood
stood tood wringing his hllJulQds hands a moment 1DOiIIMftt then thenturning thenturning thenI
I turning to the girl muttered in a low lowpassionate lowpas bowpassionate
passionate pas oDate whisper ux Miss l 1flllott bIUott lltott I am amaccursed IUDaccur S Saccursed
accursed el tonight it would have eave1teea seen al almost aIUOIiJt 1 1r1ost ¬
most better ltell that you had had1ett left me to my
fate There is one without there who if ifshe ifshe t f fshe
she sees you here would wouklMy My God who whoan whoan whcan
an tell what she would kI do doT Tear feb fabname fahname febflame
name tomorrow tomorrownh b ah what am I Iwhat saying sayingwhat seyIngwhat
what shall I dor dorWho do doWho c1oWho
Who is it imperiously imperiouslyMadame fmperloaalyUIadame imperiouslyMadame
Madame Viyella ViyellaAh Y1yellAh VlyelleAu
Ah the woman wo wouianthey they spoke of ofYou of ofYou ofrYou
You do not understand it is i the Coun Countess Co1lDtess CounteSs ¬
tess of HobenatelnThe HobensteinThc HobensteJn HobensteJnThe
The girl turned 11In aeariaC sead and aI hot t tears tearsglistened tearsgistened I Igiistened
glistened In her bet eyes I am jtroperiy jtroperiypunished JkOpertlpunished lropet1 lropet1punIshed
punished she muttered then rft rftn You Youinust 1i I Inust
inust n ust not let her see me meat at least c so sothat 00 ol olth3t
that 111 t I should die of shame Oh Oh2nlght I Imight 1might
might have guessed guessedThe cueaedThe guessedThe
The tapping ta recommenced Lord LordCressingham LonCresllncbam I ICresslngham
Cressingham swiftly crossed the room roomand roemand S Sand
and drew aside some curtains It breaks breaksmy breaksmy I Imy
my heart be almost groaaod gioei but hutmust t I Ijrust 1111USt
must ask you to watt tt bore it is my JR JRdr r rdressing
dressing dr astnC room roomBut roomHuthl T0OT T0OTflutIs
But Huthl to there no other exit exitNone eur eurXonL ecItNon
None NoneThrough XonLThro1a Non NonThiough
Through that foor r tlHp7 tlHp7My teYMy tksTMy
My bedroom ther there is a aJWh ma fa f it al already aIr 1 1ready ¬
ready readyA r readyAmaur ady adyA
A Amaur AmaurAb man manAh maar maarAb
Ab trust me a little MIwElttett Miss SNiott I Iurn Im I F Fnyu
urn m less Mack than I IpJr IpJrh8 appear appearSh apDssrhs
Sh h8 gnv gave him a burning glance glanceMadame SIDJIGeIdame gtanoeMadame
S Madame waits she 0 said her voice voicelull OIeet11 elet
lull t11 of bitter satire He H fell back and andthe aMthf aM I Ithe
the closed tbe door in Ills face aee The Th tap tapping tapJltn tapjung ¬
ping Jltn was louder now and more mo imperious Im ImDra1ng
Drawing the curtains into place piae again aaln1H I
lio 1H l swiftly and noiselessly noaeJeaJ returned ed to tohis tohi t S Shf
his hi chair before tore the ikeCome ftrev ftrevCome fkeCome
Come in he called m IR drowsy tones tonesTh
Tho Th handl handle was tried I cant replied replieda I Ia
a voice without withoutCresstogham 1ottbouLCre withoutCresoiegham
Cresstogham Cre lAstaam got goteoIly neisfly to Ms hi foot filet and adfotumbllAl an I IFtwnWIn
tumbling FtwnWIn > to the door pushed thalatcla thalatclaa the latch latchaside t taside
aside a d
asideA dA
A thousand pardons pardo he cried I Ifancy 1fancy 1 I Ifancy
fancy I must have been beenDolng dosing
Dosing you slept like the iestd my m m11O r rbo
ty 11O I have been hammering hamlMlin there for forquite foi foicuite or orquite
quite a time timeCrcssingham tleCrcS8l tlpte4 tlpte42rcssIngham
Crcssingham CrcS8l m rubbed his eyes and pre pretended pre pretended ¬
tended tend d to o yawn Tm awfully sorry rry
lie said adeeJlfhThe sleepIlyThe sleepily sleepilyThe
The countess swept into the room and andround andlOund ant I Iround
round it with long undulat undulating strides stridesshedding deasheddlR affldeeheddIn
shedding sheddlR coat cloak clotllc and wraps to the thelioor thefloor thi t tfloor
floor as sh she proceeded The man leisurely behurel behurelfollowed
followed her picking up each article in inturn Inturn Ii Iiturn
turn Madame was now appareled like a aQue aqueen i iqueen
Que queen n A splendid dress ress of shimmering t tenveloped
jet work on a ground of black brocade brocadeenveloped broradeneloped
enveloped her luscious figure tightly tightlyand t tthtlyand btly btlyand
and above it her alabaster a11l shoulders and andmilk andmUk am ammilk
milk white bosom shone forth in bold boldrelief oldrUet boltrelief
relief A single band of diamonds em cmbraced emLraced embraced
braced the rounded column of her neck neckand nee neeand neebazd
and from her corsage swung a chain of o obrilhants
brilliants almost to her knees kneesProudly kneesProudb kneesProudly
Proudly conscious ot her beauty she shelaced hefaced Ms Msfaced
faced the man as a a queen might her sub subject subject subsect ¬
ject a moveless moveJe faintly scornful ac smile smileupon ueupon unibupon
upon her lips Well my boy Tr Trtaken r rtaken Flaken
taken the measure of your Sagliah ug1tah baby babyace
face faceCresslngham faceCreulngham ace aceCreulnlham
Cresslngham shrugged fhrulrg his shoulders aIIouldftSAnd shouldersAnd L LAnd
And then thenBah t enBah thenBait
Bah Bah I am not iin jealous jt OQs any more She Shei Sh C Cpretty
i f pretty ye yes ea and good roocJood good all 11 Lag Eac >
lish women arc pretty and good She SheMay SheJlay Shi 0 0zay
May be even a t little more so 1 than the ther tht C Cst
r st 1 but she could 1 not cont contrank eotankfor > J
Fankfur rank ankfor fur long She 8h is I too tooicnalbte to toeadble Of 1 1crndble
icnalbte too much always con concr conie OU OUerseIf
ie cr erseIf lf tou proud too u ui selfre selfreDid aIelrlId
Did i lid you ever think she be could I IFrank IFrank
Frank rank Ha hD ha ha My poor poormakes poorrzakes xrt xrtr1akes
makes n me laugh to think of f you youto vo voto 01 01to
to that woman Yon would love lovea Iovta
a week and then thenbaL bal you yo woW wouland wou wouand woWand
and come to me towrm you ou baches bac bacIIgaJn Ite Iteagain
again What does sh Shf know of MrW 1 1Inow t tIcnow 1 1Imow
Icnow her I tell y yu u and nd her herRab herflab eJRSfc eJRSfcBah
Bah you are blushing like the gilt eMself gIt fc 1 1teif v vE
E self lf if she could bear me I tell tellStnp r rStop vag vagStnp
Stnp I forbid you youWhy youhOLII ou ouh
Why h sjioulrl I slop I n a i WWBiSJi WWBiSJitf W WJ
J tf f 1 ibf th world and H d you oud < you OIJ fe fear fearhear feerhear r rhear
hear Uc tu c thiv luIg Do t they ti shovfc you >
English Enlft E nglish sh prejudices Ah balleve me meFiankthat IReFrankthat merankthat
I Fiankthat F girl I l tell you youKatherinbe OuKathet1nt
Katherinbe Kathet1nt Katherin be Bilentl BilentlThe ollentThe Uent UentI
I The countess stamped her foot I Iless 1wtll
wtll w ill speak but tile there after all It Is need needless
less l ess why should I speak of her herand h r Here Hereare
are a re YOU and 1 alone together She ap approach aproached
f 1 proach p roached d him IA on4leng onO long sweeping stride trtdeand
i and a nd put her hands upon his shoulders shouldersyou ho111lereyou
you you have been so cold lately Fntnk Fntnknot Pntnkso Frituko
so s < o distant It I is not that girl I Shall alIaltnot
not n ot believe that for you OU have not no seen eoenher seeuber seener
f her h er until today It most be this ettnwd ettnwdEnglish QtJIHdEngllh ptuedngIIsh
J English ngIIsh climate But I Pranktook at atme atHe
1 1 me m e
I meHe He caught her by b the wrists but she shemaintained sbema1ntalJled
maintained m aintained her bold JioMLook Ja ld ldLook
I Look me in the eyes tell me what whatyou whatou hat hatyou
< you y ou see there dear one oneCressmgham oueCrealllgham oneCreestnghaflt
Cressmgham vainly attempted attQmpt to push pushher pUher
Ii her h er from him he was near choking chokingKathertn oklngKatherin
Kathertn he muttered hoarsely hoarselythink 1IM1HIythink
think think thinkI
I have thought she 2ls aswered mull smiling mUJng mullug ¬
ing l ug strangely her bosom bo heaving with wtth a asudden audden audden
S sudden udden gust of passion pu I have thought thoughtand t1tOU bt btand
g and a nd thought but nothing alters me You Youare Y YouI q qare
are a > re mine and I am yours for my zn love is isabsolute Ieabsolule isbsolute I
absolute a Prank do 10 you understand understandYou understandYau
You are az mad lie cried criedWhitefaced erteclWhltetued criedWhitefaced
Whitefaced and desperate lie thrust thrusther thrustber thruster
her h er fiercely n ly from him and fell back Shs Shsstood Shsstood Sh
stood a tood with parted lips with sobbing sobbingbreasts sobblqbreasta nobbinereasta
breasts b gaslhgr guI iig at him him a speechless spe but butmarvelously bat1ftarveloqly
bm
marvelously m perfect picture unabte im immediately 1mmediately ¬
mediately m to believe to realize reaJlze he had hadrebutted hadrebulred I
rebutted T her herCresslngham herCreatnrham herCreeaingham
Cresslngham stared at the floor a astatue astatue a atatue
statue s of misery and complete dejection dejectionHe dejectionHe dejectione
He H Ht e felt that besides madames madame he was wasthe wuthe waihe
the t he center of another womans conjec conjectures conjectures ¬
tures t ures he knew that Miss Elliott must musthave mthave mu muhave L
have heard all perhaps had seen all for fortwice fortwtc L
twice t had the curtains slightly moved movedWith movedWIth
With all 11 his soul lie longed that moment momentfor momentfor L
for f or freedom to disclose himself to let letthis letthis bel t
this t his siren Iren see how utterly her power powerODe was wajone I
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gone g one But Bu be was oathbound and more moreover morever
over o ver behind another door lurked the theCount theCount thi thiount
Count C ount von Oeltjen spy upon him and andguardian andrdlan an
guardian g uardian rdlan of his trust He had still tUl a duty dutyto dutyto dut duto r
to t o perform and to carry out that duty dut1It dut r rt
K I t now became his hi task ta to damn him himself himaelt himelf ¬
self s elf in the eyes of the woman ho loved lovedsince Jovedamce lovedI
since s ince did he Anally disdain the countess countessall counte81aU countenll I
all a ll hope of tricking her was gone goneMadame poeMadame
Madame watched him her brain brainthronged braJnthronM brabhronged S
thronged t with fevered toftr thoughts and andnlsed ago agontaed agoniued
ntaed suspicions u pleloJUL It was true t then tMn he heloved heloved Is IsS
loved l thai th English l1 girl and dared to be betrue betrue bt bte S
true t rue to her And yet and yet Perhaps Perhapshe Perbapshe PerhapI e
he was Jealous perhaps he had learned learnedsome learnedome enrnet enrnetome I
some s ome of her wellhidden secrets No o im impossible Impoalble tmpeoibIe ¬
possible And yet yetwu was he mad or she sheFormerly aheFormerly sheFormerly
Formerly he bad not seemed such an anAntony auMton ni
Antony Mton tonr Was M7a it her wild abandon that thathe tbathe the thee nit t
he h e feared f She was on the verge of oftears oftNr 0 C CC >
tears t ears Strangling a a hysterlcsd sob ob she 81Mdrew ale aledrew C
drew herself erect slowly wly slowly al always elways 1 1wayS ¬
ways staring starln at him himPrank hi hiuPrank him7zank
uPrank Prank she shegasped gasped at last lastHe ltrte lstrsiied
He raised his eyes to hers bers isle h mind at atImst atJut a t tast
Jut l ast resolved It was w ivjcaseary ewr to play playa pia piaa
a part and sacrifice er1ftce himself himselfWell btnhlI himbeltWe1l
Well he It answered gruffly Aly and andrudely a arudely ant I IWhat I
I rudely rudelyWhat rudelyWhat
What do yon mean meanI n 1
1 NIt not the fool you think me that thatis UaatIII the t tall
is I all aJlShe
She 11se Sb caught ught her Mlitriltt1l breath ami cried erie Ex Explain Explain x xpis
plain an one hand pressed tightly tlgRtyte to her herheart herrt he r rheart
heart heartHe rt rtHe
He answered her with brutal ptataaess ptataaessspeaking pIabaaeaspeak plauneuapeakIn 1
speaking speak the nrst t words that occurred to tohim tohim t S Shim
him himIt
It is you who bo should explain plaift you visit visitme vWtI vialate t
me and pretend to love me T but ut you have haveanother 1aaveanother hay e eanother
I another lover who visits you youMadame yMadame youMadame
Madame sighed hed deeply and breathed breathedagain t tagabz
I again her mind at ease After all he heis heIa h S
is 5 only Jealous she told herself And Andthen ADdthea An ti tithen
then she thought t tbougI sharply Asking oeking barseif barseifmany rMIfmany I Imany r
many questions Thl This jealousy JeaJoueruK must have havea hev C Ca
a cause He could not be Jealous of the themen themen Us C Cmen
men usually u about her he must u t have haveseen Aaftseen bear e eseen
seen something to arouse his hisPerhaps suspicions suspicionsPerhaps euspletonePerhaps
Perhaps be bad seen Renah ah that was it itShe It ItShe 11 11She
She smiled the wonderful subtle smite 8AIIIewith emit smitewith C Cwith
with which she had known how to win winto winto wI ft
to her ao so many hearts and murmured murmuredAre mundAre I Iro
Are ro you ou Jealous dear one 1 Then of ofwhom ofwbom a awhom
whom whomYou whomYou 1 1You
You best know kM that tbmLAh thatUt thatAh
Ah Ut Prank you need not be I It Itnone 1Me 1Mebut Iv C Cnone
none but butNLIar < oa oaLior s N NLiar
Liar NLIarStill LiarStill LiorStill
Still she a smiled smiloflPrank smiledPtank Ieft IeftFrank
Prank dear you are re wrong w realty realtyyou reaII7JOU malt maltyou
you are wrong rong I i think thInkl I know what you youmean 1 11tIaLn ye U Umean
mean you saw sa w me last lastJ Tntiratiay Tntiratiaynight ThIILntI ThIILntInight
night nightCresatagnam nthtCrealngham nightCreaslngham
Cresatagnam seised eel upon the chance cheese9g
Yes test Thursday Thmlda night madame Lit Little Little UItie ¬
tle did you dream that I was by bysua
You saw t me bid farewell to a roan ma at atmy atmy a it itmy
my own door was w that wrong w n of me meBut met met9Iut
9Iut But at what whatait an hour madam madamIt madame madameIt aadaneelIate
It It was 88 late lateMorning Ite IteMornlftg IateMorning
Morning madame madameEven J1tdAmeEven madameEven
Even so Frank deer pramrtiy r yon yonwilt ye U Ugo
wilt go on your OUt knees to me and ask ins insto is a ato
to forgive f Te you and I IAnd 1And IAnd
And you madame madameWill JDadamerWIII madamewilt
Will not forgive you dear wriest ueles you ye a
trust me now nowHe nowHe sowHe
He folded his arms nDS TflIS biting MB lips l to 0
force himself to keep up the earned rHd com comedy t tedy ¬
edy 001 I cannot cannotThen CIlAnetMn tnzietThen
Then Mn ask k me what you wish wishWbo wishlVho
Who was the man manMadame nMadame
Madame facing him always smiling smlIIn f
that strange mysterious smile mlle caught caughtup caughtup ceugtup
up her cloak from the chair beside her herand herud he heand
and threw it on her shoulders then thenwrap Hor Horwrap e r rwrap
wrap while Cressiagham stood Idle Idle stiff stiffand tIftand r rand
and still stillThe stiliTe still1he
The man manma1lLm8 madaoe glided slowly to tothe tothe 0
the outer door doorwas was my own father
Sh She paused pausedCreseiagham pausedCrIaltam pausedCresotaghans
Creseiagham uttered a queer choking ehokhs g
cry fT so great was his swrprfec Year Yet tr
father fatherI
I bav have said it itCreattngltam It ILCremlngsazn n nCr
Creattngltam Cr ltam threw out his hands I
dont belteva you he said aid brutally
Madame still smiled 1 I love you voi I I7ak
Prank Frank but do not try me too far farshall 1 1shall 1shall
shall go now No dont dO
t come eons near me meyour mei meyour
your touch would burn I am almost hat hatlag ¬
ing you Remember you have called me in to
liar lIartwlCf twice Tomorrow come to m me with withyour withyour wit Ii Iiyour
your apology a Perhaps I shall forgive forgiveShe
She gao a groat sob uAll All Frank how howcould ho hocould ar arcould
could you youhow how could you daro insult me meCan meBO ni to tooo
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With a a swift movement she threw open openthe openthe opCflthe
the door passed and an was gone Cres Cressingham Cressl Cresstngzazn
singham sl m listened dumbly in the silence to tothe tothe tothe
the patter of her footsteps footsteps on the pas pasACe
sage ACe He hoard her falter on the stair stalrW87 stairway
way fumble with the latch below bclo and andpresently nn nnPtClMntly nn1Presently
presently the atroet doors crashing close closeI closeThen
I Then ha staggared rather than walkedw walked walkedto walkedto
to his hl bedroom bedroomOeltjen bedroomOeltjen
Oeltjen was standing just within t tthreshold the thethreshold ti tithreshold
threshold hI I shall bldl allow bow you to your yourroom yourroom yourroom
room now if you OU please pleaseHVery pleaseVery
HVery Very well my lord said Oeltjon OcItjonI OcItjonIahould X Xshould Ihould
should S however tell you that I have havebeen 11a haveeen 0 0I
been b een listening listening to your conversation conversationIndeed eonersntlonuIndeea conversationIndeed
I Indeed and you approver approve Cresslng Cresslngham Cresslpgham Cres1flgam ¬
ham h am spoke very el loudly hoping that Miss MissEBtett MI MII Missflott
I EBtett E flott would 14 hear H He had conceived the thesudden thesudden theudden
sudden s wild fad hope hop of attempting to oxcul oxculpate oxculItte oxculate
pate p ate himself In her eyes thus thusI
I I think that you went a little too far farYour rareYour farour
Your Y our acting however was on the whole wholesuperb wl1 wholeuperb l6
i superb super s uperbThanks V VThanks
I Thanks drily rily My fear is however howeverj howeveror
j t for f or the morrow morrowi morrowYou morrowYou
i You fear what whatj whatThat
j That in a colder moment she will willnew 1n
know k new better how to guard her socr 1iOCrI socrven isi
I Even E ven tonight she was careful to disclose discloseno dlfQl dirtolOseo e eno
no n o name She said my father only ray myather y yfather
father f I ITrue tTrue ITrue
TrueCrn TrueCresslngham True TrueCresftlngham
Cresftlngham Crn thought for a while vhUcuU It 19 19a 13a I Iterrible
a terrible part for me to play pIa he said at1ut at atast
huK l ast Do you know kno Oqiltjen OOltj n although nJtl1oughI althoughbiew
I know the woman is is 1 bad I feel f el an ap awful awfulruffian awfulruftlan awfulufilan
ruffian r at ticking tickl tlckfngher gher her like this thisAeh t1 thisAek s sAch
Aeh jHlminel Himmel she loves you Oll that Is Isother Isplain Isplalni
plain But 1n hi a wltl8peri whore Is the theother
other o ther woman the first 1trst my lord the one onethat on ontkat onethat
that warned you youCremingtoam YOuCr youCremtngham
Cremingtoam Cr 1Dgtlam turned pale That is mybustnns my myusiness
business b usiness he said curtly curtlyI
I beg your r pardon pardonCresstngitam pardonCre81ASham pardonCreaslngltam
Cresstngitam bowed Let ue go ha hasaid h hsaJcI hiald
said saJcIi ald
i saidBut But a loud knock sounded nded on tho door dooras doorI doors
as a s they approached it Cressingham Cre ngham push pushed I1USItcd
I ed o d aside the latch h and his servant In Inuppen InlIppers
slippers i and pajamas imaa entered a latter la lahis JaI Ishis
I his outstretched hand he seemed 8d hale haleasleep halJ IitI
asleep asleepFor Jeep JeepPor
For you my lord lordWho lordbrougbt lordWho
Who brought it itA itr itra itrA
A cabmanWalt cabman eabssasWalt fl flWait
Walt a a moment John J and ydu y ycluhow u ushow an anshow
show s the comit cou to Ms roam Ho Hpme pp in i l ltit
tit Ute letter a ad XUy pres nUy passed it In si silence I IJenceto U Uto ¬
lence Jenceto to Oeltjea It was a card InscrlbStl InscrlbStlwith lnSirlblWIth Insunlb Insunlbwith
with certain certanlHroglypltlcs certanlHroglypltlcsThe hieroglyphics hieroglyphicsI I1erogIyplvIcgceust
j i I The count glanced at t it It and whlsparflB whlsparflBI whls whsporsmeanlngly ri1
I meaningly Already the path grown growndangerous growErdanprou growidangerous
dangerous my lord It Is perlmp nry nryturn nv nvturn
turn next nextCreaaiBgtatra MXtCrMBlapam nextCremiaghaut
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CreaaiBgtatra shrugged ahMl his shoulders aitfl aitflpocketed a apocketed n npocketed
j pocketed the Ut card Perhaps Good Goodt GoodSleep GootnighL
1 night nightSleep nighLSleep t
I Sleep well MM the German and andsmiling auc aucsmiling
smiling mne satirically 7 he departed in th thservants t titi titisemnti f1 f1servant
servants servant wake wakeCreeatognam wakeCrenInPam wakeOmasiaghain
Creeatognam shut the dear and turned turnedto turpodto twna twnato
to face his greatest great task Sliae MIa Elliott Elliottstood Elliot Elliotstood
stood between the parted curtains c rulnsof of thB tltl8reabacrOOftl thBdressingroom titi titidremlugreom
dressingroom her face fac palo but sfllC sfllCpoescsscd aOJpGueKed soifpossessed
possessed and calm eatenIt calmII calmIt
II It It was wu oh so cold in there and dark darkshe dltrklbe darkabe
she be muttered shivering ahlve a little littleHe littleHe
I He pointed to the Are You bad bettor bettorwait bettorWaJt r rwait
wait a moment aDd warm yourself Pros Proai rFQSaatJy Prosently
i eatly the passage Ie wN wIt b be clear clearShe clearI clearShe
I She crossed tho room and Bd spread out outher outher ou ouher
her hands to the blaze bla21e her back turned t tthe V Vthe t tthe >
the man He stood Irresolutely a mo IOnervou jiomont
mont nervou nervously ly gnawing at his Uftd usda usdalip n nlip
lip then growing wJl1C deopemteat de peratther her sllenag sUeno sUenotIPGIte sll not
spoke tIPGIteMaa
Maa 1411 Miss Elliott ElliottSIte ElliottShe
Site slowly turned her head and andat lookod lookodat lQO1tQat
at him across her shouMer 1IboukIerYou
You You heartir heartirShe Iteard IteardSbe bedTShe
She nodded Everything EverythingWhat l7tWas
What 1 can you think k of me meI WIer meI
I I J I scarcely know just yet > t indeed IIB indeedbeVOtt 1 1havent r rI
havent really thought of you I am a tI tzykm
I tag still to realtoe how It IB that a a woman womancan VOMM8can wonse
can to degrade herselC How Howslse she throw throwherself Ur thrwtherself W Whenelf c
herself at yon yonSpare 7OUre youSpare
Spare re me he groaned groanedShe gruan
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most begin to fear you Lord Francis FmnelOu Francisyou
you must possess some dangerous 1b zlmgli gta gtafa a
fatal to my sex x And yet hew deaf dOlL yet yetWOf > x 4Jti 4Jti1oere >
were WOf to her entreaties but that was b9 b9cause b beaae becaie
cause yon had att awtence perbapsr perhapXJq peihape3iIIss
Miss EHottX EIQoU 1 asswre fUKe ssere you on my hen henor
or or
orSpare
Spare me my lord ior she interrupted interruptedicily Interruptod1cl1y d dY
icily Y I have already seen you act to tonight tolPt tonight ¬
night What time to thatT thatTA thatTdock that thatA
A clock was chiming somewhere w1tere in the thecity theIt th thcity
city It 1 its tones reaching them In muf muffled mulmelancholy ¬
I fled melancholy Cresstogham ham glanced at athis athis a ahiS
his watch Halfpast t two twoLuckily twoLuck twoLuckily
Luckily Luck 7 I have a latchkey said the thegtrl Us UsgirL
girL 1 Dont you think the coast is clear clearby clearby clett clettby
by now nowOne owOne wowOne >
One moment He hurried into the thedressteKroom theroom tit titdresalagroota
dressteKroom room and a second after came cameout cameout cam camout
out with hat and coat Tho girl re regarded re reInWd regarded ¬
garded him with much contempt contemptDo contemptDo contemptDo
Do you think I should uld accept your es escon escort t tcort
cort farther than the street she sheqoeried shequeried sit t tqueried
queried bitterly His HI DIM tightened but butwithout be bewithout
without reply he opened the door for her herto herto he heto
to pass and in unbroken silence they the thetrod thetroo
trod the passage and descended the thestairs theMaIrs th thstairs
stairs There he paused but she passed passedon passedOft passe t tand
on and stood tood by the door attempting her herself herself ¬
self to open it it With Vllh a hopeless little litti e
laugh he assisted her and she glided glidedthrough glide 1
throu through into the street Two men stand standnot ¬
Jug not a yard from the door peered peeredrudely peere d drudely
rudely into her veiled face She drew drewb8ek dre r rms
back ms with a little gasp an a involuntary InvoluntaryCI7 Involuntarcry
cry for help Cressingham sprang oat oatat outat on onat
at once but the men stank off quickly quicki I
down the street streetThank streetThank
Thank you ou said Miss EHJotU It Itwas Itwaa 1 t tnothing
was nothing but seeing thorn so close closeand cbs cbsand
and suddenly they frightened me for forsecond a asecond aJIeCOncI
second secondAt JIeCOncIAt secondAt
At least let me put you in a cab ho h C
said imploringly I tplrI l r Really the streets streetare i
are not always Iwy safe at this hour It Itmay Itmay I Imay
may be the hut favor I shall ever ask askof as asofyou
of ofyou ofyouVery you youVery youVery
Very well eU then thenHe thenHe thenHe
He walked with her a few stops dow down a
the street zeet and whistled btstJOO Instantly a four fourwheeler fourwheeler
wheeler wb eJer standing In the shadows S of some som
houses not far distant moved out into mt I Ithe
the light and came quickly toward to vard them
To Cresslngham Crealn ham it seemed that the cab cabmust cabRust ca camust
must have been waiting by b appointment L Lso
so swift was its response but another anothermatter anotherntatter anotbematter
matter now engrossed e his mind A A few fewa fe fevery i
a very few seconds remained to him dur
Jag which he might tight for his happi happiness happlneu ¬
ness Silence might mlghtb b more DlOr dignified dlgnl od but butat bu buat i
at any rate he could not possibly po slbly hurt hut I Ihln
himself hln olf more by speech than he was wa I
harmed already alreadyFrancine alreadyFrancine
Francine he muttered suddenly you YOUwron yo yowmng I
wrong wron me in your thoughts Im not so a 0
black as you think mo Im in an awful awfulmess awfulmess nwft nwftmess
mess and the curse cur of it is I cant ex explain explain e eplain ¬
plain But on my honor Francine Im Imnot Imnot Ir Irnot
not the loose loo fellow felk > w you think mo mecouldnt I Icouldnt Icoul
couldnt coul nt be be for I love you you you with withall withalt wit witall
all my soul 8001 and that alone would keep
me straight straightMiss straightMiss
Miss Elliott watching him from behind
the th thick meshes me hea of o her veil 011 thought
how handsome h he looked standing in the
lamplight there his eyes so bright his
I face so passionately eager a quaint quaintthought quainti quaintthought
i thought entered her mind and an Im Impulse Impul unpulse ¬
pulse pulseReally e eRPally
Really my lord lor she said you youshould youshould OU OUsllould
should never wear that monocle pf f yours yoursyou yoursyou ours oursYou
you look so much better without Her Heri
i laugh rippled out like tho pealing of a asttver asHyer
sHyer bell bellCresslngham bellCreMtnsham belLCreaslngham
Cresslngham opened opens the carriage door doora doora
a a black frown on his face faceWhere raceWhere faceWhere
Where shall I tell the man to drive driveyou driveyou rive riveU
you U r rBruton
youBrtitoo
BruteS street please Good night nightCressingham nlghUCresslnsham nightlCresslngham
Cressingham made one last appeal lIe Heheld lIeheM lieheld
held the door open and standing close closebeside dosobeside closebeside
beside it whispered Francine Im the themost themost themost
most miserable man on earth earthShe earthShe earthShe
She m muttered uttered back from the darkness darknessIs llrkncssIs
Is thai joy fault faultIt faultIts faultIt
Its It fa 11 > not altogether alt ther mine Ah for forvea forheavena
heavens vea sake believe bellr me meMiss 1MMiss meMiss
Miss Elliott did a strand stra thing Cres Cressinghams Cresainshams Cressiughams
singhams left hand was leaning lightly lightlyagainst lightlyagaInst
against tbe glass Ia or the window Stretch StretchIng SiretultIng
Ing forth her own she took it gently sentl to toher toher
her and an drew from his third finger nn er the thering thering
ring which sho la Jjr l returned him yester yesterday yestercJu yesterda ¬
day cJu then she urupped his hand nnd mid snidYou midYou stUdYou
You shall have one more chance arc arcyou arcfOU areyou
you content contentFor contentFor contentFor
For a second he stood dazed but a abaPM ahuppy
happy light Ii ht came presently into his Idsand eyes eyesand
and 111 stooping he caught and passionately
kis kis < t d i portion of Tier r lie gown gownMoiv gownMji
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SHIPWRECKED AGENT REPORTS REPORTSW
W v A Graham Clark Prepared One Oneon Oncon Oneon
on Hawaiian Islands IslandsShipwrecked s1andsShipwrecked islandsShipwrecked
Shipwrecked on his way to China where wherehe whuruIto tIleR tIleRhe
he was 89 going as a social agent of th thUnited the theUnited theUnited
United States for the Investigation of ofthe ortho ofthe
the cottongoods trade W A A Graham QnUtamClark GraJaamClark GrahamClark
Clark established tnbllshed a vexatious ve t1ous precedent precedentfor precedentfor precedentfor
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Hawaii HawaiiThese HawaIIThese HawaiiThese
These are some of the points he learned learnedat tearnedat learnedat
at the Crossroads of the Pacific PacificThat PaclftcThAt PacificThat
That the Hawailans are crying out for forlaborers forlaborers
laborers and that the t Chinese are the thebest thebest thebest
best suited for plantation work w rk that the thecoasting thecoasting thecoasting
coasting law of this country forb4dtDctrl0 forbidding forbiddingtho fOrbIthlIngtito
tho shipment between American ports ex except except cxeflpt
cept in American bottoms should be beamended beamended
amended so as not to apply to toUguous noncon nmtountiguous noncontiguous ¬
tiguous territory terrlto or elae to reduce the thefine thefine
fine from 2Q0 OG to 5 35 or ae that Hwmtt Hwmttshould HwatIthouht HwIILShOuld
should take up the cultivation of cClOPI new newcrone wowcrops
crone so that It may no longer be a one onecrop onecrop onecrop
crop country countr that of ofTotnnn sugar sugarTVomnn sugarroman
TVomnn Totnnn In the th Cn CnIt Cane Caneit e eIt
It was a woman that tba brought about abouttrouble atx abouttiouble lIt lIttllOuble
trouble tllOuble between bet een Lewis Tiilnutn and Wil William WIham VIl VIllIam ¬
liam Mason both colored TJ be trouble troubleaccording troublenccordlllto troublertecordiuto
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Mason with with a piece of concrete Tlllmoas Tlllmoasgood TllInmasgood Tilimitusgood
good reputation and the fact that the theury theIr the4ury
4ury ury Ir believed he acted in selfdefence If deiEnEf1 se secured nerurc4 e erured ¬
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STOLE A TOMBSTONE TOMBSTONEFrom TOMBSTONEFrom TOMBSTONEFrom
From MotlierInlairn Grave and lie HeTried lieTried lieTried
Tried to Pan It ItHe ItIle
He stole the tombstone off the grave of ofhis orWa ofhis
his deceased motherlnaw motherInJaw That is what whatPedro wbotPedro whatPedro
Pedro Conception of Manila IanUa has to roe recommend roeornosend
ommend him for tho title of being the theraeftaaet theast theInfttet
raeftaaet ast man In the Phllpplnes Mall ad advices Advleesfrom advices ¬
vices vleesfrom from the Islands toll of the endeav endeavors ondC8 ondC8ors andeavors ¬
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proper punishment for this insult to in injury injUQ injury ¬
jury jUQPedro juryPedro juryPedro
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motherinlaw the slab placed there to torecord torecord torecord
record her virtues He took it next neXt day to toa toa toa
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