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S \ M ICO \\ MW 1?OT11 lUOfl
? ?tot,? ri:.? guilt or Inno
ri Pi In ires he bad only
SSased ? ? written by a msn
who was naioua
about the welfare of the woman ha
lo\ed than about hi?? ?
ly did he 1" r the let?
ter, h idden
tnt.li . is he
would, they
sgnii
The two "absolut
thing" wer?? true;
but they could be int- in so
? ?
not I re.
Vina loubt
bis particular fri?
"Ah I and; and she lives
? sough, ? '
"I suspected it to 1?' the !
?? the
?
In he:
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?I had
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ly to
:
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at 11
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bui he I
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said. "I i
r own
?
will es ?
and ?
with
< avail
?
nrn t.- your buai?
neaa. and
aieur."
?with -
the Ku. te. H??
all, 1
II.?
at? ira, and ?
h- to.
It wai
:
erj.
"I
"Walk
?ff< > ?
littl??
?.ilk daasaak. li.
rued the V
. Moor w
with a blu* . ?.et.
"(nu? cashiei
lodged," nun inured th
But he I
<>f the door cut
was ? and Mm??. ? ??
Mme. <. 'Uns;, small
an? grse? tul. with ? ? rather
,. . compi
snd Um asada and feet of a. child.
Long curling *llk lashes softened
th?? |. iaoej ol
black ? are full, and her
lenti white.
She had n??t yet made her toilet,but
wore a eelvei dr?nalas wrapper, which
did not conceal the bass ruffles be?
neath. Rut ah sa un?
der the lian.Is of a ! BUT.
Her hafci an ? si led andj 1
high on her forehead, and oo
h\ Barren hand- of red velvet; he*
black hai? area rolled In sa bnaneansj
coil, and hoM by m sunatJfan gold
ootnb.
?he was mslshlas;. Her beauty was
so startling that the dazzled detec?
tive wae ?vpefehle&K with admiration.
"Well," he nnid to himself, as he
ramemhered the noble, sever? beanty
Of Madeleine, whom he had seen
f? a hours ].r. ir young
llcooo I
pel loot beail
\\ h fectly
bon he
could i". Mme.
him with the most disdain?
ful BUI "I his
nan in a threadbare
? plain his
? lor.
She hod in?.
Ling them. an.I wondering ?
one h.-ul dated I" OU to
? OS her '
?et?.
After Kl
' nipt,
?iftid, haughtily:
"U'liat do j ou w
have
mi.
"and
While hi Upon her
impatient lv tapped
her little foot, ?in.l ?raited for an an?
aid:
%\\h\ don't you speak? What do
"I ?
> . ? >.
then '
? I hare in
I
him ?
"M
in a
? ?
?
? I snid .*v fi
? ?
?
?
chill; her
?
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I ?
I
m hat
I
rich,
: ?
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I they ?
. "Ile n or
red:
**Vory likely, n..
\ few ?.
was
fled aft.?.
"Noi . ?uy
that Froeper would never have stolen
?.? can mule ?"stand
ainui to obtain means
of bonton it . 11 ) ujn>n
the WOI an lie lo\es; but Pi
(iocs not love ..
me."
"Oh. fail I the gal?
lant ? .tnforlot.
? m.?., a whi
Hoi beanti! tears,
book bei bond and said:
"I '. whut I say. It is
only loot toady to gratify
my e\ ? ? >> ; what
I am too
well convinced that noi love
me. I know what love - I was
belove. ate, true heart
?*d man; and inj own Bufferings of
tlie last yoai ssake me know how inis
orable I must have made him bj
cold return. Alas! we niu*t suffer
? feel for o?li?
ars. No, ? am nothing to Prooner; be
Would not care if
it. then, madame, why?**
"Ah. G??," interrupted Nina, "why?
you willlie very wise if you cananewer
nie. roi h y?t have 1 vainly sought
??ii awaOrot t.. this question, ?? mid to
p..- i, ? ?\. osan, nan not anowwt k?
ajid I defv \ou to do io. You can not |
? ?t th?? thoughts of a anas so
oughlj master <>f himself that
??!?? thought passing in
lu? mind t upon hlaeonn
i have watched bias aa ??n!y
h th?? aaaa upon
Whom her fa'? . but it has al
been In vain. He la kimi and In?
dulgent; Lut he doea not betray bias?
?elf, nevi minit himaelf.
Ignorant people cell *?im w<
ing; I tell v?> ? that fair-hain?l man
is a rod of iron painted like a ?
Carried away bj the violence of her
rayed ner In
mosl
trust.
ger listening I - other than ?
jriei ? ? per.
? lot. he
? if upon I
a w'oman couli
? ?'II?-nt a ;
?
t be ??.
?
bat he "
; point.
>: know t
gambi
Mil"
.i?! : "but be is
Oler. ? ?
?
as he
ithu
he fi
?
?
making
?
?
?
-?
the
?
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?
v\ hi ??
? t 1
?
ly foi
"W
?> mj
?
?
?
?
dre?
?
M a.?
i'a ? is
.
"Come. ni?u. ? said with fe?
verish in.: "Are you not
in;,' with :.
Fanferlot wiw p? Happily
ho aJv several hit
bow.
rations having no
hold B]
sat in
Pr capar.
"I am at youi command, fair ;
he aaid; desire it;
only Dormii m??, while then? :
tune, probably
Lnjurj to Monsieur
?uy."
'Il U !...f \\ Si. if '
U?dng a stea
his letter; we
are surprising him giving him no
warning."
.
replied :
"There are ? pie who
be save,! without wh:
their will. I hi neper; h?? ;
the man t?< let Rimarli ???? murdered!
a Ithoat a withoul
a word ?? !? mself Up through
reckleaan? sa and deapalr."
madeaui.*" katermpted
the detesti ve; "Monsieur Bei
has by no ?n.aus the sppesranee of a
, ? ?-pair. On
i think h<- ha* already
Bj ?how ing
yourself, when he advised you to re?
main in ?. OU Will l?e very
likely to make rain his moat careful
Ut IO?I.S."
i.?pay was aibntlv weighing
the value of Fanfcrh.t'* objections.
Finally khe aaid :
"I ?an here in;??
without atto t?) contribute iu
understand thai t! bnrna asy
fe<-t 7"
? ?? nbool
convinced, ber resolution ?va? shaken.
Kan ferio; savi ! bat
?
I
mod
?
?' I ii w !.. ? wa \ , uto in w hat
ni ? fer
Mn '
? the
? ?
1
love
I
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. :
up he;
"Here are pen ami paper; write
your r**?. m nu
He ib[ : hor
madame,
j on can i. .... Mai ? Air?
onythJ .
? .? ana 1 I
Cavaillon know reoo? it was
he who al
pcr's letter."
"He was ;. ill :. .?.
Interrupt
.
Mm? l send for a
carril : be was
in a 1 one.
He s? ? for
a cai ti..? door and be
hr.iled it
"Whit I -! river,
io vvtu> a deteo
ti\e, "for a litt tew ho i'
If she
tell? you t.. drive her to (Jui Saint
Michel, ? ? if she gives
you a . from
your ?>..', yonr harnean.
ht."
He - the street, and
. in the door of a ? ? .?. He
had not long tOWait, I:, a few minut?e
.1 bim
that Mine. Nil tried for the
archa
"Aba."' said be, | .> Ij , "1 hold her, at
auy ro
TO BB CONTINUED.
GIRL DONS BROTHER'S
CLOTHES AND ELOPES.
Locked in Room, She Appropriates
Male Apparel and Climbs Down
Rainspout.
Baltimore.- After betng forbidden
to meet her lovur. this order being
supplemented by brin? locked in a
? m.m without any other clothing than
a wrapper, Miss Maude Imogens
Tompkins. aged 15. put on her broth?
er's clothes, and st four o'clock In
the morning, during a driving rala
I>our, climbed down a rainspout and
got married aflof all.
The bridegroom hi
site ? L'_. whose father is oow hous?
ing the youthful ?
mother refusing bo bar.
Mrs. Ikiss getting lone
th? first t:;
?he went siuh? pili.l.
!nes
?
? : :
pr?tt?
? I was ?
In th<
down
arm.
I
?
?
r my
snd a? ?lid 1. why.
for l
nothing t
it as well
I
with."
Annoying'.
Mr. how are
I'm
afraid we'll lia
this >
Mr
?
?.
.. I .?
A I Note.
?Phi
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