The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-30

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eonli huA frnain ans lnnFsf. SHE mnss
~ home. AMI ~. with some diillrnliy, /
rni h~r and her nother ~ NV carriage,
till the eoarl,mah {, drive them hofns.
and mse<lf WALKED quickly u Ianl's
lodgings.
liz had arrived before me, AMI was nj.
really writing when entered his rooin.
"OI course" he sAi.l, NJ he cav me, and
came toward mr. with both hands unt.
SWITCHED, "you, my deMr friend, will
Anaiss mc. II In impossible ~ III any.
thing but Tight Even Alice could hot
make me alter my conviction upon that
puint the insult Was ~ public.
Suppose you leave the country !
suggested.
Then / should have Ia give mp Tie
appointment aud Alice, too. M, my
dear fellow. am n Frcnchman, ana l
must tight: and you muat arrange mat.
ters for me. II lie shoots mo, IL cannot
b. helped; ii shoot him, shall have
shot the biggest sconndrcl In Paris. /
beg Won ~ call upon Laroqnierc 10.
night have already discovered his
address Here IL ID.
hut must you really Aghtg II In
suicide 70 light with professional
dnclist."
"Ah, he said, shaking his head, ~
am afraid Il IL suicide; Int I must light;
40 please don't try aud persuade me Tint
/ need not. And l will fight, ton, No
soon m possible. You can arrange
everything for tomorrow morning. /
must have the matter over. IN u day or
two might b. coward"
by his looks he implorcd mr. 10 go 70
IlAroqniere; and. constituted m French
society Wa Il that time. ! Ind no other
course open 10 mo than 70 10 ~ liz
wished.
III Monsisng come from n. Paul Fer.
rand, said nan.acrvaut when In
quireL whaA@ could ~ his muster.
M LArOqaf1go llas scnt ID nv that liz
has not yet IN ths opera. liz has, how
oyer, Hent this pcncilcd note. which
IN g. give - the gentleman who comes
from Nj. Ferrnpd."
torc open tho missive. II contained
two oards. Que bearing the tiame Of tile
duclikt, mud tho second TINT oi NJ. Fer
nand DelarAie, Hue vivicnne H. Ger.
eAinly II VIVA MI of. hand way III ncqunint.
ing mo with tho name aud whereabouts
0f LASOQuicre'a secpud; but. m wished
10 pick no quarrel, l walked on 10 tic
Ruc Vivienne, and III 1 few minutes waa
ushercd into tlle presence ri M. Dclnrnie
himself THIS worthy was young man.
aged about -, and dr. sacd In the very
extreme VI fashion. His rnilles were
immaculate. and most Numerically
arranged; his lace handkerchief was
stepped Ia essences; liis gloves, which
lAy On the tabio--for he Ind unly Just re-
turned. NJ Laroquiere's request, from
the op~fa-~were small snd d.licnte; hin
fingers werc covered with valuable rings,
and tho bunch VI gold seals depending
from his fob WA unusually brilliant. Me
did not strike mr. ~ appearing particu-
lArly wnrl,ke; but nevertheless, after for.
mslly salnting mr, hs Vi 0nO0 touched
upon the object u my visit; aud before
! Ind leon tan minutes Ia Lis company
hal arranged 10 meet FcfrAnd mud my.
sAf ~ : certain spot, dear 70 dnclists u
the time, Ut m early hour nrxt morning,
and " bring l1aroqnicro With INN.
Il don't think ~ shall nscd sur.
go0n, hc sAid 10 ~ quite ailably III
parting: "bnt, II You please, you can
bring one. In his last affair my princi.
pal slot his man through thA temples.
and he died immediately. | sincerely
hope. monsieur, that your friend IL ~
clever.
"ConiounA tho isllow r. Mid n my
sell ~ left the house and sought thu
rrsldsncO VI my own medical man. ~
MN afraid poor ferranl Ii not such a
consnmmatc murderer NJ Laroqnicrc.
After seeing tho surgeon, 10 whom
briefly explained matters, called upon
Mi. ltac. 6he waS doing her hest "
comfort her daughter, who wns Iii the
| greatest possible distress. Are they
| going 10 fight Z" Nhe asked me.
My dear Alice / Haid, they arc.
! have done my best 70 dissua.l. Paul /;
but he says, and l am obliged to agree,
that lac must fight. Let Nm hope for the
best. He has = sure ego Ind u stpa4ly
Land, and no has right on his side. The
other man II sconndrcl. Aud you
must remember TINT poor Paul In not
~ Englishman. II / were he, would
not tight; but, ~ il Ii, tho matter can.
not be overlooked, and, indeed. every.
thing II arranged.
"You Afe 70 l,s with himi'' said Mm.
lsAe, looking N white ~ sheet