Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-16

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~Who is thisf" he demanded of the
plump figure in his arms. No answer.
"Who is itf" he repeated. you'll not
get out of this until you tell" Still no
answer, but a struggle in the darkness,
the plump figure trying hard to get away.
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equal lack Of response, but this time q
resounding slap in the face from hand
that wss doubtless pretty, but which hit
with decided force, was the reward of the
questioper.
He was put on his mettle at once "You
think you'll get of unknownl Well see
about thatl" he exclaimed. "I've q de-
vice that'll work, think" And then,
after silent and determined struggle, he
caught little bit of the lady's right
cheek between his teeth and bit it-not
badly so as to break the velvety skin, but
sufficiently hard to leave mark which
be knew could not disappear for day or
two. Then he released his unknown
prisoner, and she fed like the wind along
the passage, disappearing in some room
impossible to locate in the darkness.
The next morning the gentleman with
q mystery to solve came down to break
fast early. No ladies had yet appeared,
but at his table were one or two intimate
male friends, and to them he confided the
story of his adventure in the night, re-
lating also the means he had taken to Sc
cure the Identification of the unknown
lady. The most intense curiosity at once
prevailed at the table, and the advent of
the ladies was awaited with an impotence
scarcely to be controlled. Five minutes
later the door opened and the belle of the
hotel entered demurely, glided across the
room, and seated herself for breakfast.
Eager eyes followed her, and, as her face
was fairly exposed, there was q sensation
among the gentlemen. Upon her right
cheek was strip of court plaster an inch
long! The excited men exchanged
elances and whispers and smiles. The
mystery was solved early. But just then
another lady entered, this time dignified
matron. As che seated herself there was
disclosed upon her right cheek piece Of
court plaster identical in appearance with
that upon the face of the belle! Another
and another lady entered. Upon the right
cheek of every one of them appeared q
piece of court-plaster. The tables filed
up and not lady at one of them but wore
court. plaster on the right cheek! And
then the gentlemen looking confidently
Tor q revelation wilted. They compre-
hended the situation. The lady who had
been captured in the night had confided
her extremity to her friends, and they had
come to the rescue to outwit male hu-
msnity. They had succeeded, too. The
discounted men at that particular table
knew that beneath one of the many
pieces of court-plaster in the room were
hidden the marks of teeth, but which WAS
the identical piece of court plaster they
could not tell. And they never learned.
st. Louis Repnblioaa-
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Brown University, vss net ct the Union
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