New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-22
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Can you suggest a better move NJ lie Marie
lie only shook his head he was becoming too i'm
patient for critcism-he really wanted now to see
the end. moved with more elaboration in con-
sequence. keeping his eyes Iivetted on my hand
have been the Marie himself; the other was Mere
Denise. | played my nh m owe. as Marietta ie-
appeared and leaned on the back of my chair.
p. Q; checks, from Blacks K. before his r.
"A forced move, NJ lie Marie will admit. Well,
cberc Gmie, and my lemonade
Do you mesl to say that Toinette did not bring
i in, after all my pains in making i'll You shall
have il directly
And out she few, leaving the door behind her
ajar; of course. by accident. | admired her pres
ence Of mind, but felt as If should break down,
unless could mOIsten my throat. VI. lie Mare
made gloomy sign for me 10 continue; he was
getting little sulky with failure.
played the sixth NOV c.
25. Q. rctircs 81. ard h had but move
cheeks.
And then, as heard dog bark, hurried on to
% Kt. . SO. before Black X.
Now, NJ lie Marie, You must consider what
there Is to be done. Your chances have dwindled
This seemed to nctte him. and he remained
thoughtful for 50 long that Marietta had time to
more delicious burst not meet her eyes. but |
had just the stimulus / wanted, and was ready
for my adversary eNu.taut exclamation.
3. checks q from her 81 sq.
Tho game is not lost yet. madcmoisclic.'
AL is lost but honor. NJ lee Mare
played the ciGbti move.
r. clears . sl and checks.
All, par crewp'er
lie was utterly coHfOundcd now. aad admitted
thai hn had Llt one move
followed With the ninth.
=. @ retreats 1 81. and K. 20 his B. i.h Sic
And now, ". Ic Marie. for tho finishing stroke.
forc~een through an these c..htscn changes
-. X. Kt z. So. add Mate
Tie ctock struck ten int tie Marie seemed 70
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Over tne N-".r -ln'' .t.Wa.'t'G thereto py th3
' " interest c .- ~ IdrG'tc' VINO PIol'-7ed
aAr nag Hi 'et ttt.d ~ ' '"I,' 't.oI' u anyone
could find 0ut th1 missing gir", % To'l9 De u. he
watched him ponder AMI puzzle ana asked quc5-
tion-, which from anyone else ne would have
Thought intrusive but from her lips could only
charm.
". ie Cure lctt his backgammon and came 10
look 30 the pioh!ein anu perhaps - take the co4-
v"i ''n into "'7 own .'uo'; ioI Adr!c'le PTdtte
sdi sided soon 3ityI tI1;.
The t,yO gentlemen held much discussion over
L.a5urlOuIll, aud ls came. which would take
too .uu- I'.aie even il could remember II DNJ
of the conclusion OF that mcmorabc evening have
rather has record. being thoroughly tired out. /
oaly know That when, the str,us Of she church
c.JC.. at length reused II. .e Marie both to sense Of
his duty and TO Che lI-lt OF tmc, he had only. to
open Che door Of the salon. and there was his
equipment. civil ana military JUST where he Aao
LETT DO some AO'T1 BEFORE rs II the image on the
mirror had never been
AHcts ADVENTURES through tAt l-oohIuG-''a''
were >mootA-Sailn2 compared wan ny chess
DIR ans that night and l haze had d dread or chess
ever since. Eleanor found me 50 ieyerish IN the
morning that 4 WAS ordered 20 Keep my room; and
IL not tI late I'D the day that Marcttc was al
Ir.g l. i ID O. d"
The town was full ~ strange reports she wills
pcrcd. and ueighb0r- had been running ~ and ont
with s'ore' al, the morning each one more I'M
pottaut tA'4 ne 'thaT' ne rear lac's' as lai as
she gathered them. were these Two citizens OF
Irois Ltoiles returning home The evening before,
had suddenly encountered VI lee Marc, IN iul dress,
emerging from the wood. They had made an at
tempt TO address MN. so rs l., explain WAY lhey
were so late; but ne "Ecl ms cane IN 80 dutHoTI-
NM, aup !.L uI i Eo - o,or,4,1 for ~. +bo;-
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pei M IT, ne uu'A UIt j. 'I', t 10 Dt ,t' i,
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tance lHtIe m!--V nave Gech iuO.g- LoI'D5 ~
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help bu. all the %ora AEsW t!at VI 'e I".Te WyG
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no ~, ti, TO town
Another sloIE W2' SIJ7 I'T,'C, u'',I ~ W. VIC
same iuySrc-t' ~ '"IlLTc I , Wv t -
Hco't I'D tIY9 - nav .,' ga. ~ ~ t
precious IT l't So"t lju a. ~, , .U
~ n, l LII ro ,,' }r rbotn ori,
u..In tlr world "a, everybody knew was TO look
after poor Louol. was sent into the wood. we'll
ch1,tited 10 hunt for her under pain Of worse
penalty. The little GIRL crying and frightened at
being alone when il was getting dark was sud
denly confronted by q somebody in 4 cloak and
can who told her To dry her eyes, and 90 home 10
her gr9utmothcr and she would find her goat tied
IN a tree m the end of the uath-whieh proved 10
lac I'M. cl., And Madame Perrin having scolded
Tho chill we'll for t.lin, such n storv could not
holm tsr n ,1in i'm tbe morning 70 ali She knew
AMI tba alc IF tLe ty, valiant citizens came lust