The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-31
billiards. I'ye bored you enough for one
evening. Come indoors, and I'll promise
you thut you shan't have to complain Of
me any more tonight.
CHAPTER II.

i 40 CHAPTER II. ~ 5t5
| The next morning Charles rose at nine
ard came down to the coffee room to have
his cup OF coffee aud roll. His friend was
not there, but ut that he was scarcely sur
prised, for they had sat up late the pro
vious night. 5.S t.'f
| "T half hope he wont take this maj
journey after all" said Charles to himself
'he wus oil right last night after We camt
in-qulte.his old self again" e.
However, Ernest did not come down
and Charles finished his breakfast alone
Just as he had finished waiter brought
him note. TWAS from Ernest.
DEAR CHARLES: ! am oil for England
Don't forget your promise. Yours,
a.-lT.E ~ ERNEST.
Charles was thundeHtruck. But there
was nothing 10 be done; lie found thal
Ernest had started early in the morning
taking carriage in order not to have io
wait for tine diligence to Pontorsoa. There
was nothing for Charles 10 do but pack up
h!s things and prepare to return to Paris
his little holiday had come to an untinely
end.
Meanwhile Ernest Dumont was ap.
proaching Pontorson, where he intended
taking the diligence. His only Luggage
consisted ofa small valse. lie was silent
during the Journey, to the great satisfac-
ton OF his blue-bloused driver, who was
taciturnity itself. He neither demandeia
RECEIVED one, ~ 80 '."'-'
Although Ernes. had t;me eno,,h n,
his hnnls' ho w. wns i.ver;shlv MS x;o -"
to ret 10 his Destination thnmah I na nuI,.
vaguely knew what flat ,lestinatIon w":
Tie great thing was to get ont Of Fro m""'
| It would be eesicr To endure his m r;",v
when ior nwov ' A'' ''A'A''''
Tie boats and trains fi,.ed wcl, and ,l,a
same day that saw him lcsv" vrnn u h'ae
saw him safely instniln,, in nu,", ha,aI
near Charinv Cross. lie entered his name m,
as Eugene dubois. - 40 '''''''
Once alone lie entirely bc)icd ,be os.
sumcd uayetv which he hid shown wh "a"
last with his ir;ona Ua tbrey h;mseii
into n chair and saamo', ntorlv and W.
tirclv miserable ~ "''" va
Now flat he wns f,r from nj, b;S ;.;o,,,s
he BEGAN 10 iecl Tho want NJ 'thor ~ ''' IT,.
had Voluntarily exna,rIated himself I he
had ;rtentlnnn i,,. n,. b;,ns,,f "i""n NJ
all his old ties Not soul on '. cart i,G h"
kna,r l.nnw where iowns IT,, 10 Us WI Nv
+ lad S heas Eom ,.;, GI ~ iie WIS alone
past, and now That his wish WIS f,,lalIsS
he was more miserable than evr ..' 'u''''''
However, he had enough sense I'm IN
know that The only wnv n nr.vn,t ,;m "a
from dragging nlonc ;nterminahlv wa '." 10
occupy Imself IIe Ind only hoa -, i; w
London once before. sunnose hc woro r.
haya n ,ol;tory rnmh,e9 gnrelv in s ". t.s ~
ritv thnrr mrst he c,mstlin, 10 J a. uu,
his ,houelta ''' '''tAs - e!s' ia"
ia tonl; III. h,, ,,1 ,,s,,1 az. A..
landin" IIaif mrcnns.;n"Si,. I Ia ~ Io " s"e
dnscenJ tho s.a;r, NJ, ,,a.':n ~ ps!l' "
stens rnrai,lIv nnor,h hs " .hnmaES. u" IL '1o',
rc,ci,oI fla l,nd,nn rhon III. NC il"A
other stair. NO "ouso"rana' ." co., . Mus W.
ieli head foremost into Tho nr'r ..' ~ ~
Enrl;sbm,n Who w,s aso.n VI. "'us VI ah
The shork ,.,rr;si ,I,nn ha.S ,o
Ernas, raco;roI ~ Til H. U1'. ~. y'ef 1"a
in the io,l 10 ras h,, AZ" s. -" ,ue tleau
m;nnto. when bo ra,.oraraj L;rassit ioi u
nletelv ho ionnJ Le uas IN ,ha s,r,. eun
roo,n - :" - - '''e '''"'isel
' s.IIora yo,,. % al, r;,h. 81 -, a..
I;shman wv 60 ~ '''1 '''e H''s'
mThnnl- ,or ror. E.,o ,;nn,
all" ~ 'o"' 'eS' " MUG o'NNy' thai
": ..cou,oura.},r :, y, st,;.,,.o .
other nonrng o,t sn,nc hronIl,' ,n sda m sl.e
i've Il - t;,n ~, ~ ao ,on u,"s .Iu 9ilei
hr s tbe;r ns.rs " "o'''ef people con
Roth mon wsr. fn,1 NJ ono,o.;o, +.
each had ho", c,rs,oS u'' nj. app.1 no ,of
whose name was Sarmour w S,r ".s'.'llau,
,hat Ernest was France and nd" ,s a. no En",
the language we'll hc nsed i Ernest N" .ras
more dad linn h. won1I cori.ss H te G WIS
sort II Gonna tr;ot IN thn fr,. mau ~ IN l haI
addressed on cnual terms since rro s ;,au
The two mon nha,,eI ior some na; H1n
iii Finest s,id hr had. M iur,Lns 'i axa.:'.
for tressnass;ro on rho o,bnr,s t;nJ H."ss
ne he was nm;te racovaraJ Howevar .hnn
fonuJ thev were 10Th oo;nn o"t 60 t .i