The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-20

A'lA S4NAf9tl &tl ILlE intention
gong 10 the concert. Il was for the
Princess 10 decide what course of con
duet / was bound "a follow. What did
| care Tor the Doctors report 10 tie
Duke. snail | own nv fuliV} [ ia
really believe was jealous of the Duke
VII.
/ Entering the Concert Room. I found
the Princess alone ON the daiS. reeeivlne
tie company Nervous pyostration
+ had made It lmposS bic for the Prince
+ TO be present. He was confined To his
I bed-caamheT, AND Jhe D1ctoryas in at
tendance ON him.
l bowed to the Baroness. hut she was
too seriously offended with me for de-
clining To take her advice 10 notice nv
SaiuJ&tlOn. Passing into the cOuserya-
tory. II occurred to me that / might he
seen. and possibly suspected. In the in
teTV3i hejWeentue first and second PARTS
oi the programme. when she music no
longer absorbed the attention of the
audience ! went ON and waited out
side on the steps that led ta the garden:
keeping the glass door open So aS To
hear when the MUS Of the second part
or Jhe couc5r, began.
After au interval which seemed 10 he
endless, / saw the Princess approaching
nae.
IvenHned To present myself in the
conservatory.
The Princess was dressed with eN-
quta,te implicitly. entirely inWhjte. Her
3il.3 @ Vti5'.lutlliN We're Whlte roses ma her
@ l.'tl 'lIitI Ia ~ .t'Noll, was aWtd,
',ts S'I'i'' ne IL -diitSS sNgeI smile
G Cl'N'ui 'i-tu me t' venture ut,leue3rcU.
She pointed Ia a footStool which tbe
Baroness had placed f1rder. Are you
an Iaid q me- Ernest. size asked softly.
Her 9iN illelE beautiful eyes rested ON
iilv Nit.id Il i"uN oi e'fto to4F8-emeut. l
nlv ll 't's,t on my A''ees az bef feet SHE
~ "SAI1 = 7 Ms+N ait't.d OK her. IhS,
IL : Hi'tN Use HNtil aii express on, reused
my iuailho4d. Nl own holiness aston
-si-e.! .5 me. 1 aAsN Ntleo' Madam. adore
YOU
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say # To me- '.' ''''
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ed FOR AN ft4t y,fi E1,.. s,,rrit,,.i ~.
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me this 3ctre~S-.his sf,,,,s,,-,,-},.,t -.
Shr.-.s pretty. I,ft ti,r.."
The Baroness WAS ulifa r,fs..l,ta,.-,.s
enough to have .ii-, .I+5.',.sI ~. -,
impression. prevalent ah1rt fns GnI,r+
that WAS i'm love with Jeanne. al
tempted 20 explain. The gracious Priu-
ress refused 10 hear me.
DO YOU think doubt youy" sine said
"DisGuEtr hy me. could Won waste
q look on person In H1, rank of I;fey"
She laughed softly. as If the more he,
of such "a thing amused hfr. Iwas only
for "a moment. her thoughts took = new
contaminated tine unctr-
tain future. ~How is tins ia epde" a.
asked. Dear Ernest. We arr mt in
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