Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-01-12


not surprised 10 hear her voice commences,
although tremblingly and timidly. Each
one inspired tho other. She soon was Oh
livious TO every thing but her singing and
that wonderfully sympathetic accornpani-
mcnt
Fairfax's triumph was perfect.
When The song was ended neither spoke
3 word, hat each understood the other.
Tears stood in her eyes, aud even his eyes
were moist-hard hearted man who used 70
declare that nothing had made him wecp
since he was boy of .welve. As for
Dolores, the orbs Of that little creature were
filled with pearly drops, while near by on
the floor lay Max, with whom she had been
playing, sorrowfully regarding his new
mistress emotion.
Tele mamma, You did make me cry"
Baid the child -.-........- ..--...--...
Whereat, they both went TO her, her
naive innocence having changed their tears
"You poor little dearl' calculated Fair
fax, tossing her up IN his arms. Ibid she
make you cry. Well, she did make me cry.
NOo. But look ont Of the window and see
the steamer passing by. That is the Mt.
Desert She 4 late today
So, from one topic 20 smother, the two
went ON, regard less Of the moments fast
slipping by, until .hc doep-toned clock on
tho mantel-picce struck fiya Fairfax
started, looked up and said
"How forgetfnl am II Is tho hour ap-
pointed with my aunt Ter a drive. BY the
way, may bring her 10 ofl upon youi''
"Ccrtainly, with pleasure" answered the
fTipePss. Has; -. No. (. odDsso, 49,, -.
would have been surprised at icr own gra-
aaInI and fsHINI "A
swat one moment" ADDED she as he
turned 20 60. "Here Is your song Have
you timei ! will just hum it for you. II you
like, said she, with absence OF false mod
osty.
\ wish you woubd ''--..--. ,r.-.--se.----a
He had learned that this girl must be
dealt with, as she treated otherB-plnlnll,
ara honestly. When She finishedhe turned
Cayly toward her. with the REMARK; - ~
"Really, had no idea II would sound 50
well. Why, u isnot so bad, after air. ~
"No'' she roturnol laughingly. u think
II very sweet
snow said he, suddenly turning toward
her, ''what Gm ! 10 call YOU, / am known
here as Arnold Fox. That is not my real
name. have CONS 10 tlda island for quiut
and prefer 70 remain ~ p.ognitO for cartain
reasons best known u mysclfn
This gave hor l3op-hole Of escape. She
lAughingly replied; II
''WelA II y-i give fictitious name win
follow sui l am known as Madamoiselle
Mana nc.hefort"
'ilop Jour Mam'sclle Rochofortr mock.
ingly said Fairfax, with polite bow.
"bOnjour, Monsieur Fox % reialiated she.
IS mocldngiy but more gracefully.
he dAparied, leaving Max behind him.
blanche hulsried after him, saying;
"Aiadnm0iscllo wants mo 70 say you have
left your dog"
'lilanchc. toll hor l hive hidden him
watch tie little girl He win not leave her
until ! tell him 10 do 80. As purpose never
70 tel him this, madoinolsellc can draw her
own infercncai "a other words, Max is
Doiorcs'r
30 osaylng, be FASTENED 10 Glen Gore, his
brain IA q whirl Of excitcment He was al.
most Wild with Joy But that iron win kept
lda ieQlingo under control. His victory Asns
phenomenal Even IA HIS widest lreaias
10 had scarcely hoped for any thing ap-
T. |
Not cno move Of hls he'd beokHrong Not
q plan lnl fsllod. He, the abduct tor nf ihe /
PInfass, d iotn otrhnyer 10 hor. vas yot
|rpniod a. nn od and dtnr friend. Pierre
lppenrpd no ono cr DO thing % lnierforc Il
ne ifaaf with hlp nlsNes II she aid npi (
lQu fell ln lofn With him. she encfcf would.
iIe keew Az ana know 700 thnl fhis was
N |ssl ~ won ~ qnly Qhansci aud thia
|ofn'It1e he|ne1 " nerve h|n . hls best