Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-01-25
madame. for Gods -.

Madame. for Gods sake j,
-, 20 40, ! am stoae blind. and l., u's VA!
the danger before us The 49,. cannot =
give me for risking your l,ssa ooa Lsd T.
1t was Indeed irving .;.
vance was impossible, and ,, - tod
great danger for a blind - tum hsi,
frightened women No bnma man and W.
habitation was In sight as being rr
descending. and help a1,Kiisss rr
what shall We dor was n. . aeas
Reai IN the eyes Of the three minute my nuts y
10 spend the night on the Tn,aoarlunsta
the intense cold. without ia mountain, i
ger from highway marauS. 10 q d.
dreary prospect. uoes w
"Oh, that | had been Will.
quietly at home during carnias % Es
cried Margery. dolefully IVA vstf
How dared you run such
In Undertaking to drive US NV s1 NJ
mountain when you cannot :, aown Il.
before your facet" asked Mrs "a ines
nantly. OF the now abject Old &c. lndis
Lady. ! earnestly beg v5m.
undeserving though am IN tn Paftn,
all mine; NJ. Joliceur Is M, g. ~ - Iault h
grandson, Paolo. was to have Ar. sme
over to Mentone. but last nich e''sen ln
man offered him twenty frasn ns genlls
Cannes instead. Psolo had 10 " gob
week that TO. BOB would win the -. M l's
the Marsac lottery; twenty f, s p.'s u
needed to buy the series cop,a;n,s w
BOA. Paolo let himself be temn,aa ag NJ
am worse than he-I. with 49, out
hairs. who ought to be tellin, ny shlls
In corner. instead Of driving ny eaa
hills as ! used to long ago. H., 's ~ 's
mia. the delight OF feeling tho ~. o'gn'n
in my facet ' MOVING
so you let Paolo go to Cannes 49,,
risked our lives for paltry twen, sI -. !oa
for one OF those ubiquitous lo,, "saa
tool exclaimed Mrs. Lee ''nss
"Yes, madame, I'm very v,et.a :,
man Paolo drove away from n. I' ~
c9ur remise this morning with mi. -, ~
rage. On the way to your bo,si III =,
his place. with little Jeannot IN MIA. D'i
The road after La Turbie is usnsllv ~.
and quiet as a country lane. so la ,s ..''
not off there, as his mother Is III In ~
tage near by. These horses And H..
steady heads and are at home on ,bss.
roads. All. mel old Brix, the kiua !,
drivers on the Riviera, has lost his r,'..
now and proved himself an old r ,I
But. madame. the demand for men =.
great; these carnival days make fool, a.
villains OF us all have never played, i.
rogue before, and. the blessed Madonn.
helping me, | will not do it again"
I'm the meantime we are 10 STAY has.
on the mountain tonight, ca ching N,
death Of cold. if no worse fate oyer,Is.
us, said Margery, hopelessly.
els not that the sound OF bor..
hoofs?" suddenly interrupted old Bi,
whose ears were sharper than thoss !,
people blessed with sight
The old man was right, and presently,
horseman was seen approaching At ,
spanking pace round the brow Of the hill
1t was Sydney Neal. who aad rddsl
across the valley as Mr. Toggey had ID
vised. and by inquiring at La Turts
had followed the carriage, instead Of CON-
ing to meet it, as he had at first planned
| 1Hoi SSiy SPi oh6 ioi waiu W utet LIZ
with welcome as eager as il be had tesn
an old and valued friend for years. After
ward only. she blushed little at ID.
memory of how she had seized bis arm
with both her hands, and begged him to
contrive some means of rescue,
With mans nerve. cool head ui
fortunately sharp eyes. it was no very
difficult matter to unharness the horsea,
turn the carriage round, by the united
efforts of the company, reharness and 70
back to the first comfortable lodging ia
the night.
Thanks to the Intervention Of the big
stone. Sydney Neal was enabled to as
sumo in one short hour the role be 50 COZ
steG, that of protector and friend. to The
beautiful girl he had learned to love
Old Brix escaped the punishment be de-
served; nay. worse, Neal was weakly IN
dulgent enough to send the old fellow
favor. to wear at his wedding with Ai'
gerry, three months ter.-Lucy Dlake IN
Frank Leslie.