The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-16

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He fingered and heard the icomdn's cLed,
roice reply.
They walked near him. evidently
thinking the piazz unoccupied and in sc
remote corner Of the house, perhaps
with view 10 taking possession Of II
themselves. Lawrence brought lis feet
down from the rail at once and started
up. He thought he would 20 cwar. bu.
the man was talking angrily TO his com
panion, and 1t seemed that he Wis
threatening the woman. Lawrence did
not care to become an eavesdropper, yet
at the same time he was not the man &c
run away and leave woman in any sort
OF danger.
Helene" the man was saying. 'Ol
why did you do it? Why did you GOMEZ
Why didn't you stay away as told you?
You don't know what you have done, and
you have made me angry"
1t was not SO much the words them.
selves but the cold calmly angry way in
which they were spoken that made Law.
renee know what they meant. He lin
gefed AMI heard the womans clear voice
reply:
Il know what you have done. I know
you have fallen in love with the woman.
It is something you have no right to do. /
warned you, and you did not heed the
warning. Philip Davaris you know Why
came. You know what you must do. You
know that you must go away
It all seemed pain to Lawrence ti.e:..
Davaris was man VINO Tad some coi...ec-
ton with this servant, a man VIC carried
on lowaffair with this woman. yet Jared
to love Gladys Montague. He had dill
Guilty in holGiny a.mse.f hlck, bu. feei-'
ing came upon him to leap tie railing at
one jump and confront the Greek AID ac-
cGse MIN Of tais.
There is some great mistake, / feel coz
WINGED, Helen. And know now what You
mean when you say must go away, and
that know what must do Oh, cannot
do it There was note of sorrow in his
voice, but Lawrence in his excitement
totally failed to observe it.
1T seems to me that you grow more
chicken hearted as you grow older" said
the woman with sneer. when you were
in Greece, you were not so scrupulous."
do something2" muttered Lawrence
under his breath. Some plan for robbery
evidently. He must look into this.
You are Greek" she continued. Il
am Greek. These years you have spent
| in this country have made you turn into
an American. You do not remember your
duty to your dead father. Instead what
| do you dor Look at me II you can while !
| tell you. You fall in love with woman,
| you are crazy after her. you play TO Ter
on violin, you look into her eyes and
utter her name. It's then that zyoa see
me, IL is then that you remember every
thing, ard you drop your violin and come
to me. Before you leave me tonight
mall make you promise"
They came near the piazza, and evident
ly seeing that some one was already
there, Or perhaps smelling Lawrence's
cigarette smoke, they continued on their
way down the walk leaving very much
| perp!exed man on the piazza
1t didn't take him long to make up his
mind that something very much to the
disadvantage Of Gladys was being con-
cocted. And he wondered how he was tc
let her know Of it. Hecouldnt very well
march up to Gladys, or Mrs. Hamlyn, for
v that matter, and blandly say, This man,
your guest at dinner this evening, is now
having a clandestine meeting with SER
want girl They are planning something
very much to your disadvantage in some
way, Itell you this that you may know
what 10 co to thwart them. Cut this man
Davaris and discharge your servant at
once
This, Of course, was what he would have
liked TO have done, but on serions thought
he reflected that 1t might be taking a
good desl for granted, aud Gladys would
think that bis jealousy had made him
slightly crazy on this question Of Davaris,
and lis attention TO the said young woman.
Atany rate heNresolved that he must Keep
a good watch on the actions Of the Greek.
OF course he did rot mean TO play the spy
OF anything Of that sort, but II anything
came under his notice, like theevening'e
episode. for example, he would make the
most Of III
The man was an adventurer, without
doubt, and it was his duty 10 expose him
as soon as possible. The r,an-Lvell,
the woman was quite another natter. and
\ ITO be Continued