The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-09-07
STORY OF A MANS HEART.
Written by Alexandra Dumas. English
Adaptation by Emile Dufais.
CHAPTER; IL Continued.

CHAPTER I.-C"n:tnueh.
A lew Weeks -tiilrru 20. l..ricn t.
put his affair, in order. - tax. the
daughters place and walk beside Mon
sIeur Duclo- IL the old fat her. bowed
in sorrow and despair followed hi
Wifes remains 10 their last resting
place. for Madame lnlclr- had never
raised her head after M,drl.inc'-
flight. and to rXcrutc hi la, will and
testament. for !.ucicn realized y it,
fullest extent til. ri-!; he would taxi
when he entered the land f the still
cttO, bent upon ..eculing !. vengeance
that must betray it-cli in every motion.
in every glanca. II would be very pos
hiblc that Angelo should kno" quite as
we'll how to guard his p.undtr IT. he Gi
70 remove II from under tie very eyes
of tn" lover. And yet iInw wuuld h.
ever know that I.t,rl"n Bart utlnInv was
standing in from, of him about 10 rai-,.
an aycnyinY arm to -trik" him down
with the force of ii th,;n't"rh IT.
His own mother would huFr had diff
ficu.ty to see in this pale. s'noot E-iarcd.
white-hairrd man the specimen Of
glorious manhOni she had Irft behind
her. - Ion" Is Madeleine did not
hear his voice. she. too. would never
dream that this was the man She had
so deeply w:onycd. 20 lightly ahan-
doncd. She had only known the beard
cd face: she had ~ kn,wlri1 of III"
countrnanrc that lay beneath the
beard. His plan wa. therefore. 70
follow boldly after the fllgitiyr> with
ont mcditating any further di-|ui-r
than that which nature had provided
for him.
Bu' il proved 10 b. no easy task -
Turning TO Italy. !.ivcrin, had tray
cicd under an assumed name. and Il
month elapsed before I.uc"n was tna-
hird to discover his whrrcabout- but
hi, zeal and intelligence. triumphcd ut
last Angelo and Madeleine were
traced from Venice to Florence, from
Florence to Rome. and from IL mo ,
Napic-. Here they di-ap, cared 30
com llctcly that Iucicn Wa- quite per-
suadcd that they had lrt, the city hS
water probably taken passage for
America. BY this time tn, new scene,
and new faces. ilir glory of Italian
ski, and the melody of the Italian
Tongue. had begun to work Il change in
Lurlrn. Strange fate that had led
him into Il land which was serving 10
,agGravatt rather than rli" his mal;.dy:
TO. at times. with :: desire. nat knew
no mounds. he ycarnr.. t'r The, dnrk-,' y.'d
'Ch ii,i who had been ~liatch"d away from
him. and who now in hl;, pilgrimage
through this Sfuth ianl W,ulH fit -
delightfully."- in his pocI and scholar,
Cr"ri.
while wandering about the streets
orc evening. ptrrinT into every face.
mc:l-urng every form that pr >,~cl him.
H. etrull"d into Il wine shop and ~;.t
at # n,.,
,trlil, L SIN thcrrd cry of rag" escaped
his ip%. Angelo l.i.rr,nn had entered
thu place in rnmnan; with >rVt.'::l
fr!vn''~. and taken seat, AT An hc;'
table. The houl. was late. -\E-cio
:.rd his roinranioa~. although alrral!
lnl:t.ltd with liquor. ~uin'ns n'u tn"
k"",a.'r of the wife HOP. and nui-ilN
q, iu,iru to he served at once. The
man. apparently afraid les: the good
name rt his place would >u!'r.' NON.
III: ont br,:,h OF :: midnight ni':,wl
vtiniy cndravcrrd I, quiet tn m and
con .ntrd ut last to furnish them with
WIG.
Sing. Sing. Angelic" r,'i.,i The oih IL
cr>. :,.ld in compliance ." it ii th,. .,r ..i:,nt!
Iilrrinu lc; ont hie glorious voice tn
II, fullest ,iiam.-,n |, W., M. |" more
Tender and Sympathetic 10y tHr glow
III } Nhltl The wine had -. his soul.
and Il, I.urirn listen ID his heart for ~,
instant -o.tcncd against this, hated ri
~. and he cpnlprt hrn,ird what = Wnr.U
of difference thee Wa, bet the
np"utnnuu~ melody OF the spoken Nn.r.'
amt the ii 'l'r:ou~ ~Wtrtrt>, rf SONG
with It's my ~tcr:uuS pnWrj' II urh the
sn:t!- rf muria}S. and he saw hrw poorly
r.UipI,rd he h;ld gone iHtu loves :!">'n,:
IL T. ,mrartI VT An., q.
sill listening. his heal -anN upon
hi~ breast. ard Il dj-app 'ir1,nrnt ;,
deco and 50 t"34i.'.tt .l.lrd his heart
that il ~cHrc Il, i! h. mus, Iii there
and die. and that ~ hi; >n;ll winged il.
WY h"Hvriwagd Angeles voice wM3l@
h" y ,hr, Il upon it like :: r'.c ~tiul balm
and al the hur: from :hr to-. low
Wuiiid he healed.
1t spite 81 the cl,trra,;c, 81 I've pro
pIlrtp.. TIE rrvcicr- urw went from
h.u ~ worse. and i seemed Il ii tEril
vran.liug mast soon brine about Il de
scent Of the police agents. One. ritt.r
with inilturu Y sage AND wild tongue
S}Nunorc Angelo Ia I'M Il IrNt bt