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she treated Simon Felix well enough. To

sbe treated Simon Felix we'll enough. To
| which had nothing to answer.
mot OF Wick DE- SsE
| even here received news OF all that was pass
Of Of messengers which would quietly ha,6
aroused suspicion in thc nelgn,a1rlmE Tow
BY by' what channels news came .But como It
| did, and at all hours of the day In this way
heard Of the 3, La ns 81 ana I
Tor its relief NJ. do Rosny communicated these
matters to me without re ,tSr enSaGTg nv
f,dence such as might well have hattered d
man OF greater Importance. .....,.
going OF messengers But one evening rec
Turning from the chase with ono OF the keep-
down Nae crirpled doe / was SURPRISED to Ind !.
stra 20 horse. which had evidently been
ridden fSs hare yaT and Fri Shcsc s'' @a
learned that man believed by the grooms 10
lie from Blois, had lust arrived, ana was cos
otei with the Baron. An event so far out a
the ordinary course Of things naturally arc sea
my wonder. but desiring to ayo,d nny anna
become the most vulgar OF vices. ! rrrraine,,
from entering the house. and REPAIRED instead
heated 10 tns MY yb blood chilled With ridni; E"tro,Le
page came 20 rae to fetch me :" ms mnsier
his ig ro"m. W With u micn Of SO mitch Is9tiSG
and nc a iace disieured By SO mrcn grief, ant
sr nr f 's d not on f nsaS h acs s2
assure myself thHt son, sthin6 hrendnl n,5
had been brought into the room; NJ. d, E~.uy
pointed abruptly to small pi" s.. OF nal
took this IN and read its conteiits, which .. 10.
sisted Of less than score Of words .r.
leagues ns IS sea 9TH Of or "a snncns Come aai
Who" said stupidIy. though ! nesAn C
NJ Dc Kosny turned to ne he h tc@rs tTf%
!. Co. IN r., Ut
May He spare h m to France. which ned;
him; to tho Church; and TO nae. win 10y" MIN,
he sunk on to q stool. and remained with his
1ss hdS %It, in sr hi hands his broad ;" der"
Geme s' air.: said. after pause of sorrow
and DISNEY. "Whllo there is life there is hope"
,n.atS1 de nG Sns vnrE al Fr ~ %%o
ed, called. and chosen the Joshua ~ his PEE
him and be embraced by him as has happenea
a hundred timcs Remember., thu Ntn; .. Ma
yarre 10 strong hardy and young ana no
I'M Mo RI ii. de Rosny cried looking m
Still from that moment he rallied. srrrrod. |
think. by the thought that I'll" kinS Of
ds Mornny whom h was er 1el
regard rs his rival. lie began to MAX" in >tant
preparations for departu,1,,e from hos M 4nt
need Of me: The danger q - Sreeiy a return
Eicomte dc Turennes's vengence awaited me.
occurred to mo SO strongly that | ventured.
though with little shame. to mention II.
But NJ. de Rosny, after gazing at me a moment
in apparent doubt. put it aside. W 18th degree
Of peevshness unusual in him. and pressed on
his arrangements as earnestly as though they
did not include separation from wife equally
loving and beloved
Having few things to look to myself. way
at leisure next morning to observe both the
courage with which Nine. de ltoSnv supported
her sorrow. for the sake Of France" and tho
Wire. lifted for once above herself. lavished GU
her: Iseemed to stand-happily in one way,
and vet the feeling was traught with pain
outside these familiar re- ations. and, making
my adieux a. short and formal as possible
that might not encroach on other and MOI"
sacred ones. was surprised as rode under
the gateway little ahend OF the rest nv some.
before me- Catching it before it could lie 20
the ground. saw with infinite establishment
that held n tiny velvet how.
70 look up at the window of the rnrior. which
have said was over the archway. was my
first impulse. / did so. nd met mi dem oisellc
eyes for second. and a second only. The
next moment she was gone. and N. de Rosny
came gathering through tho gate the servants
behind him. and We were on the road.
10 he continnedJ