The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-18
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These thugs beiel a, tbs the Ho.el d
Ia Grapd Coueorie q, Nice. They ten
10 show on what a slender thread {
CHARGE is sometimes suspended the mys
ferrous barrier which. 10 poor humanily
mskes oil The difference between lie al
death
The table dbote breakfast 10 the grea
SALES was nearly over. The euelt ba
mostly risen; some to ssunier 10 ia
pleasant grounds, osbers to go 10 thei
rooms TO moke prera'siiorsfor expedition
further sheli. sll alike bent 90 draininl
to the dregs tue cup Of pleasure which II
Nice is always bubbIing to the trim. Bu
At the end OF the long table two groups
sitting nesr each other and similarly com
posed, yet having 10 connection, still liz
gefed over The grares aud peaches, Th'
tall, dark mao. deep in conversation with
Mrs Vanhuysen, the pretty American
widow, was Prince Demetrius Spsndof. y
Russian official high 10 favor with the
Gar, who, having worked hard for eleven
months OF the year at swelling the chain
gangs to Siberia, was spending tbetwelfth
as a oiday IN the sunny South. AT home
IN ST. Petersburg the Prince was a silent
enigma, carrying dread 10 his frown aud
his smile alike. Here in the Riviera be
is cbat'eriug scho lboy, dividing his
time pretty equally between the Casino
at Monte Carlo aud the Offering Of the per.
fectly harmless homage to the fair Ameri
can
| twas the last day Of bis holiday, and
be chance acquaiatsnce which had been
y 10 pleasant for the last few weeks was to
end that afternoon with the Princes
departure northward by the rapide. The
lady must have been persuading him
to ptolong his stay despite the call Of du,
ty. for as she rose aud swept or cefully
toward one OF the open French windows
she said. 10 voice loud enough 10 reach
til, other group:
Only week, it is such short time.
You have been so kind and good sm sure
you could spare me that.
Ths Prince rose also, and following
with his band on his heart made an an
swer.
Madame. yoi ask what is impossible,
and what gives me pain OF the most ex,
quisite nature to refuse. Would that
could remain; but my time is up, aud HIS
Majesty Las need OF me.
want yon q geoi deal more than the
Car dec, said Mrs Vanhnysen. Come
into the garden, PriLcs | must see il
cant upset your determination.
The momsnt she had stepped through
the window, with Spsndofi 10 close atten
dance, the other pair OF lingerers raised
their eyes to each other OF this couple
the man was also tail and distinguished
but be was very fair and his acceot sug'
gested Germsn origin. The ladies an
cestIy might have been Austro-Polieh, but
she lived in the present. 6n for the pres
cut she was entirely cosmopolitan. She
was Of sirgulsr pale complexion, and bad |
large, quietly contemplative eyes. When
Mrs Vanhuysen was not present, the men
staying 10 lhs hotel voted Der attraciye
but the women shrugged til ir shoulders.
rhe man was kro as Baron Kolnitz the
| dy as Nine. Mosetthal and they were
supposed to be bro.ber and lister. AS
mstter OF fact they were not related, and |
their names were quite diff rent, but that
has nothing TO do with story.
They gfzed long and earnestly. The
man was the irst 10 bretk silence.
1t will upset sll our plans # she does
trsyail on him TO stay. he said 10 the gut
rtrsl sccerts OF his race. Who can say
what wCmsn will do2 She may ut her
oul into the job nov at the last moment,
aud ditorsalize everything. Our mission
v aouId then have TO be attempted 10 this
crowded hotel. il we are to give bin bis
qnielus by the 10Th.
The dste matters Ii tie, fancy, 80 long
rs be never sees st Petersburg sgain, said
NJ mo. Mos uib,i.
The Baron fhrugged | j. m elders.
l
You make no allowance for my feelings.
be replied. have planned everything to
a Dieeiy; have spent 500 francs IN squar'
10 the guard OF the rapide, Francois Petre.
10 do cur bidding; our own cape is ar
-snged with certainty, and yet you ask me
o view the over how Of oil tins With cont
.lahasce.
II will be time enough to frnmble when
,snse arises, returned The hdy Fot my
selt, do rot Anticipate any change in the
5rogrsmme. Wouid 1t DO, be veil to re-,
al itnlafe the chief points In it. tow that
sc have an opportunity sbe sdded. gl,ne
ng round The room, Which vas q sertad
afH aAf Wv fAR E~1NP ~ hNt A-I"A
,uisy al disiaat buffet. aud well out OF
astot
kslui'z satisfied Himself Nish seteslihy |
lance 10 the same direcncn. and pioceet
d to euamerate bic points With the gusio I
1 30 atls. sell lsased with his osn de /
SO.
The ,r.in by which the Prince is TO ,
rsfel, be whispered, iesyes here At 80 |
his siterpoon. We also ttsyel by tha, :
sne IL IL. bot al Ar,t noi together We /
riise esrly At the station lud take our 1
ickeis ior Paris. Int We doIoi know eh
TIA you aud l. q
When tte train eomes 10 proceed 10 q
oy soapsrtuent ! may s,lse'. fun or q
mpiy. sli tbs .ams; i does nol matter .
Ihieh. Bot 90 5oa a, this stage every, a
hing depends Til the moneE. d de, q