The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-01

81 intrust to your care LADY: Who ha. risked
peril 0 and ,ss Esfs Il tss S 80 or
second. and then without spp .,y.g passed
on. madame and Fanchstte 1o, r WI cher her N
Simon o' who By my direction had blown The
embers OF the flre into blaze 80 ss partially
.S saS T1e aa seemed Afraid
my. eye. and owing to the scene i,s at which he
bad just assisted or to the onsauGnt ON .ns
eyinced greater restleesness than had lately
observed In him. / did not doubt his fidelity.
der al had to give him were elm pie enough,
This is what you have got to ado do sal S.
my hand already on ant tns seSur re this door be
Maghan. Whom he applies lot bin IL with
take his men as aoon as the coast is clear and
guard the King OF France TO the castle. Bid
him DO brave Ard wary Tor MS l''e VIII answer
Simon mo nodded. and fearing, lest the Provost
Marshal should make good hie wop on ana no appp
A dozen angry voices hailed my appearances,
and that with so much violence apd impotence
hearing. the Enaves threa tenine, me II would
not instantly open. and persistlng TINT l
sS.f at AZ length sS ased tRsn %Gfss
notS he e, sn nIabt tdr net
there has been cancelled BY the King Ing,
N o. but V will be. When Che King sends for
you to- morrow morning" retorted. ut which i,
he looked somewhat moved; d M9Wessr'i WI.
his ioIioW wfee' FIRST that YOU viii ist
I fV Giving ny you III my parole to come with you
quietly that & numbssr . one one" s.,a mora civil
ly VIII have enc NO r DIGESTION to that: ~
to SSsse nl: mH cSs T nSt new sSsd
Intlp md
.Tpt tut y he rsPiisd = want you to come
Then draw " your men back to the stairs
said. And II you keep terms with me- VIII
uphold YOU TOMORROW sf y yHar wifi DruSr
you H Know VINO Gs' Vii eaaier may
remark Tqf y. well me mu "nd as Il t ths
intended it should should. Without Raising any Oh
joction he ordered his men to fall back and
guard the stairs. while on my side began to
The matter was not to be concluded. how.
ever. without q wrangle. for Bruhl,s rascals. In
ne rss1oy
flight OF stairs whence they could both see ana
be seem refused to withdraw; and even en- ms ,as
already heated by delay. laid about him with
hn ms exsrv prospeea OF Very pretty mSde the
end OF which It was impossible to foresee..
ana ooston might be made
iit which was to see the matter out
pennt Gn The f P1oSast hs
s saes witt # fl ns RSoss 7n %sSs @
eivsn him at chss and u.hed WIN passion
OF the single torch which remained. In ono
respect he had rroGtsd BY his present patron , NJ
ma9nifcsnce. But / have always remarked
this about dress. that while a shabby exterior
not hs S .Re
bow. he recolied with so much haste and 50
iic ei was himself startled. and, only held his
ground on my saluting him and declaring my Y
s sS1 look The link which
have our ,throatss cut in the confusion -.
ding FresDoy s' and Els men who remained
op us at without ade They
inclined. however. to dispute our progress: re;
plying to his inyeetiyes with tests and
ana ana respset Tor Brah whoss at
p pear eG for monent at loss what to DO and
seemed rather relieved than An5 20 Ghen
0eFffe You can bring his men to reason" he re-
to sS S IF p ss @
ys sniy.e Watchiul look only and drawing his
down down at G me With disdSin. which iii
however. both the triumph he telt and the
hopes Of venesanee he entertained; was h es
track ed his wife hither or was merely here IN I,
pursuance OF his general schemes. and to this
could to what l was to attribute his presence
here afraid ftay to, to 9ef
have ony your 2ena ve91er rGt a
lam greatly obliged to you" he answered
with aevsh smile DO mot net tn
hep De %y yca % rstOrted not that was upa'
Which underlay the words. but that. fully ex-
Rectng them was ready Ti th. my rSiasd
cried Maieh han Malignant" in a clear voice.
had the need to shs soa f
than start at this unexpected action: the land;
ing above us rang under heavy tread: spd
appeared on a sudden within arms length OF
NJ. lie Bruhl. who. turning with an oath. saw
him and invo9ntarily reeSiled; At At all times
Ills occasion.. there was an added dash Of
Without It's effect on the spectators. AS he stood
there, smiling darkly over Bruhl's head. while
his hand toyed carelassy with his dagger, and
the torch shope ruddiy on his bury figure. he
was so clearly an antagonist in L thousand
that had sought through Blois might not
have found his fellow for strength and sang
frod Ho let his black eyes rove from one to
the other. but took heed. OF me only. sGlu,inR
me- with ciruson and a touch OF the Gascon.
which was In place here II ever.
knew how NJ. de Rosny dea 1T with him. and
followed the pattern us lar MS l could.
''Maighan" i said curty. i have taken a
lodging for to- night elsewhere. When | am
gone you will call out your men and watch this
door, II any one tries to forcean entrance you
'You may consider it done" he replied.
Even II the person be NJ de Bruhl here"
continued sterniy.
Precisely your ENcelency."
You will continue on guard" ! continued.
until tomorrow morning. II NJ, De Bruhi re.
| mains hero: but whenever he leaves you will
take orders from tho persons inside. and follow
| them implicitly"
y" Your .Excellency's mind may be easy" he
| answered. handling his dagger.
| Diminishing him in the same abrupt fashion.
] turned with II smile to NJ dc Bruhl. and saw
| that between rage at this unexpected check
| and chagrin at the insult put upon H. IN. ms
| discontinue was as complete as | could wish
| AB for freSnOy, If hN had seriously intended tC