The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05

warn me the other morning.. | think. have
against you. For the rest. 90 to my closet, my
lrio had s s1sSg sn KnHTs l %Y to wii knees rssP sEd Ris ySS His
hho onnd, !, but it was II silence eoy which N ne ed sn new
speaking toanother before I recovered the use
ct my tongue or the wits which his gracious
m mSr%s rq rcc sSa,fSde ny feet Saep f I and f @ys sef II tne 8
centre OF SO much observation and the object
OF so many congratulations that l was glad to
Here. though had now an inkllng Of what I
Kindness Which G ID iair to oSeTw6Slm. me.
Only NJ. dc lsosny was, in the room. and he
told me without a word that the Kosny Of old
days was back. and That for the en- arrassmen
ri N@n 'aV When mn | t ri ipt to t Tss m Kim 'f for the the
good offices which | knew he had done me
Min minai fns m M,n Eit hs y wG smile h fSS, n ne had al IT. eaten re-,
Of my cheese when the choice lay between
And besides. my friend" he. continued. his
eyes twinkIing. 81 am your debtor for i've
"How SOL" / asked. wondering more and
wagsred that sum with Tnrenpe that he
'YAn,d see. here Is t0t the bribos Take Il: It Is
yours, have given q score to-day: but none
soner rne fame 1 6IsgsaGs; a aet! m iev Se tns f Of tb 10
Armagnac."
Fora while I could not believe that he was
~ D." t'NS'' NV Dlcbbtu MN. III e
member, When |, was brought at last to see
tnat the King had meant this for me from the
the, latter might make trial Of me-. my pleasure
and qualification were such that | could no
sa2lSc ffhh spm + fo tnH n nn ase th tsa Knew / sf NO bow S%S%n ds.
! stood before Rosny silent and confused.
with long. forgotten tears yelling W., to my
dear mother, had not lived to sec tho fond
i Inr tSrno %i II s Which 81. l had IL 50 tH Sstsn bn amused aqt.ri
ward, | remarked that the salary Of my office
AMOUNTED to the exact sum which had been
TINT Rosny, himse had liked it on information
given him by Mile. de la Wire.
I found voice s5T"S = ,ha SE0m MY m 6epc iacHs.f he had
i5isn II:w6 S% Sai H. sT ;Systsr ~ KID ,sin i t RIsns an
but he is n king without q Kingdom. and. a
]T S;.h@!, Nv w' tho , %S1sy; Tee;Tdfiy' t. E f nJna his
E!Swy, MoWs. ny friend, And to that end
| told him that if no other left its scabbard
for the King. mine should be drawn.
his isl h sSiIs Ss y %S sD he answered sSot kiSP y E:l lay5n e
your words. heaven knows have heard vows
enough TO-DAY. but becausoI have proved you.
SUPPOSE you arc, perfectly satisfied, You
Hooked aside in a gully fashion, not daring
to ,1i prefer Ier on the tor Of all his Sindness a fnrt
Turenno nigh, have proved obstinate In a
w ytns1 6 tnf IN " Ta G. nr2 5hn1 in Gom what n i, I nag hap p
inform me whether the wish Of my heart was
To- be T%ratilgd ornot
better than 70 suppose that he was one to
promise without performing. or to wound a
enl"yinr. nv confusion he burst into u shout
Of laughter. aud taking me Familiarity. by the
20 r lie said. 90 up the passage. You will
ind y, door on the right and u door on the
'e Fsrn i IGin w!I; m Enow Wnlrh s to GPsn'I he Dut ma
stYPl TO e%olIect ny thoughts. was alright:
was returning that way. Fearing to be sur.
prised by him in such i state OF perturbation
discovered. as | had bnen told. two doors.
They we're both closed. and there was moth
i1E aGoI at either OF them to direct my choice:
TINT | had not forgotten tho advice he had
offered me on the day when he had given me
20 you nH Want ' a sooI w VI nj g.. 0 Ge M haHsS; turn Mns to
the right he hal said, / remembered tho
tion. for the King and his suite were already
entering the passage. knocked boldly. and.
Ianchette was by the door. but stood aside
with q grim smile. which wa at liberty TO
Who had been seated on the further the side sid Of tn the
at caen other, !DoIbtlees sh? waited for me 10
taken nback by the sight Of her beauty. set or
hv tho court dress shs was wearing. and the
nSttihSS Vii IiL,aii WSoooi in the grsen WOODS BY
lifted to Tie saddle 4 score Of tines in the
journey Parisward! Tho sense OF unworthi-
pes, which mad experienced q few minutes
IN full force in presence Of her grace and
beauty. an once more | stood tongue.tied be-
BlOis. All the later days were forgotten.
she for her part; looked at me In wonder at
son at my entrance. turned paIe again, Her
eyes grew large with alarm, and, presently she
n n"Ttik ! UeA' II" fsr n '"y t I'M the I mat mater en- " s Man;
she m~uttcrad at last.
"0a tho contrary, mademoisslls" an;
am us, IRON, Nj de Rosny."
He has male mo licutenant-Go Governor OF
the ArmaSnac."
She courtesied to me in a wonderful fashion.
said. in n voice between laughing and crying.
+ rs IS nj not IN mere 35,p Lhan hs .1P Ito to y insfy dG Iss + ot
the same time. more foolish thnn | had ever
felt IN my lie. for | know that this was neither
could not muster W courage nor lind words to
go further. am, sti!l stood by the table in a
stats OF miserable discomposure.
is thai all. sir? she said losing patience
osrtain!yi II was now or meyer; and knew 1t.
Far rom It. But do not see here tho LADY
70 whom ! "ame 10 a%l!ros- myself. and whom
| nav" seen II hundred times IN II very diner
eht cnrh from yours. wet and weary and dis
hcrril"d ~ danger and in flight, Her. have
served and loved. and for hsr have lived. |
have had no thought for months that has not
hoen hers. nor care, SaNo Tor her, and all l
have. by the Kings bounty. nre hers. and |
came to iny them ut her fo1t. Bat do not see
her here"
80. sir?,' she answered.. in a whisper.
No, mndcmoisellp."
VIA a sudden Brightness and quickness
which I"t my heart beating she looEel up at
me. 'ln!e'di" she snld, " am s0rryfor that.
J Is Il Pity, your love should he given. else
Whore. VI. do MARSH The moro ms IT. is the
hing'- viii that you should marry mo-
An. inaI"moiselie."I cried, smelling before
hrr Tor she mad como round tho table ana
stuo beside mo. "Bni Won -
Is ms, viii. too. sir" she answered. smil-
lhg through her tears.
Mile do ia Wire became ms wife on the follow
llE daY. tho Kings retreat from Paris. which
was rendered necessary by the desertion OF
many VINO were Unaffected TO the Iuguenots.
compe!ling tho immediate performance Of the
narrlhfe II We would have, read by VI.
dNmnirs.. This haste Notwithstanding, ] was
enabled by tho Kindness 81 ". FRANCOIS to
make such an appearance in respect D0tn. OF
ana eGuipmentS MS became fatner