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But that 10 not ALL That is not slli' Andhe
began 70 walk MP and down the room, hum
ming the l1Sth palm q little above his breath:

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ming the iisth psaIm u little above his Sresth:
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r, P ppsno on,. y! sDy .i st ps,sif
| so lone. and. with so joyful q countensnce and
demeanor that ventured at last to remind
e% Of Ts 81 h had ssd
good humor., What time. is itS Seven. Then
ee, Se Until ahat fF me Keep
| counsel Come. am hungry still. Let us sit
tsrrppted; Simon. set Gus US % on fresh bottle;
Hn hal Nivent le roi ct le roi dc Navarr f,
| And again he fell to hummine the same psalm.
oDieu etsrnel 10 tie prize.
o sssg. 3. is Pr Pr: !; !, t. .SP,,
doing so with light In his eyes and joyous
man ordinarily so calm and sclf-contained:
him beyond measure, and believing his state
ment that this was not the good news from La
est and anxiety for. the hour Of q. which had
no sooner struck than our former visitor APP
WEIR EG ns d m gs and
step below: and had tax en- up his CLOAK. paused
"HA i! s' We'll H. Is sit It NOT "i 'A' ~ W
..Psr|eStlys the the 81 replied with nod
discretion and fidelity" the other answered.
eern whether to hoy Ground s!Ge e
=" Good nj. de ltoeny cried, And; turning
to me with mingled %Ies dignity and kindness he
Marquis de Ram6ouiiiet. whose interest and
s sad G patriot whom pr rss ~
DE- s%I;a %e Politely
compl lmenthry continuing afterward to look
at me in SILENCE. with a keenness and curiosity
Rosny's impatience had reached high pitch
hG Marquis seemed tG Hd4
he said. without saving any thing di.parag:
ing Of NJ. dc Nlarsac, who is no doubt u man OF
IS and y %e Will mo-
one into #; ! ], am sure, whom you cannot trust
Precisely" NJ. de Rosny replied. speaking
dryly. and yet with grand air which fully
matched his companions. Il am prepared to
trust this gentleman not only with my life. but
Nothing more remains to be said. them"
the Marquis reIoined. bowling to me again; II
am glad to have been the occasion OF declara-
tion so flatterinE to you. sir"
i returned his salute in silence. and.tobeying
cloak and sword. n. de Rosny took up his
You will have no need of those" the Mar
quis said. with hiCh, glance, ..--,--
Where we are going, no." my COMPANION
answered. calmly continuing to DISPOSE them
too safe"
NJ. dc Rambouillet laughed. That is the
worst OF you HuGuenots. he said. lou never
know when to lay suspicion aside"
A hundred retorts sprang to my lips as
heard this and thought OF the Bartholomew.
OF the French fury of Antwerp, and OF half q
dozen other things which make my blood boil
70 this day, But n; do Rosnys answer was
he said quietly. On the other hand. you
Ca,hoics-M: de Guise, ior disappearance in The
habit Of erring on the other side. think. and
sometimes trust too far. "
The Marquis. without making any answer to
this homo thrust. led tho way out and We fol
lowed. being Joined at the door Of the houseby
n couple of armed lackeys. who fell in behind
u.s. We went on foot The streets were wet.
dark. and dirty. and Notwithstanding all our
unseen Obstacles Crossing the parvis Of the
Cathedral we plunged in silence into an OBJ
scure street, near the river as Judged and so
narrow that the decrepit houses shut out
surroundings; no less than my Ignorance ofthe
errand on which We were bound. filled me
with anxiety and foreboding. My companions
every precaution to avoid being recognized. I
had no choice but to do likewise. Ifet myself
borne along by an irresistible current, whittier
and for what purpose could not tell and ex-
influence OF the night. and the weather. Twice
we stood aside to lot party Of roisterers go
BY. and the exceeding care NJ. de Eambouilet
assure me or max mo think more lightly OF
the unknown business on which was bound.
Reaching at last an open space. our leader
him closely. We did So crossing in single Ale
narrow plank or wooden bridge: but W ether
water ran below. or dry ditch only. could
building which doomed before u.s. and 10 which
? light twinkled hero and there at great
heights above US. was the castle OF Blois.