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and they are lying in a diehi In ditch

but he showed himself equal TO u. There
tbinP Iii Ten aT the s' mans face Then he
turned and raised his hand. Let all stand
We Tell back out Of hearing. leaving him and
nv iadT with the man. Tor some tine the
General seemed to BE putting questions TO the
sbiiss PSesensiy he called SHARPLY Tor Tud.
wig. The captain went forward 70 them. and
the General faiseI his voice amt made the
rating he sdmin istered to his suealtern AUDI
with dark sheer on his face and We saw the
General hand money to the man.
terei sUfprise in NJ bis vSies. When tie Gen.
ersl gives. look 70 Jopr necks Will cost
clods shoes Tor twice his booty ten times told. /"
Possibly But was not so much Interested
Hecded only 6a.f an eye 10 see what the CEN
/ erals literally had effected with her. She
utmost ANNA alton. and leaning toward hin a.
she rode. She forgot the Maidgtave. who had
fallen back With the rest q US she forgot All
OF the house, gave her his hand TO help her to
dism9un{ lingered taking to her on the
anSshed mi teeth with anger as stood aside
uncovered. waiting for him togo.
An episode as this. which should have opened
my ladys eyes to his true character. served
nor mofs efree;ually. It had undone all the good
Of the afternoon; It had effected alike the
| Waldgraye's success and the Generals remiss
| ness 1t had lzyen the General. who all day
| had been losing slowly the upper hand once
| Isappose It was that that made me think OF
| consulting Fraulein Anna. and begging her to
use her influence with ny sdy togst US out Of
me. ] could not catch her then. but later in
the evening when some AcroOats whom the
were performing outside. aud my lady had
gone out TO the fallen tree 70 see them the bet
room. She looked up at mT entrance
Mho Is II she SAID, Eeering at ne with
Mr. Thick-head. isitt know whom you have
10 to sG. ssds9 : liy
came in 10 see Jou. frSuiein."
on. she retorted. nodding her head ina
something. can guess what it is. but go on"
N want something," | answered. and |
so xSs, fs ssd SSP Seh SL seh,OT
did not persuade her Can you persuade herr
" o do what?'
10 leave the camp--and its commander"
Frauiein Anna shook her head Why
should = she said. smoothing out her skirt
with with her hands: and looking i at me WIN
hor. Master schwartz z"
safety" said boldly.
me remind you Of something. When We were
ali safe and comfortable az lieri;zbure safe.
was II stirred UP my lady TO make trouble =
and though ] Warned him wha; would come
night ike 80 mary houseless vagrauts Az;
S M have ,S never hsd aqlet night since
"FrduleIn."I answered, patiently. forbear-
ing to remind her how much she had been her
but il does no. alter the 'ua,on now 'I'"'
Does it not I" she replied. sc But l think il
GS SAh Troue At and
10 10 4, ., I liz had enough OF your way and
She. laughed triurnrhantly. seeing me ST.
fenced and stood ioSking at her. w99nderiPg
had hal cJmfortless time on the journey
from Herltzburg, logging through iords and
and scared. deprived OF he! books and all her
homo pleasures. she had had time to spare
was her turn and j read in her face her deter
miHation to maze The most Of 1t.
cha might Seisn FrF ree sad atS Sn
pause. you nay have hesn right then, and |
counted the cost. IL nv lady shows herself
determined TO leave. tomorrow or perhaps |
IN her off San a later S viii ha9e passed rom
her; familiarity nreeds contsnpt EEaulein:
stay Ion Q in such a camp as this, where moth |
ingis respected. without losing that resp.ct |
n two i'm in tn FEW dnys ,Re hedge will fan Aad
then. Fraulein. We mar all look to ourselves" |
But fraqleln Anna laughed shriliy q. ia |
Jour eyes Csn is you see that the General
is knee;ieep in love with her In week he |
WI .t Ia f' at her. bouSse.s She knev. sh.
Yass woman: ! drew deep breath. Well"
i SAID, ana what them
sb she ,a Looked How H .h spsfia LADY,
~ returned her her gag an, and thought awhils
what You tell me is true; Have YOU cons dered
What viii hsppen. to her and to US . NV "'''
she will not rluIeln Max answered.
INDICTED "a. ON sss . sss R esd f ps S
1t che aTsT 81, ro ;E!i what anttd then e.
By heaven cried, you are MS side
She b!lnked at me with her short sighted
whose side should GeG My Lord waid-
graves lie never gives me a word. and sell
You wsHt heb. go TO oi the Slsck puIns
girl you have brought in. who is always creep
ing and crawli !!, Eound and wonii gust me i
breeding thqt, don't talk TO me-" Frlulein
Max c2ntinued rnaYieoasly the color rising 70
g Ig ed y her sTyyants F ia, sff 10 jsdG@sHf
her, and YOU ara disgra 90"
- As you please. irauLein." said sullenly.
a 10 sH6s ar by part oil her
Marie Wort" she cried, catching me up
about her Should like to know Though i@r
ny Part had my way. the Popish chit should
" fIauleing" ! cried.
She laughed bitterly; oh. you are fools.
s3gEy Il Is enough Ho 6 Hss aie h sSs
subped on folly CO. before your mistress
comes IN. or must out with ALL and lose
went sulrnly. While We had been talking
tho room m bal been growing dnIE. Then It had
that played enthusiastically on the walls and
emed to rise and sink with the murmur Of
applause outside They had brought torches
made OF pine knots that my lady might see the
Ion ger, and in the yellow circle Of light which
these shed. the mountebanks. mOnstrously
dressed and casting weird shadows. were
wrestling and leaning and wIithing. The light
reached. but htfuly and by flashes. the log on I
which my lady sat enthToned. with Gen.
Tzercas and the NAldgTAve at her side. still
further away the crowd surged aud laughed
and glued In the darkness
| looked at my lady aud found one look
enough. read the utter hOpslsssnsss OF the
mpt ! had Just made. She was enjoying
herself Fear was not natural 10 her. aud she
saw nothing to fear either in ths man beside |
her or 10 the Grogl bsyOnd. Sus pic.un vas no
part OF her character, and she saw nothing 70 |
suspect Had won FTluleln Max over to my
side, as felt sure that the General had bought |
her % his. ! should equally have had my tTOu- |
bic for ny pains. and no more.
NV only hope lay in the WAlhRrAye. flo |
alone could he once warm into 1OWpr the loys |