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UNFURNISHED.

yURNUHED.
,s,s with stable. :; $500 s. bet Goth and .,
,S;a with vt sss bet and iso
RI ave bet 14th and Jefferson Pl bet Conn
Cor 10Th Co,c9.a ora, sso 22d st bet Mass ave ,.o
Conn net AZ. Bet ~ sna
Ri Az L 18th st. .2se: 81 Goth st bet and p
Cor Mass ASA Az SG and 18th St bel 10th aoth S
Conn av bet Il and Gorcoran st bet 18th
:! ". istS and z'O cor ss 's St s Bet 18th
Dupont sc ci bet zz corco aaa st bet i7th
Cor an, Ind 2 sS,s ,,d 200 nth s bet
18Th St bet and -O' e 3. and 's az. 100
18th st bet and r. 200 18th be bet and s9s ioS
Nm bet ss' i1t ina and no ID sse $, bet
SITS, with stable lee 81 9Th st bet East Cap.
Conn ave bet and and SITS ne. 40
SITS. 1851 14th 1t. each. Is
r st bet 2l'ff tTRSI iaIG FLATS.
Z rooms and bath on st bet 18th and 18th. ..$75
rooms san iI and " BATH ao' Is. door. 100
rooms and path. q s16 sSGs ..............loO
l115 G st, Sd door. for business. .........:..s2S
Desirable store next to corner Conn ave and >.
OFFICE ROOMS
o asss r%. ID door 10. i.es !. 81 aS9 10.
Pa a'..'''.'.....i sr rsg
Static ms In So bet. L. H. goth and alst .ts. $50
Brick stable stable bet D. D., s i5th and 18th st' = 0S
s srsk sianis s 5es. 18th ish SITS: 1906
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AL OUR uE
FILE FUN ''i' A HILL g & JOHNSTON.
ocl5-tf 1903 Pa ave
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
1898 18th st. 1888 80 1904 st: 5000
@sp %ass 10th
isas 1855 iSss Ps st ew %
26 Iowa circle. 10000 1923 st........ % 90
ll2l 18Th 1900 PA Fayette terrace. 20 90
1872 18th 6.66 l7Os 4tb St ....... II 90
l2o2 Q -t...-....: r ;o9,o1
s Fact circle, set s s IAN
.s Sss. nssi KsSSS ssa5 Rs:s
Mass av nr itsta 81 Circle ,o,s - 90
papout circle. 200 90 st near i4th; 100 90
Mass az near Goth ies &c 18th nr Dupont Gir 100 90
II st near 18th. 80. 5000 st near l4th 300
FITCH. FoA REowN.
FOR RENT s-RooM BRICK HOUSES; ALL
modern Improvements; 10 ard IL 4th st. &c..
dining room and kit hen on first floor; furnace In
At il 4th st. s.e. Apply to OWNER, ois i.
NV second door seI-f
FOR RENT
eol NV. s,&dw. - Acker ne. sr...: SIS 50
ss !i''@f n IS! u ne
ocl7 D. D. THOMPSON 1895 ST NV
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Acker ne, Or. .....$1S,50
1851 Md NV ne, SID is. 90
124l Md av ne. Or. 1850
22-26 r ne, Ir......iS. 80
1245 Nd av, Or. $50
MPSOS. 1885 F st. NV.
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Chas Halle, the noted English pianist. is
dead, at the age Of seventy-seven years.
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Huyler's Pure, Delicious Cocoa and Chocolates ara
sold by all grocers. Ask for Huylers and take ~
other.
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Norwood Institute.

NORWOOD Institute,
1851 ST, NEAR CONN. AVE.
A Home f fSsT RsS Tsass! for Girls
r1 s' c w,aP 5s,i SsSf Il B. P1 sassh
Miss Mabel Baker. Latin.
Miss Lillian Pace, Mathematics.
Miss Martha H. Scott, Math. and English.
's
Prof M ssss!e 8 Be- ysIs Fl sf s. German
Miss Juliet TSompson Medast. Coz. AT School. Art.
Miss Guthhert Bq Slaa Vocal Music Music p,,
L. ta1s1s; Ms John tisse History Q! xmesies:
fof ehres % asd
' For catalogue address Mrs. WIN. D. cABELL.
FRENCH LESSONS.
1871 10TH ST. NV.
se2s-3mo. MADAME A. PEIE
MISS HALSTEAD's PRIVATE school.
For Girls and Boys will open Oct. at l42s 10th
rangements this year for the better accomnoda-
ton of few older pupils. Application may DO
mace II
and at the school oc2tf
EDWARD c. TOWNSEND.
Elocuticn. Voice Culture, Grace: The Mount
Vernon. cor. 9th and n. Y. ave. Flat No. 20.
oLNEY SCHOOL FOR GIRI.s-Is27 1 ST;
guages music aud art; daily exercise in caliS-
themes, drawing, Latin and French German
included In the reguia- course.
au24-tf MISS VIRGINIA MASON DORSEY. Prin
I43S STREET.
THE MISSES kERRS SCHOOL
WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER 80.
aust BIN
TELEGRAPHY. TEIEGRApHY. TELEGRAPHY.
Rapidly and thoroughly taught by an expert.
Mett DDS best. Prices lowest.
Ivy Institute Business College. Sth and sts NV.
ses sm'
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
1850 Wyoming ave.
Boarding and day school: collegiate, prepara
tory, prima y French English. kindergarten;
dim III Mss FRANCES MARTIN, Principal.
Washington Seminary,
1850 18th ST. Select boar ding and day school,
Collegiate and preparatory depts. German English
Kindergarten. Primary. Mr.. &MHSMALLWoOU
seA2ms
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GumstOm Institute.

UWHlSUUNN uNNSUuUWUGs
1912 AND 1914 1xTH ST. NV
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Special classes will be formed in French, Ger
map and Spanish for four pupils more.
Instructors in French-MONSIEUR XAVIER TELL
LARD, NINE. PRONGUEE AND MISS CLARA L.
CHURCH.
Gernan-FiAULEINK OHIE
Spanish-MISS CLARA L. CHURCH.
For catalogues address
MR.. AND MRS. BEVERLEY R. MASON,
oc1S-tf PRINCIPALS.
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Friends Select School.

1911 1 st. NV, will reopen Sept &c.
This school IL for BOTH sENES and ALL
GRADES. 1t has been under the continuous man.
ageme mt Of Thomas W. Sidwell for twelve years,
ard many thoughtful and prominent people Of this
aty have placed their children in l. as soon as
until ready for graduation college.
As college preparatory school its efficiency
may be kLowa from The fact that during the
pest year It was represented at Columbia. Co
irmbian. Cornell Hobart, Lafayette. Lehigh,
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology, Yale and
others. Perscns desiring thorough and rational
training and good associates for their children
viii do well to consider this school.
Catalogues at Ballantyne's and at Brentano's.
Once hours from 10 to IL O'Clock everv morning.
ee17-tf THOMAS. w. SIDWEIL. Principal.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

CT EVY CHASE lot FOR SALE; EXTRA ADVAN-
tages of location and size splendid opportunity;
low price; easy terms. EARLE BROS, 1405 st.
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Prof. Paul E Xoino

Prof. Paul E. Voinot,
SCHOOL OF FRENCH LANGUAGES
oc11-1m 1929 New York ave.
MISS SUSAN p. POLLOCK, PRINCIPAL OF FROE-
BEL NORMAL INSTITUTE, 1926 Q ST.. reopens
her school and kindergarten Oct. l. Thorough
instruction Superior advantages. Best references.
all CrnA
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The Bliss School of Elec-
tricity,
Thoroughly equipped In all its departments,
with its OWN ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT. is now
in full operation. Our increased accommuda lions
enable us to offer advantages not to be secured
elsewhere in the country. All interested in the
science cordially invited to inspect the school
and its method Of instruction. from to 8. Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday evenings. Catalogues
application.
oc14-lm L. d. BLISS, Principal
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FOR SALE-FOR EXCHANGED NEW 3-SToRY
dwelling in Columbia Heights; 10 rooms; 2 baths;
hot water heat.
FOR EXCHANGE-In Columbia Heights, new
1O-roOm brick; cellar; $1,000.
FOR EXCHANGE-12-rOom brick: cellar; size
25xS5 hot water heat stairways; st.
NV; value $4,000.
o29-2t d. D. STONE & SONS SO4 and s06 F ST.
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FOR SALE-THE BEST HOUSE ON COLUMBIA
NV; II rooms; large cellar; I chambers; parlor,
white and gold large reception hall; fine dining
cabinet mantels and thing; heated by furnace
and gas Crate; clothes press in all chambers; 8
speetion JAcoB JONES' ESQ " nth ST. pea sst
FOR SALE-wE ARE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER
for few days l2room brick. with large stable
st. NV, at $500 Cash, balance at SIS per n month
oc263t BUTLER & GRAHAM, SOB E st. NV.
FOR sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
Of Of to the dy o the
by offer the following real estate for sale. Per
mts for nsseetio9 on and Or an 81 nfeEmaton be
National Metropolitan Bank building G13 18th st.
NV, from 8 to IL am. and to 5 pm. daily.
dressed to assignee before November g. 1895:
No. 800 R st: n.w.-3-story, bay window. lress-
his own use; convenient in all details; ii rooms
bath, cellar furnace; lot 2o1as to alley.
No. 1916 Vermont ave. n.w.-3stOry brownstone
ana press-brick front, English basement; nea-ly
new: all modern improvements.
rooms and bath; stable; wide alley rear o''eA'
No. % Defrees st. n.w.-2story and basement
no. sss sf1 St. and esr
dow b5 Ias heated ga by lot lssSo to alley
1870 e alley; 80 feet front parking.
and cellar. rooms, bath and furnace ;'r lot
16xSS to alley.
UNIMPROVED.
Lots 1911 and 1875, Unionown isx13I. fronting
ON Jefferson ST.. between Fillmore and Pierce
Lot 5, square o35 19A.1oO to alley, fronting on
HiERoME O. cLAuGHToN. Assignee,
oc26-st Fendal building. cor. AZ and Ind ave.
FOR sALE-CoZY CORNER HOUSE; ROOMS;
MI broad aye nv large windows wide Ieo out
terms Address TRIANGLE, Star Office ocis-1m'
FOR SALOON MADISON NEAR 18TH ST. NV,
s2ss5 to alley; price, 5000, and lot adjoining
above g 22195 to aIIey pElee. 81 so per it. Wash
FOR sALE-BARGAIN HUNTERS, ATTENTION
Prices from $500 to 100000.
list of the best properties the market affords.
oc2stf 14l0 st. main floor
FOR SALE-EXCELLENT 2-STORY WINDOW
brick rooms and and bath n;x rent $500 rrise
seo i4th st. bargain 'ohS T. "A'e ocas St
FOR sALE-DESIRABLE FOUR-STORY HOUSE,
1903 St NV. lot 26x1O0; no better location
in the city Apply to owner, II. w. FENWIck,
FOR SALE-vERY DESIRABLE CORNER HOUSE:
large brown-sone and brick: containing ~ rooms
ST.! Comp ia4Es SDsH1 Lee sFSs R5s st.
FOR SALE DESIRABLE. HOME; ABOUT TEN
rooms; near Il Dupont np Circle; in choice neigh
oc151st DULANY, FLEMING & LEE, 1920 F st.
FOR sALE-AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COR
ner lots, with building loan guaranteed. For
exchange-Lots for houses ,including choice build
Seies s'0Dn JOHN S' W1GeA%s ' 7oe iess St
(upstairs). Ol2-1m
FOR SALE-OR RENT-ON ST NV. OPPOSITE
Fralklin Park, P.B. story houses. Nos. 1880.
1892 and 1884 Offer wanted. To settle an es,
tate. D. NJ. OGDEN. Executor, 1924 st. NV.
oc4-1ms
FOR SAIE-HOUSES AT COST; MONTHLY PAY
nlents; GA 7th me-, rooms, side alley, 50 500;
623 9Th me-. corner, bay windows, rooms, eel
lar, $4,000. OWNER 30 ST. NV. oc9
FOR SALE
42l 9th st.
1874 Corcoran st.
1893 l. St.
1872 Indiana ave.
Sc. 18th and SITS.
Prices low; terms very easy. Good opportunity
for investment those buying homes: Apply
R. L. GOODMAN,
oc16-wAstf 6O3 18th st. NV.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

FRENCH IN SIX MONTHS; BY NATIVE PKRI-
SLAM (graduate); Nine. Tanner; special induce
ment to American teachers who teach French.
Dupont circle. porth side Q502 18th ST.. se27-3m
THU FISK TEACHERS AGENCY,
1912 18TH STREET.
1oOp: manual free. Parents advised to schools.
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in Columbia College division; will be sold cheap
and on good terms. Apply to owner, CfIAS. &.
DUNCANSON. 9th and b SITS. o29-3t
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FOR RENT s-RoOM BRICK HOUSES; ALL
modern Improvements: 10 ard IL 4th st. Sc;
dining room and kit hen first floor; furnace In
cellar. convenient to two lines of Keys
At - 4th st. Sc. Apply to OWNER 0l3 + Ut.
NV second door sei-tf
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81 ,50O-1st Lear D s.w.-5-room brick, 17.3
front; water and sewer connections.
Such low priced houses hard to find.
FULLER & FULLER,
81
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FOR SALE-vISIT CLEVELAND PARK, THE
most beautiful Of Washingtons suburbs. can
sell you a delightful home at moderate cost and
on terms to tuit. JOHN SHERMAN,
oc3-tf Real Estate, eos 14th st.
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WASHINGTON Seminary,

1850 18th ST. Select boar riding and day school.
Collegiate and preparatory depts. German English
Kindergarten Primary Mr.. & MH. SMALLWoOD.
se4-2ms
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TELEGRAPHY TELEGRAPHY. TELEGRAPHY.
Rapidly and thoroughly taught by an expert.
Methods best. Prices lowest.
Ivy Institute business College. 9Th and SITS. NV.
se3 3ms
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
1850 Wyoming ave.
Boarding and day school: collegiate, prepare
tory, prima.y French English. kindergarten
stage for day pupils.
oI-im MISS FRANCES MARTIN, Principal
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-2 HOUSES; II AND ROOMS: FUR
nished unfurnished; one square from Capitol
Inquire lat A st. ne. Oc25-6t
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FRENCH COURSE OF Sc LESSONS; SPOKEN
well. read and understood: good pronunciation
Course of reading, verbs, idioms, 50 lessons
Free trial lesson. NILE. v. PRUDHOMME
BOT d st. NV. ee19-2ms
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FOR SALE-THE BEST HOUSE ON COLUMBIA
Heights-SW. corner Kenesaw ave. and 18th ST.
NV; II rooms large cellar; chambers; paror,
white and gold; large reception hall; fine dining
room; beautiful hath room; fine decorations
and gas CRATE; clothes press in all chambers; 8
large linen closets built by owner. Open Tor in
spection. JACOB JONES, 1880 18th st OOPS -Gts
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JUHNI
Il bet nth and 18th
SITS. with stable. $500
10th Ut bet Scott Cir
& o with stal. .418.67
b I ave near Conn
ave with stable).4f6.67
r ] ave bet 14th and
18th ............4 16. 81
Cor 10Th & CorcOran $50
N het l4th and 18th 300
Conn ave bet " & n. 300
18th st bet X and L. 300
r I av 4 18th st. .268. 81
NJ Ut near Conn ave. $50
Cor Mass Az and 18th
ct. with stable. .2S0
Conn av bet N and
N SITS. $50
N st he. 10th and
Uth sis. 10
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FOR EXCHANGE
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-94S N. Y AVE, DOUBLE b. b. L.
shotgun; none better; clean Brussels carpets
cheap; large upholstered rocker, dining chairs,
gas range. hall rack, heating and cook steve.
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+ fellow fell over, while a stream Of bloot
! burst over Douglas hand. The mans
distorted face came before him after
ward o nights. But ne had no other
way, and it was the Queens cause
| The door was pushed back, and she
/ stood there, the cloak on her arm.
Are you hurt?"
Douglas thoght she would faint
The bloOd!-the fearful blood
! Not the first that's been shed for me .
| Your Grace"
/ I'm cold"
/ Poor Jock lay in a heap on the floor
his life blood still squirting Douglas
took the mantle from the Queen, and
wrapt il around her.
| Mind him not
He tried 10 support her, for now he
was resolved they should get away
No, Douglas, / can walk as easily
as you for freedoms sake. But the
poor wretch. He brings so many mem
cries"
She seemed TO sob, and to control
herself, for heE voice became dry and
hard.
Wen go, Master. Lead on"
He knew the way. Had he not stud
| led every turn during the weeks, when,
seeking means of aiding her? Every
nook and Granny?
So he led as easily as it were day,
down the passage to the great hall.
where he opened the door, which creak-
ed on It's hinges. He dared not close il
behind, but went on, the narrow Sits
of the walls guiding. The door to the
corridor Of the postern-gate, he opened
more carefully. 1t did not creak as the
other. lie took the Queens hand lest
she should stumble.
The place WAS as still as the death
he had wrought ia the passage to the
North Tower Eut at the gate he was
| made TO pause, having left the keys in
the door to the tower. Under his
breath, he cursed. And here the Queen,
IN that moment Of perilous waiting
showed the Stuart spirit.
''8ut no blood, Douglas, even though
! they take lis" she added as She babe
him take that Ganerous walk back.
In tile passage was the eieea of the
lantern and the dead mau in his blood.
How grisiy he seemed; How he Knocked
him!- he with whom he oft had
laughed. And now never another stu
Pid jest from the doltieh brain And
he'd killed him! But ne had she Keys
at last. lie must get away from that
thing, Tie jeoring, blood, face Back
be stirred
At the door to the han were steps.
The watch was passing. lie could hear
voices, a scurrilous jest. Yet they did
not guess his presence in the gloom.
and the clangor of their boots on the
paving was going with a closing door,
and their laughter over the good story.
In a moment he was after them in the
great hall, turning away into the pas
sage to the postern-gate.
The key crealed in the gate, and they
were out in the mist, the gate closed
and locked behind. The glare of the
moonshine over the terrace and the
water troubled Douglas. Any one who
listened could picked them out with a
musket. But he laughed since he had
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what mean you?"
God help us! Ask not my meaning
but wake her!"
Master, what treachery is this? I'll
not open"
Then, Mistress, YOU waste my life
He heard the Queen interrupting,
whats this. Seton?"
Il don't comprehend, Your Majesty
what treachery they now are at"
Douglas whispered through the key
hole: "Oh, your Grace, I'm here tc
free you. I've gagged and bound the
keeper and stolen his keys. We have
| out a moment to try for the open. Il
we gre caught, | shall be killed, anC
| you! l beg, Your Grace, hasten!,,
"Wait!"
| He counted the moments until the
door opened, and the Queen and Etl
lady were in the outer room. Her
gown was hastily thrown on.
Forgive me. Master Douglas,
thought you uut q silly boy. Seton, ;
/ cloak"
"Eut rcmalu!" sa;d Mistress Seton
"III not leave you.
"Iou must, Your Ufaoe They can
not hurt nae. III / stay j. can n4eseH.
when they search tAat gou are in tia,
inner room"
They'll believe ii. ] like your wjt
MISTRESS sad Douglas.
THAT she has wit, Master Douala,
! know. That you had such readiness
| l never suspected. Forgive me!
shall reward you If l escape God for
bid that an interest in my fortune may
curse you, too. [ hate to leave you
Seton"
It's better so,'' sad the other.
For moment the Queen bent hel
head on her companions shoulder, and
suddenly raising her face, she kissed
her lightly.
| "On, Master Douglas said tn,
! Queens lady then. You're no boy
but a man after my heart
81 have one to settle below, Mis-
| tress,' said he, noting her in the can
die glare"
Closing the outer door, the Queer
came after Halfway on the stair, h,
stopped her, while walking down, as i
with great boldness, he threw back tn,
door below.
Jock" to the guard.
He closed the door, lest Jock SHOULD
see the Queen; and put the key in TIN
| lock.
Il have delivered the drug"
Yes, Master. But is it not strang'
that Master Ferguson came not him
! seIf?"
Strange it is, said Douglas, fun
ling at the lock. This key will no
turn. viii you try it, Jock? The jaml
is rusted, / deem"
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TO death? He did not pause to query
but, relaxing his grasp, loosed the
bunch of keys. AS they fell, rafting
on the floor, Ferguson groaned, NOV
ing convulsively. Quickly Douglas un-
did his girdle, passed it through his
mouth, and gagged him beyond sound
Selling a deerskin from the bed, he
cut it into thongs with the hunting
knife. With one thong he found his
hands behinu his back; with the other
tied his feet. Al the moment his eyes
opened He had not choked his breath
entirely out of him; thank the God
of the Pope, and of Knox alike" Doug
las muttered.
7" I'vethe keys, old psalm-singer, .
said he. Don't stare at me or strug-
gle. My plight is desperate; / must
free the Queen. or die for it. Farewell
Master Ferguson"
Ferguson's eyes showed desperation.
Douglas wondered for a moment how
las frenzy had the sense to choke him.
BY no other way could he have kept
him from cutlery, or, indeed, mastered
him. If he had waited for a plan, he
never should have done what he did.
Ferguson rolled about the floor, max
ing the moan of painbearing despair.
Taking the keys, Master Douglas
picked up the lantern with the other
hand, opened the door, closed and
locked it, and dropping the keys in his
poeet, strobe down the corridor into
the great hall. Instead of turning to
his chamber, he opened the door to the
corridor of the North Tower. Some
thing like the frenzy poets tell of seem
ed to guide. He closed this door be-
hind locked it, and followed the mar
row passage to the farther entrance.
where the sentinel, who'd been sleep
ing on the floor, sprang up, with star
ing eyes and gasping voice:
Sleeping honest Jock -
right"
I'm not blind"
a man may grow weary, master"
lie may get dozen lashes"
'Ay, Master, but gou'il not tell
TITS my duty. But I'm try TO for
get
II came FROM Master Ferguson. by
my Lady Douglas order, TO carry a
drug to the Queen. who Is i'll. The
apo1hecary but now brought it from
the village"
In evidence Of authority. he display
ed the keys. at which jock gazed in
Qoltish amazement. Pushing him a.
side. Douglas unlocked the door
Vow. do you remain here by the
open door, while ascend the tower to
the Queens apartment. No one can
pass you"
'Not a soul. Easter?'' said he, as il
treasured
Lantern in hand, he went up the
stairs to the door of the apartment,
which he unlocked, closing the outer
and knocking at the inner door. Again
he knocked. At last, after a space was
Seton's voice:
who may be there at this hour?"
Mistress, VIII Douglas
"You, Master? What want you?"
Word with the Queen"
Her Majesty has retired"
II must see her.