Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-06-18

He recovered his eoppos,re yer,
quickly, however; and turnedcarelessl,
towards the door. IF you will follow
me- he said, . will zee you disposed Of
You may have to complain Of your lodg
ing-l have other things to think o.
tonight than hospitality. Butyou shall
not need to complain of your supper.
He drew aside the curtain as he spoke
md passed into the next room before
us, not giving thought apparently X
the possibility that we might strike him
from behind. There certainly was an
odd quality apparent in him at times
which seemed to contradict what we
knew Of him.
The room we entered was rather long
than wide, hung with tapestry, and
lighted by silver lamps. Rich plate EN-
bossed, afterwards learned, by Cellini,
the Florentine-who died that year,
remember-and richer glass from Ven
ice, with crowd OF meaner vessels
filled with meats and drinks covered the
table; disordered as by the attacks Of q
numerous party. But save servant or
two by the distant dresser, and an &C.
clesiastic ~ the far end Of the table, the
room was empty.
The priest rose us we entered, the
vidame salutag him as II they had not
met that day. "You are welcome, M.
le Coadjutcur," he said; saying 1t cold
", however, l thought And the two
eyed one another with little favor; rath-
er as birds of prey about to quarrel over
the spoil, than as host and guest Per-
haps the coadiutor's glittering eyes and
great beak-like nose made me think Of
this.
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at us-and no doubt we must have
seemed miserable and detected crew
enough. "Who are these? Not the
first fruits Of the night, eh?"
The vidame looked darkly at him.
"No,' he answered, brusquely. Theyar
not nm not particular out Of doors,
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