The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-02

Iage bea uty had pfen uAttereu into AZ
lowing u warmer flirtation than sh
had perhaps intended.
Peggy was leaning over he Mtherf
garden gate one evening. saying good
night TO the French officer, who was to,
much engrossed to notice that Greg Az
plegarth was coming up the road.
Would that my captivity could en-
lure forever Camille said. How shat.
| ever tear myseli from your syfeel
presence, Mistress . wnon l re
turn to
There Is a way out OF mat difheuityi
you might ASK me TO come TOO. re
piled the houshtieSs girl
II Will bear that In MIND said On
mile. not suspectihg. IN mis- vanity, thai
the words were meant TOT other ear
than his.
Greg Applegartn a reterred 10 this
incident only the Gay Defore the cap
tuTe OF the Flreny, ana nad expressed
a bitter hatred OF All Frenchmen IN
general eho !" A NAe
tourh'er III
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The fireny was on q eatur-
day, ana IL was not TN Dawn was
breaking on SUNDAY mat greg was
called on TO act as piiot, when the
brigantlne was rounding seisea Bill
AS the vessel was now IN tne iair way
FOR portsmouth ana BRUSH cruisers
swarmed IKE wasps ABOUT tne entrance
OF their lest. the french seamen lay
concealed oelow' except mar u dozen
dressed In garments TAKEN from the
Ehsiish eaito[s s'oeA captain foui
nier, pistol IN Manu. etooo cioee TO
Greg, alert Tor the nrst sign OF treneh
cry.
Before running for Hayling Island to
make the entrance OF the creek he
found 1t necessary to execute several
maneuvers which took a goo 9 oil
time, explaining the necessity OF them
by the numerous shaIio"s no nau 10
avoid
Nhen al iengtn ne pun tne nel" w
ana stoou ooiulS ln'o ~
hail noou the "iho s"erfeu ilom pe
I nina. DuI presently n 6EdIp Dtuh III Nv
mario" passase ihaue u 49,
ana the poa's "eie
Inc of'sahtlhe EMERGED ~.
ro" gut OF the winning Iie
broader waters al Tue Wings JUS a
the oeils Oh bosham enufen eeaeeu iH
ing tor morning service
NH.
W. L. tha manor bousa vbare nv
n.o,har urasg" ha oskad os Crag avo
tbo Wheel a trrn and brought the Fire
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w. VIA host anchor here"
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Ihoush Il "nuins ~ $50
Journeys III 'he fHehs JOINS - ""a
rapidly enec'eu' anu win
ls mead the party s'ar'eo .or tue nan
or house a 1regs guidance,
only a huhnre1 yafas u hAnieh! pas
ture lahd nay ehe creeA an
the noat' ONT the young Saiior isu rev
the a long siaht up tne
meadows ana bacB again peiore hhais
approaching their goal. Inc captain
iously.
Won don't want your men stuck in
the mud" said Greg. and he pointed
~conyincingly 10 a auagmire they were
passing.
After half an hours wandering to
and fro in he meadows he led the
party up to the bridge over the moat,
and they entered the grounds of the
manor house from the rear. AS they
filed round to the front, q group Of men
who were sitting under a tree on the
lawn started on seeing the familiar uni
form. A minute later Captain Fourniei
had embraced his brother and explain.
ed the situation.
The prisoners OF war were IN an costa,
So ofdelight at the prospect Oh, as one OF
them facetiousiy put IT, being "pru'aiiS
dragged from their parole, Gut on ths
captain proposing an mmedia return
to the boats, Camille waved MS hane
gayly in depreciation.
Wait Il prlef ume' my U-N' ~
laughed "Ihe htue goo oupiu
inahds IL, ana we are oui'e sa. snanra
"pposi'ion "Tie. : ~,
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