Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15

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only way Of duty.
CHAPTER XVI
HOW. IN SOME RESPECTS. MGR. REUN
RESEMBLES THE FAMOUS
CARDINAL RlCHELlEU
The Dalmutian affair was by this time tho
talk Of the hour, ard I saw with amusement
the versions the papers gave. The pres
once OF a mysterious EnElishman or Ameri-
can was mentioned, when | laughed in my
sleeve No one suspected me as this per-
son, no one save some OF the Dalmatian
conspirators and Mgr Reux knew. ON the
boueyards the fcullctons told the story.
The habitucs discussed 1t at coffee and
Cognac.
As for me, in Paris | was bound to find
my old world, my friends. endless letters,
dcnunciations and wonder at my faculty
they termed 1t taculty-of disappearance.
How alike was the world, how Chaugelcss.
But had been out of It, ! wondered about
the princess. I had not heard OF her, or
from her, since had left her in Venice
since | had turned my back and left her
and now-shall bc frank?-I was rogrctful
went to call on Mgr RcuX. Mgr Reux
was in Rome
But one day had telegram from Rome
You must come here at once and this was
signed In muuseigneur's name. What could
have happened? Why did Mgr, Rpux wish
to SEQ me? A hundred answers suggested
themselves l booked that afternoon on
the Indian mail for Brindisi. The journey
was HnoHilhaNiy long, pn n INurSlay
morning | was at Mgr. ReuNs, which wss
near ,he VIVA Borghese Monseigneur would
see the siCnor.
Monseispour looked no older than the
orIner uaE ms race h9u no more INES foS-
SSno.s nau 'NPvy'tu MN 10 appear worn
@ lIuli 1uN'elE over our attempt let ne
was expressive. He congratulated me on
my bravery, and said a lot of things | will
r,, ~ p.,,I, pt, n.S' u'u 10y uS>
Wbcn 7 ala ,,,c,,sat,,r,,r, s, S 80, W,
20, bar a,dr,,,,s e,,, .'vo "'S s'a'e'
"XyhvS" 7 aeitnd ''Svb,, % So''
"Ttis nrranpnd-tba D,imstiop ,rottor T,
has bern agreed IN arrangr a r,arri,,o bn
tween tbr Princess Rcatrice and the bn,r
apparcnt Prince Oscar or polmatia That
satisfies us Romaga."
Yes" said /
"But-"
"Is there one?"
Eyes. The princess will not have it's
obstinate Finally she said she would II YOU
would ask her 1t is a very peculiar cnndl-
ton" said Mgr Reux, looking me over
narrowly; very"
believe I blushCd wondered why
Flushing is not a mans prer-gative.
II don't wonder why." said Mgr. Reux.
"But-that Is impossible"
But what the princess would say or
wouldn't saw was the matter with me the
possible or impcsglhle was strong no
( longer | forgot u,vseIf am no hero. boyn
never pretended 10 be one
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