Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-28
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CHAPTER II.

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a.s enough fot me- Twas IN no mood
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message o- s' 'o selu TO Au''ac' I'D Tue
event OF 'ae WORST happening hu'
rs.eu.r2 myself 10 "ua' C'uiH ROT Oe
Iar.I .'d spot uNner some peach
trees ahe' was convenient enough lot
mr. purpose let1erIug my horse TO
.-r. removed the saddle, which l
mad sa.5 To- Use as cushion. and,
.rrs my back against it. was soon as
comfortable as circumstances would
,--r.f- Enough had happened to drive
from nv head any os The fumes Of
7,A-bois that NAV baya been Turk
., .,.-o i'm short was rs sober as
,Dr ~ rho utrb Court of Paris. and
will. awake as a cat on the lookout
On. mouse ID, what I could. sleep
vorI5 NOT come and ! began. for want
.-,. ,sr--~ rtirs TO reflect on my posi-
.. --, acr nm Nicholas advice and
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-,a+b +bat ON the field 7 could face
Mich sr son,i mind. bat If the chances
.f to-,-o~~ov were rot kind. then there
v.s me other matter and the last Of
,.- d'Auriacs would swing like g
croousmort from the branch of a tree.
N-.,ri.-i Ia was not TO be borne. and
se1~e that ulg own hand should free
r.v sar-. rather than it should choke
lis r.v out TO eternity 81 the end of a
creased rcre. The slight flesh wound
t,l received from De Gomeron be-
Ginning 10 st.r- at this moment. 1
t--r-, my band ipto my pocket, and
rr#sg our my kerchief. placed it over
tas -n,r With the kerchief l drew out
the tr0t Of ribbon. and the sight Of this,
PICKED it mp and held it between
ms f-gers. changed the current Of my
ta.vrs. Almost 10 spite Of myself
ls-5u to think of Madame, as l
csd l.r. by the 0uly name 1 koew
b was % strangely formal title for one
81 young, Who was she: some s'ea1
Mor ot the court perhaps. THO VIC
The Thought Jared on me and pC' 1t
aside and then grew cold all over at
the recollection Of the danger she had
escaped. At any rate, it was my hand
that bad rescued her from her peril.
II We met again. it must surely be as
friends, ana it was pleasant to dwell
90 that As my mind ran on in this
way. I noticed a pin attached to the
dainty bow. aud at first l had mind
90 faSten the token to the side OF my
hat, saving half aloud to myself, Par
D.eu, But 1 will bear this favor to
Tho l,tug t5-morrr0' and then 7 felt