Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-04-22
LOVE CONQUERS ALL.

me unhappy for life? Denison has gone
the way Of the other unfortunate SOL
dlers Of the king | promise thee to be
a good daughter to thee, and think OF
no other. Is not that enough
4 have no mind to have a maiden
daughter. Thou mu-t marry, Anne, ana
no time is better than the present
Louis is willing to forgive thee ana
keep his part, wounded though ne IS.
have sent for man Of God whom
expe4t to see wed you fast ard sure
ere | leave the castle. Forbear both
you and ne needless talk, for 1t must
be"
With this every word there died IL
Anne Boradelrs heart the feeling that
It was wrorg to seek her own Will
against her fathers and she deternin-
cd to fgh. for love with any weapon
with deep sigh, she said'
"But father, it seems TO me you are
in sore reed OF refreshment, With
your leave / Will return to the side Of
my cousin"
She curtesied deeply and withdrew,
and the earl looked after her with
slow smile.
ut is too sudden a submission" Il
am glad you show sense, Anne, he
said aloud Il am indeed in need OF
cheer but my daughters obedience will
be meat to my heart"
Boradell had scarcely rejoined his
guest when the later said: Let us have
that fellow in and question him
But we must have food first"
Nay. | care not for food, 'Tis Of
things for England we must think"
Very true" responded the robust
earl, but az neither you nor | could do
much for her il weak from starvation,
1t behooyes us to think Of her through
thinking for ourselves. Therefore
protest I think naught ill I've had my
All"
Il find IN echo in my own desire,
said the other, smiling, but he soon
satisfied his hunger and percejying
this Bordell with a secret sigh cut
short his rcpnst and ordered the
prisoner brought 10 the small room to
which they retired.
Retire. he commanded when the
guards had obeyed, and then roughly
turned the shrinking man about 50
that the liph 'o' upon him. AZ sight
OF his face he uttered cry Of rage:
This is not George Denison. What
trickery is thls?'
The iroa clutch of his fingers empur-
pied the prisoners face. "Out with II
fellow
"Releaao him, Boradeli. said the
other authorlatiyelv you viii give
him no chance TO speak"
tbs some trick Of Anne's and her
slave Burke" cried the earl, starting
toward the door. by Heaven. IN"
but again he was waved back and the
stranger strobe over to the trembling
prisoner and fixing on him his keen
eyes, asked.
why are you in Denisons place?
Dare not to tell augbt but the truth"
There was an evident struggle TO pre-
serve silence. bat APPARENTLY reading
the master, he thought OF his safety.
If | tell the truth will you guarantee
INV rraadrm ."
look OF infinite disgust swept over
The strangers face but he answered
briefly. Yes"
Il am enc of George Denison's men.
When he saw the battle was lost he
started 70 come here to-" he hesiptad
Md Bordell swore q mighty oath 1--WE
heard a troop were pursuing us and
knowing we both could not get away
W" changed clothes. ! was captured
And as ! promised, | said | WAS DENT
son
Where think You Denisou isl
! saw his man in the troop which
brought me here Donis'u clnuo. be-
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