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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-08-27

La voix de Simonne montait, ca
ressante ct melodieuse CONNIE un
vol de rainier. Ellie interpretait
ayec IN sentiment exauis, une die
ton parfaite, les graces un peu
vieillottes de Get air du steele passe.
Ellie = mettait meme un accent qui
ampli6ait les paroles ct leur don
matt 9une plus haute envolee. On
deyinait dams son chant une melan-
colique aspiration vers des tendres-
es non encore ressenties. Jean
Serraval etait pris par le charme de
cette voix, comme le plongeur de
Ia legende, enveloppe ct entraine
par les bras souples ct blancs des
sirenes. Il etait 81 intimement re-
niue. 81 ravi, que, lorsque Mile de
Frangy cut achieve. il oublia de Ia
complimenter. Mails ses traits ex-
primaient une 81 vive ct 81 admira-
tive satisfaction que 10 jeune file
ne put donter un moment de reffet
qu'elle await produit.
Je yous remercie. mademoisel-
le, murmnra-t-il en6n.
Chere petite. dit Nine Serraval,
vous nous asez fait grand plaisir ct
vous soyez combien mon 6ls est
smn... Nous ne voulons pas abu-
ser de vous, ct il nous faut mainte-
nant regagner lee Charvines... Al
reroir. ! bientot n'est-ce pas 7
Permettez-moi de vous condui-
= jusqn'an bout Dc l'All6s. dit ST.
monns en- o ooiffAnt dun chapsau
de jsrdin.
u ysd1eeendizsnt ensemble ls1
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de la route, relevaient endorsement
la tete quand il passait pres d'eux
il croyait les voir sourire de ses al
lees ct venues honteux de son i'm
patience, il n'osait plus bientot Sc
remontrer ces gems que sa singu-
liere fanerie semblait intriguer.
A la fin, il distingua entire les ar
bres le fottement dune robe de
toile couleur mais pale, ct So fevre,
miraculeusement, s'apaisa.
Escortee de sa servante Bah cite
qui portait un panier de linge ct
de provisions, Mile de Frangy s'a-
vancait allegrement. Parmi les
noyers, 50 svelte personne Sc deta-
cnait en- silhouette sur lie fond ver-
doyant. Une legere brise retrous-
SAINT les bords de son chapeau de
paille montrait sa figure animee par
la marche le vent matinal, joint d
la rapidite de son allure, collait les
pills de la robe sur les hanches.
-Suis-je en- retard? demanda-t-
ellie, des qu'elle cut reconnu Jean.
Non, mademoiselle. Je Metals
poste Ia pour signaler votre arrivee
a ma mere ct vous epargner la pei
ne de monter chez nous.
Lestement il s'elanca vers Ia mai
son ct reparut quelques minutes
apres, en- compagnie de Nine Ser
raval.
-Bonjour, ma chere enfant, dit
cette derniere en- embrassant ST.
monne; je suis desolee de yous
avoir fait attendre... ST vous lie
permettez, mon fills nous aceompa-
gnera il meurt d'enyie d'etre no.
tre cavalier.
| Ills gravirent tous trois le sentier
caillouteux de Perroir, suivis de
Babette qui ahanait sous la charge
de son panier. Heureusement Mile
de Frangy lui fournit tres vite Foe
casion de ralleger. A chaque logis
de pauvre ou de malade, ellie lais-
salt quelques secours en- argent on
en- nature. Jean admirait avec
quelle bonne grace, quelle voix ca
ressante ct reconfortante, la jeune
file distribuait des conseils ct des
aumones. II l'aurait bien plus ad-
miree encore sill edt connu quel
prix Simonne achetait le droit de-
tre charitable. LIE budget du To-
ron s'equilibrait a grand'peine; les
notes des fournisseurs impayes J
afiuaient, ct fargent de poche y
etait rare. C'est en- economisant
sur so toilette ct en- discutant peni-
Element avec Irritable Nj. de Fran
gy qu'elle enlevait de haute lutte
la permission d'employer sa mince
epargne en- aumones. Jean vidait
avec joie sa bourse dams les mains
de Simonne pour donner un peu de
bien-etre aux gems qu'on visitait.
II lui sembiait gu en- s'associant aux
bonnes euvres de Mile de Frangy,
| il acquerait des droits a penetrer
plus avant dams son infinite. Par
fois il s'agissait de visiter une pau
vresse en- couches, ct alors il de-
meurait discretement al seuil du
logis. Den bas, il guettait la sor-
tie des deux femmes, heureux d'a-
percevoir q une fenetre la silhouet-
te de Simonne Sc penchant au de-
hors ct l'exhortant, dun familier
signe de tete, d la patience. II
prenait plaisir q la voir descendre
lentement le long des marches usees
de lescalier la robe legerement
relevee decouvrait jusqu'a la che
vile ses petits pieds chausses de
bottines noires /; les manches cour-
tes montraient son bras un peu
maigre, ct, dams la prenombre, ce
bras nu aux blancheurs laiteuses
rejouissait les yeux de Jean.
De Perroir. on gagna le hameau
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-08-27
Valuable to Women.

Especially valuable to women is Browns
Iron Bitters. Backache vanishes, headache
disappears, strength takes the place OF weak
ness, and the glow of health comes to the
paiIid cheek when this wonderful remedy is
taken. For sickly children or ovfrworked
men it has no equal. No home should be
without Browns Iron Bitters. Forsale By
ALI DEALERS.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-08-27
II
(sUITE.

Non, madame, murmurait-eile,
ie vous en- prie, ne partez pas enco-
re, sans quot je m'imaginerai que
vous nous gardez rancune... Tenez,
pour ne pas vous laisser sous cette
mauvaise impression, je vais vous
chanter quelque chose celia vous
obligera a rester plus longtemps
pres de votre petite annie!
Ellie s'etait approchee du piano.
S'appuyant dun genou sur le ta-
bouret, le buste penche. ellie feuil-
letait des morceaux de musique eta
les sur la table d'harmonie. Une
filtree de soleil q travers le fguier
voisin de la fenetre noyait dams un
nimbe de lumiere blonde les formes
elegantes de ce svelte corps de jeu-
ne file les cheveux tordus en- un
chignon un peu lache, Ia nuque
dune paleur ambree, la graciiite
virginale du dos ct des epaules, la
rondeur souple de la taille, le chas-
te enveloppement de la jupe aux
pills souleves par IN mignon talon
de bottine. Jean admirait la deli
cate joliesse de cette fine silhouet-
te, tandis que Simonne choisissait
son moroccan. Ellie s'assit ct pro-
mena ses doigts sur le clavier:
-Connaissez-vous, demanda-t-
ellie, cette romance qu'on Went de
m'envoyer ct qui me plait beau
coup?
Apres un leger prelude, ellie
chanta une brunette du dix-huitieme
steele, qui commence par cette stro-
phe:
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petit lac. ellie manifesto le desir de
connaitre le point de vue, ct lis s'y
acheminerent tous deux q travers le
vignoble.
Du haut de l'eminence signalee
par jean, on voyait, en- effet, au-
dessus des noyers de Mention, une
nappe d'eau bleue dominee par le
fronton majestueux du Semnoz,
tandis que, par une echancrure du
Roc-de-Chere. le regard plongeait, a
gauche, jusqu'au bout du lac on la
surface vaporeuse de reau fuyait
CONNIE une fusee d'azur. Ce ne
TAFT pas tout lorsqu'on tournait lie
dos au chataignier ct qu'on faisait
face au cirque mollement arrondi
des montagnes, il semblait qu'on
entendit chanter toute la symphonic
des verts ACKNOWLEDGEMENT nuan-
ces: la fraicheur lustree des mas
sifs de noyers. la verdure phospho-
rescente des vignes, les sombres on
dulations des bois de sapins on
quelques hstres semaient ca ct la
des notes plus tendres, le velours
des hautes prairies, tout celia fondu
dams une fine lumiere bleutee, TOM
bant en- poudre impalpable des ci-
mes de Lanfont. LIE vibrant con-
cert de ces verdures variees s'elan-
Gait ainsi qu'un hymne de jeunesse
ct de fecondite vers le ciel dune
purete immaculee.
Jean ct Simonne en- recurent 81
multanement une secousse interieu-
re, quelque chose CONNIE un sursum
corda joyeux ct reconfortant. Leur
intime emotion devint rapidement
communicative. lis Sc regarderent,
ayant dams les yeux penchantement
de cette fete des couleurs.
-Ce pays est vraiment beau! Sc
cria Mile de Frangy ie ne Pavais
jamais mieux compris qu'en ce mo-
ment.
-Oni, afirma Jean, enveloppant
dams la meme admiration la splen-
deur du paysage ct Ia grace de son
interlocutrice, Ia contemplation des
bellies chooses nous rend meilleurs
ct plus disposes a godter la joie de
vivre.
lis redescendirent le sentier des
vignes, ct CONNIE lis penetraient
dams le verger, VOLTA qu'un roster
charge de roses rouges Sc montra
devant eux dams sa precoce. gloire.
Les magnifques roses reprit
Simonne.
Permettez-moi de vous les Of
frir en- echange de yos chevrefeuil-
les de l'autre jour.
II SO NIT en- devoir de detacher
les plus fraiches, mais il etait mala-
droit ses doigts pliaient les tiges
flexibles ct resistantes sans parve-
mir d les couper.
-Vous vous y prenez NAL, dit
Mile de Frangy, laissez-moi faire...
Ellie enleva ses giants, ct ses
doigts agiles Sc glisserent parmi les
branches epineuses. Ellie cueillait
delicatement les roses que lui desi-
gnait son compagnon. Tandis qu'el-
le enlevait la derniere, une branche
qu'elle tenait courbee Sc redressa
brusquement ct egratigna de ses
dards son bras nu jusqu'au coude.
L'erafure de l'epiderme fit parler
quelques gouttelettes vermeilles
sur la peau tres blanche.
-vous vous stes piquee! sex
clama Jean.
-Ce n est rien.
81 fait. vous saignez... Te-
nez, la t..
En- meme temps. cedant q une
impulsion irrefechie, Jean Serraval
appuya un doigt sur Ia chair meur-
trie.
Sous impression de ce doigt,
trop plein de sollicitnde, Mile de
Frangy tressaillit imperceptible-
ment. ct Jean cut une sensation tres
douce, CONNIE 81 Ia moiteur de oct
to chair feminine penetrate dams ses
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Roehers inaccessibles,
Que uoss etes heureac
De Metre point sensibtes
Auc tourments dnloure1g !
Je languis, je soapire
Sans espoir detre ainae,
Je cache mon n,artya'e
Aatr ye,t1 qai mont chornaS..
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the Jews hand witixnsrrl ceremony.
The present on nsr asked me ~ put
him In me way OF ~disposing 0f them
and Z said I would try"
Bur you will try TAB gpf thsm for
yourself. Mishfer Clovis. went yog 4
know you viii And WONT you let me
20 into IL with yuuZ You know I have
q gDssf head. and Y1u knowL 4 am AZ
secret ax the grave. You will come I'd
me I'd help yougr
II don't think I shall want any help
in the taking the arruni acquiring 0f
rhe stones" said Clovis. speaking show
Iy and r~h0ughrfully. but il u most
likely thar I snail want some help ia
the dispensing OF them. And In that
work ! may allow yoE 10 help me.
kisck- Bur T I ind you giving NJ
a penny piece less Than the value OF
The tiamonds-well. ron and ( he
strangers foe the future. Yoa under
stand chat. kisch. my nan
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II Believe rz-r ~ rly deI4r!un.
musr have. Ser fall hints AZ 10 the Urea
sure T keps hidden under my pillow !
must have done s0. At all events !
woke ons. morning 10 ind myself
alone. Thick OF ir--thfnk OF IL, man.
AADne In a Ieaky eraft on The Atlantis.
weak with fever, with very little food
and water. and the. diaasE1s sIs
rtskett my life f0r-the diamonds ! nan
iep-ndesi On 10 save me from ending
ray days n the workhouse-stoten
from ME. 7 was lefr 10 almost certain
death. anal this by the man I bad be
grieEdesk ana helped r0 escape. And
NV Saa you 9on1rf Shar want 70
Kill nim2 IL y0u were ID my place,
would ysa o feel the sameS Where
~ hes Where can I ind him. Al
rnat { ask Is that y0u should bring me
AMI Richard J0Fse face 70 faress
Clovis ms-iErafed for q few momenrs.
Ha waited these diamonds for him
SELF. and ae was determined rD have
them IL possible. ~ II seemed I'd
aim thar IL world be- q much easier
thing { take rsf-fn from a poor erea-
turn Ike this stranger. half crazetl- A.
he appeared ID b.. by his grungs and
his sufferfngs. after he had recovered
thrFn from hIs enemy, "a ic would
b- ID take them xr0n n strcng. self
possessed man Ike Joyce. Bat the
matter Required some consideration
How difl yty4 ro get back TO
En.iandg he asked. suddenly.
-Iysinfr I reII you said rhe strang
e~ passing his hand wear1Iy acros his
brow. Il came T1 myself n day Ia
the cabin u a smaEg tradln= brig. They
1af picked me up WHEN I Eay unttSu-
sci0u- On the aOor n the s1bin u the
sloafz ~ they tDAt me ! don't ~
memH~r anything between sfE- time L
found that the diamonds gone
and the time I opened my eyes / q the
brig enbin- But Thr has nothing 10
tto with r. VIII you I'll me where rhe
man il To 81 found"
That needs 10 be considered. >1id
Clovis. cro1y- I'm nos gDing es make
myself an xrressory IN a murier 20
please yDu. r. ron mean that But IL
hr has got Ire diamonds still. 1ad il
yoa lrg me stGx-~ than with you. IN b
event of your recovering them, 5Gsi-
asss might BIZ sL8ne. Minir-aS ttls
other was an rh- point ot Enterrupstng
LIH- EIu&~ pEotAA-~ ao-4lAl@ II
II possible that . might bring VOC I3d
shis ma Joyce face rD face. Thar
gD~- without saying But 4 must b~
x-l paid for my services. Thar goes
rsttpDu. saying Wow .rell ELF where I
-xn in,l you. after I aseertIsn wtsr-
actually Is at rtsis moment. Ygu
Arc <Ezyfng here. ars y0u9 Nor Thecs
Eve ms. your name and address.
Ac wrote il down. and he noted
with satisfaction that Cla-kson-for ne
bis real name 10 Clovis. though
Cloyrs did nOt believe twas muefk
more subsiuei IN manner than ~ had
heen X the beginning OF the Interview.
The ruth was thar his emotion had IN
parr ysrn itself out. bur the principal
reason OF the change was thar the
calmz~Ss and decision OF the French
man A=tsi impressed and dominated the
but Less-sUsraInad passion OF
ths 0Ef-r man. This was exactly Cte
that Clovis had intsadeti ID pro-
dnee- and. very well content with
himsefx anst his nights work. Clovis
lrfr tA@ tavern and went home
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-02-10

"Welly said Joyce.
was sharp enough. and sass
Frenchman-it il really Nas
yenient way OF deslgnatiny W.
quite sufficiently near the laS
soTVething to say, whether sa
say IL or not. 10
-Weilyv Clovis echoed sn,,,-
more
What's the young cub sav,,.
Does he mean to give uD eisn.
ter my girl? He'd better. n Isaas
To keep a whole bone IN ~
Does he mean To give ner un -
Il believe rot" said CIoyts
the burning end Of his cig,nsaH
was seldom without one ~
either OF making or OF suiokIn.w~
You believe not, 10 m..s
worse for him.
-On the contrary. I haya
but that's telling tales a.. 49,
a half-Iangh
Pooh! nonsense. man. Ra,.
friends. you know. He ha, an
you saidyf
TUf getting To know you in ,
about way, without your knouIn.1
he ns. and SD coming round ~. Y
brilliant plan, iSn'r IL? | sha.a.
wonder IL. the next time Won -
stay ar the Golden Horn. =, III
Edge, you md the young gent.sS
there, waiting 10 make himself -
able 70 yoW- Fla! ha, haw -
Richard Joyce's face rurpe -
with passion. and then re-i. He H.
out into a torrent OF oarhs and ens'
80 terribt. that even Clovis. ca,aS,.
ened as he was, was slightly sho,s.
The fnpudence OF the faIlas
roared the sx-blacksmith. thrswtns /.
bravny Inst cot. - X he a sallIns'
enemy 10 earth That's how | ws
treat him IL be were here. He'd
and suck up 50 gae ON the sIy. uitA'
my knowing him, and then. Iva
doubt, getting me 10 pledge nv y,
To him about the little girl. besor,
knew he was the sen OF thar coufor
Ell ryrant- GODFREY Lester? A nIsr !
of a plot 10 make up against 4 n,
Bur III be even with him. He 4
see me. He shall have a little NOR
me than he waars TO, Or / am On
nistakea.
NOW, Mr.. Joyce. there must be
violence. Remember thar. II /
supposed that there was the 4
probability OK your using yiolsne
though I admit She plan IL a me
sneaking sort OF plot would ne
have told You anything about
young mans Intentions
~s0h, no fear, I'll 10 nothing % bs
me into troable-FEe had enough
that he added, under his breath.
Ind mind. you mustn't give
away Mr. Joyce. Yea must appea
hna eHt auaSs naturally who the yo
gentIera AZ il who IL 80 polite 10 "
Trust me for that He won't kr
through Ele thar you have tippe9
the wink And I Wont do anythin
make it worth hi= while 10 set the
lice on mr. All the Sane. / meal
round On him In streft = way that
wish he'd cut his threat before eve
came To the Golden He-n with the
OF soft--oaping me-
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CHAPTER NV.
aoWuen In GouneH.


On the very same evening thar Les
Ter spent with his sweetheart Clovis
paid a visit 10 a house az which he
was well known &c was a large
aouse. stanGt.:S &. IFS own grounds la
me OF the western suburbs of Lon
iou- Half a century ago IL had been
luilt BY an Indian nabob. when greer
ieiis stretched between It's garden
vail and the outside fringe Of London
now the tide Of buildings had fowesi
Ip to II. passed II, and spread far BE-
r9nd It. And yet the immezfiate
seighborhood OF Mysorc Lodge-the
LIN ty which the naboD had christ
ned the house stil chung to lt-was
rec from the Intrusion OF semi-de-
aehes1 villas. terraces and gardens
In spite 0f that. however. or per
aps IN consequences OF Il. the rffvirOus
y ( the mansion were dreary. des0late
! nd squalid. There We're fields. TO be-
ure- but the chief use OF them seemed
, be to provide toughs and loafcrs
18th q place where they could play
ards In peace on Sunday mornings.
he hedgerOws were tall. struggling
nd full OF gaps. while they We're
dorned with old shoes. hats, meat
as. rags and the like-such are the
lnzsoms that replace roses and honey
Ickle In the hedges around LONDON.
here was not a clcan or sweet-smeil
stag natural eh5eet =s.sk!z ssrs- mirs
Mysore Lodge.
And yet the place was not without a
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WITH
THAT WAR Is
mINENT.


!, Excitement at '
-, pcvciopme"t'
=. happened but
!, what '--""
VIII Tax
Atlantic squadron
!. c..a-sp"in Also
k~asadro"''
|.w York. Feb. 81
LEW ss.l says: Excitem en-.
f rf.a over SPANS req
af% states. Someth
pied ,su but what II
ais will not say c,ahi,
Woodford has Ga d, ",
kinney a cipher d Inl
mis- Of ~sagasta's rep
! offer of interview, !,
premier declares =
10 any interfere zen,
-. that Spain VIII
and that autonon
Undoubtedly be $,
u, Mckinley, it Is
ros that action VIII
" Madrid newspa
p'.te war and the
Emf is preparing ns
bergency. A squau
lus at Cadiz ana =
Cha as soon as II Is
|traordinary achVl
"erlean warships
I,lf Of Mexico.
VILLA. which was
IRONS gulf cities,
e. West. and the
ssbville have joine
N. The warships
bd supplies.
Washington. FEB.
ppending clash oet
pd Spain have DC
IA more han usua
them because OF
tories are based on
loyements Of the W
Luntries. The
buadron. now cor
~Eortuguas, is billed
btions for the ne
paneuver is likely
|eet within sight 0
4 bores Of Cuba.
BROOKLYN has left
Indian waters,
hampton roads 70
the Brooklyn ar
n a cruise down
bean sea, but the
he Island Of 81.
Ii6cance Of this J
|. his island is imm
he Spanish posse1
J Within a week, q
: states will have !
Havana and tn
\ Rican waters.
how at Matanzas
: he Brooklyn coul
br return on its
Puerto Principe
I. br the cable landi
\ bf Cuba.
Quite as signif
BIZ these three sh
!. Ing attitude OF
squadron is the
little squadron a
hanger in the ma
!. raltar. The guI
ing 10 the Medit
Bat Lisbon some
ljoined at once bl
San Francisco
croft, belonging
which has also
Mediterranean.
for q quick tril
On the other
that Spain is
traie its navy
"a waters. The
for an alleged
York harbor.
A received at the
ing that the pa
Cadiz has beeI|
sail from Tx b
passage money
gers. The sh
= armed and eq
AZ cort to the q
~ sail for cubaI
n 1t Is freque
circles that I
ships Of the I
40 significant of
made by bot
"A conflict. Thi
a. taken togethe
i~ncapacity ar
M autonomy ha|
NO petus to the
q about TO hap
a decided I
~ among the d
a. and member
AUTONO
nd Crisis In {
~. Home CD
with the
~, Havana. F
~. TO have oc
secretaries.
GOWN, sec
- awaits the
Blanco to
.. This is ass
- fusal Of Sc
- ter for the
relative to
-, magistrate|
~ military n,
y, has crosse
sail thence
has been c
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Next week. likely"
Then would you mind-Y-
Not at ak l win make q point OF
seeing Joyce. and ask him. casually.
whether he means 10 do any more
nshing this season. IL I lind that he il
going To stay q the Golden Horn.
VIII BE- sure TO let you know. And I
think. perhaps. IL you can manage II.
IL would be better, and look o NAT.
uraL. for him TO ind you there. rather
than foe 700 TO 20 there on tae chance
OF nnding him. 1t would keep him
from suspecting any previous design
OF meeting him on your part"
As Clovis said this be rose to go.
certainly I win do as you advise
me- cried Frank. rising and crashing
his friends oustretched hand. What
a Fellow you are 10 think OF thingsi L
am the luckiest beggar In the world.
Flows, 70 have you for a friendr.
Wax isn't In IL with that Young
man. said Clovis. grimIy. 10 him
self. as he descended me steps into the
street. - PUPPY and ductile.' as some
body put il. So far the game has been
easy enough: il remains 10 b. seen
whether the other half OF the business
viii 60 Is smoothly"
BY the end OF the week Clovis was
once more at Tilbridge. He had a
good excuse for going 70 see Joyce
ABOUT some repairs which had to be
done ID the hOgse: and IL was easy for
him TO Lead the conversation round 10
the subject OF UrsuIa,s unfortunate
engagement.
Have you seen the fellow OF iateY.
asked Joyce. souriy.
Or, SS>S- knocked up against him
not long ago" suld as Clovis said this
he smiled m~eaningiy, and cast down
his eyes.
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