The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-01-14


"she has borne a great deal She rc-
pulsed that wretchod Pierre with the
heroism OF a general. II was only when
fairly In the hands Of the mob. that her
courage failed oh. Monsieur. Emile.
what frightful scenes We have witness
ed. what demoniac passions have seized
the peoplel What Is to be the end OF
II all?"
Escape for Us. trust; hut dare not
speak my plans. or even my thoughts
aloud. / shall take you to my business
Office. am kept at work all the time
now by Robespierre. now by by Dan
ton the two work together now, but
n my judgment be not at fault. there
VIII be an open rupture presently.
think. however. the secret feud between
them will help me- Robesplerre will
give me free passes to Dover. N repre-
sent that Danton opposes the idea.
have always kept such an emergency
MS this In view. and have laid my plan
OF escape long ago; II Is time now to
test H. wish Chlotildc were strong
or"
While he spoke feeble fluttering at
the girls throat gave sign OF returning
life. They bent over her tondorly.
The dark eyelashes lifted slowly-a
great shuddor shook her delicate frame
and sprlnglng up with the frantic
strength lent by terror. she exclaim-
ed:
"oh. have mercy upon mel am but
n feeble girl. never harmed one Of
you In my life; let me 20 In peace"
MY child" said Emile. with a smile
OF inenable tenderness. .'
"oh, Emile. you are here-you have
saved met Again do owe my life TO
you. Heaven bless youl Heaven bless
youi"
Emile. softly carcsslng the trembling
hands. which had seized his. whispered
gently:
he calm. dearest one: your agitation
may be observed We are not yet Sc.
cure"
She obeycd him as meokly as a little
child would have done. and though
sim trembling violently. sank upon the
scat booido him, and assumed an air
OF composuro.
Jules bent forward and whispered in
her ear;
Courage. dear Chlotlldo: another
day. and We shall have left these hor.
rcrs all behind"
She smiled. trustfully relying on his
assurance. and closing her eyes. spoke
no farther: though the carriage soou
after drew up before the huge narrow
doorway leading to the Gray Falcons
gloomy apartments, and she was lee
up the dark fiightR OF stairs into tn,
upper story.
A Rickly. notwithstanding you'll
was writing there. He bowed respect
fully In answer TO the Gray Falcon
careless nod. but though evidently sur
prised to see his companions, he mad
no remark.
Emile drew forward the rude chairs
Take a sect. Chlotlldo: you ar,
greatly fatigued. and you have mucl
more 10 endure Leon. bring SOM
wine. and get basket OF breat ~,
meat from the cafe. You need not sti
again until II IL time for ~ To start.
The youth laid down his pen AM
went to the nail In one corner wher
hung his hat and cloak.
Emile followed him 20 the corridor
Make haste, Leon" said he. In
low voice. "hocause t'cau't-fose sigh
OF the young man. and want you 4
watch him while I 20 up TO the Con
/ vautInu hall hafa n auuu..taa .-t.ta
,rat; but can't get along without hin
In the Job before me-"
More work." responded Leon. care
lessly.
Yes. TO trace some escaped refugees
My niece Chlotilde can Identify N
woman. but the young man only ca
make sure OF the marquis that used I
be. Hurry back. 30 that ! can so to
consultation with Robespierre,"