Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1899-05-10
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CHAPTER Wafer leaving Arexzo he
gets caught In q rainstorm and flnds shell.
ter in rude hut occupied by an old man
resume the Journey together. and in one
OF the towns passed through meet with .
band Of foragers, the leader OF whom rides
down blind girl that SaveNi's companion
recognizes and takes away with him. and
% they became separated. aAvelli b an.
his brutality and Furnishes him for 1t. He
continues his Journey to Florence without
his companion of the morning.
CHAPTER Vile reaches Florence and
procures lodging in q tenement. While on
the street the nrst evening there he meets
D'Emtrangues and . tight ensues. IN which
SAveAi receives . severe flesh wound and
ing In the darkness.
CHAPTER VI.-During savslli's sickness
he was attended by the carstaksr Of the
house. Cecil BY name, who was IN con-
spdracy against the Floren&ine government,
in which he wished 9Avelli to 3oin. BsSore
6avslh = entirely strong again Florence.
- allies OF France. declares war againsl
Rome and Spain.
CHAPTER Vu.-savslu rsscus0 two Il.
6lss from the HANDY Of sufnan N the
Garden OF 81. NichAsl who prove 70 b Of
the nobility. Upoa returning 70 HE rooms
be- dnds on ~ etaiPo his companion ON
the trip frem Arsaso, ana 10 oonduSts6 By
nan's daughter. w1oss injuries h bad
avsugsd, was dying. Tbs man gives hi
name e Mathew Corte and statAo the
gEl0 6eath = due to . yeisst-<hs Pope
ard ysU horrible Vengeance.
CHATTER Wheel again rensws his
assist In the restoration Of the Needed IN
Florence, but ths offer 10 apurnsd
CHATTER n-eavsui y almost dead
from starvation and haln4s "a the street.
The two ladies whom he rescued In the
Garden OF 81. Miohael hnd him. and one Of
them gtvss him Jewel talcsn from her
bracelet. With the money ssoussA for
at the Inn IN etesmpt - mals 10 assassinats
masked gsnehman who 10 dining there
IN the company Of . lady and another gen.
tlsman. He asslsts the stranger IA bsstlna
the eDA0tn1 and u then AN1teA - ~
homS.
CHAPTER x.-Ths stranger proves b.
Niccolo AAohiavslli. the president Of the
ven snploymsuk In carrying messages -
Rome and the OFFER ID accepted. 6avslll
y shadowsd on bis way back to he lodg-
tngs by Csoi'0 nephew, who = clerk q
Ms2hieNalGs Ahcaz5
ana sngagsD him to accompany him to
Rome. A party OF i've horssmen, followed
BY Csei's nephew. lsavse 1yorsncs Just
ahead Of them.
CHAPTER XII Tho i've horssmsn whs
Ieft Florence in advance prove to BE- MON.
esr: q the Aedici. led By csci. who were
Sene out to capture or kill 6avelli, and be
ana his companion have Q hard night with
them on the road, bus come out VICTORIOUS.
without further mishap both reach Rome
safely.
CHAPTER XuI.-Whils having his horse
shod 6avsNi becomes interested In some
tricas strsst jugg1er 10 performing and
Cote. SavslA and Jacopo stop for the night
At an inn In the strangsrs' quarter Of
CHATTER xIv.-1n the morning hs pre-.
sents the ssarstary's letter to Cardinal
DAmboiss and at the same time meets
Lord Baysrd. who srssts him % an Old
friend and explains 70 the cardinal who he
ID. The cardinal assures 6avelli that he
knows hi0 story and also that he II limo.
cant. and invites him 70 bsooms Q msu-
Der OF his suite. Hsrs be also meets .
young cavalier. b. Amanda who = also
y to enter Tie oard1nai's ssrvios for an
important purpose.
,OHAPT0R xv.-BayafS prsosats oavslll
"a as11 e f|sks9 4y ~
ct Armande and demands 10 know whsthse
isss for the second time TO 1T AxmandS
accompany him on the miagion h u 70 nm.
dartsks for the cardinal.
CHAPTER xvII-eavslll visito the vat.
lean with the cardinal and meets many Of
te cH aeHgsHE RR'Sp|s1 IF hs t,3s ana. ~,
the cardinal and the Florsn4ins SECRETARY,
when he II informed that the task which
he 10 70 undertake 10 the capture OF <0.0Qo
ducats coming from the Grand Turk 70 the
pope at Rome. He learns also that the SEQ
retarys sistsr-in-law. with whom be be-
came came infatuated in Florence. has been cap
tussd by hE1gands. and he declines to At
tempt the capture of the money uuless
given time In which TO try to eject The
hdy's release. His reQuslt IL granted
CHATTER xIx.-savslA starts on hin
mission to release the ssorstaSy'e sister.
insaw. but hs6ors reaching hsr place Of
ooadn smsnt sends ct. Arman6s with ali
put Two OF bis troopers to the convsnt q.
Jerome. Ahsrs he = to mast then.
CHATTER AA.-savenf dndS the lady he
p looking for ia held prisoner In . castle
In Psrugia and he decides to attempt her
release by . bold attack the following day.
CHAPTER XxI-Hs suocssds In freeing
hslady and dsparts for the 1t. Jerome con-
vent
cHAPTER xKH.-Ar.sr . hard race the
convent 10 reached and the lady Beft with
the Rbbess while Armsnde attends to ga.
velrs wounds.
CHAPTER Hm-QsNv0 WlD ~
convent on his mission to intercept and
capture the Turkish gold and visits the
camp Of Tremouille to ask the assistance
Of troop Of cavalry. Through the efforts
OF Bayard. whom he finds here. the re-
quest Is granted and Tremouille promises
him his friendship II he succeeds in his un-
i cH2PTER xxIv.-while encamped at a
ruined castle near the banks of the Misa
awaiting the arrival Of Bozardo and the
Turkish gold Savelli discovers the iden.
tity Of st. Armande, who Is none other than
Nine. D'Entrangues. The commander OF
the escort Tor Bozardo and his treasure
proves to be D'Entrangues, and during the
. fight which ensues bullet from his pistol
aimed at Savelli kills Nine. D'Entrangues.
I who dies without knowing that her iden-
tity has been discovered.
CHAPTER XxV.-Savelli returns Ia
Rome to find the pope dying horrible
. death at the hands of Mathew Corte. Ce-
sare Borgia had escaped from the city, and
with 200 Ianoers Savelli starts to capture
him, in which he IL successful. One OF
Cesare's guard Is DEntrangues, who. rath-
er than be captured, makes an effort to
! swim the Tiber and 10 drowned In the at.
tempt.
I, l hesitated. Many memories came 10 me,
and there was bitter resentment in my soul
They had all been too ready to believe They
had flung me forth as thing too vile to
touch, and now-it was an easy matter to
hold out hand, to say: 81 am sorry" to
think that civil word would heal hideous
wound. The kind world was going to forgive
me, because it had wronged me. Such as it
was, however, it was the world, and things
had made me little humble. After all, il
the positions were reversed; if stood in
Hawkwood's place, and he in mine, how
: should I hAvs aetsds I would not Ike q
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