The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-03

and drink and tell me how the air Of Paris has
He grew red az my vords but. to do him
Monsieur. 1 have said have businessi"
And so have l; everybodys business 10 q
testers business Come and drink
He thought | was in my cups. and stiil pre-
pressed on: But stuck like a Sy to him, buzz.
yonr isSiy esain-does the Spanish Ambassador
He stopped short with curse and turned on
shaking n6 With tn angel, hi. hmm, ,hs
hilt Of his polnard. But slipped back nimbly.
ms drsS rSPs. Pointed At HIM And i
iutely necessary for MN 70 have hts hands
mistake. He attempted TO dash across the
to n other eide and escape me 9n the
the crowd was on hls heels
chy WGqs r. wh
With q Aramon. The spy had barely got acros.
shriekinR. bowling moo-and a. mot, too. OF
drew his sword and swept i i round him but
began to, iy. and the rattle OF the. watch TO I've
He had backed W against tho wall near
street lamp; his cheek was, Gu. and bleeding,
spa .h hs ssrsanSn % rC . lie HE rs
have shouted I" awaken the the lead. 'e''' "' won
| Thief Robber :" was, ahreked aud
S roush, him down with III blow from S STAN al
aud h, fell beneath struggling heap OF men.
| the worst OF his class. and deserved death Mt
the lamp..post. On the whole. he got OF eusil
was many n long day the '(uptAin'a" linn BIS
| lost their soreness.
He. was disposed OF. al ANY rate. SO, leaving
on .oTsri the Rue Tirs Boadin where Iofs.
ifancs to the street halted Tor i%em ent, as
uustry cooks shop although my eyes were
fixed anywhere but on his ,artets and cakes
| ligh, iel like a froad silver ribbon between the
! two rows Of dark and silent houses. that raised
their gray AMI mo,tled walls on either side o.
w9n,sd crowd near near. the deer Of the house us,
| vaguely. for 1t lay about a third OF the way
down the street
TO get better view. when. felt something
plucklng at my cloak. ! looked down. II was
and he sat al my feet gazing wistfSiIy up at
nv face. with eyes that told roe he was
Come. Poupon!" said. aud In moment he
| was on INV shoulder, where he sat light as q
feather gave another look down the road
| ami ~ the group near Lorgnac's house. and
was certain | caught the CLEAN Of q cuirass
| This augUred III, but 1, was no time to draw
ss and samns indy S 10 n. eop
the house found myself stopped by Crequy Of
| "Diable"TI exclaimed. II have come to see
! my gossip. LorRnac What does all this me an %
II know no more than you. lie Brusquet. II
YOU want 10 see Lorgnac YOU will ind him on
| the opposite side % tho road with two OF my
| men; but he ia as sulky a. a bear"
What! Have you arrested him"
Yes"
Then what are YOU doing here"
| 'Obeylng orders. my lord Of Foley: aud II
| you wIlltake my advice you viii go home for
| Cardinal viii be here in a few minutes. We
have Gagged some birds within"
An. well! That Ia their afair. I'll drop u
consol!ng lest in l.orGnac's ear and be OF. Au
| "Au revoir"
! In Il few steps was across the road and be-
| side l.orgnar. He was standing looking the
| picture o. detection. between two stalwart
! atrhers.
oh, ho. mon amt" exclaimed. as en-
| hracei hir. so You have engaged pilots for
| the Chatect'"
| The archers laughed ~ this reference to
| them, but Iorgnac seized his chance and whis-
! pered quickly in my ear.
The horse is In the stable behind Baron 9
| shop; there ia n chance by the window" and
he slipped key into INV hand.
| Never fear. answered loudly. you shall
| be free tonight shall ace my gossip Henri.
| and we shnll finish that d'Arhnis OF mine be-
fore tomorrow morning. Adieu. then. until
we meet again"
| And waving my hand To Creauy. 7 turned
| back and walked on ~ u rapid pace. Pompon
! one" more following at my heels.