The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-01-11
CHATTER XVII.
THE VATICAN.

| Al rights rsseryed.l
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CHATTER XVII.
THE VATICAN.
| The ncyt morn;,, 4 .o,,,L, mn ;,,..,,...
with D'kmboi.c ona s,a,cJ ,o hi,, ,,h.,
had occurred. pronosi,y thai s,onid I.a ,.o
| Rome at once and awa;, b;s ,ns, s,rn,,;o,.
| nj any point be sbo,,iJ t,x To mo s,,n,;,,,
| he did oo, ,co,rd IN, yn,,,.r 4, 40 .,,;n,,.
| n iirbt. saying tb,, , ,,,iI fno wo,,,i ,,,,
,louL, sc,,i. ,ho r,,,,ar ..li. r.. 49, ~
licrc." he yaid. "our lord does n,, ,lcsir,
| the death of n s,n,o, bu, ,,tv Lis ,,,,s,
| Mak, your mind .asv. hut kcc, a ,'gh,cr
hand an yu,r mo, 's@'
~ shall a.s,,rcdjv ,lo m. vour .m;,e,c. /,
| "Anothor thing 1 tbi,l yov gill hay.
10 p,s inside ,our sbynrs. and attend mo
| 10 the vatican for The nc,i TOW Jnvs \,
| Ia extrnordinary how su,niciou, On. court
here IN. Ilcy keen n constant watch op
me, and on all the suite. and your seclu.
| sion, md solitary rides out. have bec, the
subject Of remark. The ladies' too nre aging
intcrcs, in YOU. In fact. I have been spe.
| cially asked TO bring yo, with me. by MIA.
donna Lurrczin, ali owing 10 n foolish re.
mark made by str;gonia."
81 am at your ,n,iurucc's ordcrs"
at is n little ri.k, but | do no, want them
| 10 think that you IRE npvti,inp hu, mere
member of nv suite. If tborr v,,r Tho
| .ligbteat sus,,icior All nv plp,s wouIl H.,
upset, and the time Is nt hand now, A ,lny
| or two a. the outside"
THANK God! ! am eating my heart out
here
Courage, r,valicrc. II will end soon.
| Dy the way. il Bnyard right in saving yo,;
| have enlisted ST. AItuaDIc!"
"Yes, your cnincncc."
"Cicl! should not have thought he
would have been ono Tor your purpose. hut
that 10 your affair" and he began "a
| laugh.
II have seven good swords behind rnc,
your cinincncc. The chc,ilicr may or may
not do well: but ] could hardly refuse his
request
| DAmboisc made no answer. and our In
| tcrview came to close. ] would. however,
| add here that nothing ever came Of the
burning Of the inn. No complaint was ever
laid, ~ far as J could find out. and the mat
ter might have been an everyday occur.
renee. 40 little attention did II excite.
Of course did not know that affairs had
reached to sucl, pitch OF disorder in Rome,
aud lived IN hourly expectation, notwith'
standing the cardinals speech. Of having
considerable worry over the rcvcngelul zcnl
OF Jacopo. ] took care that no such tbinr
was likely to occur again. and Master ia
copo was rcnitcnt. swearing he would never
give ne 'hrthcf cH'isr '"r annoyance. NJ
the lc'rc. That moriing, St. Armandc was,
ns ,isua', beside me. and whispered TO hii.'
to hold himself in readiness. rs the time
for our business was at hand.
u am glad of that" he answered, his
lace lighting up.
Il attend the cardinal to-day to the vat''
tan,' ] said, by way nf continuing the con
vcrsrtion.
There VIII br in'nh rnlrr On THIS even
ing, he made reply. he florrntinc ch
'oy has been here Tor the rai two days
mud the altar Mt In" vatican tonight ~ ~
his honor. DO yon kirw ihnt yoh hay"
excited great curiosity ~ the hc"''ol tn"
! ,curt ladies:
Indeed u .. not my way.
Is u not: Ncll' '.ucr',a expressed
parti' ular desire to see YOU
,ru" ~ may n"t ''ad 70 Tue imer'
ehcvaiier' ne attentions ., tue Lazy ~"
ere,la are " 'r'le danlrrou'.
LIS race p"n'he very grave
he evil TO her, nothing more. he wl'is.
pcrcd hou nrc quite iiRht' oh, now
nate ,'int pace! -nid ne "Oi'ercn ,i'tc'
wei, We WI soon tie out o' IT,
a"asc 'ou'
There wa" u" one nt the high table at
dinner that day, both III" cardinal aud Day
ard having gone to dine with Siorta nt the
sioraa 'cSarin' quite an Informal business
aud none at the suite accompanied them.
The conversation Mt our table turned
niuch on rilalis, and. M there were Tor once
no guests. speech was very free