The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-01-15


his reason. so different was his conduct
from hatwhich I shouldahave expected
in one whom all Russia knows and re.
spects il5 10 ltl a a, as,..tiFi;
g" 9. Mad to have left my beloved wife,s
side, though only, FOR a short holiday
abroad, Ell Z. he laughed. Why, man
alive, what queer things these women
arel Can't man take d little holiday
and enjoy a trip abroad without drag
ging hiswhole establishment with him2
Besides. I'm away on business. e
1.-THE countess is distressed because
she has heard nothing Of your excel
lence murmured. and was not even
aware of your intention to depart or of
your present. wherea bouts.
! What r he said, as though sur
prised Has she not received my let
tiers ~ ftFf;f s{ts IL
6 i believe not one i said . ~
,f!!'t.. Why. man alive he said, 4 am
very model of a husband came in a
hurry. true But sent, word Of my de-
parture ey the man who drove me to
the station. Since then | have written
las a husband should nearly every
day. Have the letters ,niscarried9'
:" They must have. So far as i am
aware the countess, has received none
ataall' 2. feag u a:9g
g The rascals the rascalst said the
count, asf though to himself You
must know. my friend, he continued,
addressing, me, that I have enemies
You look surprised It is odd that's
good and universally respected man
as I should have enemies They are
men. you must understand, who are
jealous of my position, and er - of my
favor with the car These men are
building up plot against my reputa-y
tion. tell you this in strict confidence
am here in order to escape the worry
of their prosecutions if only for awhile
I-I-you will laugh over it, as i do
now took yon for their spy. You
will forgive me q My anger was excus-
ableaa Imagine. my friend, nthese men
Will mot allow man towrite4to his
own wife, but must needs intercept the
letters. Is it not too bad , You will for.
give. me? Come. we will return, and
sup together si III SO
Willingly / said, and in my heart
I thanked heaven and all the saidtsini
the calendar that the count s7anger was
ever aand he was now in quiet and
reasonable frame of mind. Wa .,ni
left the park and Walked up Ok
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arrival, in Oxford street, / added.
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