The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-06-17

simple Every casual stranger can saff
round and round me, and stare into my
galley windowsl" fyut he No. oaiy
half displeased, This little bsHt lad
warmed him after all, and he fstt tho
Banguine current Of hops and sntivs
thought running through bis brain like
n rnill-race In the spring suB-iight, lie
had escaped the dreaded good fortune,
that had threatened him with imme- ,
dinto Punishment, and he had begui
to md his bargain with Camilla even
more profitable than he could hays
vcntured TO expect when he made II,
II was rot Until close upon 8 o'clock
that Camilla returned. However, when
she did come, size came alone, and tina.
was conscln ton worth waiting for,
She Joined Dick in tho morning room
downstairs. and settled herself by the
flre with perfect anne Of manner, He
felt that hts condolences might forsako
him II he waited, and after he had re-
piled to her inquiries no took u plunge
at once.
Are you really Irish. and not French
at all7" he asked.
Irish by BIRTH" she replied: French
by breeding and adoption. Oh. II ID no
secret" she went on. with a smile, -
Dick hesitated to press tho inquiry;
and would gladly tell you all about
1t II I thought II could interest you;
but your sympathios lie. as told you.
In another direction altogether"
Everything interests me that con-
Germs your burst out Dick. II am
longing to hear more"
1T is true that the more tell you,
the more completely you will acknowl-
edge me to be in the right" she replied.
and that consideration would tempt Q
woman to even greater imprudences
than this
She laughed and looked him frankly
In the face. He felt that this was not
an opportunity for sentiment. and
caught gratefully at the camaraderis
she offered him instead.
"Goodv' he said. smiling back at her.
then I will abandon my sympathies
and own you to be right; and it shall be-
simply a story that you tell me. IL you
will"
Yes: but I shall claim one from you
In return. And now listen. I was
born" she began. "in the year 1895. In
the county Of Tipperary. My mother
died when I was but few weeks old.
| N'.s ADS''ohuV "a SsSsAo
Carol. was wrongfully suspected OF
being concerned In Wolfe Tones con-
spiracy, ana when the rebellion broke
out In ~ the Orangemen were upon
him like tigers. He took me-a child Of
less than a year-upon the saddle In
front Of him and rode for his life.
lie succeeded, after many narrow es-
capes. In reaching Bantry Bay. where
NUMBER Oh patriots under Fitzgerald
ana y Conhor were met TO receive Gen.
Hoche ana the french troops which ne
was bringing over AT their invitation.
MY iather' VINO hau previously held
eIoot, was now tempted to join them
ior the sake OF revenge.
he sent me over TO france IN charge
Oh aeserters wlre' 10 whom ne was al
so ophseo 10 ehtrust the realized pare
OF MS fortune ana the Jewels which you
nave sometimes seen me wearing. She
proved worthy OF his confidence. and
when ne came TO Paris after the final
collapse OF the rebellion ne found both
his daughter and his diamonds safe In
the mouse OF Gen. Bonaparte himself
10 whose protection had been com
mended by letter from Hoche.
An! SAID Napoleon, when my fath-
er went TO thank MIN, mere comes Meta
BUS IN search or his little Camilla. II
appears that there IL story In Virgil
OF warrior pursued by his enemies.
ana encountered by the burden or an III