Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-12-04
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,.rrissrd the EFpoll' anu |'Nh -
lie o''I his ow-conspirator's house.
a'ed ~ uttered the apartments of the
.1''en j, Ne he possessed Il key given to
gas0', SnrsJon. AS soon as his friend,
ta 0! .' IN rood humor, appeared In the
10 R'' ., -, the banker felt more at
&C. Aid everything pass off smooth
.r.." responded the count, locking
IL" "g,bgnks to the big purse you
o. % ms for that purpose"
F' o' ST onIy 4 trife. AS soon as Bea-
d.. vour wife, you will receive. ac-
rS s,s 70 our agreement, $250,O0O, half
3 9r1St | possess, the other half she will
sSe after my death"
T sror well. my friend, would not
W.. any thoughts of death; you are
-y' ,1Ior than l." rejoincd the count.
| .nrhow. II is all right to me. Your
''G ,,,.Rtcr,s dowry will lift the many
N..,sscs cncumbering my estates, and
~ .,t me- once more on a good imam
acting By the way, Marsden, will
MI me what causes this great ma
w., awards Lady AIbensonf 1t is n
l,s mystery TO me after you have
,.,rcJccd your antipathy against the
tenor conyuscd the banker.
Of oreI the mother. She agreed to
..-. mo provided | promised to take
,t her daughter and that she should
~. ooroIIy if we had children, and sole
\, IN case we remained childless. We
Ana children. This promise binds me
cannot break it,"
G,smnrchend,' responded Bozell. His
,,an was prompted more by prudence
a., conviction. lie did not fail to OBJ
az. The Illogical action of his friend
mike fulhnmcut of his given promise
III rs not shrink from intlicting a great
ery BIZ desiring her TO marry Count
ggn However, the count refrained
Nm correcting Marsden's false concep-
n q duty
VIII YOU visit her tomorrow in
.1d tie banker.
Yes. shall leave early. | feel as
rj will find her in a more amena bic
sa, and in time | hope to accustom
Eo my presence ut my house"
What Dc yol intend to do with .Tu-
h She must not return here, or the
rto affair will become known"
fhwe already taken the proper pre-
soos: she Will not trouble us any
en-
K these words the banker raised his
d. but, not receiving any more explicit
,3nadous, was satisfied with the mys-
sn answer and did not inquire as
further details.
% The following morning, while Mars
repaired TO the bank, Count BoZell
ss7;ei his horse, and after having in
cEN the groom to drive the carriage
advance, lriSurcly followed Mt little
aDT Great CONSERVATION and con-
TIN was presented to their eyes as
entered the old building in the for
l&cmo,Se'c repeatedly asserted her
sN1to and claimed not to have the
.z% recollection of last nights events
accused chc cook of not having lock-
tie coor. But the cook vehemently
amy denied having been negligent,
y2 The French maid clustered and ex-
@2iN, though she carefully avoided
@oang TINT she had been in La
rs company the previous evening.
'1guen, words were exchanged and
9la'7e. was at its highest pitch when
@a, arrived upon the scene. The
>0 Stammcriug voice, tried to ex-
2 Count Bozcll quickly descended
DIS aorsc and i'll 4 stentorian voice
Gncl.
'-S is the way YOU serve me, is 1t?
~, 10 have known better than to
~ &'a people rs you, but who can
everything beforehand? And Mars
unset was opposed to my taking
S"S' 'ommaud,' and, storming ter
W 10 0aa through the room and as
>a .Ac stairs.
al a.s lee" ri>hcd in vain. he argued.
&Go'> had Huv.r' ,rho t,.or w, ann.
Tie mcxt,s If tL ~ NV ,.tp w m%S b'" y
supposed were successfully woven.
."A'" What next? He was al
-,~'.y H d'h,, and the urgent de-
as.er # , s ..,I 'G5" nl.''k"ten ~
~, WINS f,'.. S' .'.,' Neaelny mar
too severe r,ynn,, t eon nv .hia ~ !"
~2aes upon Y,-rntrs ,ho oo,,n. .no,;
deeply ovor A., ~, ,ne ,'u nv l'eu .
Fa,s ha1 l. ,,' . >'s u'Io ~, Inc sup
ing 7mg.ro1 n ~ So, 'u .ne previous
loo. had n.. , "...''s S.' un!o9ene9' Tue ,
n0c5 cln1r, ;,3;,,t,s 60.