The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-07-29
CHAPTER Nil,
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channel, Max reached Paris in the early
morning, drove through its just aWak-
cned streets. ne felt like Il man who had
been reused from bad dreams TO realize
that he was free from fear and danger
All his late rcstleSsneSs running into
Iew channels, reused and made him
feel delight in his present surroundings,
which had for him all the charm of
novelty, all the cXhilaratioa Of gaiety.
Historic sights, grand old churches
and treasures of art We're to him moth
ing more than places that chilled him
by their SomberneSS or bored hin! in
sufferably.
Therefore he avoided the galleries of
Tie Luxembourg and the vast halls of
the Louvre, With their inComparab Bile
treasures of pictures and statues, their
relics of Il royal race and jewels that
had crowned mo. archs.
His enjoymeuts lay in Other dIrec-
1ions. He appreciated the dainty din
ners served to him i'll the most fash
ionable restaurants: and he afterWard
delighted TO smoke the choicest cigars
III cafes blazing with lights ana filed
by joyous crowds of the SayeSt people
in Europe. He prOmenaded the h0ule-
wards, drove in the Bois, visited fresh
music halls each night in succession,
and danced at the Moulin Rouge with Il
spirit shat rivaled the most vivacious.
He had spent a week in Paris, when
one evening, having finished his dinner
NJ - fanoi1s restaurant he was slowly
saunteling down between rows of little
tables, with their group of chattcrng
diners. when his eyes fell on II young
man seated alone. 4 puzzled expression
on his face as he bent over his menu
card. Max Immediately recognized him
rs Lord Surreymore. eldest son of the
Marquis of Darlington. They had been
at Cambridge together. but had not be-
longed to the same college
Max had not exchanged y dozen SEN
fences with him in the course of their
previous meetings. but that did not pre-
vent him from advancing to his ac-
quaintance with Il friendly smile Sur
reymore looked up from the menu.
which he had some difficulty in under
standing. gave him Il glance of doubt full
recognition. nodded his head coldly, and
in response to the friendly smile said
You here"
Thought | knew your face as was
passing out I have been Il week in
Paris, seeing everything; never enioycl
myself so much" said Max glibly, add
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ma nun without me desire 10 see the
place' re was "ithin lew hours
journey or II; a Journey that could be
mace win d bleNity, ease and luxury
mat seemed TO tempt mankind thither
HIS 1alher heeo never know he hac
fultted Par'S.
The idea intoxicated him. carried hin
away. What time he would have il
Paris with an unlimited supply of cas
to feed his Unsuitable desire for pleas
ure; and what nights and days OF en-.