The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-04


Henri My household Is not all 30
faithful as Yourself and | question II
we could find cook or servants for the
table below. No, we are to leave Paris
tonight. Henri. and It Is we'll the Jour
ney should begin Get you down TO the
stables, and, II you can, have my best
coach brought to the front door.
1T may not be quite safe. il monsieur
will permit me to suggest.
Perhaps not These fools are so
deep in their folly that they do not
know their friends. But safe or not,
that is the way shall go. We might
slip out through the back door, but It's
not thus John Law will 90 from Paris. "
The servant departed, and Law. left
alone, sat silent and motionless, buried
In thought Now and again his head
sank forward. like that OF one who has
received deep hurt. But again he
drew himself up sternly. and so re-
manned, not leaving his seat nor turn
ing toward the window, beyond which
could now be heard the sound Of shout
ing, and cries whose confused and
threatening tones might have given
ground for the Eravest apprehension
At length the Swiss again reported
much agitatod and shaken from his
ordinary self-control
Monsieur" said he come | have
at last the coach al the door Hasten,
monsieur. a crowd is gathering In
deed, we may meet violence
"Then." said Law, let MS 20"
He rose. and scarce looking behind
him. even to see that his orders TO the
servant had been obeycd. he strobe
| down the vast stairway Of the great
| hotel past many precious works Of
art between walls hung with richest
| tapestries and noble paintings, The
| click of his heel on a chance bi. OF
exposed marble here and there echoed
hollow. as though indeed the master
Of the palace had been abandoned by
| all his people The great building was
| silent, empty
Without. but the doors thickness
| from where he stood there arose
tumult of sound. shouts. cries. imprcua-
! lions. eutrcaties. as though the walls
II some asylum for the unfortunate
had broken away and allowed IFS in
mates 10 escape unr"strained. ire
claimabo impossible to control
Down with Jean Las, Down with
lean Las rose cadeuced, rhythmic
shout, the accord Of a mob of Paris
beating into It's tones. And this steady
burden was brp.cu by the cries uf
Enter, Enter Break down the
door Kin the monster, Assassin
| Thief Traitor 80 word VI the yo-
abulary of scnrn and loathing was
wanting in their cries
lie was met by Il rush Of excited men
ana women, screaming, curSihg, CIV
INK vent to inarIl'uIal" and iudisiin-
| guishable speech y man lain his hand
upon his shoulder Law caught the
hand, and with a swift wrench Ut the
wrist, threw The owner OF 1t 10 the
ground Al this IN" others gave back.
and for half a moment sil'nr" "nsued
The mob lacked just III" touch OF rage
10 hurl themselves upon MIN lie
raised MS mana ana m"lloned them
iS'a'.
Jean Las came me r''urF'ht cry
me 'od'hilah was p"H'H from MS
JuN. me hnrs'S. pIuhEIhE with Ter
ror' "eT" cut loose from the pole ana
led away WIN shouts ana cries Of
rage ana busy zeal one mailman wed
win another III tearing. cutting ana
destroying the venice, "h,II II STOOD
mere ruined "llh""' means oil locoih"-
non ueIa't" an" uS''tSS. ana sun '"'
ring Oh ueSle'",e '''''a"''S CIose"
uo'lhn MN VINO l'u" la'e oe'i' master
VI an '"''''.
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lho"Eh '''' presenter some ne" ulo
interesting study ha' Is II iha'
you desire ne repeated
we want our money 'F''d score
OF voices we want oa'N 'Ha' winch
you nave stolen
You are not exact replied Law
calmly nave not your money MOI
YET nave ! S'o'eii H. Il you nave SUI.
'ereu pS 'hls iuo''SH rN''''' you no no.
u'en" nH''''" ~ ''"' '''"''"N NV
ny hcaNtn' you ," tue "'o"E way II
get any 'h'hs i,o',' 'i'' O"' VI '''
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On lou "oui" 10 away you wan
10 escape cfleu VI" voices Oh 'hoS'
heai III manu- We "''' see as l" th"''
true am going AWAY salH La"
But you cannot say thal tried t'
steal away without your KNOWING II
There, up the stairs are my papers
You VIII see III time mat ! have con
| sealed nothing. NOW | am going Il