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CHAPTER VIII

I"lHE spot selected for the meeting
was not near by, since Virgin
las earl governor had forbid.
~ den encounters within a ten
mile of a military camp. Foy rode thith
er with his seconds, Rolph and lieu.
tenant in the royal forces.
II like not these night affairs" smoke
the lieutenant. "Dew is slippery, and
the light deceives. have known of
accidents"
Toy cut in with a laugh OF contempt
""Twill be an accident L faith" he
said, "if send not his soul a-scurry ia
hell for that glassw
II mind me that fight ut Minden,'
said the lieutenant musingly. ""Twas
no white night such as this, but black
as the Earl of Helrs riding boots.
Roots and Shiny grass nnd"--
Toy cursed him. with his hand slak-
ing Oh his rein. Let that alone for
now!" lie snarled. N"They lied an they
said lie slipped. They lied! Twas fair,
! tell you"
"Aye," said the other, surprised.
"'Twas fair thrust. None doubt
ed it."
"Where are your wits" said Rolph.
refining close. know you 10 better
topic? When you have triced the young
upstart, Foy, we shall have toddy to-
night. This air has an ague." :,
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learned of war to love a soldier and a

learned of war to love a soldier and a
brave man."
AS lie spoke Henry's face lighted
with a great flash of surprise and
pleasure. He did not see the white.
and red changing In his companions
check, did not note her uneven breath
epr 'he "oiiurous oeauty that came
s',1tly coartessihg IN her eyes.
me Noiee Mehl on
ou. we oi NY country Know one
1N'ieii:an % WE'VE RIO" mn De-
,ause ~ 70 as',ns. our own ''iiiis tliat
nc nus iuusn., ueio't i'uquesiie' Mes
s.eu's' pie"SG s"u p.aNe man.
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a .i..nu ''i.eu ',,s sS.'ss s,aNeiy US
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'',''
holph came lurehing forward MS
smlty eyes sopefea py tne outcome
1ehtleneh' ne cfleu' clear the room
ana SEND the servants away. we shall
need 10 CONFER"
and held ont his hand. Il beg of YOU
he said, "to honor me by your presence
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pipes and lean dog, stretched with
black muzzle laid to the threshold,

pipes ana lean dog, stretched with
asleep.
She slipped through the door and to
the highroad, and then, with tremu-
lous fits of fear at. the shadows, ran at
her best pace toward the fort. 1t was
good half mile, and she reached it
out of breath. A sentry at the gate
stopped her, and to him she said she
wished to see the governor on impor
tant business.
81 know not if he will see you," he
objected doubtfully. ut is late, and
the march is to begin at sunup."
"But he must see me-" she told him.
''Tell him he must"
He left her for moment, then, re-
turning, led her across a court of hard
beaten earth into log building con-
tanning single room. AT the far end
was table strewn with papers and
maps. A sword rack was nailed to the
wall.
In an armchair before the table, his
plumed hat and sword tossed across it,
sat the governor, heavy, coarse featur-
ed, with reddish, muddy skinned com
plexion under black curled wig. He
was pig necked and his eyes were
bloodshot.
She came into the center of the room
and courtesied slowly, willie the earl
rose clumsily, his red eyes flaming over
her 1.-THE young beauty, and sat down
again, tilting back his chair.
Your excellency," she began, twill
pardon this intrusion and my haste.
A duel is to be fought this night on
Loudon field, and IL appeal to you to
prevent it"
"a duel?" The earl bent his bulky
neck. "I' faith, this is not the court
Mt Williamsburg. l have welghtier red
skin matters at present to fill my time
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punch and rocking tipsily in his chair,
lifted his head and laughed drunkenly
"Sooth," he hiccoughed. .4The same
one offered to enlist thousand men al
his own expense and march them to re-
lieve Boston,"
Anne's face Went colorless, and he1
fingers clasped Henry's arm with q
force that made him vince. '.Cruel
Cruel" she said, for the old baron
broke in, stammering with choler.
.The Internal rebel!' he cried, trem-
bling. as 1t gone so far then? Do they
fout their king to his facet"
The buzz in the room ceased, and all
eyes looked at the tawny old nobleman
his features working with wrath. Hen
rvs fingers were tight closed, and
Anne's white teeth bit her under lip til
q spot of blood came upon it.
All in that room knew the old man.
Many loved him. Not few held lease
upon his land. He was one of the last
brave barons who bore his name, for
the most part whether crusaders or
poets, men gentle, reckless and mindful
of God-men who lived Clearly lives
and died commencing their souls to
JESUS and bcqueatling torches and
sheep for their funerals. He was a
man every inch of him! He blamed the
kings ministers, but he loved the king.
At the leer Toy gave him some half
rose angrily, but others, Of the lower
sort, seeming what was coming, slyly
winlled and smiled behind their palms.
"One could scarce be too severe with
such bloody knave, my lord"
"He should rot in Tyburn!" blazed
the old man.
"Swelp mel" cried Foy with coarse
laugh. "And who, gentlemen, think
you was this hangman's cur, this dirty
factious scoundrel? Why, Colonel
Washington, + faith--turncoat since
the French WARP
There We're murmurs at this from all
sides, even from these Tories, at the
trap that had been set, at the wanton
affront to a friendship that had been
well known throughout the colony
since the days when Lawrence Wash.
ington first brought sweet Anne Fair
fax from Belvoir to Mount Vernon.
'Hound!' ground Henry between his
teeth. A cold hand seemed pressed up
on Anne's Heart.
The stanch old loyalists face had
turned a gray white He half choied
and his hand went fumbling to the lace
at his throat. He was silent for mo-
ment, his great brows together, his
fingers on the arm of the clair clasping
and unclasping, willie Foy sncered
audibly in the quiet.
mot George!" he faltered at length.
Something almost like dry sob cs-
capped him. He seemed not to see the
sneering face before him, now search
ing about for applause. He turned to
the company with gesture appealing
and pathetic.
"Why, gentlemen" he said why
I've known him since he was sixteen!
I remember in '4S when he was a
ruddy faced boy and ran my lines
for me! The Wings have misled him,
maybe, but he could not take up arms
against--his king!"
There was little stir in the place,
a sort of waiting silence. Then
young man arose in the back part of
the room and bowed gracefully. II
was NJ. Armand, and lie held IL slender
stemmed glass, which lie filed.
"NIcssieurs," he said simply, 81 am
not of your country, nor am I of the
allegiance of your king. My country is
pne far away, and It Is one that has
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Foy saw it. "Aye, let them go-let
them CO." he snecred. "'Tis time folk
knew where loyalty lay, as they know
with you and me, my lord"
A slow contempt went over that
rugged old face. The baron had small
love for this coupling. He despised the
blackguard confidant of Governor Dun
more too heartily to handy talk with
him.
Foy filed his glass. "'Tis said in
Philadelphia" he resumed, that one
of our yirginians got on his hind legs
and told them he wished to God lie
could fight it out single handed with
George. What think you of that,
Rolph?"
Lord Fairfax had deliberately turn
ed his back upon Foy, but he shifted
in his seat now at the answer of one of
the quality.
Burnaby Rolph, Foy's companion OF
the gold lace already heavy with the
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Homeseekers, Rates.

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each month the Minneapolis Il st. Louis
II. r. sells special Homeseekers round
trip excursion tickets to points in the
N Northwest, West, South and Southeast,
at one fare plus two dollars.
Return limit twenty one days from
date of sale and stopovers permitted.
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live
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will sell HOmeseekers Excursion tickets
to points in Alabama, Florida, Georgia.
Kentucky, Mississippi, North Csrolins,
South Caroline. Tennessee and Viz
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10; April 8, 10, 1904; at one fare plus
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Homeseekers' Excurslon tickets South 70 cef-
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sell excursion tickets at one and one
third fare for the round trip, to the
following points.
Topeka Kan, May 24.27- National
Assn. Mutual Insurance Coz,
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Church of Latter Day Saints.
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la.
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March ID, % and 20, April 5, ~, 10 and
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Imperial Council Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine, Atlantic City, N.J., July 13
and Is.
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lowest regular first class fare plus SO 90
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Washington, British Columbia, Assini.
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COURAGEOUS
Synopsis
Copyright. 1902. by Tho bowen4Msrrll Company

CHAPTER lame Tillotson, a blue blood
OF Virginia, Is touched with the spirit OF the
Revolution. an admirer OF Patrick Henry and
Thomas Jefferson. Gossip connects ner name
with Francis Byrd and Captain Jarrat. officers
of the kings army. Old Lord Fairfax, whom
crown, Williamsburg is flied with leading
VIrglnians talking revolution. little ship
Three Sisters, from London to Yorktown, has
on its passenger list Captain Jarrat Marquis
do la Trouerle. and Armand, secretary Of the
marquis. Jarrat conspires to get audience
with the marquis, but is told by the captain
that the noblemun died on the voyage and was
given to the fishes Armand fights with the
ships mate to rescue the dead babe off WOm-
an passenger who is q bond slave. lil-The
Two Sisters in port, The Slave woman Is sold
to brutal master named Rolph and won from
him at dice by Armand, who presents her to
Anne, q spectator at the lsnding Anne takes
Armand home In her coach. Jarrat is snub-
bed by Anne and, briblng the Captain of the
ship. tears from the log book the entry Of the
marquis death. lV--Armand protests admira.
tion for Anne. A trees falls on the coach,
and he rescues his companion from being
crushed to death. AT parting she tells him She
is glad that she owes her life to him. War
rat brides Armand to impersonate the dead
Marquis de Ia Trouerie. who had been sent on n
mission to the colonies by Louis XVI. He to
send home to France gloomy reports of the
Revolution and thus discouragcs French inter
ventlOn.
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$31 70 to California. Via the M & o
During March and April the Man
chester and Oneida Try will sell one
way Colonists tickets from Manchester
to California points at s3l.70. Tourist
sleeping car Thursday through to Los
Angeles, 1913 per double birth.
For further particulars call on or ad-
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Iowa.
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g. A. r.. Encampment.

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Mason City, Iowa, June 6 and 8, the
M. &. o. Ry. will sell round trip excur-
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18th at one fare for the round trip.
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Low RATES

Low RATES
to the Pacific Coast and intermediate
Points during March and April, via
II. z. II. II.
During the month of March and
April the l. G. II. r.. will sell one way
coloEIst tickets from Manchester to
California points for 1881. 20. To North
Pacific Coast points for $2S85 and to g
large number of intermediate points at
correspondingly low rates. For rates,
limits etc, apply to the undersigned.
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Homeseeker'. Excursion. Wis. the

domeseekere Excursions Via. the
n. g o.
April s & 10, 1904,
The Manchester & Oneida Railway
will sell round trip Homeseeker's Tick
cts at one fare plus $500 for the round
trip except rates to Denver, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo and Trinidad, Col. and
Cheyenne, Wyo., will be made one fare
plus So. SO for the round trip. No tick
ct to be sold for less than $500.
For children of five and under twelve
years of age, tickets will be sold ct half
of the gIasa rate ~ --.---.---..
Tickets will be sold to points In
Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado,
Indian Territory, Western Iowa, Kan.
sas and Nebraska, 100 miles west Of the
Missouri River, Louisiana, except New
Orleans and Hammond, Minnesota.
Missouri, New Mexico, North Dakota.
Oklshome, South Dakota, Tennessee.
Texas, Utah, Salt Lake City, and
Ogden only, Wisconsin and Northern
Michigan and Wyoming.
For further particulars enquire of, or
address, the undersigned at Manchester
lows. -
J.L. KELSEY, TRAFFIC Manager.