Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-10-21
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yes. Has be oome2' was the reply
from the tube.
AS II STEPHEN had not told her
mutteTed Luke. Then In the tube
again:
Yes: come Up"
Silence was preserved until Nancy
Harker entered through the closet pas
sage.
Hammond was writing when she az
pea-ed. but John Marks eyes. which
Daniel had once compared TO Goals OF
Gre. seemed 20 blaze IS he watched
Nancy Harke-'s face
Where Is hep exclaimed Nancy.
glancing around and not percelving
I Charles.
Asleep probably. VII summon
, him IN q moment said Hammond.
You have told HIN OF your prison
/ srss~ asked NRncy. eagerly.
'No. am afraid 20 co Il yet. an
! shout 20 send him 70 France
TO FrEoce. immediately asked
Nancy.
Yes. Il appears re already loves.
and the woman he loves Is n NeE
York"
who Is she-'
"a Madame Sur. You 90 not know
her" said Hammond. glancine s!gnla-
cantly at Marks. that the true name
F should be concealed.
But John Marks had 4 reason o. his
owV FOR revealing tie fact.
Madame Bur- is Harriet Foss~' said
7 MARKS.
oDl 49, n---..-s .--,-s-.-s -
f sinking into O chat and almost swoon-
F Ing
7 an going 20 lead him hither.-
. sid Hammond Perhaps he VII rec
oEn.ze you as his aunt
He VII not. lie ll@s nctFccn me foT
T many years" said Manor,
"Wcuit you Ike q see him.
-OL. yes. but 60 rot introduce me
% him" said Nancy. 7 WI busy
myself brushing these glasses while
/ he IS ID The noon"
VERY vel" said Luke. and LEFT RE
library.
AS To- re. 7 feel sleepy said
. Marks Il VII BE down upon this
f sertee and catch a nap. But I can
never sleep with ny face uncovered
lie drew q SILK handkerchief from
F his pocket. secretly punched = hole
f through Il. and spread Il over his face
as Re stretched his long frame along
4 the settee- a shadow feu over his
( face. already hidden by the handker-
. chief. but = Nancy Harker had glanced
| that way size might have seen keen.
. brilliant ere cleaning through the hole
&c had made.
But Nancy Harke-'s eyes were Wv
ered Upon the door through which
Charies was 20 appear. nor did She
dream that John Marks was reading
he- FACE.
Tie door az length opened. and Ham
Dond appeared. followed by Charles.
who seemed much surprised and an
noyst-
Nancy was very pale. AID supported
hs-self for q moment ~ leaning
against the wall
can you loc send some one else.
fatheryT said Charles. as they entered.
Impossible. my dear son" said Ham
u0n6- I cannot now explain the
cause O. this have Just received
important letters. and either you CT
must 90. 7 cannot--rny affairs demand
ny presence here. You are the only
one I car trust. here are letters
Here Is money. one o. these letters
= letter Of credit Use x economic
ally. ny dear son. You VII not have
been long In Paris when you shall re
ceive letter from me unfolding every
! thing. Among other things seek foi
information concerning q Madame
dsda1n9-whas is Der nAmef where Il
} that letter.
, lie tossed over a heap o. letters. sc
I iected one. aud pretended 10 glance a
3 its contents
..Ah." said be. - Madame Burr
: Burr exclaimed Charles. turning
b pale and then red
) That IA the name" continued Ham
I. mgut. - pretended widow o
4 wealth
= "A pretended widow cried Charles
al aghast-
8 she is an imposter." said Luke
czreleSsiy. "sbe has ruined man
b young men 10 her time. 4 very hand
sOIne woman A bitter enemy OF mine
q also. She has been IN New York
!. has beenr' cried the unhapp
> Charles.
Yes She remained q day onl,
= and fearing exposure. has taken pa
esgs FOX France- She lefr this NOR
& Ing. Try 10 learn al about her FRO;
tie French police"
r The French polscers rfrf
~Ab. she Is vel known TO the Frenc
po1ice.~ said Hammond "a friend {
:" mine writes ne IN great Distress {