The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-25
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blue blood or Virginia, is touche
with the spirit of the Revolution, a
admirer OF Patrick Henry and Thoma
Jefferson. Gossip connects her nam
with Francis Byrd and Captain Jarrat
officers Of the kings army. Old Lor,
Fairfax, whom Anne loves with rever
ence, Is loyal to the crown. William
burg is filled with leading Virginian
talking revolution.
CHAPTER 1.-THE ship Two Sis
tiers, from London to Yorktown, ha
on it's passenger list Captain Jarrat
Marquis de la Trouerie, and Armand
secretary of the marquis. Jarrat con
spires to get audience with the mar
quis, but is told by the captain thai
the nobleman died on the voyage anc
was given to the fishes. Armand
fights with the ships mate to rescue
the dead babe of woman passenger
who is bond slave.
CHAPTER III-The Two Sisters in
port. The slave woman is sold to q
brutal master named 'Roiph and won
from him at dice by Armand, who
presents her to Anne, spectator at
the landing. Ammo takes Armand
home in her coach. Jarrat is snubbed
by Anne and, bribing the captain of
the ship, tears from the log book the
entry of the marquis death.
CHAPTER IV-Armand protests
admiration for Anne. A tree falls on
the coach, and be rescues his compan-
lon from being crushed to death. At
parting she tells him she Is glad that
she owes her life to him.
CHAPTER V--Jarrat brides Ar
mand to impersonate the dead MARQUIS
de la Trouerie, who had been sent on
mission to the colonies by Louis
XVI. He Is to send home to France
gloomy reports of the Revolution and
thus discourage French Intervention.
CHAPTER VI-Anne goes to Win
chester, where the court of Lord Dun
more, the Tory governor, is located.
Patrick Henry brings news from the
Continental congress. An aid of
Dunmore, one Foy, insults Colonel
George Washington's friend, Lord
Fairfax. Armand pledges Washing
ton "a brave man. He is challenged
by Foy. Henry seconds Armand.
CHAPTER vI1-Armand makes
love to Anne on the eve of the duel.
She is coy, yet praises his valor, then
pleads with Dunmore to stop the duel.
CHAPTER VIII--Armand tires Foy
out with skillful fencing. The COVER
nor's messenger cuts short the duel,
but Foy wounds his unarmed foe.
Henry carries Armand to Greenway
Court, the home of Fairfax.
CHAPTER IX-Anne at Greenway
court and long season of courtship.
Lord Dunmore presents Armand to
the ladies as Marquis de la Trouerie.
CHAPTER X-The Marquis wins
Anne's heart in full surrender. Jar
rat gets the news and hastens to Will
iamsburg.
CHAPTERS XII and XII-Patriok
Henry thrills the convention. Ar
mand refuses to betray Henry. and
Dunmore arrests the marquis. He is
then declared an impositor.
CHAPTER XIII.
"lHE shadow of Anne's grief hung
heavy over GLADDEN. Hall few
days later, where Henry and
~ Colonel Tillotson sat alone in
the library conversing. 1t was the eve
OF the formers departure for the Sec
ond congress.
Patrick" the colonel came out
squareiy, what make you OF this ar
rest of La Trouerie?
There Is something wrong. colonel"
he answered, "and twill out. Mark
me, that young man In no chariatan.
would stake my soul he Is not OF low
Character. You are judge enough OF
human nature TO know that"
Cary was on the ship. Besides. he
admitted It himself when he was seized |
al the Raleigh"
Henry leaped from his seat with an
exclamation.
"Ganted he is not the marquis, the
man Is no impostor. ! want nothing
but that night at the Kings Arms In |
Winchester 70 convince me OF that
MY God, you should have seen him
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