New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
CHAPTER XXI

al FEE0IR. OLD LABRADOR.
The dsy had seemed miserahly long 10 Jacques
Charpen;isr who had crsved for freedom from the
crowd of fsheruer whose conversation was more
than usually dtsrastsfal % him. Ar dinner and
supper his mother and Paul had talked continually
f,,tte- s-r -a5 vgar-.e4 HIM closely. Fe knew
~ ~ sr5 re Ir -+-rsr r5arf.lIr To- conceal every
l.gh choked him, DE could not keep the strain ano
h-skiness tfom bis voice Hor sno.t1 Jag AassaLo Nv,
Ines In BIS face. and la was painfully aware lhat
yssy .s ~ ~ lcf. ---,, gErr- ls yyas free an last
Z went 20 a hollow -n rle rocks where he had
ia s+or5 H. sEG-5 vii fearless soSbinE The
.C before The Slrl he loved had seen him IN his
detection Ivan was with der, ana called out
Isn't that 5oIv sunset. Jacques? Old Labra-
Coz S Wild and looely, bun ms grand,
Jacques eazed upon me srlendor that had lost
It's power 20 delight his artist eye He saw as one
OF course I'm elad-alad 70 go away, hack 70
ny country COltiuI Ied Ivan. ''pUr Tn pulled
so,h ways. love Tins old land and I'm sorry TO
JacQUess face qafrsred and he turned away his
head. when be looked at Tlrica she was smiling
nothing 60 hsr that she must part with the friends
vac were with her through al her so!rows OF the
Wouldn't you Ike to hear how .t all came about,
jacques sha asked such wonderful things have
YES yes" Do faltcred Pardon me- Mademoi-
'IU make fl short now She went on. for wen
nave l.ne abundant 10 talk of il later" Jacques
!0Sed at her in perHlelty and she smiled again.
tst5eTs real name is otewart-Duudas. he IS Colo
ts stewart-Jutlas. He called himself only by
q doing something very 0oreblc-somcthirE
ss.o-i g7Hfta0t-and when he Was tried and
.o-ha guilty De was 80 cruelty hurt that he wanted
= creep aNaE and aide where he would never see
ss1 s- ots "iam ae h-d known That IS why be
ssaess 5osqlgs for-ot his own trouble and the red
s1s5sss - -'s 80 ... .ile- lsglr IN ms face IAey
. = Lot al al. Were they madmcn We're they
"a ,sa5 cay you resemble him not but you are alto
t-Is ..o- N--.1 DO nothing that was not Of the
hon. .a7ak yog. Joc1ges." said IVAN. heartily. Il
1,ner Is so honorable himself thar h. cannot mis-
re bravegt ~ % & toGe M I I2I.eer ,. and one OF
S-sAesS ana whom some sviudlers got ND a scheme
prove tlt he i75 rad nothing - 90 0t WIN e tbe
.lt. Ico.o lsHn f@rre,el A. an out He got
mn he discovered r-.raF 20 v= 30 , /" :,
- ss,t sia Then Tie r.us.eader confessed and exon
r--- .el..e' -rGl. ..eIE The good old dad did not
54sl.-g- 81 ,.l the fleallness and crooked
sro5 So -- gDl-. Ike ~ keep al knowledge of
es-sat W. should understand tlis matter ruilv
:. s.e oe. 1es "a great respect for his Judgment -
,ssaGs' 80 [" -th6r VIII be- restore. 10 his rights "
W MI .- ~ ht W1nt remain IN The army.
NJ" =, MS summer ir uir old place and
49, 49, .'r The future. We thought every
ave ,--- '-@e lest but IL was not 50. Our affairs
go L.-il.1 - better than Tie IA gyers expected,
'11Rt1zs' '''' -'''--'- It'd 1--we Ju very com
ssrs sH ar. are going 70 stay IN Ne York foc few
E,sr,s sac IVAN 'snQ got ourselves TiCged cut
a. 80 60 20 arrive In London IN skins and feathers
hsg- tfll2Hlsa tl- natives; hlt The dad and Uncle
-, - Dleeied we stall oLy a few things in St
stie ~ Ne@lout Glara so rs 70 be fairly present
49, sltn we strike EeW York. Iil feel like a fish
~ g wste- when Z pat on a fsshionabl suit.
r,-- love to 90 Broadway in :his guse, With
~ 1'li-.Ag su-ttHs beside me He'd be up 10
w.t. se nope Tou-AI-. C2rnire-wal 20 20 El gland
q together" ~
sSf fs hes,tated, blusled, and appeared suddenly
-te7Har- arc r. rev misery Logan F-Rw Al
,srS.es hearl Young Corning had been very at
bssr - .o q urea last summer. a@d sDe had nol
ts.s hailefent 70 linn. lie woull ross the ocean
-a heI. ne would visit her .r her tome ana then