Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-01-29

nds while Brewster was in .
and changed the period from
IN OF Nelasquez 60 France and
luinze. After the cards We're
remembered. 20 his cousterna-
at the favors purchased for the .
ban would be entirely map .
te for the French one. He VT
vster at once Of this misforttne
astonished at the nonchalance
eply. but. then. Monty always
good sort" he t10nght. with n
affection. The new plan was
pstly than the old. for 81 was no
matter % build a Versailles
SleM3ss.
kEsll was no imltator, but he
an effect which was superbly
ping with the period he had
Against it the rich costumes,
Helr accompaniment of wigs and
FED hair, shOne out Respondent.
reat difficulty the artist had Sc
for Monty a costume in white
hnd gold brocade which might
i've adorned the person Of Louis
1t made him feel like u popin-
nd it was With infinite relief
took it OFF an hour or 50 after
He knew that things had gone
hat even Mrs. Dan was salts
ut the whole affair made him
elk. Behind the compliments
|d upon him he detected a note
by which revealed the laughter
emit on behind his back. He had
LIKED how much it would hurt.
cents" he thought, I'D give
game and be satisfied with
left" But he reflected that
course would offer no chance
Penn himself. once again he took
challenge and determined to
It. Then" he thought eXultant-
4 make them feel this a bit"
longed for the time when he
take his few friends with him
hil away to the Mediterranean
lpe the eyes and tongues Of New
Impatiently he urged Harrison
nplete the arrangements so that
.ould start at once. But Harri-
face was not untroubled when
lde his report. All the prelimi-
details had been perfected. He
taken the Filter for four
$. and it was being overhauled
mt into condition for the voyage.
been Browns special pride,
his death it went to heirs who
ready and eager to rent 1t to
ghest bidder. 1t would not have
easy to find a handsomer yacht
n w York waters. A picked crew
" men were under command or
In Abner Perry. The steward
famous manager and could be
upon to stock the larder in
ly fashion. The boat would be
bdiness to sail by the 10th OF
hink you are going in too heavily
:" protested Harrison, twisting
gers nervously. II can't for m!
.ure how you can get out for les
fortune If we do everything yo'
n mind. Wouldn't it be better t.
ID a bit? This looks like shee
ess. You won't have a dollar
honestly you won't"
not In me to save money. Mop
ut II you can pull out a few do
br yourself shall not object"
told me that once Before, Nor
aid Harrison as he walked to th
w. When he, resolutely turne
az gain to Brewster his face wa
but there was a look Of dete
lon around the mouth.
nty, I've got to give up this job
ID huskily. Brewster looked U
Y.
at do you mean, hopper"
got to leave, that's ALL" sal
son. standing stiff and straigl
oking over Brewster's head.
Dd Lord. Hopper, l can't hay
You must not desert the shi
5 the matter, old chap? You
lite as a ghost. What is it?' Mo
standing now, and his han'
on Harrison's shoulders, but b
be intensity of his look his friend
ell helplessly.
e truth is. Monty, I've taken son
lr money, and I've lost it. Tha
eason IL can't stay on. l ha
red your confidence"
me about it," and Monty W
rs more uncomfortable than !
Il don't understand"
believed too much in me, Nc
Do see, 1 thought 1 was doing Y
or. You were spending so mu
retting nothing in return, and
hi I saw a chance to help you G
nt wrong. that's all, and befor,
let go of the stock 100000 of &c
had gone. 1 can't replace
But God knows 1 didn't mean
all right, Hopper. see that y
bit you were helping me. ]
IS gone. and that ends il. Dc
so hard, old boy"
knew you'd act this way, but
I help matters. Some day l II
le to pay back the money l TO
m going TO work until / do"
wster protested that he had
pr the money and begged him
the position Of trust he had h,
Harrison had too much self