The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-04-11
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CHAPTER XXI.

|ans ,,rorsfs Powder Chests.
The and her conductor stood
AIRED Ihere,,aa tent of the commander OF
Hongk pin Nv ,,,te army. She found her
barre, Au''V immediate presence OF
|se. ID VI. Ohio rose with his usual
II, nee va IN greet her. An older
be- w, s siib a gray, pinched face, sat
a .',r with his elbow on the small
lor e'' ..h,e He leaned his forehead
nsant y. uolm and looked down. Be-
wira Dis p .ho half dark of the tent, a
Ton., dvan with cushions was
ANU. N,D and all the upper end Of the
bvira s' cas- filed up with "a huge ana
'"s we. "a nile of kegs and boxes, only
io "o11ceaed behind a curtain.
rman VA you welcome, my lady," said
teet %, DIV ,.,r taking her hand. Sure
bis All ally come welcomer than
|orm.. our camp tonight. Let us
w, news. and then will we find
,nch lodging and welcome as may
|in, XII n among rough soldiers and in a
Aec' b. Of war A..
barn, y vent to the front OF the pa
feet d op and pushed ASIDE the tripping
n.,,s," he cried, "call up my peo
prooa MD them bring a brazier, and tell
III IN law fellows to serve supper in
|mie no an bour on peril of their heads!"
|agedy i returned and stood before The
|rel rho had sunk back as if fatigued
!, ottoman covered with thick furs.
va" feet nestled in the bearskins
u Lea a covered the floor. The Prince
injured tei anxously down.
Eturng U,,aon me your shoes are wet"
IS home .,id eve are but Muscovite Doors,
no know how to make ladies COM
|enmo, AHA Permit me-" He encased
Oh, .resa's feet in dainty oriental slip
,.,n small as her own, and placed
deicately and respectfully on
bike ov, couch.
NO Wv There that is better!" he said,
ding over her tenderly.
emp0 heresa did not answer. She only
Ia, are I'D at the Prince, leaning a little
~ for ID her back and resting her head
The stf % the palm of her hand. The
thous Enth Of the tent and the soft lux
Of the rich rugs had brought
n,ooos h Of red to a cheek which yet
non., lied with the volleying of the Bal
boo ralndIops.
A''' Alexis never told me this woman
preSen 50 beautiful" Ivan said to himself.
|lndles ko is she? She cannot be a Court.
U 10 Such marvel could not have
hidden from me during all my
jlearmO there!"
divorce he addressed himself to making
u and discovery.
,yoro Ny lady" he said you are our
[..ooa kt Will you deign to tell us how
coya e formally we may address you?
are no Courtlander, as all may
i'l am Dane" she answered, smil-
Wy Il am called the Lady Theresa.
yet all IT, the present let that suffice. |
Agie yenturing much to come to yOu
|Wyo. My father and brothers but
|ough a astle upon the Baltic shore o.
that has been the inheritance of
man mother Then came the reivers
bent, AeTnsberg and burned the castle
he ground They burned it with
'aH'u from cellar to roof-tree. And they
Is we'' kened the fire with the blood of
was bal nearest kindred"
Punds she spoke Theresa's eyes gilt
which and altered. The Prince read
rlme' The meaning of that excitement,
was he to know all that lay be-
Montl
|dslide, AND So" he said, you have no
oledi lvill to the Princess Joan of Hob.
,o onr tn-and CORTLAND. Or to any of
~ "a AvoFers?" he added after a pause,
al me name the grey-headed man
m'hau mad been sitting unmoved by the