Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1907-05-11

No he agreed. ''ppTnaUg not. GU
are doubtless quite right to investi-
/ gate | wish you success wish that
( / might myself aid you, there Is so
much of interest in the case 20 me;
/ but l fear that to be impossible. ]
must rest-I who have so many affairs
calling me, so little desire 70 rest! Is
not the fate ironical%'
/ And } broathed a sigh, which was
doubtless genuine enough.
/ WIN you go TO Paris ! asked.
ION, no; not at once. At HaNre /
shall meet my agent and transact my
affairs with him. Then l shall seek
some place Of quiet along the
/ coast"
Yes" | said to myself, with leap
ing heart, "Etretat!" But dared not
speak the word
Il shall write to you" he added
/ when | have settled. Where do you
stay AT parls2"
Dvro hoyo,,,t dacided vat" I said
Nv, - ~ r[,,atnd
.T,,a,., IN ,,o 49, po,.co onr
lIah Yen Eou nll 49, ~ :,
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pItah"o"h IA hea''h' NO"' anu '0''N -
trS'; . ,, .,.,, .,
ia - ~ iT aI ,Si l3,aSse, ri,a ~ ,on ~ he
ne s,'lu, S'"Ii '', ELt's ~ II.s ho,h 90,
poste restante. should iike e"'h you you
anu your IIl'hu 70 De ny s"e'' "0Ao'
you return 10 amer
There was courtesy coEalality IN
his tone which almost dlsaTmea me.
shame that | couldn't be friends with I.
him, for ! enjoyed hlm so thoroushly'
We shall be glad TO accept ! an
s"ered, knowing IN my heart that the
invitation Woulu never De ihaue' hou re
very kind
lie waved ms mana dcprtcauhBiy'
tnen Iot IL ran upon me oea WIZ WIN "a d
gesture OF "earlntss' l recoEhlZea me
sign OF dismissal l was ready 10 go ;
had accomplished az thal couiu
! nope 10 accomplish II had not az
ready dlsarned ms suspicious coulu
! never 90 so,
Il am tiring you l said starting
up. HOW thoughLess OF me.
NO ne protested; no puI ms
voice was almost ihaudlDle.
I VIII 60 l SAID. You must pardon
me. nope you WIN soon be DetleT
ana closed me door behlha me win
4 ms ihuImered lhahhs IN my ear ~
II was not until after dinner that I
| found opportunity 10 relate 70 MISS
kemball the details or my tank With
Martigny. She listened quietly until
/ had hnlshedi then she looked al me
| smilingly
1 Why did you change your mind =
/ she asked.
THE adventure tempted me-those
/ are your own words. l thought perhaps
! | might be able TO throw Marugny on
/ the track.
And do you think you sue
/ ceeded?'
/ 4 don't know | answered doubt
! iullN lie may nave seen cleaf through
! me,
oh, don't believe him .superhu-
/ man. l DeneNe you succeeded.
we shah know tomorrow l sug-
/ gested.
I "Ycs-and you must keep up the de-
| Cepion until the last moment. Re
/ member, he will be watching you He
mustn't see you take the train for Et-
! retat.'
/ I'll do my best j said.
And don't make mountains out OF
mole hills You see you have been dis
/ trusting yourself needlessly. one
mustn't be too timid
DO you think | am too timid"'
/ demanded, eager instantly 10 prove the
! contrary
But she saw the light in my eyes
/ | sunuose. for she drew away, almost
I imperceplbly.
/ 'Oniv IN some things she retorted
! and si-eAced me.
The evening passed and the last day
came We sighted land soon after
/ La HaGue-Fague AT hrst, but slowly
lifting as we ploWed on into the bag
/ with the crowded roofs OF Havre fan
/ ahead.
/ was standing at the rail beside
Miss kemball, filled with the thoughts
( Of our imminent good by, when she
! turned TO me suddenly.
Don't forget Marugny she
! cautioned. "Wouldnt you better see
him again
thought ia wait untl we landed,
! Snld, theh can nelp nm OIL thC
boat and see him Wei away from the
station. he 700 ~ 70 pc very IlVelS
/ on MS rect we shouldht nave any
trouble dodging hiin.
1es' ana pe careful, re Hiush sus'
| pect Etretat But look AZ that clumI
OF houses yohuer-areh they plctuf'
esque
lhe9 were plctulesIue, Win thelI
y