The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-07

JAIL avail him weight mper
tinen swore.h he'd be here by g. did hes"
"IIe and It's a.rass dog, sra
/ is Just now"
! "Send outato taken him."
"Glady" beckoned whispered
MANY of edged up gentlemen a
parent overher their did
ovehear repeated asdes circulating underton
confirming Beaucaie would
peaurabe color of evening The
prince ambassador and their suits
assembly was also curious
mannery rush the Lady Mary already PALE
trong closed round her. She looked up pathecay
extricating pressure
Waithere," II will fetch you glass negus dis
appeared had thought bring chair and she, looking
about with increasing faintn and finding that she
standing by small side The
for the passage the France and pressed upon her. She
opened the door and in.
empty gentlemen quietly
table They looked They
NJ Beaucaire and Mr.. Moyneux.
She quick and leaned against the WALL
her breast Beauce though white and weak had brought her
chair before Molyneux could stir.
.AIademoisele"-
me she ad with adherence her
voice that heopped short "Mr Moyneux seek
MADAM" replied Moyneux bowling deeply, much Beau
presence YOU
'Oh, you mad % she exclaimed contenptuousy
"Th gentleman has exalted with his confidence madam he
replied
you your scandal presence
here? he entrance'-
pardon, mademoselle, Did
should Gomez NJ Moneux obliging for
the fourteen faes of NJ de Wintere and Meare Nash
you she vehemeny upon yneux,
he will be removed the leave this rooms Do wish
be dragged with him For your sake have always
you you
companion from jail Let him slip by
retired way, andu your and will the
as if nothing had happened. Come, sir
"Mademoiselle'1-
N Moyneux to hear nothing from your companion
Had you cards with him should have supposed him
attendance lack Do desire take advantage of
Offer sirY'
HMademoiselle, could MOTT you on night
You inform your high born friend Mr. Molyneux that
heard everything he had that pride had the pleasure
of listening his high born confession! !"
"Ah gentle with his birth, mademoee2 Ah
mol There strange things that
that a $ his father but himself"
"You may inform your friend Mr.. yneux, that he had
to against accusation;
"That did all 1 could have strength Mademoee,
did ghtthat had ung by big wasp
It nothing scratch but mademosee the sky round and
dance the earth could wish big
he had mus only what have strength for and
straight till he gone. Beside there other Ah
you My Moyneux for ALL
he show courtesy the yong Frenchman and trus him.
tru Misunderstanding agoand would have o evry
thing becausewel for the the fon! You
belief? It is clearly You do belief madenoiseleY
She did look him. NJ. Beaucare lifted his hand ap
peangly toward her. "Can there be faith inn he said
timidly, and paused She SILENT statue Lady Dsdan
eff had belief to be imposor; if had said
I Chateauen; I of
they toP but with the heart lacky homes
man. you knew, himself could you-would you He
speak firmly he gazed her splendid beauty he
funbed unsteady
moonlight Her glance passed by him might have passed by
footman piece of furniture. He dressed magfceny
multitude of orders gtering his Her knowl
edge of him.
ITO be contnu