Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-17

BMSSSWAY engaging In company of gentlemen his
REk22 was slightly tnged with gracousness (his single
s equal in Bath being his grace of Wnterse) but
remarked that when he bowed ads hand his air bespoke
only gay and tender
He was the dowagrs within week after his
ance Marons warmed him Young bellies looked weey him,
while gentlemen admiration He was Of
prodgous wealth Old Mr. Bs who dared not for his fanes
sake fail all things had visited Chaeaurien under the
father and danted the curious its gandurs
The young noble had fault He gambler lie
nothing the hazards die the turn card Gayy
admitting he had been born with spirit of adventure in him.
sure declared that he failed of much happiness his lack
Of taste in such matters
long wanting the his taste in the
handling edcaptan Rohrer by name,
notorious among other things for bearing dexrous and blood
thirsty blade Bath post haste night and josted heartily
against him the pump the following morning NJ de Cha
bowed and turned aside without oen continuing CONVEX
gentlemen by Captain Rohre osed against
second NJ de Chateauren looked him in the and
apoogd pleasantly being much in the Ihereupon
procured introduction him and made observations
derogatory to the valor and virtue of the French
of gossip Of the French courts
prince Of blood royal grandson of the late and second
the throne Of France had rebed against
the authority Xv had commanded him marry the
Princess Henrietta both Of them The princess was
ported openly devoted the who refused accept her
bidding the king and, the princes
price preference the discipline of Vncennes which
the furious king had consigned him The story was the
staple gossip polite Europe and Captain Rohrer having in his
general the damage of all Frenchwomen and which
might pass he might jog of the elbow
with garbd truths make scandal OF story which bore
plain relation
He did not deduction de Chaaurien breaking into
his narrative addressed him very quietly Monsieur he ad
the noness Of that good and gentle LADY,
Mile BourbonCon Every Frenchman know that
bad rebel and rate who had only honor and pec
for her but he could the king say, You
shall marry here you marry there Ny fren the young
Others ay close roun circle tor
clearly shown that the Duke of Orleans scurvy
fellow but nothe and touched Captain Roher
the brow with the back of his goved handbut not scuvy as
thou thou swine of the gutterl"
later perfect he Captain Rohrer through
the left shoulder after which he basket OF red to the
Wnerse days he had another captain to fight
rung buck who had the astounding indceon
de chaeaurien mposter There Chaeaurien he
The Frenchman laughed his face and at twilight OF the
day. pnked him carefully through the right shoulder 1t was
that he could aside the insult to himself ne declared to
olyneu9 his second and the few witnesses he handed his
sword his his station could not be insed BY
doubt of that he fought in the quarrel Of his friend W IN
This rascal had asserted that NJ Due had introduced an
mposer Could he the insult friend to whom he
owed his kind reception Bah Them bending his fallen adj
versary whispered Naughty tell your master find
better quarrel for the mex he SEN agains me-"
The conduct of de Chateaun pronounced admirable
There was no surprise when the young foreigner naturally
into long followers of the beautiful Lady Mary Carlisle
that he should marked favor
in her eyes, shown plainly that my Lord Townbrak Sir Hugh
Guord rich Squire Banon all Of whom had followed her
through three seasons with rage and his grace of Wineet
staked from her aunt's house with black brows.
Meeting the duke there the after his second
Chateauren upon him brilliantly cit badly done OH
bady he whispered "Can you afford have strip Of
by any yourea You who INTRODUCED me2 They will
bad scandal that could force you my godfather
Y mus get the courage yourself"
81 told you rose had short life" the
Oh those roses IT'S the very creates rzzon gather each
day fresh one his instant
and touched it to his lips.
ON It Lady Marys voice. She stood
table where IN de Chateau
ren we have been waiting very long for you"
The duke she did gave the Frenchman
and he ostco for
eve approach climax en- said NJ de Chateaurien
Dealing taches women called Ami