The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-08-15

to yourself"
& "The shame STRIP
sHave patience pray madam Ay, the shae You know what
figure Bath since that evening All merry with
him until several days ago Captain Badger denounced him i'm
pastor, vowing that Chateaurien was nothing"
Pardon interrupted NJ Beaucaie "Caste Nowhere would
have been much better Why did not make him say it that
way monsieurg'
LADY Mary started She looking tho duke and her face
white He continued ~oor Captain Badger stabbed that
same ssy'-
'Noet befssng poor Captain Badger muered Mofyneux
his adversary had the declare that
he fought IN INV uuarre This the wounded for
m and inpsd very horrying intelligence He had discovered
akey he had waiting Beaucae attendance at the
door this Chaauriens lodging Beaucare had disappeared the
s before Chsteaue arrival Captain Badger looked closely at
hateauen meeting and identified him with the missing
yond the fan doubt Overcome with indignation ne
ammedasey proclaimed the impost regard for he did
charge him uh being Besuca The soul unwilling 10
t upon humiliation of having ihoduced barber but the
secret weighed upon him 6 he for and put everything
my hands accepted the odium, thinking only Of atonement
wnssor John Wmpduns fete Iteokpoor ST ugh there and
these other gentlemen aside told them my We narrowly
observed this man shocked simplicity not having
dscoved him before These of honor and cool Judgment
Mr. Moyneux mad acted for him the affair OF Captain
Badger and strongly pudced in his favor but Mr. Aoyneu
Sr Hugh Ghe short recognised him.
I'm spe of s smooth his hair the advenur Beau
.caire was writ upon amazing pn Look him, madam he
WIN dare the inspection Beauce well the day of his
expulsion from the Is not this heP $
Beaucaire steppeaaose her Her pale face witesd
"Took he said.
"Oh d she wtsspas.d dry throat and fell back in the
carriage.
"Is esH" cried the utuae
81 do nrt know Icarnot tell"
~one begged ese Gentlemen to allow me to
wine out Insult urappy offered BATH but particularly
10 yeu They agreed not to interfere left Sir
John Wn2edons arranged give the rascal lash
r under rcnr own ewes co. due the lady into whose pres
ence he had dared to fence hznsef."
obrp said NJ Beancaire tone of gentle
land nos madam said the duk IT win drtain yoa not one
I'D longer plead the good purpose of attentions begging
believe that the desire hateful outrage ne the
wish you, fors the dearest motive IN the hean OF WIN
tesAet"
"Bravo! r. cried Beaucaire softly.
Lady Mary leaned toward him. thriving terror her eyea 1T
Is falseT she faltered.
Monsieur should not born high He could have
made little book" Il
"You mean it false r she cried breathlessy.
GODS blood is she convincedf broke out Mr. bantson
"Feow were you the ambassadors barberT
Tt is all false?' she whispered
"The mos fine art madmoee How long think take NJ
de Wnere learn that speech after he write ous 1t mix
of and the chase Monsieur has become man
Perhaps he enjoy that than the wars Ha ha
Mr. Bantson of laughter Do French gentle
men fight ackesa Ho no. ho pretty country We English do
as done tonght-have servants beat them"
"And attend ourselves added Beauca looking at the duke
somewha in the background But PARDON he mocke hat re-
mind Francois Mr. Bantson and these gentlemen
their weapons"
"Wil you answer a question p said Moyneux mildly
"Oh, with pleasure monsieur"
"Were you barberF
I. ltNo, monsieur" laughed the young man.
APahp exclaimed Bantison. Let question him. Now fe'
low confession from jail Do deny you are Beau
careg .
"Deny a such judgeg'
al" said Bantison "What do you want Moyneux'
Fellow you deny that London the ambassadors
suip'
"No, do not deny" Il 90.
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