Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-06-22

pressed hard on his SIDE che only oversee He JUS little bahfu
sometime great man. but he don want all the goy
BARBER replied the duke 81 tell that gladly descend
to handy you Your impotence
rank ignore But ackey who has himself followed by
other lackeys'-
cha ha Has not NJ lie busy all this evening justify
met And think mine mus be the bes six Ha hal You thnkr
IN de Chateauren said Lady Mary 1--WE waiting for you"
pardon" replied He has something say Maybe it
bes if you hear it now"
II wish to hear nothing from him-ever!"
A1y faith madam cried the duke, 'h aucy fellow has paid
you INSULT He Of he does not fear will
believe the truth When all told do not he deserved
the lashing planned to-
"PH hear more!"
"You will bitterly repent it. madam For your
treat
And ALSO broke NJ Beaucare Permit me- mademosello
Let him speak"
.Then bre said Lady Mary, for be
quit His explanation Of attack friend and my
carriage should be made to my brother"
"Aas that he was here said duke, o aid mel Madam
your carriage hreened7 have endeavored only
debt owed Bath and insult offered yourself
through
"sir, sir my patience will bear little moreV
"a thousan apology" said NJ Beaucaire. "You will listen,
only beg Lady Mary"
She made angry gesture Of assent
MADAM will be brief may Two months ago there to
Bath French gambler calling himself Beauca desperate fellow
with the cards % all fashion play his
lodging where he considerable He SMALL
black wig musachio He had the nsoence show himself
until the master OF rebted
know and after that ne forbore his visits to the
rooms explained (and confirmed madam by indubt
able nformaon that this Beaucare Of unspeabe ve
being fact other than ackey Of the French kings
ambassador Victor by de Mrepoxs barber Although his
condition known the hdeous mpudence of the fellow did not
he remained in Bath where would speak to
him" 49,.
"Is your farrago nigh done, sr9'
"a moments madam One evening" three weeks gone OBJ
very elegant equpag draw door, and the Duke Of
The young mans worthy
according the French wee idle deny him
He declared himself noble travelling
for pleasure He had taken lodgings Bath for he sad
and called his His tone
truth the simplest very easily guedand his stroke
bold that did for moment suspect him. and to
poignant regrethough the humbest spirit have shown myself
eager atonehat very evening had the shame presenting him
to yourself"
"The shame, STRIP
Have patience pray madam Az sharnel You know what
figure hath Bath that evening. All erriy with
him until days ago Captain Badger denounced him as an i'm
postor, voving that Chateaurien nothing
Pardon, interrupted M Beaucare "tCse Nowhere would
have been much better Why did you make him say it that
way monsieur"
Lady Mary She looking the duke and her face
white continued Poo Captain Badger stabbed that
day
os BETTING poor Captain Badger muttered Molneux.
nd his adversary had the marvellous nsolence declare that
he fought quarr This afternoon the wounded sent for
and impaired very horrng intelligence He had discovered
az
door of this Chaeauen lodging Beaucare had disappeared the
day before Chateaun arrival Captain Badger looked closely
Chateauen their meeting and identified him with the missing
beyond the fane doubt Overcome with Indignation he
Immediately proclaimed the mpostor Out of regard for he did
charge him with being Beaua The poor soul unwilling to
the humiliation having introduced barber but the
weighed upon him till he and put everything
my hands accepted the odium, thinking only Of atonemen
Sir John Wmpedon fete took poor Sir Hugh there and
these other gentlemen aside and told them We narrowly
observed this and shocked simplicity not having
discovered him before These and cool Judgment
madam Mr. Mol had acted for him in the affair of Captain
Badger and strongly pudiced his favor but Mr. Mone
Sir Hugh Mr. Banton, every Of them short recognized him.
In spite of his smooth face and his light hair the adventrer Beau
writ upon him amazing plain Look at him, madam II ne
will the inspection ou this Beaucae well the day OF his