Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-01
b, BOOTH DARLINGTON.
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M dc c'a'eaurn said Lady MARY waiting YOU"
"Prd be replied ~IIe has something say Maybe it
bes if You hear it now"
Il wish to hear nesliug from hi1a-eser."
Nv faith madam" cried duke saucv fellow has paid
YOU lie last asult! lie Of you he fear YOU will
believe the truth When all told You agree deserved
the lasl.ng planned to-
IN hear no mere
"You win bitterly repent IT, madam. For your
treat
"And al broke in NJ Beaucairc Permit me- uadenoseIle
Lot him speak"
~Ten let linn Ia Brief Lady Mary for am earnest to be
quit Of HIM His explanation Of my NV
carriage should be made % my brother
"Ala that he herc said the duke aid Madam
wa vr rriage hrcataucli have endeavord expunre
dcf owed TO Bath and to avenge insult ohd yourself
"Sir sir, my patinee win bear little more"
~ thousan apology" said NJ Beaucarc viii iston
only beg, Lady Mary"
She made an angry gesture Of assent
"Madau viii he brief may. Two ago
Bath French gambler calling himself Beaucairc desperate fellow
with the cards dice and all the play
lodging. where he considerable lie small
b wig and muoeo lie had the himself
everywhere until the of ceremonies obufcd him in
pump roo you know after that he orrc his visits to the
Mr. Nash explained and confirmed madam, by dub
able ncation that this caucairc of uspeakale vle
low BIRTH being, fact other than lackey kings
ambassador Victor by name de Mircpoxs Although his
condition known, the hdeous mpuence did not
desert him, and he remained Bath where speak to
him"
"A few moments madam evening three weeks Donc I oh
served elegant draw door, the Duke
Chaeauren announced The worthy
according to the French acceptance him
the most monstrou lie declared travelling
Tor pleasure He had taken lodgings in Bath season.
and called at once to his His candid
in TRUTH am the simplest of men, very easily guleand his stroke
so bold that did for suspect him. and nv
poignant regrehough the humest spirit have shown myself
atonehat evening had the presenting him
to yourself"
Have patience, pray madam Ay, You know what
figure he hath cut in Bath since that evening All merry with
him until several days Captain Badger denounced him
postor vowng that Chateaurien nothing"
Pardon interrupted Mr. Bcaucaire 'Case Nowhere woud
have been much better Why did you make say that
way, monseurg'
Lady Nary started She looking the duke face
was white lie continued Poor Captain Badger stabbed
day
Most betting poor Captain Badger muttered Molyneux
land his adversary had the marvellous
he fought quarrel! This afternoon the wounded
and impaired very horng intelligence discovered
lacky whom he had waiting upon the
door of this Chaurens lodging disappeared the
day before Chaarien arrival Captain Badger looked closely
Chauren at their meeting and identified him with the missing
Beaua beyond the fantest with Indignation he
Immediately proclaimed the postor of regard me he did
not charge him with being Beaucaie The poor unwilling
put the humiliation of having barber
weighed upon him till he put everything in
my hands accepted the odm thinking only
went to Sir John Wmpdon fee took poor Hugh there
these other gentlemen aside and told narrowly
observed this and simplicity in not having
discovered him before These Judgment
madam Mr. MoyncuN had acted for him Captain
Badger and strongly preudced favor Mr. Moneux
SIR Hugh Mr. Banton of them, short recognized
In spite OF his smooth face and his light hair the
cairo writ upon him amazing plain him. madam if he
will dare the inspection You this Beaucaire his
expulsion from the Is mott her'
NJ Beaucaire stepped close pale face twtcbed
"Look he
oh, OH, she whispered with dry throat in the