The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-06

low BIRTH beng in fact ackey Of the kings
ambassador by de Mirepox barber. Although his
condition known heous impudence the fellow did
desert him. remained in Bath would speak
him.
rs your farrago nigh DONE sir y
az few moments madam One evening three weeks gone OBJ
very elegant eqpage draw door, and the Duke of
Cateaurcn The young worthy
according acceptance idle deny him
lie declared himself noble travelling
pleasure had taken lodgings in Bath for he said,
pay his respects His candid
in truth the simplest Of easily glledand his stroke
bold, did for suspect him. and
poignant eretthough the humbe spirit have shown myself
eager aoneha very evening had the shame of presenting him
to yourself
"The shame STRIP
1Iave patience pray madam Ay the ha1c You know what
figure in evening 1nerry with
him until several days Captain Badger denounced him i'm
postor vowing that Chateaurien nothing
Pardon interrupted NJ Beaucaire. Castle Nowhere would
have been much better Why did you make him that
way, noneur?
Lady Mary started looking the duke and her
was white He continued Poor Captain Badger was stabbed that
day
Most BETTING poor Captain Badger Moyneux
and his adversary had the marvellous nsoence declare that
he fought quarre This afternoon the wounded sent for
and impaired very horrng intelligence lie had discovered
aey whom he had waiting upon Beauca attendance the
this Chateauens lodging Baucare had disappeared the
dav before Chatcare arrival
meeting the missing
Baucare beyond the nest doubt Overcome with Indignation he
Immediately proclaimed the mpostor Out of regard for he did
charge with Beaucalre The
put upon the humiliation of having introduced barber but the
weighed upon him till he for and put everything in
my [ accepted the odum thinking only
Sir John Wmpdon fete took Sir Hugh there and
these other gentlemen aside
observed this and shocked simplicity having
discovered him before These are men of honor and cool Judgment
Mr. Moneux had acted for him in the affair of Captain
Badger strongly peudced his favor but Mr. Moneux
Sir Hugh Mr. Banton, every of them, short recognized him
In spite of his smooth face and his light hair the advenuer Beau
cae writ him amazing plain Look at him. madam If he
inspection we'll day of his
expulsion from the Is this he
NJ Beaucaire stepped close her. Her pale face tched
"Look" he said.
"oh she whispered with dry throat back the
carriage.
Is it sog' cried the duke
az do not know. I-cannot tell"
zone I begged these gentlemen allow
wipe the insult had unhappy offered Bath but particularly
you They agreed Sir
John Wmpdons early and sorry rascal lash
ing under satisfaction due the lady into whose
he had dared to force himself"
'<Nobee obigeY'' said NJ Beaucae in of gentle in
"And now, madam, said the duke II will dean you
second longer plead the good of Intentions begging
you outrage
wish you the dearest motive the heart Win
...tft
|'Travo!" cried Beaucaire softly.
Lady Mary leaned him, thriving her at
is falsel' she faltered.
monsieur should have born high He could have
made little book"
'You mean is false ~ she cried breathlessly.
Gods blood, she convncedg broke Mr. Bantison
"Fellow, not the ambassadors barber q
at is all false e. she whispered.
"Ihe mos fine ademoisele How long think it take NJ
de speech he
of what the mos haste Monsieur has become
of letters Perhaps he enjoy that than the Ha ha
Mr. Bantson burst of laughter 'Do French gentle
fight ackey? Ho ho pretty country! We English do
done tonght-have beat them"
"And duke,
Somewhat in the background? But PARDON he moked hat
mind Francois Mr.. Eanon gentlemen
their weapons"
be