The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-03

permit 10 treason % be spoken against the quail
res have their huuaors. doubt rot they meant
20 SEND you home and that things further than
aHy one IMAGINED Was Sir Richard IN the club when
kitty shook her head She related the circumstance
often interraDted-and. now speaking with
lef-eHs she oppressed her fears for Dicks safety
-e has broken the rule aunt, and they viii demand
smoag them lie I'D Il Tor sake-oan nothing
Hell never be such fool as 10 XIII himself What.
~ H1.Ttsoe y 'Psy fellows Who are rot nj to lace
fake him 70 BE. heu be Aalf way back 70 Windsor by
his trle."
~Bat you doa't know Dick aunt-yOu don't know
at An Irlslnan- is when they him his honor
= course Sir Richard IS not wholly IrishInan-but
VII remember IL That's Why afraid for him
Ee is there for ny sake and can do nothing nothing
rhey VIII claim The penalty. and he win pay II. Has
his whole life been Just ike that? So quick 70 take
Re knew was in danger.
The reflection vas ipsupPortable 10 little kitty she
repeated . hundred times.
Dick ouid obey the rue ana would destroy himself.
Sone q Aunt Fiizabetlrs cold logic could prevail
against Ter warn conviction Sic depicted her lover
alone snQng the rufisns Of Medsnenha Froud, defiant,
1eeless q Ell else but his honor she imagined the
sdVantsge c. 10y. lord Unexpectedly enjoyed The
Vd sceze - carousal ard orgy she had just quilted
You'd oe 1t% capped y 1ns Nsnion sScrl7oe o.
5 - & -s re zio4ieus s e3.8 crae1Rs
TO tae 80 TODD ana saE max me Cay i@o no meaning
And vas Ei5sabets pplesnore more fertile in
dezs rot for he rHouents certainly. She stil
nan Questions TO putof my lords appearance OF
nat scamp fIsa ahdthe fat fop Cunninghsrne
she bethoughr herself q another
Did -ou say that the marquis brought you home
al 4 proper man HIS father somebody. the
eoa6 queen told me- T remember that ny lord Boiling
broke ana aad uany word about him Did he say
remember little Of Il, aunt he spoke OF the
.or tie king? Ar. such would speak OF the
@Ahs ~ q shoe which pinched at 7iedmenhsm
= Tie Aing 20 you think aunt II re rode to
81 1ars1a -ssf sfraia Of her own idea The king.
Neald: e net'5a sue n infaHly as this2 Weuld ne
eeatiy re- cr. H. Ner-h4-nserand house and before
alr 6sa SIC .0t thOneht Of it beforee WAY
had ze iost tess psesioas 0Urs2 DICK might already
could have cried lie story OF her pentence 10 the very
YES yes. she saelaimea. rising suddenly and al
sst aTassas El.196eta With. her We FIJI go
te snes y, rs Is an s 1850, -
roy DICKS sake dear aunt, for Dicks sake. viii
.But child they tell me-that is TO say rude fell
low a ne I'm would have it that the king IS at
= care not. amt II he be at the worlds end Am
blt you VIII not aunt you care not because you
60 together-nON. this 'instant-tOr> Dicks sake
AID what could old Elizabeth answer Was there
magnetic attraction an the very words. the
True she had been bundled .uncereraoniously
5r windsor not~es hours agobut this child ef hers
essr little girl vos.;d ne. refuse her .uoienees
EEsss room With throne At The e, farther s end
Colrzfe-s cloth OF gold were al ABOUT her
men did Ter homage wherever she turned-the king
raised her. ID ana addressed gentle words 70 her
fhs :srnisot these years should be real
ped she would The kinE-and Kitty should
l-ter ri open sesame
Eerr early IN The morning these two brave women
Tire tragic yellow coach carried ther1-Vyil
imperial seat, promoted
esr6ener' il. The dickey-
And they going 10 the king-that they
GIT bring rim Richard Escombe's aid-f aid we're
stu possible Cnder such sorry circumstances.
Be sure mat Kitty Gid not hide this from herself
Dick size said. would mad impulse should
honor seem demand obedience. He would never
frye others might call him crzven-and she knew
what clenepty he had 70 expect from those who vel
coined her 10 Nedmenhan-