The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
By BARONESS EMMUsKA 0RczY
more desirable than any OF her NOR,
sir!ding corlpnnions.

more 10, s desirable than any OF her NOR.
Indeed, Don Miguel felt n luck. IN.
arl,. was still round her waist. Ia 4
Ky the young figure stiffen bcnenth
rage and quite adorable ii, her wrath
rage g, she said at last, and here Il
,r Nay a, /, one me-, re,e!nea the span
even In England when two ladies' ladies'
~ nasEsh and s al9ane are hed prisoner.
their ardont ado, ers. they must ntt.D ,ae. II
ray ransom for their release Whn
gay YOU, my lord z. be added. surhina
Margaret not too unwilling p p,isos.
nrr.
!, Ills but Justice assented LORD
Ms afass Fair ar one ysurs r. the rst pTise
down int sfsrearet's = sh W. t iaGf1aa
eyes, : Wiit ? pay toll to me the while?'
Lady ursua IAN t feay anv Pr9,essss
~ .Sa,i honor lies n snatching a kis,
S M, i, ! With a graceful doarish Of Ills his
most COS, him sish the Price ho of s v e.
tory Ursula Glynde,, born and bred
s h r1s coG9 nrrI.; was the daughter OF
toned to ride untamed fouls, 10 have
bouts at the broadword or the poni.
ara arc with the best man in. the country
s sne, y would not yield kiss or owa
the Spaniard seemed to expect.
s ,he h had once more freed herself fron
Margaret. She snatched her by = tho ,s
hand and dragged her away from
LORD Eyeringham, readlustins hei
noe and mask as she lew towards
behind the folds Of i the Tent, 1 s"o''e'
But once more Fate interposed 70.
ientlessly betwixt her and her at
i ism tbe 70 en, escape. Two galiants. see
II the adventure. friends no doubt Of
Don Miguel and Everingham, laugh.
lngly barred the way to the steps, ius
poiirlment. Ursula. still draggIrs Mar.
g , after her. tried to double back
I'ut IT was too late. Don Miguel ana
them on ths oaher ~ SIDE Ta sy we 70,
two to one now, and all chances oil
escape had hopeiessly vanished.
mortified In her life.
Many thanks. gentlemen. for thil
a .imely tra came in moskins
the chase 'twixt gallants and maidi
became more general and the girls al
last felt themselves quite helpless and
Ursula's pride alone prevented hcI
from bursting into tears.
BY my faith! here Is strange SPORT
said said a pleasant. slightly mocking vote,
Planta genet? 4 lively sight whati
dies. 80 sa''A'ss i's"'e"'ns Two Ia
the direction whence the voice had
come. A man was standing soms
dozen yeards away. with mantle tight
" drawn round him.. his tall figure
ful-looking boarhound. which cluns
closely to his side.
he had spoken very quietly. appar.
entity to the dog, whose great ears ht
Without taking. any further heed OF
the somewhat discounted gentlemen
he came forward towards the litti.
E.oup.
Ladies. your way stands clear, h.
SAID. with that game pleasant irony
still apparent IN his voice. and without
slsse more boods a and gsnss
was all that he could see OF the ladies'
whom he had SO incontinently saved
from ON an unpleasant position
move. tor she felt as il her knees
would give way under her.
Nay, Madam" rejoined the new.
angered you. pray you forgive mt
and I'll withdraw, as these gentlemen
here obviously desire mo TO do. Blu;
an you really wish to escape. my
friend here will assure you that you
can do so unmolested. i. Eth. Harry
wha. say you?" he added. once moro
turning his attention to the dog.
The boarhound. as II conscious OF
this appeal to his chlvalry, turned II
knowing eye on the two girls.
The four men had been taken SO alb
scirtely unawares that during the few
seconds while this brief colloquy took
place they had scarcely realized that
ar interfering and unknown stranger
was trying to hamper them In their
amuscmcnts.
(To be Continued To-morrow.)