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Salt Lake.

Earned runs-Sa1t Lake I. Murray !.
Two-base hit-Scott. Three-base hits
Gum, Mexican. Bases on balls-Off Flu
cheil 3; off Manley l. Struck out-By Man
ley Z: by Fuchell Z. Double plays-Vah-
renhoist TO Castro. Passed ball-James
Hit by pitcher-By Maniey g. Stolen bases
d Donovan 2 Tonner, Marley James
Wells 2. McStewart. Fuchell 2 Time of
game-2 hours. Cmpire-West. Attend
ance-6xO
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1.-THE THREE TWINS"

\ The Three Twins"-Cy Young | of =
! the Boston Americans, Cy Young III =
i of the Pittsburgs and Cy Young Ill =
/ of the Boston Nationals. First =
/ names. lest fans forget. are: Den =
! ton, Irving and Harley =
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Spokane, July 1S-Tacoma won from the
Indians today, IA to 0, setting a new
ground record for the season 1t was one
OF the wierdest games ever seen here, not
a run being scored until the seventh,
when Tacoma got s. Score. r. III. +.
Spokane ........ ...... 200 900 600 4
Batteries-Carson and Kellackey: Kill
laly and Rogers. Umpire-Carruthers.
Seattle. July 1S.-Vancouver won from
Seattle by heavy hitting, helped along bv
many errors. Score: n. H. f.
vancouver -...-.l4 IL L
Batteries: Cor Ion. McKune and Bun
slime; Paddock and Arbogast.
Butte. July lS.-Butte's errors. question
able decisions and timely hitting by Aber
deem won for the latter today. Score:
r. H. z.
Aberdeen 210 COL 001-5 9 1
Butte -. .WU zOO Wl-S
Batteries: Starkell and Boettinger; Claf-
lin and Bender. Umpire, Ehret..
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Toledo. O., July 1s.-The relay runners
between New York and Chicago arrived
at Fremont. O.. at 10:12 D. m. making the
run from Bellevue to Fremont in 1 hour
and Sc minutes. This run was made by
men from Bellevue.
The race starts again Monday morning
at 2 o'clock, when Bellevue men will
make the run to Toledo thirty-si miles.
expecting to arrive at 6 a. m. Toledo
men will make the run from this city to
Adrian.
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MURRAY GOES TO OGDEN.

Murray plays Ogden at Ogden today
Manager Smith says the team will leave
the Rio Grande depot at l p. m, on spe-
cial, and wishes all the members of the
team and Murray rooters who are going
along to be on hand to take this train.
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FRANK GOTCH IS RICH.

Humboldt. Ia, July 1S.-After paying
off the mortgage on the old place"
Frank Gotch, the champion wrestler Of
the world. has saved enough to make him
independent for life. He has already in
vested $4,000 in real estate and, after his
vaudeville engagement of forty weeks at
81 900 a week is completed. he will have
almost s125,00
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"Called on account of rain. ""Twelve
innings *s*Ten innings
Twenty-Five games in all were played.
The first games with Salt Lake were
played early in the season. before the Oc-
cidentals secured their present lineup.
game and that was with Preston.
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WESTERN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS

Rock Island, ILL.,, July 1S--Mason h.
Phelps of the Midlothian club. Chicago.
former Yale champion. today won the
western amateur golf championship at
the Rock Island arsenal links by defeat
ing Harry w. Allen of st. Louis, up and
to play
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Second Day, Wednesday, Aug L

No. 6-F'ree-for-all trot and pace Queen
Pomona barred, purse $500
No. 7-2:35 trot and pace, Utah county
horses, purse $150.
No. S-Three-eighths-m dash, purse
SEQ.
No. s--One-half-m dash. purse SO.
No. l0-One-h mile pony race purse
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BOXING AT SANDY.
New Athletic Club Butts Into Fight
Game.

A boxing contest promoted under the
auspices of the Sandy Athletic clue vi
be one of the features at Sandy, july
The contest will be held in the SaHg
opera house between Red Davis of Sit
Lake and William Olson of Sandy. for q
purse of $3.50 and side bet. The mill VIII
go fifteen rounds. preceded by a six-rouhd
preliminary between two youngsters OF
Sandy. The men will fight at catch
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BATTlER is COMING.


BATTLER is COMING y
y Battling Nelson will arrive in y
\ Salt Lake tomorrow night or y
y Tuesday morning. The following y
y telegram was received from him y
\ yesterday dated at Ely: leave \
\ Ely Monday for Salt Lake to =
\ spend a day and visit" y
y Nelson seldom fails to stop over y
\ in Salt Lake on his way to the \
= east or west. 1t was in Salt Lake y
\ that he got his start and he prob \
4 ably has more friends here than
y in any town in America.
L l. l. l. l. l. L L l. l. L L l. 4 l. L l. l. l. L l.
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BONNEVILLE TEAM WINS.

ty-third ward of Salt Lake in baseball
game yesterday by q score Of 10 to 4.
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CITY LEAGUE GAME.

The H. c. NJ. i. champions retained
heir title by defeating the Oregon Short
[ Inc team on Cummings field yesterday
by a score of II to 5. Hummel, who
pitched for the Short Lines. was batted
freely by the u. c. M l. boys, who Sc
cured seventeen hits, while Ash for u. c..
NJ l. pitched a steady game, holding the
Short Lines to seven well-scattered hits.
q. c. MI o. 8 l..
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia. July E-PhiIadelphia and
Detroit took part in smuggling match
this afternoon, with honors even until the
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RECORD OF OCCIDENTALS.

The management of the Occidentals gave
out the record of the team yesterday for
the season, which shows the class of ball
the colored players are putting up.
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ENGLISH Won Breast Stroke.

D,r,rq this race the final OF the 200
,,,atar breast stroke swim was pulled OH,
and again the United Kingdom tri,
,,rsnhed taking both first and second
nlaces. The third event went 10 Ger
Thsn the Stars and Stripes went to
tho masthead, proclaiming the victory OF
tho Americans in the discus throw. Inc
nag got a rousing cheer, ana wheh ohei
idan and Horn walked out INTO the aIena
,hev were given an ovation by the Amer
- con.ineent. who were again pres
ent in large numbers.
In the preliminary heats or the fancy
diving Germany took first and second
places. x,,aIs uant N the
80. L<,nodorn Jones doing the trick IN
900 meter cycling event. with
INC - tn both second and third places
Ia the ing of war the three police teams
- tha London, Liverpool and Metropon-
ran forces respectively, gathered III INC
ia silver and bronze medals:
Pa~fIett added the 1oo-ki'ometer 49, 49,
raca IN his country's score ana Noisne
closed a most successtui Gay f foi Ii
I-nited Kingdom by taxing the
mar race in fine style o,,,ar
iia IA ,hs five-mile event. Voight ana owen
~ ~ I-nited Kingdom. Svanberg OF
S.edsn and Hefferon OF SCUM Al '.s
49,. mn little section or their own
10 n,snt of 20 the front. leaving lne
@.,u amon- whom was the Amerlcdil'
vai,srs strung all along thS IN n
t-oight when ne came 10 the iast ZAP;
S,av from the others. ne cIoSScu
ran % sone wards ahead of his team
the l"p Ouen with Svanberg about the
MAJ a;stanee behind the second man
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Third Day, Thursday, Aug. 10.

No. 11-2:20 .trot and pace, purse $40.
No. 12-2:23 trot and pace. purse $500.
No. 13-One-fourth-mile dash. purse $50
No. 14-One-half-mil dash, purse SO.
No. 15-One-half mile dash, saddle
horses. purse $25.
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Lorain. O.. July 1S.-The Y NJ. c. A
relay runners passed through here TWEEN
ty-five miles west of Cleveland, at 3:41
p. m.
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eighth when the former fell on Willetts
curves for five hits, which with two errors
and two passes. netted them six runs and
the game. Score: R. II. Z.
Detroit ................ ..... ) 10 3
Hnildoelphld .............. .....s..ll IL
BatterieS-Mullin. Willetts and Schmidt:
Dygert and Schreck.
Washington, July 1S-Cleveland punched
two errors in one inning today. and with
a triple and base on balls, Washington
scored enough runs to win. Score:
r. H. f.
Washington .-........-... .........3
Cleveland ...-...:........ .......-..l
Batteries-Smith, Hughes and Street.
Warner; Rhodes and n. Clarke.
New York. July 1S.-Timely batting by
St Louis and errors by New York en-
abled st. Louis TO win today. Score:
r. II. f.
New York .........................1
Batteries-Howen and Spencer; Lake
and KleinOw
Boston. July 1S-Walsh was effective
with men on bases today. and kept Bos-
tons hits scattered, while Pruitt and
Winter were batted hard. Chicago won.
: to ,. Score: R. H. f.
Chicago ........ ..................7 Il
Boston .-----.. -------.---..-----...2
Batteries-Walsh and w. SULLIVAN; Pru-
lit. Winter and Carrigan.
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Cincinnati .... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 13 |
Batteries-Campbell. Doescher. Spade
and Schlei; Rucker, Mcintyre and Ritter.
Umpire-klem.
Chicago. July 1S.-The locals won out
today in the last two innings, after Wiltse
had held them safe for seven. Score
Chicago .............. ...............5 8 o
New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
b Batteries-Ruelbach, Pfeister. Overe
and Moran: Wiltse and Bresnahan. UNI
pires-Johnstone and O'Day.
Pittsburg. July 1S.-Pttsburg defeated
Boston here today by hitting the ball hard
and often. Score: r. VI. z.
PlttSburg ...-.....-. ................S IL L
Boston .-.....-.--... ...........-.-..b L
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Gibson; Dorner
Lindaman and Graham. Umpires-Rigler
and Rudderham.
ST. Louis. July 1S.-By taking the final
two games today. 2 to / and to 2. Phila-
delphia cleaned up the series of five with
the st. Louis Nationals. Score:
First game r. II. f.
Philadelphia ..-............. ........2
Observation-Disclosures and Bliss; Sparks
and Doom. Umpire-Emsle.
Second game R n. Z.
ST LOUIS -..--...............-..
Philadelphia .........-.. ........-.-4
Batteres-Beebe and Bliss; Foxen and
Doom.
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AGAIN Jobbing Americans.

.fter a. good deal OF urging the mana, hmai
,enr Athletic association ,ol1sr' az tSe
Matthew ..aro 10 see the drawings Tor
Amerlea'n, and hurdles which are to be
tns e s OFF on onday Except that in sne
fo heats d in III, sse S
MeiVin a,nh and ]. p. Halstea6 OF the
Nan York Athletic club, are drawn
New one another In one heat, and ).
r RomiIow irish Am shearo A Athletic
club. and H. P. Ramey' each e other in an
associ1 neaf the results are not unfavor-
otnei The Americans. But the Ameri-
aole team suffered severe loss To-Day
v.hen w c. Robbins OF cam an, "a Mas bis
"a "a start home on account Oh ms
nau tr, death. He was one OF the best
r,,ra,ers and had improved wonderfully
., . ~, .ra,ning since his arrival in England.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Pueblo, July 1S.-Clarke was given SEN
sational support and Des Moines won to-
day by a score of to /. Score:
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SPANISH FORK MEETING
Three Days Hard Racing Is Seized
uled for Next
Month.

Manager J. r. Wren of the Spanish
Fork Driving park was in the city yes
terday hustling entries for the race meet
which is scheduled for early next month
He said he had secured the promise OF
a number of horsemen of the city that
they would enter their horses and that
he expects il will be one of the big meet
ings of the year.
The list of events for the three days
meeting is as follows.
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First Day, Tuesday, Aug. 1

No. l-2:25 trot and pace, purse 500.
No. 2-2:29 trot and pace. purse 500.
No. 3-One-fourth-mile dash, purse so
No. EOne-half-mile dash. purse SO.
No. 5-One-half-mile dash, saddle horses
nurSe S25
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EiseIe Was a Surprise.

The other accomplishment of which all
the athletes are talking was the success
OF /. L. Eisele of the New York Athletic
club in getting the place in the 800
meter steeplechase- America never had
any idea of scoring in this event. par
ticularly since Eisele had run three OF
the hardest races during the week he
was the only American who compared
with the Englishmen in the distance runs.
and In each race he had to fight against
odds, being Handicapped on one occasion
by having several Englishmen pitted
against him. Further, he had suffered
greatly with an injured foot. Just a
little more stamina and a little more luck
and Eistle would have captured some OF
the distance events for America AS IL
was. he ran q splendid. plucky race.
There were four of the United Kingdom
team-Russell. Robertson, Holloway ana
Geweu-in this event. in addition to Eisele
and Galbraith. the last named represent
ing Canada The Englishmen took turns
a. irving 10 wear down the two others,
and succeeded IN doing so with Galbraith;
but Eisele held on despite nasty raj,
AT the water jumy in the first lap and
managed TO annex third place well up.
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England Scoring Systems.

In the matter OF scoring. the United
Kingdom outclassed the other countries
her athletes adding seven wins to their
already good scores. These included the
chase, the 200-meter breast stroke swim
ming, the 5.0O0-meter cyClist. the l00-kilo-
meter cycling. the tug of war and the
five-mile flat race. The only two other
events decided-the discus throwing.
Greek style. and the fancy diving, went
TO America and Germany respectively, but
America achieved two things today of
which her supporters are extremely proud.
In the first place. Martin ]. Sheridan of
the Irish-American Athletic club. broke
all previous records with the discus. at
this style of throwing, making a distance
of lbs feet S inches. while NJ F. Horr
of the same club was second, also with
n record-breaking throw OF ~ feet 5le
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati. July 1S.-Cincinnati scored
the winning run In the tenth inning on
Paskert's single and steal and Spades sin
gle. Score:
r. H. +.
Cincinnati .... ..............4 13 l
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If 1T H APPE N S
IT'S HER E
GREAT CROWD IN
SPITE OF rain
American Captures Discus
Throw, Greek Style and
Breaks Record.

London. July 1S.-If every day on which
the Olympic games are held were only
Saturday there would be some chance
OF their proving success from the point
OF view of attendance. Londoners showed
today that, given the opportunity. they
VIII give support. no matter what wealth
er conditions are. although every person
who Journeyed to the stadium this after
noon might have made the excuse that
IL was TOO wet to go anywhere
The two great grand stands at either
end or the stadium. the admission to
which Is fixed at a shillingy We're COM
pletely filled with crowd similar 10
that which attends football matches on
nan holidays. The covered stands. where
the seats are reserved. also held "A much
larger number of people than of any
previous day. while the royal box, too,
was occupied by a large party. includ-
ing the queen, who took keen interest
IN the Danish athletes Princess Victo-
ria and the crowd prince of Sweden, who.
Dy the way, have been present every day
since the opening; and the children of the
Prince or Wales. who were interested fol-
lowers OF the sports
The weather however was no respecter
or persons. IL was cloudy and dull all
morning during the progress OF the arch
cry and fencing contests, but toward noon
tbs sky cleared and il looked as though
the afternoon would be fine. Instead 1T
was one OF the worst days experienced
In the week, and there have been bad
ones. The rain came down in torrents
with few intervals and the officials re-
peatsdly had TO stop the sports going
In the arena. The cyclists and runners
were the only ones who ignored the wet
ting they all received. even the fancy
divers being forced to call a halt in their
contest for half an hour because the
judges were unable to do their work prop
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Canada Has Kick Coming.

So far as the Americans were con-
-cerned. the day passed off without any
unpleasant Incidents such as that con-
nected with the tug of war yesterday.
while the Canadians had one of their
grievances rectified, the officials of the
Cyclists union at the last moment al
lowing Young, one of the Canadian rid
ers, TO start in the 100-kilometer race.
for which they declared yesterday that
he did not qualify. 1t proved beyond
dispute that this disqualification was the
placed the Canadian one lap behind where
he belonged
Frances protest, also in the cycling
event. was added TO by another today.
Schilles protested Jones, the winner of the
5.000-meter event. Schilles claimed foul,
but the protest was not allowed.
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Seattle July 1S.-Vancouver won from
sc I'll. h. hea1.,. hittino helned along h1z
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oes Moines ..................,s Il
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BdIItTItS-CdmpDtII. DOeScner, Spaue
and Schlei; Rucker, Mcintyre and Ritter.
Umpire-Klem.
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lNtN VI -
Batteries-Howell and Spencer; Lake
and kleinOW-
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Batteries-Smith, Hughes and Street.
Warner; Rhodes and n. Clarke.
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r $1,000 in gold.
e QuinsigamOnd,
defeated Yale in
/ race, three mile
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father, rouse England, America and
Germany to anger because of the prin-
cess whose name rumor had already
coupled with his and raise in every di-
rection a storm of disapproval When
this girl whom he loved realized the
immensely of the concession he was
making because of his reverent love
for her she would give her life to him
now ana forever.
Tcndcrly he took her hand and lifted
it TO his lips. Then when she did not
draw ii away, because he was to have
his chance Of explanation. he held It
between both his own as he talked on
dearest one" he said, "when first
knew | loved you-lovcd you as |
didn't dream l could love n woman
for Your sake and my own, l would
have avoided meeting you too often.
This | tell you frankly. didn't sec
how in honor such love could end ex-
ccpt in despair for me and sorrow even
for YOU if you should come to care.
Had YOU and Lady Mowbray stayed
on at the hotel in KronDurg l think
could have held to my resolve. But
when Baroness Won Lyndal suggested
your coming here my heart leapcd up.
| said in my mind: at least | shall
have the 10y of seeing her every day
for time without doing anything to
dalkcn her future. Afterward, when
Shc las gone out of my life, l shall
have that radiance to remember And
so no harm will he done in the end,
except that shall have to pay by suf-
fering.' still | had no thought OF the
future without parting. l felt that in
cvitablc And the suffering came hand
in hand with the JOY, for not q night
here Ht l.yndalbarg have 1 slept If
had been weak | should have grcnned
aloud in the agony .! rni;unciation.
MY rooms open on Q lawn. More
than once I've come out into the dark
ness when all the household was sleep
ing. Sometimes I have walked to this
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so you may believe now. But the
knowledge that you could change
would be death to me-a death to die
daily. Yes, l tell you again, it was an
insult to offer a lot so miserable, so
contemplate, to woman you profess
to love. How could you do it? If only
you had never spoken the hateful
words--if only you had left me the
ideal | had of you-nobe glorious,
above the whole world of men. But,
after all, you are selfish, cruel. If YOU
had said, Il love you, yet we must
part, for duty stands between us
could But, no; can never tell you
now what / could have answered If
you had said that instead of breaking
my heart"
Under the fire Of her rcproach he
stood still, his lips tight, his shoulders
braccd. as If he held his breast open
for the knife.
"By heaven, 1t is you who are cruclw
he said at last. "How can ! make you
see your injusticeY"
"In no way. There's nothing more
to be said between us two after this
except goodby."
at shall not he goodby."
"1t must / wish it,
He had caught her dress as she turn
ed to so, but now he released her.
"You wish it? It's not true that you
love me. then?"
ut was true. Evcrything-every-
thing In my whole ifc-is changed
from this hour. II would be better
IL I'd never seen you. Goodby."
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very spot where YOU and 1 stand now
heart to heart for the first time, my
darling asking myself whether there
were any way out of labyrinth. 1t
was not until | brought you here and
saw YOU by my side, with the moon
rays for Il crown, that flash Of blind.
ing iyht seemed to pierce the clouds.
Suddenly | saw all things clearly, and,
though there will be difficulties, 1
count them rs overcome"
"Still YOU haven't answered my ques-
ton" said Virginia in q low, strained
voice.
"Im coming to that now. 1t was
best that YOU should know first all
that's hccn troubling my heart and
brain during these few bittersweet
days which have taught me SO much.
You know men who have their place
at the head Of great nations can't think
first of themselves or even OF those
they love better than themselves. If
they hope to snatch at personal happi-
ness they must take the one way open
to them and be thankful.
"DOn't do me the horrible Injustice
to hcicvc that | wouldn't be proud to
show you to my subjects as their en-
press, but instead l can offer only
what men of royal blood for hundreds
of years have offered to women whom
they honOrcd as we'll as loved. You
must have heard even in England Of
what is called n morganatic marriage.
1t is that | offer YOU"
with cry of pain-the cruel pain Of
NN-nnnlnI 1iSonnninIn1 Il
cess tore her hand from his.
'Ncyer! she exclaimed. "Its an In.
suit"
"An insult? No, thousand times no.
| sec that even now you don't under
stand"
81 think that / understand very well,
too We'll" said Virginia brokcnly. The
beautiful fairy palace of happiness that
she had watched as 1t grew lay shat
tered, destroyed, in the moment which
ought to have seen its triumphant COM
plctlon.
81 tell you that you cannot under.
stand or you wouldn't say--you
wouldn't dare to say, my love-that I'd
fnsultcd you. Don't you sec, don't you
ow, that you would be my wife I'm
lhc sight of ali men rs well as In the
sight of God"
Your wife, you call itv The prin-
cess gave harsh little laugh which
hurt us tears could not hurt. "You
seem TO have strange ideas Of that
word, which has always been sacred
to me. A morganatic marriage! That
is mere prctense, hypocrisy.
would be your Wife, you say. would
give you all my love, all my life. You
IN return would give me-your left
hand. And YOU know well that In a
country which tolcrates such one
sided travcsty of marriage the laws
would hold you free to marry another
woman-a royal woman, whom you
could make an cmpress--as free as if |
had no existence"
Great heaven, that you should speak
so!' he broke out. "NYhat If the law
did hold me frec2 Can you dream-do
YOU put me so low as to drcam-that
my heart would hold me free? NV
soul would be bound to you forever"