The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1909-04-30
CHAPTER HI.-continued.

49, ~ AhA~NNAAANA 4 Nav NAN-
PERFECTLY WELL" the Duchess answer
ed, impatiently. "Of course 1t is no
your fault. How can it be your fault
Hobson"-she turned to the tall darl
girl-'you have committed a grea'
breach of your duty in leaving the
day nursery"
IN speak TO Hobson later, YOU
grace" Mrs. Alexander said. in d grin
significant voice. We had better go Al
once 10 Miss Decies' rooms"
The duchess swept imperiOusly
away, followed by Grant and the tive
nurses, and, at a little interval by the
housekeeper and housesteward both
of whom were anxious 10 be satisfied
that all was well.
Once more the little party traversea
the broad, picture-hung corridor and
came out into the gallery. turning
this time towards the southern front
where Miss Decies' rooms, which Look
ed Piccadilly, were situated
The duchess was first, and arrived
at the door just as il opened. and the
old lady. with a book In her hand
came quietly out into the gallery.
"Oh, Aunt Augusta" the duchess
said. where is hes Why did ron
take him away? We have al been
so frightened"
Miss Decies looked calmly a. her
niece, rather sourly ~ Grant and
then, beyond him. % the cluster o.
servants, with a start q surprise
What are you taking about
Beatrice" she said Why ais I take
him? What co yOa ue&nE"
"FitZ." the yOu1g mother almost
screamed. ~FTtx, he 3snf in the
nurseries. none Of the ss,TGnSs have
seen him. we thought Won might
have taken him
When have I 1~ntsrSared with the
nurses or TIRE hcv"" Miss lseries
answered with B dignity What
Ia this you tel me- Ffrz Is nor IN
the nurseries, WhH1 8 pack uT nun-
sense this is CF cuurse rs Is N the
nurseries, we VIII snnu nrnvs thar.
FosseW me 81 al yBU"
The rss0lule rid lRnE, with mAn1iius
cozn3enEnre EnH rigid iiIR. uu-igiE RF
syRT. though sfn walked q itzIH uutnf-
er 1fnn was haT wnTIt, Rv4Qr nlmsr
the passRrR fDIlDwaE ny NninEsi. 1b4
Duchess. Enl GhR Ea-vuntK amt lAi
the vEEy 1DwaEvttf the murF4T-ifak. IN bass
fhAn q IMMUNE 1ffaE Ia III lTrEEsssG
Lte mir FlyTnnn Hnt were unra --cre
IN 6ts iRivuum Tine Eitair4 Sill glow
enc ulEHn zfF uiHcx.. 1ttH aetasBsCkss OF
1ffs ETn vsssrH HsiE -TInlfEsfE
EyhH huil4 xaaf nm znarar
TtE adWitssR EFr4 a frightened cry
mt 1u-lfzT mE11ngrEE4Ey towards
Ern1n-au unconscious movement
wtiiEit RIs mEr unmarked by the
&fszET E1nEffzE servants.
where Ia he. Them she said, her
EqiEF4 rsHng higAer and higher. This
Is hzrrfsE@ What shall we dor"
'5Hatrice Beatrice Miss Decfes
EEdf control Yourself my dear. There
ID some simple explanation Of this.
I sseg sure.
Then Grant spoke.
we al hope that this a be 10
Miss Decies." he said. But IL seems
10 me to have exhausted all ehe sfgL
pie explanations already. There IL
something very strange about shla
Duchess. az 7 am here. win you allow
me 10 see-"
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