The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17

below and show them that she had the message This
is what she rapidly read:
I'VE both rejoice that you will come. But we
be careful Can you down to that little door
below and let in? Don't open till tap it-make
little noise you can-then open Immediately. Do
you understand"
For answer Honor put her head with its rufied,
srisp tendrs of bright hair out of the window and
nodded it vigorously Then she turned and fast
her feet could her down into the hall of the
Hereules-thrOugh the familiar passage in the
M Sn unaer the q pes the Ions steep broken
hand on II when she heard the soft brush of the long
was tempted to open it without waiting the sig
done it. for the souching stealthy step passed and
Almost while she sti strained her listen for
mTsn neF F hand upon the door panel there came
the door open on the second Vaughan literally sprang
in whieh his eyes could only dmly discern her after
the high sunlight outside he seized her hands in his
Done them! Slipped in like rabbit to its hole
beaT9 ma oI nav ts Ia as II ne g b nT over
give one the slip. We must get them off somehow
Of the ssoundTels they'd shoot sight ana there
nfb 70 I I az mem Oq1 may hG dd be POSSIBLE b
I9 ~, an ~ IN M 81 = rom '
covered it. if they do they. might shoot tire
lay it up IN any case whether we get them lured
down TO The inn in the village, half mile up the
as soon as it is dark and wall here for this same Sig
nal We can ma ne ge IL II rgbf We yriiI 10 Re
motor in the road with the lamps covered and VEL
patrol Then IN run up here and tap twice. and you
down the bank-Ive examined the place and found
oh thank YOU Thank youi I knew You could do
m M a rw C o % IN & He was
She was 5eg1nRg gst to be able to make out his face
expression of his eyes, kindly closely her
something that her heart leaPed to recognize. Her
grewsoIne passage was suddenly palace of light She
elt an fears ali alarms fall from her like cloak she
sense of peace and delghtl With it there came kind
not even feel sure she felt The JOY and the tumult
She spoke hastily and sammeringy to cover her con-
-, The cardinal? What about the cardinal?
going about Rome when left that he had died in
chief-cook and -bottle-w washer or something at the
Quirina; he said that wasn't true. He's living still
hPg s hns making 2aderf III stir the Vatican
ontyed this man it puts papal politics a good deal
that hound caesar IS ANXIOUS to Step into his eTea
siready, But Imagine the princess viii be the
"she win be heartbrOken" said Honor sorrowfuly.
reheetvey She will have the Oldest name still IN all
Rome with the immense wealth and glory of ali the
Crescent She will be able to have the whole world
always enrich its possessors unless they have
VIII not care for hat % Ho aE Bua out with
as n the h she sn happ Se
IN spite OF an she has-and this won't make her
world who truly loved herfhats what she says I
doesn't for very much mi
u should have said il counted for everything"
Vaughan's tone rad deliberate significance that
made Honor thrill under il in the darkness was
glad il dark. He could not see her hot blush
"oh, no! am nothing. She hasn't known me 30
very long, you know, though she is enough to
call me her friend But when her dies even
though he is = old feeble now it will be the
axins frora her OF everything and she that No
take his place to her" -
Nobody can he her great uncle, granted But
there's somebody who'd be glad o be good daal
more Outside there this minute there's man who's
ready 10 make UP to her for o relatives
Honor felt herself smile. I'm so gad,' she said
TITS such a comfort do want the princess to have
some one like That She's SO alone lust I am" As
she said the words she realized their meaning ana
confusion lit on her.