The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-06
Il suppose the fact of his being my
my-fiance will set that doubt at rest"


with suppressed feeling
said meeting the anxious inquiry of his
silence her thoughts irreevany Il
believe 1T assured herself Nothing dreadful
happen. Tiff will be ali fault He did
with this morning Nothing but sheer
likeness him It. just drove him into corner and he
he refused. Oh that countess A
political and that love story all lie What
fool have been! If only had had even the smallest susp
he Ameriean That poor, girl In New
her the ring-I who have led him
deathap! couldn Couldn't No. they shoot him
they shall insist I'll also a
What would be the of living with thing like
this on ones die. He shall
Oh why was lead into such
this? But clever not he dies do All is fair IN
love and 1 will anything everything" u
companons face and her heart sank
difficulty she thought with despair He'll not
Just honesty count his life rushght
what he to call his honor Oh that girl
in New York. She Tamped on hopeessy for Tune picture
detection mind desert In which despair regned
Presently she started and looked III only dare she
flushed cheeks glowing would
martyrs who conve to get Killed unnecessarily
while aiming self gohcaon don't see that the prestige OF
being shot out here the woods
die without making an effort to saye yourself
/ call it mere selfish indulgence of national pride"
Mr. IIalsford despite himself you severe" he
have particular craving for I'M
necessary martyrdom."
you said that all Is fair In love and war;?
Mr. Haisford reply
Miss Chchesters flashed ut might of interfere
with your wish for mayrdom
ha remarked with some scorn and then she uttered cry
Of delight horseman coming the
dusty General Cardona she exclaimed and
the next moment alongside the
recognized Of his host Of last night
n such plight
to Think she exclaimed. that should to
INV rescue your delightful Spain resome
country not the fault of gallant sol
sharply for explanation the
er in charge Information received from
that quite Countess Varena Miss Chichesers
point but she thought she caught the
words @meddlesome from the
yves the Countess varena she continued. 1T by her
appontmen this morning She has somehow
conceived the really absurd this gentle
man---she Mr.. HasOrd-is an Americana L
suppose saidshe bushng furiousy
suppose the fact OF his nance WIN set uat
doubt at rest
Mr. Halsford sudden step forward. Miss Chichester
could feel the though
crety downcas another corner she telling her
beat In the silence that followed
shoud however prefer that the fact did not interfere
with the dcui Mr. Haisfod sad addressing Gen
@ra ardona and cold Miss Chichester thought
to insoence quite prepared to stand my chance OF
Investigation"
In feeling that she might well be
kIe for sheep as You. being man. would prefer
10 70 through rather than lose the excitement dare say
Won would even than miss chance Of posing
- ~ interesting individual American
a looking into with outrageous coquetry
-v, ar e other people TO he consid
ered ron know There the grill mean. there s-mef
Cardoua looking felt that he lind come across
.r romance be- SAID distressed beyond
measure that silly Weddng had produced such con.
treemps would himself call on SIR George ana APOLOGIZE
e berred to be offer his and trusted
this episode might De the only eiead that
would mar the bright Of their felicity &c was
IL command and the matter 9ong -