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

living, they said to each other as the
as smoothly as it's metals through the wind
ing crowded streets down to the Via Rationale, ana
plunged through the traffic of the Piazza Venezia.
standing waiting for the electric tram on
the little in the great handsome square;
about newspaper kiosks there larger crowds
gathered eagerly reading the posters Just being fastened
The eyes of the two in the car caught and held
ton Of the 'Popoio Romano up into view.
Death of Cardinal Crescenz! spIang out at theIn, as
Wiltacre turned and nodded at his companion. gro
less coat See that? It means wee be quick eh?'
gloRed still with ire Of crimson and Splash of gold melt
ing into Wonderful pure dark yioet when e mG51T
feeling its way as it were SO gingeTy did it run
deep banks both sides screened from sight
either hand little double space the
back dropped fgure-a Roman workman with his cap
You've the stuff there and the wine bottes?' asked
Vaughan IN low voice. The man showed double row
said: Isl, 81, signor! the of wine
country shah help myself and offer glass any
and lifted his cap tn tine ase of tb Roman be5
scrambled up the steep bank and set of in the direction
creeping stealthiy! When it the castle
dows where lights duly cleaning. it to
. IF you stay in the old chap III up and fetch
way to the door you see and III have them down here
steps in case anything goes wrong with the guards
instant He stood under the windows high above
and gave clear low whistle, such as wild fowl might
instantly the light moved from it. He it traverse
other and dying out from each again The signal was
door and took his station f6ere Waiting Wb an TO Ie
patience that made the time long though it
and lines through the cracks the him
grew fun as the door moved on its hinges He heard
hgshed voice the further side of the barrier say,
not hold while you struggle with that door,! Vaughan
opened He was face to face With his sWeetSear
hi Be9nd her was tall and stately form he raised
IN all his life Her face lovely in even its extreme
veil that framed it like m1f5er Her Ewes s5ohe
from from it Ike lighted lamps Honor murmured hasty
throbbing delciously that she forgot that
began the the Of the the bank nnd e
ms guidance. For moment neither Of them re-
princess was LEFT to follow behind unescored And so
e down al b her ands holding the lamp between
she had busily written all day papers deeply i'm
mat she would not even trust them to Honor
TO carry when she would have taken them from her
fallen the stair she stopped gather up her
skirt from the dust; Honor and Vaughan ahead.
searched the ground about her She would not call
them back. might be overheard. the delay of
stars again ana find before they knew that she had
it would take her but moment to run up and
the others Should not be kept waiting or be alarmed at
eP a3sehoe 1t WAS far further up than she thought
pale green satin covered with clever stchery, and
held with golden clasp There it was on the dusty
b Last she I Rekgd up and shook the from
" m IeI she s"ng II on ner arm again and turned
20 3o eIwR tne Sosrease once more stepping more
When at last she reached the bottom of the stair
case only few actual seconds gone by since she
saw Honor and Vaughan disappear into the twilight
shadow darkened the open door. She thought it was
little WORD onfton for Keeping him WAITING oh
f very f Ups me nan coming in flung his hat
cess frozen tongue. for all her wonderful seif-com
Caesar Crescent VIZ" "eF COUSIN