The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27

over me to his ambitions. Can't you guess whom /
mean? Don't you know, after what nave toIu S4 3r
OF course it is my cousin. Caesar Crescenzi-the
prince 80 . ., -.
Prince Caesar! Oh, surely not, didn't like him
he afraid somehow. about the ring that ait
ernoon in the studio. But your worst enemy! 10 Wat
to harm you? Can that possible? don't believe
any in a world would wish you harm
The princess put light hand and just
touched Honor on the wrist with slender fingers
II a touch that like caress, and that spoke
thanks and understanding and friendship all in one
Honor herself glow under it. 1t made her proud
happy feel that there sympathy between her
self this lovely girl the oveliest and the most in
terestng girl she had met. You say that be-
cause you are good, and you are English You cannot
believe that people could be as wicked know some
country. But know her faults. too. Here people
are ana passionaie IheIS arr crimes IN
to the Dark Ages Of history and that went out with
6ee 9 that vo m h aU nf ngand WoS
think Impossible on, out of, Of bad nightmare
stand in the way of his ambitions his desires
e VIII tHn m OF his ane hs e not 30 %
only little time his schemes might have efect
While my grea tunce lives have my hands the key
iinas ring. or if he does know that yeti ne
my knees before the Madonnas statue tbat there is
no deed too dark for him to be checked bv if II oud
give him the cardinals ring and put me of his
Horrible s ho E5iiI The glded and painted
less desoIa5i0n ana al that immense wealth and
hing like the bars Of prison Mas ye e9s HtG some
it be true that these surroundings. that most people
would have passionateIy coveted. that Of them
would have sold their souls for were only the gIded
Yes. horrible You are right but true, all the
as the stumbling block in his path? 1t was that that
escaped il he cardinal While was 9 shat n Gb
what had become Of me- but caesar W Raye wondered
some storyNf was travelling; had @ on nave had
Ensn Tasr9 MAJ passed nay Nobody would
against the bars Of convent grating and eating out
When the cloud passes from our uncles brain ana
shed for what he has done will be called to make
clear all that matter Of my being lured the convent
mother superior. who aided and abetted him will be
The cardinals displeasure when he hears the treat
nSd spe that hays escaped pc me H n full Of
ae So q b 0 Sev a% sa with
But give him chanoe--a chance. he would snow;
50 down before him that poor hound IF his snf fSat
was what made me- Keep SdGenp P1 10 death, That
Was Was lgs kaew Ihat IL came into his hands
dinal recovered Now quite free and bold ef far
m ns m TnF R dd G?'e more and Caesar cannot harm
could s8e So S ssf 10 found SSR Hon6r am thankful
run OF emotion as she gazed up at her admired prin
tionately you did great service little fTend,
"But-but," murmured Honor, wondering whether
but What INST te fGieF nd, Speak all thoughts
Well then. you say that it was Prince Caesar who
Now, IL was not he who met the staircase nor
he who begged from in the laTe he
TO buy the ring from me today when came here"
The princess smiled she looked down into the
eager, flushed face. What a child the dear Englisb
girl was after all. in her guilelessness She shook
head playfuliy. keep your your feIIoU-
lures; 1 love you for IT, Caesar himself woud
Turk in starcases boxes of mosaics Never
theless. they were still his mnions who have been
H must have bad man who merely wanted
0 steal from you for the sake gain. 1t was the
sight of the cardinals ring that frightened In
way ne recognized it knew whom it belonged
o. He would not dare TO lay niger member
of the house of Crescenzi. But the attack on your
rooms, the who hid to way1ay you the stair
case the Jew today. who tried TO wheede you into
selling the rng-they all in Caesars pay