The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-31

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What could do Ev-n 10 tunnel anil
r-',ds, h-r Tor h-r treSs,hrry -" wniiii
never tell Pate. trcyurghi'' fate. IA irit
poor Snith.rs q" ht- own devi"'--. shut ~
from inc In IN. irtricariss - N" mars
Will. d.plor- tho calamity I cuuli not
HONESTLY blame myself FOR a. kp-nIet
II wa. - -
y, taking up again tho hur'l-n and duty
30 lifs. I ie,-rrnif To- follow the or"
livabl- roal remaining which Consire
Claire indicated
The storm hat Ahaiei ~ -uidruly a"
q had hr,.wci The noon Wa riiing the
z..nith TRANQUILITY. like n uus.,n lDpking
down from her chariot on th, ii-ll - a
battle High in the di-ianc" shnn. the
chAteaus lights. it, whit" Wall- gl'aming
among them like luminous clouds. 4
toilsoms trtiige truly. hut there WIS no
reason why within the hour W. shoukl
not arrive and h. welcomed ~ Il from the
d~ai
one precantlon against Rn evil dAy in
which she should not share iii take
Explaining To Cousin" Fills" that IL INV coat
were found IL woull lctrav mo. I buried
IT, Wei ghty ~ Il was with treasure. in a
cache ~ the rocks. she wait"t until
hal finished. seemingly indifferent In tho
location 81 tho hiding place. a-i then as
we procc@lel with infiTitc pairs and
patience. instructed me IN ell SHOULD ard
should not do in my revised playing 81 an
OLD part
The stationed sailors wcrH 9l"rt ~
their watch and wari HArilv had ""
heg'in 90 ascend the terrace Wh"n 20 r1rtv
81 them halted us with curious insr"c-
ton ~ their bl1ziug torches Whl" my
resemblance tn thai Philipr" IESccl'"s
whom they had been chlrHrd TO appr'-
bend ~ vile impost"r must hav"
been marked. vet we passed muster. VI"
p0~sed muster.
Why not. nde,.d' Thav know the
signs ~ tempest and wreck 'rn well 30 -
deceived in Cousin" Cl'ra. And l.
tntte-Nd and torn end half naked. as
white a. the salt that snrrtI-t,.i me NV
f.sh still quvering under huf"ttrgs II
and my spirit had unirrgou". why II
courSa I W,ls the bona idn S"igncur of
Rngnt lie snntrh,i from deadly T-,rils
hv land and bv So. and ~ lust come into
his own While one ran ahead with IN"
glad tiding- the others r1is.d ~ in their
amid waving lights and Will acclaim We
went IN tho marhl" steps
Ola GtI-'avr IaScpllas alone rpC-iv",l
~ in tn. main h,ll ! stood GO one side.
tirnid and drpopinr wli..' Cousin" tlrira
told the strange story of now sh" had
rescued mo from th" a~vluir. ~ our shin
wreck and psrils and III ~" Il .uo,n1 -
mo with An oli time contempt which in
itself WAS ~ L--ur1nre ns he threw his
arms roughly about me.
wen 1T hyEnne~ H. hvgonsS y0Vuker-
he rrpwI.d You have l.sn IN -ilv
treated, md I've had nv shan" ~ u. !
admit; all the NOR. rrasnn when | have
hound your fortunes 20 mine for me- t.
make life ag-o.r hle nd eg-v frr YOU
DO Won understand Juli" i here
She sti.l loves YOU fnndlv When YOU
two ara married oNhand and have
hanged higher than Haman IN" wr.tch
who has dared assurn" yolr place and
whose cauturo - only matter ~ time
YOU and sho may live long aud die hapuy
in full possession ~ Ragot ~" az course
! have my own interest bat - that later
on
He glanced meaningIy toward Cousine
Claire.
III 7 may sock my Cousinn Elise.
she said Comp1sedy. and ~ she wont
a. compo-sdlv away I knew I could do
pend upon her. with her strong arguments
and stronger will. 20 adlpt and hold that
more imprcssi0nabln nat'ar. tn our
schemes
There were light steps along tho corri-
dor Pretty Julie stood IN the doorway
hesitating betwa her father and m"
-I"@. il j. he rnignonn".- said old
Gustav. and he j. thine
! advanced hashfullv. ! embraced ha-
tim.d'y she booked M into ms '.cr
and IN her "y"- there was n shade - regret
In her heart did she already regret that
I was the real and not IN" falls. philipr,"
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