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stood looking into encn otner eyes.
"Will you believe me when say l
bOve you. and only you:''
She did not answer
Once you angrily reclaimed the
handkerchief thought you had given
me. Will You give me your hindker-
chief nOwT
Must you have something for re-
membrancef''
mot for remembrance. but when
return and show the token and make
may grant It,"
Her handkerchief was In my hand
"The next time ! petition II shall be
for myself" | said
Il think she began. and the clasp
Of our hands frightened. and her arm
touched mine. and her hair brushed
my cheek Il think fear shall
easily grant thai request. 60 warily
Come. claim 1t quickly"
Eye to eye. heart TO heart. were we
almost. Her face was raised to mine.
l questioned her with a look. and how
she answered hardly know. But she
did answer. for my arms stole round
her and our lips met. A warm glow
came into her fnce. u iovelight into
her eyes. almost a sob into her breath
II was a sweet surrender. II was a
Then II wus gone Very gently she
disengaged herself from my embrace.
"Now GO" she said
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ZEE suRR ! SHALL NOT RETURN To THAT
OTHER WORLD ALONE
and. fool that l was. l tried to make
you believe that I cared nothing for
you
And. In truth. you succeeded
why did you receive me so coIdly
looked for gladDess In your eyes after
the tournament"
Il had secret to keep"
Even them I asked
THE princess could have smiled; the
woman dar,-d not. ! was afraid Of
you. Of myself. of all the world"
DO you still doubt mel"
u am waiting to he convinced"
Lady Aldrida came TO the after the
council and accused me OF being false"
I said. "she spoke most bitterly"
And you soothed her.
Il fear not. told her that imagina
don had played too great Il part with
her and that had said no more TO
her than many others had done and
will do again TO SO pretty u lady"
"And she left you amicablyr'
"No-vowing vengeance"
The princess started
"She cannot harm me-" I said. To
day has proved my friends. and they
have sworn to protect your highness."
II have no fear What do you fear
for mei'
Because ! love you fear all things
Do you know that IL Is whispered In
the city that I seek to become a king
In Drussenland:
who whispers itT''
II know not who started II. but
heard It when ! first entered the hall
today. and Lady Aldrida had heard
It. for she said prying eyes might look
into even the princess garden"
She turned sharply ~ II expecting TO
find that We were being watched now
ut Is well that you go tonight" she
said suddenly
You regret what you said last
sake II would he well n ! did not re
urn
II do not regret have said you
must return ''
could not answer her. for Jasar
entered.
"All Is In readiness. your hRhness-
We will come Leave Us mo
nent. You will depart by secret
way. Sir VERBAL. by door whicn
opens into the woods that touch the
outer walls The woods lie along the
spur Of the hill. 80 that you will pass
the camp unuotied Two good horses
await you. and for the resi- your wit
must serve. TO wnriIy. for my sake.
1t may chance that il would be con-
venient to return secretly; there Is the
key
She gave me the key. and ] slipped
II into the pouch al my waist.
Her hand was In mime, and 20 We
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the king"
"Dismount and thrown down your
arms and you can cross the bridge"
you'll bring me to the king!"
"I wouldn't rob him OF your tale for
the world was the answer. I'll send
forward and ask at what hour he'll
receive you
That's courteous OF you. but you
Spa niards We're ever that" said
O'Rynn. Then he whispered to NE,
ats our best chance. aud. anyway.
well enter the city somehow"
He got of his horse and threw down
his sword followed his example.
We crossed the bridge, surrounded
by the soldiers. and entered the small
building on the other side.
I'm send to the king. and you can
rest here and make up your tale until
the messenger returns. wouldn't
trouble about the tale overlnuch. for
like as not QUIZ never have chance
Of telling it
"And why not?'
1.-THE king may command your i'm
mediate removal to the fortress.
Then. by ST. Patrick. I'll tell the tale
10 you us we 30 ineTe.
When Costa returned he said to
Organ, "You are to have chance to
tell your tale
We were soon conducted to the room
where we We're presented to the king.
His majesty listened to Costa's story
Of our coming to the capital. Then
O'Ryan was permitted to tell his story.
He was questioned sometimes In
mirthful way. and then severely. about
his service In behalf OF the princess.
and then questioned about Vasca and
his valor. and about Vasca's actions In
behalf of the princess.
After all this the king looked at me
and said to Organ:
stand back. sir. let me look at this
new recruit
He motioned me and | approached.
'You wish TO live. fellowT'
III 1t please your majesty" l an
swered.
81 asked your pleasurer'
81 have never begged my life from
any one who had the power to take
It."
do you underrtand that this Is the
kingT' said courtier. angry at my
answer. and evidently wishing to Sc
cure his masters favor.
'T do. my lord and remember that
I am u man.
cit seems we have two ready
tongues near u.s." the king said. rather
pleased AT the discontinue Of his com
panion. what is your manner
Clinton l answered.
"And your country;'
England"
'~rhey rear good men In England"
said the king to those about him.
Captain O'Ryan says you have great
strength"
'I do not boast OF II. your majesty"
do you think you are AS strong N
I amr
"Your majesty is seated-it is dim,
cult to Judge"
Now" said the king. rising and
squaring his shoulders.
"Your majesty Is well knit; but
should not fear to try my strength
against yours"
THAT Is spoken like a man. You
shall. Costar'
The Spaniard came forward, bowling.
''Stand stif. man. Move. and ! shall
let you fall. You'll fall heavily enough
The king grasped him In the back
with one hand and very steadily raised
him above his head. He held him there
for n few moments and then. giving .
cry to warn him. threw him forward.
Bravo. bravo" said the little knot
Of courtiers. and then they laughed.
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She came close to me. and there was
that In her face that made me look
at her hands. They were empty. hang
ing at her side
That she was agitated need hardly
be stated. Our conversation was hur-
ried. but every word she uttered show
ed that she felt had played her
wrongfully. In conclusion she said:
"You shall regret the friendship. Sir
verrail You may escape the swords
Of your enemies. but ! will so con
trive that you shan not escape my
vengeance II Is a dangerous thing to
play with such n woman as ! am"
She moved away from me. and the
knights came to my side again
She laughed bitterly.
Guard him well. gentlemen. II you
would keep him. ! do not envy You
% false friend"
We were leaving the hall when Jasar
met us Two Of the princess guards
were with him.
"Her highness commands your pres
ence. Sir v-rrall." he said
''Her higliness thinks I need pro
lection" ! said to my comrades 1t
will save you the trouble of seeing me
to my quarters We are Of one mind
II II not so; Each one OF Us holds his
ufe us naught beside the safety Of the
princess"
turned and went with Jasar
through the hall and along the maze
Of corridors which led to the secret
entrance to the princess apartment.
The priest and ! entered.
The princess was alone and rose TO
meet me. | would have knelt TO kiss
her hand. hut she would not let me.
I raised her hand TO my lips as stood
instead.
at was hravely done. but why put
of your going for three daysr' she
asked
sAre you so anxious for me TO b
goneY'
NAY. but three days is a long time
Much may happen In it,
Il had almost hoped that much
might haLpen." 1 answered softly.
She looked ut me. aud then her eyes
fell. I have ever understood that II Is
. good sign with women.
you led me to hope so when we
parted last night" l said. Il made a
confession which | shall never make
70 any other woman. grant It might
have angered you. yet II seemed not to
do So
-lndeed. | was not angry"
-And nowy''
Now | think only OF your safety,
though | doubt whether you are not
going to greater danger In Yadasara.
But three days give opportunity to
your enemies. They could watch for
you. You must not wait. You must
go tonight. Within your prison"-and
she pointed TO the room where | had
been nursed so tenderly-"you will
ind a peasants dress. Your man
Organ says that 50 1t will be safest
for you to 20. and trust his wit
Jasar. send one Of the guards 10 at.
tend the knight Return quickly. Sir
verrall. for midnight will not he long
In coming"
! was not long In returning to her
dressed In my peasants garb. but
retained my sword. .Iasar did not
come back TO the princess with me.
The priest had. quick understan ding.
for which ! WIS duly thankful.
"Sit by me-" she said. Il would not
let you go II there were any other
way. But there is none. for the door
which leads TO the world beyond is
. secret one
But II find the key?"
IF II is the only way open. r.
~Yesr
you may ask me again II will
come"
othar world alone"
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III un outer huu
O'Rynn were waiting for me
I'VE will go at once" said the priest.
Organ and followed him from the
room and down endless corridors and
passages.
He led us n score of yards from the
secret door through the walls. and
there was one of the princess guards
with two horses We mounted at
once. raised my cap. and O'Ryan
and I moved forward. We proseed
ed on the level for some distance and
then the path dipped II was n steep
descent. and we had much work to
keep our horses on their feet. But the
trees gradually thinned. and presently
we emerged from the wood.
Organ stood for few moments
taking his bearings.
straight before rs. verrall." he
whispered We'll put ns much ground
behind us US possible before dawn"
"You know why am going TO Yada.
sara. / supi'oseT'' I said presently
Faith. because the other place has
sot too hot to hold You
Il still have mission
THE same. one;'' he asked
"Yes. shall return and attempt to
lead the princess forces against Yads-
sara"
"And the treasure finding comes aft.
erward. ! prc~niney'' said O'Ryan-
'Pre'iSely
'It's n mighty pretty program. but
it'll want some doing I doubt not
we'll get into the city somehow. but
we shall not get out of IL 80 easily
You'll not mud women with keys to
back doors there.
At the first sfreak Of dawn We stop.
ped to resi- the animals at stream
and found comfort la n drink of wine
self with
Presently. away on our right. ! saw
the great rurk rising up In the light
Of the early morning The sun rose
higher. O'Rynn refined In his horse
We were hidden Ia the wood
From here well make straight foi
the bridge See. II IL yonder. and they
keep a sharp watch Ride ieisureiy
One thing NOR. R-in-nber. you're
not a knight you're just humble
soldier fortune. willing TO serve the
king for what pay he can afford tt
promise you and. remember. ! nm .
captain In the kings army aud n lit
tie defereuce would lie good thing
You might call me captain pretty Of
ten. You ran very well do II In that
dress. and the more Importance can
show the better for our enterprise and
safety. Now come
! followed him at cunter toward
the bridge We pulled up half dozen
yards from the sentrie- who chai
lenged us
where's the captain OF your guard
I want TO speak with him" said
Organ.
Have you n password"
NO. How Is II possible. when J
have chiefly been spending my time
In prison yonderf Do you know any
one of the name OF Dennis O'Ryan?''
"Never heard of him
I smlled-the answer was 50 prompt
$50 much for fame" said Organ
call your captain and ask him"
But the captain. h-arin: the alter
cation. came oni. f"ll"w..d 10y half "
dozen trooi-r~ from II small building
at the other end of the bridge. The
river was not So wide at this point Ms
II was by the city
what * itT' he called as he came
Faith. here's two blockheads swear
Ing they don't know Dennis Organ
Captain Dennis O'Ryan. You know
him HA
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she retired. could read In It a look
of triumph. but ! think no one else
there could tell whether she was pleas
ed or not at the turn things had taken
The moment the curtains had fallen
behind her the priests moved away In
procession. their chief looking at me
for q moment almost as II had
Increased his wisdom. but he left
me without speaking. Then several
knights. my friends. gathered round
me. | had their good will. but | noted
that ! had not converted II single one
who was avowedly opposed to me
They crossed to Count vasca. and he
smiled. So we stood in two parties
upon the platform
"The rabble is easily moved. Sir Yer
RAIL-" he said contemptuously.
He passed down the steps and across
the hall. followed by more than half
the knights who had stood round the
princess
THE people shouted Sir verrall- but
not ALL" said a knight beside me. We
will go with you TO your quarters"
II thank you. gentlemen. would
willingly keep my life little. since
have SO much to do in it,
From "a shadow a lady stepped sud
Lady Aldrida.
by your leave would speak with
atr verrsll''
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%: 7 HE
SILVER
| A Romance
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This romance of the lost king
dom Of Drusseniond is one of the
Moot fascinating tales that has
appeared since the days when
Rider Haggord enfhralied the
pablo with "Shs" and King
SoIomon's Minss." Read and
yoa will follow a gallant hero of
today into a realm where dwell
sfronsc people of the time of the
svusodes, a realm ruled by a
bsanfifui princess, for whose love
sAs Knight of the Silver Star
BATTLES with powerful enemies
end participates in stirring adj
vSssfursa
And then. turning quickly to the
princess. l added:
These are honest men. your high
sess. but they feared to contradict
your kinsman."
The rafters rang again. had be-
come an orator to some purpose.
You see. Count vasca. you were mis-
taken. Why. when the enemy He'd
across the river the other day were we
not led to follow themr You are n sol.
der. You know why The time was
not ripe. II would have been to court
defeat We knew not at what point
the city was least defended Neither
u the time ripe for the finding of the
treasure. but II ripens."
ANY knight could speak so. We ex-
pect deeds. not words. from Sir Yer
RAIL-" he answered
You have forced me to words. Mark
you n0t'-and I spoke to those in the
HALLMARK you not how the two
things go togetherf To set the prin-
cess on the throne In Yadasara and to
ind q treasure AT the swords point
must one be accomplished Is II not
the swords point which shall unlock
the hiding place Of the otherf Your
treasure lies hidden where only knight
~ deeds can win IT. Your treasure is
vaiueIess until the foreigner Is driven
from the land Where think you a
easure would most likely lie In Drus-
inland? Where but In the greatest
stronghold the land contains-in the
fortress OF Yadasarar'
Again the rafiers rang. The knights
shouted ms good knights will shout at
the promise of conflict. Even the
priests forgot 10 scowl and listened.
Here are swords In plenty Lead US
to victory so the knights shouted.
and ! knew that the greatest danger
was over.
Il will do more" l said. Three days
hence ! will 20 To Yadasara- ! will en-
ter the city and spy out Its weakness
that is. If her highness gives me leave"
The counts lip curied.
You will not return" he said.
II shall. Count vasca. | shall return
to lead loyal men to victory"
] turned Ia face the now excited
crowd. spread out my arms. and !
cried to them:
sir knights. loyal men Of Drussen.
land. have ! answered my accusers?
Shout your trust In me. or. II there Is
no trust. see here I stand unarmed.
draw your weapons and slay me-
] had played a bold game II had
served me well. I had won.
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She let her hand rest lightly on my
arm. but fancied there was a soft
caress In 1t.
And be sure I shall think well be
fore ! answer. All. no. do not speak;
words will not convince me. ! have
had leisure to note how much value
there Is In words
dridaT
She smiled.
perhaps. Is II strange. since you
loved her firstT
Il never loved her 1t was your
treatment Of me that made me seem
to. Your cold reception stung me. al
though | had no right to expect any
other. and when a man loves he grows
desperate You cared nothing for me.
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did not move until the prin-
cess had risen. which she did
almost Immediately. There
WIS a tiush upon her face as
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for Costa had not fallen on his feet.
He picked himself up and was very
reluctant TO be experimental upon BY
me-
"Your majesty Is strong" l said.
Then | took the Spaniard by the
back and raised him slowly, as the
king had done. but did not throw
him forward
Keep STILL l said. and slowly i
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CHAPTER XIV

LEFT her. No word could be
spoken after such farewell
In un outer room Jasar and
O'Rynn were waiting for me.
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- .,s.ii: tneu slrOng nan0s pulled him
back. while others bound his wrists
and still others held his legs. Every
thing had passed in few seconds
Helplessly bound and gagged. he lay on
his back in the snow. listening TO the
low voices that came family to him
from beyond the bushes. He could
understand nothing that they said. and
yet he was sure that he recognized
among them the voice Of Meleese.
The voices became fainter. He
heard retreati... footsteps. and at last
they died away entirely.
In these moments that be lay on his
back in the freezing snow 4 million de-
mons We're born in his blood. The girl
had betrayed him again This time he
could find no excuseAno pardon for
her. She had accepted his love, had
allowed him to kiss her. to hold her in