The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-20
(cOntsnil,sd.) -

Ou00ou0Q) ~Yes, yes," continued M. de Tfeville,, throwing warmer as he spoke, land his 1ajesty vas right M le Oarainal re- i1ated yeGterday, Nhiie playlne with the &ine. with m air of condolences not IveEy pleading to me, that the day. be- fore yegteeGny those musketeers, those daredevil1, Aad made fiot,in the Rue Norou in . caharet and that party of ! h6 elardt II thought Aa was going to 1aueh n ny facl had been forced ts &xest tho r16tefB. You mpot know so1nethIne about it! Arsost mnsheteersi Yeu wsre ansag thsm you were! Dont deay it You were recognized, and ne cafdinal named you. don't eoe AthcG. Whero n heR
 -Dlrs" E11lied Axamis, in . sorrowful tone. 'ha ' nl very ill!''
 ~m-veky III, Gny youl And what q - maln1yr'
 K . 61ared that 1t h the smallpox, elf.- repl1sd Porthos, desifoos ofTget- t1ng WOr0 1n tho conyersofion. land, vhat is W0rses that it w1lI ceFtainly 1Uoa h1s 1nee1
 Ue A1allDsxf Ihat's . prstty slo- x1plo noulv tp tell mo, Rorthogl ! Sick = the1nGapox Il his aGel Noy no; but Wt1n1G1, without 0oubt perhaps Kill e Al 6 I hnswt lGssl1sdrs mus kcfDsEs, [ viIl net ha~e .eeaanfon given 1er ths eat1lnal's guards Whe are beas& fdpaet, enlnfl men who never Hnt tA11qeav1e 1n q podt1oa to b6 ar- 1O1ooa ahA 1Ao. beoldeo, noxsf a1low tluDslVrg tb be arrs6tsa. te hugh lt
 Psrskss aad Aranis trsnblsd with rec Wl1e1t an Aal hsofd. n we haye Snf4 sAthaA Porthng and xramis enIle1 an1 had eupooed froln II. de' E1ov1e6 16ne q Velee that he was vokY onUiy ahoue eomething. Then cu- rbQD hen1s Wete glned to the tapeetry a11 boen1ne pel9 with fury, for their eqE4 def11v 1pplied to the door, did, 1ee lon1s . 1yllahle of what he said, WlfIe the1r mouths repeated, as he Went on. tAe an1ult1ng expFeusicns of the eaptnin to the whole population of the antechomber. In an mstant from the 0oof Of the cabinet to the street snts tho whole hetel 4was in . state of coGnmot1on. '
 .Wsll capfain," said Porthos, quite bos116 h1noelf, Nthe truth is that we were14k aeainst slx, but ws wese not eopturoa by fair neans, and before we Aad t1zi5 tD dtaW onr sWon1s two of o1f paxty WeEe dead, and Athos, sgriev- e1aly wuunde4 WaS vsRy Nttle better. Foc yGa hnow Afho4. We'll, captain, he eD1na1uEed fW1e6' to get up and fell again twice. And ,we dfd not surrsn dsr-no, 6ey drnGsed us away by force. On the way we escaped. Al for Athos, they beloved him to be >dead 11d left him
 ~And I have the honor of .assurlng you thnt I klled one of them with his own sW0rd," said Aramis,tt 'sfor mine was GcAnn 6t tho Aret parry-kill6d him q. ponialylsd him. cir, as is most aeFoonh1e tD you" W
 sI da noG kn0w that" replied M. do TrsvfIe. in somewhat softened tone. ''N- le Cardinal exaggerated, as pefs coiva.~
 '.B1t pray, sir.r continued Afamis, who, seelng his captain become ap- peaso1, venfured to risk . prayeE- spray. sir, do not say that Athos is Woun1oo. 10 would be in despair if that should come to the ears Of the kine, and as the wound is very seri- eua eeeiug that after crossing the o1ool1Br 1t penouates into the chest. 1t ib to bs feared"-
 At thls instAnt tho tapestry was ralsed, and . noble and handsome head. bue frjghtfully pale, appeared under the fringe.
 ~Afhohw cried the two musketsers.
 ~You have seat for me, air." said Athos to IT. dc Treville in a feeble yok peEcectiy calm voice. "What do you want tswifh ms ef' -sys.- .rs-.--i.. 1. ,s
 And at these words the musketeer. n irreproachable costume, beltsd, as u6ual, with . tolerably firm step. enter a the cabinet N. de Treville, moved to the bottom of his heart by this proof of courage, GprAhG toward him.
 Fl was about to. say to these gentle men" added he, "that I forbid my musketeers to expose their lives need lessly, for brave men are very dear to the kink, and the king knows that his. musketedrs are the bravest fellows on enrth. Tour hand, Athosl'.
 The door had rsmained open, % srong was the excitement produced he the arrival of Athos, whose wound, though Kept as secret as possible, was known to aR. A burst of satisfaction hailed the last words of the captain. andl two or three heads, carried away by the enthusiasm of the moment, ap- peareA through the openings of the tnpogtr1. IT. do Tr8vflle was about to rcprehend this infSx ction of the rules = e11Quette when he felt the hand of 1fhoo sRilIeh within his and upon turn TT hiD eyeo. toHard him perceived he w66 about to flint At the same in- ~1nn1 f1h1G Nllp 1a4 f411leo al hlsl