The Lamar register., 1912-10-30

"Since being driven from It, you
meant" shortly.
'Ah those revolutionary documents
placed In my gardenl"
ITO make you nppear-you. Father!
"A snnguinary characterl" But the
others laugh rang false.
ALAS. such wickodnoss! But l was
too content: the rose-covored cottage
too comfortable; Its garden. an Eden!
II was more meet ! should be driven
forth: 70 out into the highways. where
I found-such misery! | rcproached
myself had. not sought II sooner
voluntarily. From north to south
peasants dying. women and children
starving. no ono 10 administer the last
ritos-on every side. work. work for
has occupied him-a blessed privi-
lcgc-"
And thcn." tho young man. who
had seemed absorbed in other
thoughts. hardly listening, looked me-
chanically up. you came baokT"
"A weakness OF age! To see tho
old place once more! The little
church: Gods acre at Its side: TO
stand on the hill n, Verranch and look
out last time over tho beautiful
vale toward the Mount" Briefly he
paused. Yet l am glad l yielded TO
tho temptation; otherwise should l
not have met your old servant. San
chez: who told me all-how you had
long been looking for me. and ar
ranged our meeting for that day-on
the island OF Casouel"
But not" the young mans de-
meanor at once became intent. his
eyes cleaned with sudden fierce
lights. for what followed"
The priest sighed. shall ever
forge, IT, The terrible night. the
troop-ship. the Killed and wounded.
And the poor fellows taken prison
ers! can not but think OF them and
their fate. What will Il ber'
The other did not answer; only i'm
patiently moved his injured arm and.
regarding him. the down-turned, dark
oountenanee. the knit brows. quickly
the priest changed the subject OF con-
versation.
In the large room some one began
TO play. and before the fire. where
now the birds were turning and the
servins.iad. with long spoon was
hastins. the dsrk-hrowed girl started
TO dance. Al the side OF the hearth
old Pierre smoked stolidly. sazed At
the Goals. and drcamed-perhaps OF
the past. and dangers he had himself
encountered. or o. the present. and his
ships scattcrcd-whero profi-
able. II prycarious vrranis. Someerly.
IN no frecr mood than on the occasion
81 their rrst yisi; 10 the Inn. the crew
looked ons but a tall. saVse,~appear>
ing islander soon matched her step
a second took his place; from one
partner 10 another she passea-wili.
reckless men whose touch she lid
not sAua: yet Il might have hS,en no
wroSths Q, smoke. uist.like in the
glare and simmer ~ dips and torches,
toward the BLACK Scigneur.
Why-her saso seemed 10 say-<.ii
he no; soia them. instead q sitting
there with = priest. She wAiTle5 -
the ;hCeShola; her flushed face hooked
in. ~A0e yoa saving a mass for the
souls ~ yoar rsa who were cap
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y $40 ne rc;pruoa eaie;ly. Won
have been eossspsas~
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