The Washington times., 1912-01-14
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rible. There ars moments when I fssl
mo. NO. news never! do DO not SeE do that" said
Nine. Deverly. ciutchlng his hand.
years Of age. medium height, dark eyes
an an dphysicaiiy~. S VI &e S seemed asS 4eprsssed Pressed
but a. moments his eyes would nash
with energy and strength Of WILL.
can't set away; my dsscription has has been
sent broadcast. At the first three steps
take shall be arrested."
But you have been able to get here,
"At what price9"
And how viii you get back7'
who lives in tho Rae Lhcmond. He
lives alcne IN a house .shich stands in 2
He is expecttnx me and he will hide me
! ami sure OF his discretion, first, be-
cause he % a friend. and secondly. be-
cause he has taken refuge in France;
affair. and he has no denre to meet the
police. So I am safe with him.
Leon, the police have shcir eyes upon
mo; know It, No matter which way
"Adrienne. repeat to you. In ter
lays. II there - no chance IN our situa-
ton. I shall give myself up .
forbid Won to!" cried Adrienne, III
as % xonf fsd S 's soa e tnaD epesa fs
her sake, you shall notg'
Nine. beverly showed an energy that
/ one would not have believed she was
s. aF0r her, ! r., Yes. r. 70. her! III. vii, ! rs: :.
seen you must 60. but would like
first TO kiss little Lucienne. 1t will
"she is sound asleep; you win not
wake her. said Adrienne. Come"
out Of her own and lifted white cur
asleep. The man stopped down and
Poor little one, he. said. what trag-
edy has come into her iife!"
Now, i viii 60 to my friend in the
Rue Lhomond, continued the man. II
shall not be able to 90 out from there
often. hope I shall have an oppor-
'udy oS Leon Icon, g LsonF s ior cried Hnarienne
may happen before now and then, said
the man. .''In any case. you arrange
You win have news of me through my
friend. Serge Jablow, and you can tell
Marie. Courage, dearest; . little while
ago felt hopeless, but how 1t seems
you must go now. Leon" said Adri.
enne, looking at him tenderly. Il Will
give you what you came for; have no
here is 500 francs. I give it to you in
THANK you. thank you. Adrienne!
Good-by! Good = who y! Knows when we shall
"ListenE cried Adrienne. with star
tied look. II hear some one walking
There were three discreet knocks on
"who can it be at this hourT We are
The man had clutched Nine. Deverly's
y win Vi hid hide !, teh!nd the curtain. Go
Adiienne walked like a somnambulist
WHO is thereY' she called e,a.
voice. ns 4 forr am sorry to disturb You. bit t
have you heard anything?"
meanT" said Adrtenne. who had re.
nightrobe. I was in bed: I cannot open
the door"
"Rien. bien. madame" said the old
man: "Just now the man who lives up
then a few minutes later there was a
ring, and no came In again. / asked
him X he had been out again. and he
said no. I am puzzled. SO thought I
would look around the house and zee II
there II anyone about"
You have been dreaming. Father
Doucet: It is your first fieep..
because the lodger found the street
door open. and I pulled the Gordon.
thinking that some one rang. Never
mind-I am not going to bed at once
One never knows there are so many
robbers about. Bon soir, madame; Tn
sorry I woke YOU up."
"Oh! never mind"
Adrienne listened until the old mans
footsteps died away.
"Oh. how will Leon get out from hero
now" she said.
She went quickly back to the bed
room. She lifted the curtain; then gave
Her mysterious visitor had disap-
pesred!
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