Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1913-07-31
CHAPTER w (Continued).

And the king win say: Certainly,
Monsieur Rousseau; we will see, we
will see.' And he will refer you to
Monsieur de la Vrilliere, who will say,
Certainly; Monsieur Rousseau, every
thing shalt be done to clear this UNI
de la Vrilliere will refer you to Mon
sieur de Sartines,s who's will talk
about Justice, whom. by the by,
he does not know ir the least.
oh, Monsieur Rousseau, you are
the greatest philosopher OF your
your philosophy would lead you no.
where; the production Of Immortal
books is your meter in life, not the
conduct of quarrels with policemen
\ Leave all that to me- shall free
Monsieur de Lussac ifSyou will only dc
one thing for me-
And that?"
She took a packet from her pocket.
Take this, and treasure 1t as you
would your life. shall probably send
q servant for it this evening He will
show you this ring" she exposed q
cameo ring en- her hand. GIVE it to
him. II you do not hear from me by
noon tomorrow, you will know that ]
am either dead or in prison, for the
people and do not care what weapons
they use. In that event, take the pack
ct yourself 10 Monsieur de Maupeou
the vice chancellor In that case
shall be well avenged. !"
But madame, what is this parcelo'
asked the philosopher, not in the least
delighted at the prospect of being
made the minister Of her vengeance.
Monsieur, it contain the social
death warrant OF an unjust man, q
man who Is preying upon the people;
1t Is also at the same time the order
sof release for Monsieur de Lussac.
With that, parcel In your hand, mon
eieur, you can command events; you
can, at least, release De Lussac. the
to prison. !"
And the name OF the unjust MANI
asked Rousseau.
/, Monsieur de Sartines.
THE lieutenant general OF police y
Precisely"
Rousseau nearly let the parcel drop
Here was q nice imhroglio. Ten min
utes ago he had put on his hat to
leave his house. content with himself
Therese; he had opened the door, hum
ming e. tune from one OF his operas,
and In q trice fate had seized him III
the form of this yelled woman, thrust
weapon in his hand, and ordered him
to attack De Sartines, that tiger De
Sartines, OF whom, despite all his phil
Osophy, he was very much afraid.
Unfortunately Rousseau! He was al
ways martyr to women: even that
morning, before starting he had suf-
fered from q bad attack Of Therese,
escaping from her only to fall into the
hands Of Madame Linden.
sBIss, madame, 1t Is a9inst my prin-
ciples to use force in this fashion.
! am but g student: my part In the
world Is entirely passive; the hand
which Is powerful, armed with the pen
u always at HI loss armed with the
sword
Isl Again he would have dived into the
vague waters Of verbiage, and hidden
himself, had she not caught him. 10 To
speak, by the coat tails. III
MOnsieur,S you INDY be student
but you are Nj man; and = man who
loves and h0nors you has been impris-
your teaching, though wrong headedly
enough, perhapS. You have nothing to
fean N II r who will bear the brllnt
of the battle IL ask Won only to hold
the document ia your house and III the
seytht OG my mot communicating with
you by noon tomorrow 70 hand 4 e
Monsieur 80 Meuls sou. fIe y e. blttes
( Ap44fitalss lleve me wllen - y there
mo llang ~ you IA the transa ction,
p am moving In Il tor no object hut
1--we. slGoHDieurf Eu6S4c = my lover
She slfftSd x1aey VII. III
HoIs ~ hetoEe that loneliness, suc-
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