The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-02

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TIE steel collar ~2s eaSped aooat ny neck
! moaned weakly
~smlih. muttered. where are you. snN'h'
On TO my knees struggled and RE gay" % le ~
of my skull grew all 6ai aasast"rtA".s lR Ns ovm"s
back to ne now nov Naglaaa ssnta ana ] has started
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az the steps rron the hInaa7k2eAt ana ''o A@SeN
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at os having pa@sea -t-e3y o. vogue "~"''Fy Oh a ISL"
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les acre ADD 4 ] an Be o. any use ~" s@' '"
&I here"
He graspe1 my hand
There were '~o Chinese 2 European eiola7s-Lo,'
how ny head ssfo7s 80 E&st eH5@e @'o' lhs 81
hasged us, Pet-e-tn3Rh 81 j~.h o[o@n s"e :.
hail q tse Str2a1E Nc we're FoS""1 INV '7
was al over before Hs voice grew faint '@@d' they
gave me an aSfal knocAE'
why have We been spared s"'thE 10 you i'n" NJ
is saving US for
Don't Fetrse. II yaa had been n China: & you had
seen what I have Seen
Footsteps sounded on a tagged passage a o'40e -
aeat crep, across tAe a5or toward us. Ny brain was
--~u4w fa4rg T14a vF#ra had a damn. carmen HTFIt i
was slimy-some nolsoms cellar A door was thrown
open and g man entered. carrying a lantern It's hEht
showed my surrnise to re aee4rate-showed the slime
coated walls Of a dungeon some afteeA Feet sa'aFe-9hone
upon the lauE yelow robe Of tine man who stood watching
us-upon the malignant. Intellectual eoanten@nce.
II was Doctor fu-AaHehd
Al last they were faces 70 faee-the head OF the great
yellow movement and TIE man who fought ON behalf OF
the entire white race. How can / paint the individual
modern times7
o. him 1t had been nHy said that ne had q brow like
Shakespeare and q face ike Satan. Something serpentine.
hypnotic. was In hss very presence Smith drew one
-.As+. bsaa4A-4aA -TaE-14er- Chained 10 the
wall, two medieval captvrs. living ugoekerieS Of our
poastea modem security. we erouched before Doctor Fa-
He came forward with an inaeserfoabie gait cahike,
yet awkward. carrying his h5sh shoulders almost launched
He placed the lantern IN a niche In the wall. never turn
l Ing away the repulah gaze Of those eyes which must
haunt my dreams forever. They were green with an Iri-
descence when hitherto Rad only supposed possible in
the eye Of a eat. A Kind n hdm intermlttcnty clouded
Their brightness but 4 can speak of them no more.
s. had never supposed. prior 80 meeting Doctor Fu-
: Manchu. that 50 intense a force OF malignancy could
radiate-for it seemed 10 radtate-from any human beiag-
He spoke. Ills English WAS perfect, though at times his
words were oddly chosen. his delivery alternately was
: cultural ana sl6uant.
mir. Smith and Doctor Petrle. your interference with
Il my plans has gone 300 lar. 1 have seriously turned my
* attention 70 YOU"
He displayed his teeth, small and evenly separated.
but a,scolored u a way that was familiar to me, |
studied has eyes with a new. professional interest. which
sxen thu entremsgy Of our danger could NOT wholly Danish.
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