The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-12
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NARY RAYMOND SHLPMAN ANDREWS


W oolllod again their hearts blood
oosiet and etching of vines; where
Two stately lines OF them led
N TO the sundial and the round
on one OF the griffin-supported
~ seats Alike and Ptetro Sal.
ro S.Aaxe and Francois had sat
yoats before.
31n8I again In her dark riding
with the blue feather In her
"a the eauntleted banda was
~ frUm an exquisite slip Of q
lnto : woman more lovely than
MI. Her eyes, when she lifted
Ing. exaggerated. curled lashes,
13 m ana force, and knowledge OF
Ming. e might be. under their
S&dy smile, but held all these In
MINI This was woman able not
~ - Ondure things, which Is the
~ I'll nsuss women, but TO do things.
ITO. his big arm stretched along
< hack Of the stone seat, watched
6s Pietr0 had watched her al
SR II seemed never to trouble
~ turn and find his honest eyes
n calmly on her face. Pietro.
80 Illness at Ancona had put
ioods into his place In the escape
ouis Napoleon, had put Fran
r. his place az the prisoner OF
oDln now these Ave years-Pietro
n1nnaged to get away from Italy
IA Joined Queen Hortense and
~ before they entered Paris.
y h Prince and Pietro had moved
<No& ana earth TO flnd out the fate
&3ncoin. That he had been taken
Austrian squad at the end OF
" ride they knew. More than
~ could not discover, except
6S' or two things pointed to The
on that he had been immedi-
xecuted. The Prince believed
~ Pietro came to believe IT.
me had never believed 1t.
100 five years Pietro had not
ock TO Italy; the inevitable
Mo" had put down In 1881 the
- IN the Romagna. the rising
IN Prince Louis and Pietro, the
Xappi, had taken part. In the
~ country no movements OF
1portance had taken place
MT. Pietro, q Carbonaro, a
az ~young Italy," marked
II - not safe inside the Italian
with other patriots he await
lorelgn country the day when
II go back to fight again for n
atrly. IN the meantime he con-
planned, worked continually
patriot cause. and as ccntinn-
- / -ird. though now without
~-d 3 trace of Francois. The
y had dashed through the Ars-
ii b l6sriais OH that morning at Chi
IVA lcsrei to the landlords
md cleared his way through
9 M --'-~ o. the old goldier's
Ind led Z Wild race. TO fall
- enemy's hands at last-the
disapreared from the face
art~. plet-o. gyicving deeply
old friend. Gr.eving bitterly
X vas In filing his place that
M hrd met HIS fate, believed
pd But Alike did not believe
y &kro was often at vicques now.
81 twu went over tho question
md again. One might not
afc the general Of Francois:
<!N Ind been heavy. and the old
A. wound had not closed; Il
lct | Q tcuched. But Pietro and
"A = 'lir, co-3tantly.
~ ~, rs they sat in the garden.
ma been rcing over the pros
y -. or his l.fe or death for the
x|dta time. Psetro's quiet gray
zero sad as he looked away
xllxe and across the lawn to
xoh wood.
knows would give my life
X I could see him coming
The trees there. rs we used
Mn. mornings long ago, In mis-
1omespun clothes"
widowed the glance consider
~ r calling up the little
tyudo1ng figure 20 well remem-
Then she tossed up her head
ssWho?" and then she
II shall be seeing visions
Nike Francois" she said. Il
- 4 va he-back in the beech
~ 10 one Pietro stared.
~ you hive no eyes, Pietro--l
nnyo - Z thing two minutes
yoO," Alike threw at him.
(he man"
MA Pietro. Your eyes are
on natural, Alike. You see
Wood: that ID uncanny. Yes,
1lm now. Non Dieu! he u .
npant- from some other Vii
1txe spoke cxrstsssty. I do
0V him." and they went on
- they had been doing, Of
M that, here was Jean Phil
cloea, forty now and tat, but
e3fu) In purple millinery, al
1oWn the stone steps between
2xoy vueee, making q sym
(o1oR with the rich red or
h held . silver tray; q
~ -
= 1onolsslls.~
oDG1oo took Il calmly AMI
a. ma With that both the
~ Marquis Zappl were
- heT nh 70 shivering.
ooen Illness. Sic caught
The lettor waD clutch
tn1r haqd. thrust back Of
1k A1lxo3- His voice was