The Detroit times., 1913-10-13

TkxS ~ from La Boheme
" nGA ~. - the little lady Of the
- pOyalo was In Bellaggio!
.i. cttAprER X.
1gafnuorltoo and emeratds.
- where he sat Courtlandt could
U2 tho main thoroughfare OF the
VILLAGE. There were other
tosb1 Sure. but courtesy and
- uaturo alone permitted this mis-
1neloa of Title; they were merely
|11oo @ toStnr0us enervating stair
M e n1oua. MP and down which
f6odon sandals clattered all
- Ing. Over the entrances to
Tkope the proprietors were drop
W. White ana brown awnings for
n ~. VERY few people shopped
W 1nncheon. There were leasanter
10IDeG, even for the women, con-
2Gtogy - this may seem. BY IL
- COurtlamdt had finished the
~ Of hio mail and was now
y,s - hunt Cor the little lady Of
\ }ISverno HovalA II was necessary
~ her. The Whereabouts Of Flora
80 Wao OF vital importance. II
! III not yet arrived, the presence
~ fyisn6 presAged her ultimate
%xoa The duke was q negligible
l3ty. Il would have surprised
|1elondt could DO have forseen the
~ toGother Of the ends Of the
m the felntiye concernment
n 1nko, IN knotting those ends.
w - Hercules had never en-
w eub5ugatlon OF two temper
I'M yQqd pyoceeded ON his quest.
4h0 phctOgrapher's shop he
x9 1oohol Wrathfully challenging
Il the balcony OF the adtoin-
Eu1ldlng. The cat knew, and 90
~ puppy. that II was all bun
W ~ the puppy's part: the usual
1n<WoRoeefo. In which one Of
~ 1o9o0k payolos refused to come
m bocause Il wouldn't have been
AeAf1eS there being the usual
-sonAxs to. intervene. Court
r. ID not bother about the cat:
n top9y claimed his attention. He
5vory fond Of dogs. So he reach
1own suddenly and put an end to
Y lharp challenge. The dachel
>45odrvalioutfy; for this breed Of
D0eo .n0e make friends easily.
{sooys you. little. Dutchman. what's
oW3. I'm not. going to hurt you.
~. little codger! To whom do
3S &o1opgr He turned the collar
d read the inscription, and
I mt the puppy on the ground.
uxa Harr1gAn!
- Immediate impulse was to
o., but somehow this impulse
~ q act on hi6 sense of locomo-
g He waited, duly wondering
10 Was going 20 happen when she
II out. He had left her room that
I'm Paris, vowing that he would
"a Mtruae on her again. With
o1Dllection Of that bullet whis-
= 49, his ear, he had beer con-
~ that the play WAS done. True.
o4 testified that It had been &C.
- but never would he forget
ExlpQk IN her. eyes. Il was not
NJ 20 rom&mber. And still, as
1e91lo n drawn BY the magnet,
H&S, In Bellaggio. He cursed
4 p06kness. From Brescia he had
>ow 'hlb mind to 90 directly to
~: Before he realised how USE
t24t- wasr 10 battle against these
~ foecess he was In Milan,
lng for Como. At Como he had
11no6- asjweek 1.-THE dullest week
~ ever Known; at the Villa
- three days; at Cadenabbia one
q It had oil the characteristics OF
1kQf-war, and irresistibly he was
IL over the line. The night be-
y NJ had taken the evening boat
- ms Ike. And Herr Rosen
Uoen Ms fsflow-passenger! The
tog Of ~cinnce threw whimsical
around her victims. To find
- shoslder TO shoulder. as Il
with this man who, perhaps.
Than III other Incentives. had
him to return again to civil.
this man who had aroused
Mart . sentiment that hither.
~ not believed existed-jeal.
All, voices! He stepped
ffti: where are your"
0ment later she came out.
ner mother and the
81 the Taverne Royale.
- him? II was impos.
Dhe- simply stopped and
80 puppy, who strue.
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