Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-26

Let us 90 to him.
 No" said l. And I maryeled to find myself assuming the direction as if had been on the deck or my own ship. that you cannot. It is no sight for your eyes. l was coming to the castle to tell you and to send the servants to fetch him. Meanwhile you go into the hall and summon your women and'- T will do what you say. Master Hampton" she whispered very small. very foriorn, very despairing. My ia ther! My dear. good father!'
 She turned. and I. still supporting her, we mounted the steps of the ter race Suddenly she stopped, freed her self and faced me.
 Lord Luftdon and the Duke of Ar cester," she explained. they are stay ing at the castle. They must be noti- fed"
 Madam" said I. they already know it."
 And why. then. have they left the duty of telling me to you? Where are they? Summon them at oncer'
 They are goneg' I clustered out, my rage at the duke reviving.
 "Gone"'
 Having won everything from Sir Godfrey, they have left him alone in his deathF' retorted bitterly.
 '1mpossibIe"'
 'I ordered them of the place." said bluntly.
 ''You?" she flashed out imperiously. And who gave you the power to dis miss-rny fathers friendsE"
 Il heard what they said. being hid den myself"
 And what did they say?-
 ''It concerned you. mistress"
 The Duke of Arcester. sbe prompt ly began. ''is my betrothed husband. I will hear no calumuy against him" Madam" I said. your engagement Is broken"
 "BTOkenr' she cried in amaze.
 ''The duke declared himself too poor to marry the peuniless child of dis graced man-his words. not mine, be- leye me"
 She turned So white and reeled so that caught her again. even shook her while l cried roughly:
 1Uu must nOL give way.
 Tt is a lie. dastardly Her she pant. cd out at last.
 '1t is Gods truth" said I, He re- pudiates you"
 No man could be so base" she per sisted. He swOre that he loved me" ''l would it were otherwise. madam. but he Is gone. leaving that message for you"
 And he made you his messenger?" 'I volunteered"
 Why? Why?"
 Because be is a low coward"
 And you stood by and let him in suit me. your patrons daughter. your mistress 2"
 1 told her what had happened in tine spinney.
 'In all that" she said in a certain strained way. you acted as a loyal sefvitor of the house. and I thank you.7
 'I am to give orders to have his bag gage sent to the inn at once" said l. And Lord Luftdon?"
 He came to your defense as if he were still the gentleman be had once been. But he goes hence with his friend His baggage will also follow him"
 T will attend to that for them both" said Mistress Lucy. growing strangely and firmly resolved again. and even could guess the tremendous eonstraint she put upon herself Enough Of Ar cester. I am well rid of him and of his companions. Summon the servants Co bring my fathers body to the cas- tie. suppose the crowner will have tO be notified"
 Yes" said !: T will attend to that" "Of all my friends" said she pite- ously. you seem to be the only one left. Master Hampton"
 T have been your faithful servant always. Mistress Lucy" I answered as nshered her into the hall.
 I delivered my little mistress to her woman. who came at my call. and then ] summoned the butler and steward and told them what had happened In a moment all was confusion. They brought the body of Sir Godfrey back to The castle. which was DO longer bis.