Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-09-24
CHAPTER xxxv111.
THE NIGHT f

Sr1ArlLtt 6AAVIlI.
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rsi1ni bEfoRE.
Out In the dark, in the harbor O.
| Bouloene the shin dinh,na 500
| lay rocking in the .y;nd J sasm Ias.i.
Bonaparte, who had chartered har 49,
the handful of his follovyers whn hnse
sailed with him on her from Enp)anG
! had disembarked o,,iativ 81 mI5ialte
and in small comna nies Ia rmaatsils
In entering the town ana H. saE 1, ntnss
| Of the officers WIZ ,tar niG !. ~ re-. ~ Gls
nucleus and the hona ~ W. .aitte, .ne
In the rooms of I yp an ,neil aele e !
the host Of the prince a short c ui
| had been held r. r. ao a sioll couhcl
the plans which ha "a over once more
and settled by @lattars fer uisGusseu
| ready. The worl, was :, Meehs al-
ranged. there. wac ai,, sa1eiuiiy ar
changed. ana the lift1a Cow a,ue,iiis W ne
| who were irvine 60 !, nna = = y men
tered, with grave faces viii, 49, aGae
good nights to tl,e nrinoa VII quLet
tomorrow nigbt he p thnie VINO might
the prince for whose sake t hlpviu ,a;ah 10
tomorrow nirb+ ha saAe tney might
men or de.d 1nan gay VI an ruined
Charles their bis ,,al
years, unpacked his hislna. y many
h1d,aa,oN si1 ~ Lieutenant Aladenize's
sciouslv ]attantiIa tntee neard.subcon-
the servant mouea ~ snnall thlngs-as
lost IN his tho,,,. aOoul, yet ne STOOD
ficer Left him Sn as as the last Of
table Uttered with nana mah 10 ,ay on a
tion;3 the gray a,,l, p go VI lhs eApedl.
on the door that had shit o,t y gis
ing in the poisea mi ~ n.he OF WAIVER
shadow of do,ht ~ his sasIe WAS no
man was verv ,ls aestlny, yet the
great loneliness seizad bin,, a ~ .oinghI
fellows who were risLi,n Ell ~ nhese sood
tlieir fortunes FOR hirn ,.a .,,eid ives ana
him without doubt, vet MAJ AZ - ~
amount o.? that thev bo Maaae a.d ~
vancement thn'eh NY ~ iopeo Tor ad-
absurd to resent: one ~ !, Wouid De
lieyed that he ,vn,,1t1 haiu ail.they pc
knew that he Womb he he ell en,peror' they
fortunes were made IT. to,ge, la.eall, their
succeed. They had m,,oh NV ~ snould
for him-he realized that mndan sis
mothers giet of WINNIE he nad MS
thai his followers loved hin,Min 49,. : INC
But what III T. o o,eon iiih.lh a way:
followers for a prince3 Ha 1on t = OF
night for something more ra,snns eu 10 10
suddenly. with a Dang ha l L1or1ai, any any
he w~anted-like the honestly lad w
had cried himself to slaan ~ ~ iau VINO
leries Is years before he ~ .ue Iul ~.
mother, ne wanted ms
The tie between Horton.
youngest and dearest son ba = h ms
close, and this was tba f,e4 ms ~ ueen
Of his eyentful life IN 49, isal event
mind and charming snir;t ~ cleaI
played It's part. BEFORE his q NOT
StrasbIrg, now TIRES YEARS ano ~ y
prepared two letters nus Iso, ~ NAG
success, one of failure ~ he 10 s lass 9.
spost-haste to the nnaar ~ se.il Oh
berg; tonisht there was 10 ~ AlsLie-
to. no one to whom his - Wits
failure meant more than - 1Jhhss ss sor
All that warmth ana eaper honarn .issaa
which had outiasted danrar lLsSs
n Illness and age. had rona s enlre
the little church Of Ravji Ieense iay y.
maison. The E-,nperor.to1ho Aear Wal,
into 9 chair, his head fell and he n,stl
81 f~ortifieations. ' ana fbe amid mri the plans
his cheek was wet. The weakness was
did everything. the prince n9,Iisd as h,n ne
self together. He sat eract nra n nm
ened. Thelin was brushing ~ o,ot ISL
with energy In the bedroom .ii Us
through another door there 10 anu
light sound OF a paner f,,rraS : .
gay song sun softlys AnS .
glow suddenly warmed tha nnsna .
heart; here was some onp piiimes
had known his mother who haa hmap
9 a few days her SON: here
believed ii, with Ia .og n,an, ne
n Of devotion. Since fhe ,nan;s :
rival from Virginia six weeks hefores
tossflave him near himself had heana
pleasure t. Louis Bonaparte: ha