Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-29


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eesesy, I AN here alooe nith you. Il
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know nothing Of mo. or nina That
thsrs may be no possible mistake I
win tell you-teN you about him." she
pointsd backward. with her hand, her
voice breaking, '.snd-and about my.
self. You shall know all, and then
you Win dare pretend ignorance no
loogsc. Listen, monsieur. The man
Tying dead yonder-murdered-
my father"
She leaned forward. resting her
hands on the tahae, for support. the
veins IN hsr throat throbbing.
1-wasA you would at least confess q
knowledge Of NY tongue" she almost
plssded. 1T u not in English think.
monAs1F, and Il h dimcult for mo to
sDsak in that hn8uage."
TT would be pleasure to confess
anythlng that would I'D you" replied
pellteb. but I possess small under
etandin9 Of French"
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ne made \ forceful gesture indicative
Of her true thought Of me.
zoe continue to oct your partwen,"
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= NO longer necessity. Bah! I
daspisa this play act1nga It ID unwor-
IN = soldier. So you would have me
Tell over what you already know; you
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~. .I ask nothing. All seek is the
opportunity of service. There Is no
ruth / am going to deny. To prove
It win say this-you have remained
- my memory since the FIRST hour We
met. / desire your trust, your friend.
skip: whatever you may tell me viii
he held sacred, inyiolate. will serve
you though you speak NO word, give
no exclamation. beg the privilege
thought she would never speak,
staading Tiers before me in tho dim
Msht, swNying slightly, her bosom ris-
ing and falling with quick breathing. A
great Sympathy wellsd up In my heart,
aud ali unconsciously, extended my
hands. She must have seen them, but
she made no response, but the glitter
Of unshed tears was In her eyes.
sWhat IL the use Of our talking Ike
this r. she said impetuously. ct 10 ~
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