The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1914-11-06

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bility 70 Do Aonof 10 his highness at
Roanoke house and elsewhere; every.
where IT, Chsvalisr Bsasprs had bssn
distinguished ~ his highness' most
Married fAvor. And Lacy Hampton's
eyes haA shons with euist delight -
scs Il and to go tho effect On her b.
ther. For the colonel. confused In hin
mind ~ TO how Il might 10 true. ~
Mctantly acknowledged thst there
must be something Of Importance
about this Chevalier Bsaaprs. that
prince should treat him % brother.
He believed that Il would b best 70
treat him--hs aIso--at least ~ Q gen-
tlcman. 90 the Frsnch lessons were
continued and the Jefferson troop IVES
encouraged, and Francois was asked
often to Roanoke house. And ~ the
months rolled on he tried with every
thoughtful and consldsrnte effort 70
express to the little lady Of the manor
his gratitude for the goodness Of her
family. II troubled him more than
little that the early friendliness and
intimacy Of Harry Hampton seemed to
DO wearing on. The boy did not come
10 often to Carnlfax. and when he
came he did not stay for hours. for
days sometimes. ~ was his way at
FIRST. He was uneasy with his friend.
and his friend wondered and did not
understand. but hesitated to push .
way into the lads heart. "He will
tell me In time" thought Francois.
and. sure OF his own innocence. wait
cd for the time.
Meantime he was going home. Co
Ing. much against the advice OF the
Norfolk doctor. who warned him that
he was not yet well or strong. that
the out-of-door life In the mild vir-
ginia climate should be continued per
haps for two years more, before he
went back to the agitation and effort
Of . Bonapartist agent In France. But
he could not walt: he must see his old
home. his mother. his father. and all
the unforgotten faces. He longed to
watch the black lashes curl upward
from the blue OF Alixe's eyes. He
l0nged to hear her clear voice with
It's boyish note Of courage. II would
put new life into him. that voice. Il
was seven years now and more since
he had left them all at days notice
to 70 to Pietro In Itsly-to . living
death OF hve years. to many undream-
Cd Of happenings. The fever was ON
him and he must 60 home.
There was TO be . celebration for
the new and very fashionable cavalry
troop of which Francois was the I'm.
oficial backbone and author. In the
great grassy paddock at Bayly's Folly
the proud mother Of eishteen-year-old
Caperton Bayly--hrst lieutenant. and
the most finished horseman In the vir-
ginia country-had invited the gentry
from miles about to feast with her and
TO watch her son and his friends show
how the Chevalier Beaupre had made
them into soldiers. They came In
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