The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29
CHAPTER XxXXv.
A Tosaoio1s Tibet.

T'ERE ere but two stages to inconsistencies
The blank state and the drowsy stage where
"a trGnspirlng ore vaguely sensed by the
raeF only to DO obliterated completely as the
.znur of q brook Is wiped from memory of
Z ear
Locllle p!eced together happenings vaguely
ter that, then dismissed them us OF no &c
'rli Nothing appeared to matter. She was
fr'ortabe and partially content She recol-
hled for fractional space of time being lifted
u carried away by strong. friendly, plying
rlsi the memory passed Immediately with the
s1hg Of an impression of swift travel In
sfo; car. which In turn gave way to the more
eSPy etched impression of being wheeled
.sId train In an invalid's chair. Then came
'Aon Of the lean, powerful face of Loubeque
o@ 70 ner own, the gentle whisper of his voice
eAe 10 her ear, calling her name over and over
Eaa While, matching the suffering In his tones
ne deeply carved lines OF agony upon his
~ Ne Over and over again the man called 10 her,
~ yet she knew 1t was not TO her he called
he mother whom she resembed, the
'Vasn Dc had loved and lost and whose memory
- s,Eid up such 8 hatred in his heart that
4. "a y. peen obliged TO spend his life torturing
y eaughter Of the loved one.
As though something had spepned inside her
y ''l IN, lne Foiee end face OF the man brought her
11nSc'onslesS so keenly acute II was positive
n. ~ As had happened so many times be-
=, S ieit all her sympathy going out to this
LI 1o mad proved such Il bftter enemy, who
~. VSgsnt .sis such catastrophe upon her and
,orp - VINO would again prove so relentless
,g,,e. To- tAe attempt to take advantage of his
It lin. " appeal to the better side
vns !, VSught back the words OF syInpathy that
L. y lsf with an effort, even as she closed
po-.i,r anu teigned slumber. Her brain was
w Es,'i rate that palned her, as though it
hd eaB,6i ~, ~ MAKE up It's tardiness. Loubeque
har L
IN ,ha. n possession OF the papers. Suddenly she
noys5 a,ra ue gGl conquered his emotions and
bOkeI sL.y' She slowly opened her eyes and
rar,n.D. rVouN oI She was In her own private com
TOT, T.. on TIE train. Bhe was alone.
aaa1, ,ronIs " FEARFUL yet almost positive her
,.sN,,, Nle 'ne touched her bosom. The feel q, The
Gs a. MT papers treasured her, drove away
ID. ~. ass 's OF unreality. Where she was 20
rsI~rs ,ts u' snow nor care. With the precious
tih ,bs ,hd eosld DO anything Simultaneously
tft :, spreo5 u, a came one OF terror. Vague at
oaHerateS an NY, oyer her spirit like veil that
door. loCL,-h On hsht all hope She tiptoed to the
e.ater .. .ls II, then stood moment I'm tbr
b. uan1rs "e my place, her fingers seekine for
asF 10 ton,h "uich her courage would not allow
Il, coseJ .qOIsa E forcing herself against her will
sld ueckIacs syes and drew forth the bundle
the geuplnav. res there could be no doubtins
hstef w.. 9 of tho rubes. Their scintiian{
little heed 'IWlrly Wy binding But she paid them
even as her .rDs neF fingers groped at the papers
rage and snapped open. Then little cry
!, The packet Eosagrin Tin came from her lips
'sea nothing h.. upon the table had evidently
While aw,Es ESaaRSes Ss with the stolen papers eveu @
les waste NJ She had stolen sheaf Of worth.
lie xhip hangS hgef The international spy still held
ssther even a. sS her pretty teeth tightly to-
-, - over again ~ Kept repeating to herself over
had been 70 pursue her when he knew how muo she he
70 70 go her 9sted; ~sr why had he not allowed her
.. Ne last act IN / and leave him safe TO transact
Wy had bs tail ms plan of revenge? Why-why~
'1sny1 Aen to himself so dangerous an