Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04

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mt froouo,s rrunted. A glow sprea'
sr over HE copper face and head !
he'd toid him was going 70 an enc
nivs central campfire 70 shake club u
~ face OF tho biggest chief he could
not have thousht more Of my daring o.
l<ss Of my common sense.
,.You win never come out"
III don't. skenedonk. go without
me-
He passed small hsroics unnoticed.
rWhy DO yon 40 it7'
I couidn't tell him. Neither could
leave Parts without doing H. ! assured
him many carriages would be there, neai
the entrance which was called. be.
hcyed the pavilion Of Flora; and BY
showing boidness we might start from
that SPOT AZ well as from any other. He
nbefted the reckless devil IN me. and
the obtcome was that I crossed the Seine
btidee BY myself about 10 o'clock, re-
membering my escape from Ste. Pelhsie'
remembering should never see the gar
goyIes on Notre Dame any more or the
golden dome OF the Ihvaiides. or hear
the night hum OF Paris. whether I sue
ctedSd Or not For n | succeeded
skou.d be away toward the coast by
n,ofhlue. and II did not succeed should
bl sornewhere under arrest
4 can see the boy in white court dress.
With no hint o. the traveller, about him,
w,,o stepped jauntily out of carriage
and added himself TO groups entering
the Tuiieries. The white court dress was
arr,cr which he put on TO serve him In
the dangerout attempt TO look, once more
on a woman's face. He mounted with
strut toward the guardians OF the I'M
ptrial court, not knowing how ne might
b4 chalIenEed; and, fortune was with
HIN
FLazarre.', exclaimed Count de chau-
mont. hurrying behind to take my elbow.
Il want you 10 help mel
RdmemberinE with sudden remorse An
n4bels escape and our wicked dinner, l
h4lted. eager 20 do him service. He was
pdrhAps used 10 Annabel's escapes, for
a very different annoyance puckered his
forehead as he drew me aside within the
entrance.
,'Have you heard the Marquis de Fer
rier Is alive7' s.
J told him had heard II.
l'Damned old foxl He lay in hiding
uhti the estates were recovered. Then
EIEEuN
! pressed the Counts hand. We were
ote IN dlsapprovai
PITS a shameY' said the Count.
IL was a shame, I said.
ffAnd row he's posted into Paris TO
make fool OF himself"
How -.
Have you seen Madame de Ferrierg'
''No. have not seen her"
believe We are in time to intercept
him You have clever head boy. Use
It. How shall we get this old fellow out
Of the Tulleries without letting him speak
TO the Emperor"
Easily ! should think, since Napoleon
isn't here"
Yes, he Is. He dashed into Paris
little While ago, and may leave tonight
why shouldn't the Marquis de Ferrier
spenk 10 Napoleons's s,f@
@f3ecause he is going TO make AS ass OF
himself before the court. and what's
wo'<Sh he'll make a laughing-stoek OF
s<ae."
He Is determined. to thank the EN-
peror for restoring his estates He might
thank the Empress, and she wouldn't
know what he was talking about. But
fhe Emperor knows everything. ! have
used ell the arguments | dare 10 use
AGAINST Il. but he Is "a pig for stubborn
AtroAs Apt tils eents AoA NAooaihO oc W.
riers sake, Lazarre. help me to get him
hermlessly out Of the Tuileries without
mixing a public scandal about the resti-
taffion. OF the land"
what scandal can there be. monsieur?
Aria whv shouldn't he thank NanoIeon
Tor giving him back his estates after the
fort,inee OF revolution ana war;"
because the Emperor didn't do IL. I
'sS5s .:yo"r; '"''".
eYes. bought them. Come to that.
ssadame de FerrIer doesn't know tn,s,"
Certainly not. / meant to settle them
eo.id see What mv lnssntsors s'y, ans oouS
t,rhen she 4 a. poor a. she xas IN
A Anncrfca %. az
.spoorer She has IN. Mar,,,s AZ H.
rie,," -,.s fu's ue rs
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