Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-10-14
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broken wish 20 know IL all ! an
informed that you have seen 6cts
halves OF this coin. and therefore know
the entire message Read Il 10 ne n
once
Kitty took the coin n her ka7c rs
though to study II. but swiftly PIT her
own hand behind her back As she
elutched Il
1t Is ny property said she stout
u. Not even . king ear take away
property without course Of law
Even 9 king was zstozishsd ~ tie
efrunfery Of the yozng gi-i-vbo held
her possession Enfn t~o sszrdy guards
forced the coia fro7 her hand The
king smiled a. her. . somewhat tooth
less sziie.
SO yoa value IL. Many DO. We are
willing to pay for What ve have. Ia
denoiselle-ard the message OF this
coin re mean to have Give II TO "a.
and you shall be set free
Your majesty 10 hberzl-yoa oser
what L. already zfne-the right 70
liberty But what yoz ask Is in2os-
sihle for ma Trze. have seen each
half OF the co4n-evea ! saw both
halves az one tine-brt never have l
read the entire i1scriptsoa-
But yca have seen both halves
went On cortislAv. Tel ne. whzf
vas On the other hals-
-YOur majesty. / ca-not-I % not
know
BY the saints q Cur fatherx.- er-
cl1ined Co--islzv. If this we're II the
ol1e1 days the torture chamber shOzid
show yoa sozethiaE Bzt row
The torture c0zle vrzzx czly D.
cepcioa from ne. yozr majesty. AID
that decepcica wo1ld BE o, 10 service
to you- ! have tod yea the truth
and TIA; alone CA serve yoz- Gre
zs NJ Hbe-fy aEziz-a,1 thea per
haps ! might learn more o. tie ether
hAlf q tie cola
The girl argzes ven said Co-1is-
Law ! an lot SIRE xse-ser CT rct
she speaks trzth. bit her argz=ent
goes % the sz7s thtzg IN eltAe- case
Let her 90 Ez6er gza-1-2erhzps
something may arise 70 give Is FIR
TIER fzs5rh. izfo rhix
AS for yoz- Cozz; Sachic. yoz have
not yet s1cee6e1 i what vas asked CT
yc1-yOz have lot yet 2zght Is
where lies tie hz1eez treasure Of
Gretxhocens-
-ToGr MAJESTY rerIed the cozzt.
receeri.g. It In buf srzever,e7c@.
wh2cA shall Be a1eneec In nv real
fa7cse6 yocr majesty woale rather
have this yoGng woman than % have
the other half Of the coin To secure
that nay require Jet more tine
Tie king txe6 O. him the cold szile
vhice his cozr-ie-s bad learned 70
dread yet he coal6 lot fail TO see the
sA-evt1ess CT Sachio's reply.
AT least guzrd her. thea said he
erJly- She shall Be our gnest until
We learn more Of What she knovs- II
Dsans too zach 70 forego the fan
reAetag O; that coin these days l
mean 70 have T. ! trust al ny cheers
VII realize that fact
Nzdezcsselle.- said Sachso 70 Kit.
". later. vhea she had been with
drawn 10 Quarters which virtually
we're 70 prove n prison 70 her. You
have heard what the king has said
he VIII allow you to return TO your
ovn country unframed II you but help
him 70 the meaning Of that inscription
What In II TO you II is only idle curl
osity hr1ngs ycE hfther. With Is II
may mean the life or death Of cur
country
Kitty gave herself mp 10 certain re
fections NJ the tine As TO war be.
tween the two kingdoms. II II cane,
why should she aid Grahoren against
the country with which she had Be
come more familiar. Neither had
done her much courtesy. trze. bat for
some strange reason her synpathies
we're not with the country governed
BY this irzscible and unlorely king
Think well. nAdenoiselle.- wen.
OF Sarhio. 1t Is = long gay from here
70 your country. The coin can nez-
bat little TO you n best
1t may mean much TO me- b-oks
cut Kitty suddenly Listen hi.
coin Is not the property Of your kim
OF OF that other king Il Is the prop
erty Of the people Of these countries
: Il seeks TO tel them its s1o-y-noi Il
: any king for his selfish pzrposes-hui
II seeks 10 make known its APPEAL fur
! justice and liberty What think 20.
: the people VIII forever be content I,
9 remain a shuttiscock between yos
Y tEo--
II A moment later and he lad Ien
her once more to her Own devices