Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-12-09
FIFTEENTH INsTALLMENT
CHAPTER LvIi.
A Tartar Taken.

CHApTEH INtts s.
Tartar Taken
min, nademoiselle!" exclaimed
"a. with the smile which Kitty
4 % well learned how to hate ~
ss dread. AT last! You are
ria but as the maxim makeru
Z Il, perseverance At length wins
pvn reward"
Gell. then she began. facing him,
Say, her hands cienched. her eyes
hing. What is It that you wishT'
NJ. well. many things. my dear"
sachio. coolly. But especially ]
he all the knowledge you have OF
srairs Of this distracted kingdom
There Is more than one secret
It has a broken coin and
roken parchment as weil-yes7
exher they may mean something,
for the cther-yes? And vel
Of Us who are sworn to advance
interest of our kingdom-we need
bcsh-aIi. Is II not true7"
} felt IN his pocket for his silver
rette case. and would have served
eli As he opened the case the
made q sudden spring. His hand
ped the little case and caught her
be arm
M. tut uowi" he said DO not
bclish. ! may as well say it-you
going once more with Us to our
town. the city Of Grahonen."
y could only stamp her foot. too
snraged to speak But he wen,
An thinking you viii not 30 soon
Jour escape the NEXT time. We
seen that GretxhoRen here has
durgeons-yes, Grahofen has
> quite Is deep.
HE her. men, he said. and
We must march,
y. VEIL said Kitty Gray. 1T
d not prove 80 difncult- am
ned and q woman-I am helpless
innocent Of any wrong against
stsroiseiie.- said Sachio. 1T Il
waste words. Give over to me
isce Of parchment which I know
nTG" o
~ not" said she calmly.
pazrh her. mem" said Sachio.
fvsy from her what she has
rsfal not TO tear II more
vas helpless and realized 1t.
y she drew from her bosom the
/ piece Of parchment which she
useealed-
sA then" said she. ~stnce you
70 such measures, here II is
not deny IT, found 1t. So did
Al least Il is as much mine as
and more mine. because did
'se what once I found But as to
u means. know nothing. u
nv It before"
~ well. then" said Sachio. I'VE
re Il We can read its additional
1t some later time. Now We
90
tae confusion Of the hour. there
Aitfy Gray vanished and none
NE fashion Of her disappear
ior al had matters enough to
tnem fully. Count Frederick
Of al those with whom she late
spoken missed her. and began
nor her. He got no word in
oft'ou Of the palace which had
rssuented by her a. guest or
~.
asied deeply. Count Frederick
more turned to his own home
= maze urgent inquiries among
pae N the vague hope that
nore the young woman whom
snt had for reasons Of her own
sa way back 20 . place where
8 more than once venfured In
But not one OF his servants
Inisn any knowledge whatso-
1asy had not seen her. knew
Of her presence.
z Frederick called to him one
most trusted men.
said he. You know the
Ansriean-the one Of . certain
enee In the court-tAe one Who
q here as my suest,"
ptsely. 'As ~
y ven. She has disappeared.
wish that you discover her
- soon a. possible-at
Aken these measures, pos
encient, yet the only ones Of
= as mind. Count Frederick
hurried once more to the royal
q 30 often is the case, q
&c which changed the course
y. resolutions. Az he creased
Grounds 50 lately the scene
combat. he noted the tram
-. me torn bed OF flowers.
- shrubs. the shorn trees
Rn Of rifle and artillery mr.