The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-24

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crker iss1@S TIE wise writings q
rEa cporinenfx had tempered hsr mind
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o. oos iant O. one age o1ly. Heis1
EAs wildly aware Of life IN q lzrEsr
pattern. and tho1sh her keezness was
yOzzg ard sotlly cloaked. Il shoae In
hsr eyes, and vas nysts-iozsly con
vsyed 20 hlnl-
she smiled 9 little i 90 not see
shat Is to cone
win ye1 give the order 20 prepare
many czDeis Immediately for q lOng
march
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I sz-eSi TO arrange for L. he Il
occupied q, prsseor-- Con eircet again
He vert 70 the door and sigzafed TO
play o. to--nenting q wC1nced Sublzn.
and cane shanblinx across the thrssh-
old Of the princess Con seated the
needs TO the girl. who spoke TO the
| Chinese. F1 Al. IN his oEn Ian
gazge: and the latter. with q supreme
clsgus. ssenciled across his facs, re-
pezted the order 20 the man from the
mines- The dwarf. stssed himself.
having expected q dezth-bIo~ Instead
% oral InstrBcrs0Es. and cra~led &C;
AZ the door.
There are 1oGntAIns 20 the north.
said the princess 70 L-vingtOn-
and fo-ez-S- be atded DO yo1
think there Is a better dlree1iOn for
ust We must 10; t4rry.-
NO. We 20 20 the north
Fu Al thea received further Per
so14l wishes from his mistress To
| LeTingron she sIpiSined:
I am s-nding HIN ~ TIE stair
way. for things shan require KiEd-
~ 20 With HIN and see that he Is 10;
struck dead by your butehers--
Levinstoo bowed again. silently. and
his cheeks burned Her bitterness
was Iron Had he not upset the world !
Escorring old Fu Al down the cor
ritor. Con Ssnt Up With hin TO see
what gross mischief was being work
/ ed II the higher foorS TIE top of
the stairs vas cioEzet By two bodies.
miners Who lad failed 10 quel two
sfAluErt sons Of warriors. who also
lay quiet now q little way soEn the
hall The tide ef dSsrfs had passed
on.
While Fu All delvei In treasure Of
silk and leather and silver. Levington
/ found an outer window. Far along
the rad beyond the city gates. be
noted two slaves mounted On eamels.
The beasts were pacing a. their Ut
17Ost- so1thEard. their mission 10 bar
word Of alarm 10 the distant company
| % riders. Con examined the carblne
in his hands Resting the barrel upon
the latch ot the open window. ne aim
ed very carefully. and pressed the long
trigger. He repeated this process four
times, and vas thea ready 20 20 down
stairs with the cd servant
when We leave be said 70 Helen.
overcoming a reluctance 70 speak.
-theSs little h2lf-Enea frola The mines
VII close the gates after aS Your
warriors. 10 returning. vii b IN
able 10 force an eatr1nne unfil we
have gained Q GREATER dis.snce 70 the
north
DO no, say my ~ArTf0rS'~ SAe
hes!tzied. then add=d: DO not he'd
ny words Il hey are quick I.EoGld
no, turn back--
She vas smiling grzvsly. Her hand
cane cut 20 him
"A princess may speak az she
choosss.- szit L@Vingtoa-
Not 20 her eq1Als-
Tie city vas Conquered. oyerrun-
Tie neT caravan vas being prepared