The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
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~ ob Rafaol Sabatint
Q By Rafaol Sabatint


a. nuxlfN HERE TO-DAY
siihe uath. taken ~ he held In ifis
ntuse the brsis OF his dearest friead.
PHILIPPE DE tuNOBsN. -rnt
ANnHi~fottS MDtsEAI, young
lawyer ~ Gasriilnc. 60 Hcnncs
and thence 10 Nantes where Ids
fcrtfl spt@.ciits ruu>,d 20 action
tfsr citizens who were cnnfiug
vrdsr the c~pprcsstgn Of the mo-
bsflfy.
Phiiipgc had been frickcd into u
duel aud hruiaiiy murdered be-
Gauss the great
MARQUIS DE la TOUR D'AZYR
feared the dangerous gift OF
cioqucnce" which the idcatistic
divinity student posscAsod- An
drr-i.onis sworn to carry on tho
cnnEe OF his friend and revenge
hirnscif os the Marquis for rhii-
ippe's death and bs<au~c the pro-
fiisatc nobic had sued for the
hand Of the beautiful
ALlNE DE KERCADIOC. niece Of
LORD on G~AyRuIac, who was
popularity believed 90 be the
father OF Andrc-Iouls.
Returning from Nantes, Andre
Tohis h met ON the outskirts OF
Gavriiiac bs Apiinc, who warns
him that soldiers waiting In the
town "a arrest him for sctition-
GO on WITH THE STORY
my dear Alinol That | should
have been the cause Of so much
concern and troublc!" exclaimed
Andre with mociing nonehalance.
do yeu rcal1zs h a they have
come TO nrrcs your" she esked
him. with increasing impatieneo.
you are wanted for sediticn. and
upon a Warrant from N. DO Lcsdi-
E~uieres."
rsedition7" auoth he. and his
thoughts flew 10 tlat business at
Nantes. IL was impossible they
could have had news Of II In
Rcnnes and acted upont It In so
short a ,lre.
Yes, scdition. The scdition OF
that wicked speech OF yours AZ
Hennes on Wednesday,"
: You must not 40 into Gavriilac.'
Fbo told him. and you u get
down from yodr horse, and let mo
take It I shah return il to the
Breton Arme.'
You haven't considered what
will haPpen to- you II q do such
n thing"
what do I care for law DO
you imagine that the law will pre-
sumo 10 touch me2"
"uf course there - that. You
are sheltered by Of the abuses
compiaiTed Of at Tsennez l waa
forgetting"
Complain OF II as much as you
please. but meanwhile profit by H.
Come, Andre. do as | tell you. Got
down from your horse" And then.
"a he still h~esitated, she stretched
out n caaEht him by the arm
Her voice was vibrant with earnest
ness. Andre. you don't realize
how serious II your position. You
must go away at once. and lie COM
plctcly lost until my uncle can
bring Influence TO bear to obtain
your pardon
That will be a long tImo. then.
said Andre-Louis. M. de Kcrcn-
dious has ~ cultivated friends
a. court"
There T. NJ. dc In Tour d'Azyr. -
she reminded him. "a his astonish-
ment
That mani" he cried. and then
he laughed.
why. yes. You sec. I have not
yet said that ! viii be Marqunse de
Ia Tour d'Azyr. II r. "a position
that has It's advantages. One Of
them u that u ensures a auitor'a
compete obedience"
$50. so. I see the crooked logic
Of your mind. You might 10 ~
far az to say to him; Refuse me
this. and I shall refuse 10 be your
marqrise.' You would go 50 far
as thnt7"
AT need. ! might"
And DO you not see the con.
verse impiication2 10 you not see
That your hands would then be tied.
that you would be wanting IN
honor II afterwards you refused
him. And do you thinF thai
would consent 10 anything tina
could 30 lie your hands7 DO you
think ! want TO see you damned
Ailneg'
Her hand fell away from hi.
arm.
"Oh. you arc RAD she ox.
claimed. quite out ~ patience.
Possibly. But I like my mad
ness. There 4 a thrill In II un
nown 60 such sanity AZ yours. ~
your leave. Allnc. ! think I vii
ride ON to Cavriilac.'
Andre. you must not, II 4
death 10 you'll" In her alarm M
backed her horse. and pulled I
across the road 10 bar his way.
"Aline. on one condition only"