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A Tale of Romance and Ad
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f Transla ted from the German of A Kel l
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From a letter written
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"IT I nrdeis!ancl you coricrtly ex
cuse pt fcr'Vnr the que-stion you
aref rM'gf d. by virtna of xnur office
to Jnfocm tho; cipnr'vn Cuostore a
once, or vevy tsoon at , v rate,, of all
you avo doiyaLm. mv ;.a,ijalf ?" .
" Heg your par-den sir! You arc
smc.wrat nv.stakon in this. I am.
-trictly sip alrin?. ro.lorger an asjentof
thfipolice from the moment I enter
your service: and the Questoro dis
misses the affair entirely . from hi
mind, unless I should happen to ho
compelled to make an arrest, in which
event I should become responsible t
him for any a-cticn."
"Ilm? . . . You mentioned Iht
word 'security' before?"
j os, sir. The messenger of Fra
Angiplo, who, as you will readily un
derstand. dors not choose to appear at
the police-ofuce in his garb, has de-
lMsiteo one hurdi d Xanoleons."
" Ahem !" I said, fully aware at last
why the monjc had asked me for that
sum. And who was the messiinser ?
Tho messenger of . . . ? Oh
Anjriolo will mo doubt give you his
ratre." he rejlifd; ' I did not know
him."
I looked him firmly in the f-ice
)cu are discreet. 1 see and rightly
so too! May I count upon your being
us discreet in my behalf, as you are in
that of the Mai-chose?"
I !'Ou'd not deserve the conf;
rience of my superior, if I were other
wio."
" In that ease ansvcr me frankly
rvd s'MiHvnlr : Hoav carr.e. yoM to toil
me, that two ladies one of them old.
the other a young one -had mcutioned
my name in the corridor?"
Ho giinr.ed and said with an arch-cxr-rossion
of countenance :
" That. sir. is an old trick .f mine,
which hv. scarcely ever failed me. In
11 the rd'cntmes. in which T h.,vc
Ic-n r-iUrM? pj'on to lake a r-nrt-. avo.
there was a Avoman in
and hence 1 resorted
to my rnsiomnvy tri -k for t- o punioso
of get'. ing lid of my heavily-w-dded
oevc-at. my Avig ad my l-aid."
" Fo- that purpose only ??'
"Upon my AA-o:d! And now Mr.
if my au.AAT-rs ha-f satfsfiod yon. v. ill
you be. gn-d enough to give me your
crdvs? Sitting still and d ing noth
ing, ai-" nuno of my fancies, pcimit mc
i p'nau not ian io uo mo, riorw
' Ij-the-by ao ycu need , any
money?" v' t v
" Money .never comes amiss," he rc-
dicd putting on his light-colored linen
loves, .which, as I saAV for tho first
Ume. were also wadded.
" Ilei-e are lensc di for theTresen
We shall square our account later on.r
" Graxie, Signore ! On thing more
may bo obliged- to 'adopt, anothc
disgui'o. and you might probaUv no
ecognize mo, hcAA-ever sfrona t'
rive me some important commission
Tust look at me and jr.ark this par
icular sign. If you sliould meet a
.he station a' man, closely examining
he ashes at the end of a tigar. hold
ug up ihe lattcr.and. JuiooMng
.ho ashes with his little finger, that
nan will bo myp If. Or if a ma
should suddenly placo himseir in youi
way and rub his nose vehemently, tha
is l iysclf again : o- . . ."
That will.do!" I said laughingly
' I shall know you even without tha
.-t-henicnt manipulation of your nasa'
-rgan."
" Do no', be OA'cr-cor,iid"nt, Signore
ie replied grandilepiently, seizing hi
;at and the diminutive caue; " im
"ormer experiences in mimicry on th
;tago are of infinite servico to me i;
.y noAV pesi'.ion. Servo sue. Sign or
your most obedient servant. Yo
hall he satisfied with uie my won
rpon it !'
"With this, ihe singular being lef
ny room and I could not suppres
mother hearty .laugh at seeinc thi
man AA-alking aln th
an inimitable eravitv
window to see hiv
street. He apneaio-
aricature of a
nrriclor with
I opened thq
ioing down th
'o excite much
le locked afte
notice there alxo; pe-
him and smiled.
I rang the bell for a waiter to com
ip.
"Wa tho
ne?" he inqi
for g; anted, tl
Wl 1 yonr case v
to sa?
CHAPTER XXIV.
I reflected a while.
This man
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po completely taket, use by storm, that
1 was unablo to collect my thought.. I
determined finally to ask the Marches
ror fnvther information about this
man, before giving him my full con
' donee. IToAvever. what preA cnted
e from iiig the fclloAV forthwith for
e p rpo- of solving the mystei-y that
hovered ocr my fair unknown of St.
Jean do Maurienne?
Sigror lSeppo, I sam ' I am strongly
irc'i' ed to test ymr adn itness this
rc:v minnfco. About Iaao hours aso I
o. s hci , wbc.f they bought a
.. U;-voyageur of the liiviera del
... iu. Those ladies arrived a jcav
a. s jinco from Switzoilir.d and went
lt. ouo steppin' to lcno:t. whence
hey seemed to havo ret in lied this very
j.S . Could you manage to toll mo b
no o'clock to-inorvOAV nioiniug, aaJji-c-y
are, aud waat their names.
nence tliey came, Avniuier uiey m
ei:d to go in short, coidd you give
io a full and deiu led account about
hem and their movements?"'
"Cctainly. Signore!" replied my
ornnf crjriiiicr liii. 1 V from r.lS khiill
jjVll Vf tjiui viiiq - -
id beginning lo change his toilet.
Coidd you dosciioe them to mo a lit-
lo inero closely V"
I did so, watching the metamorpho-
i3 going on IjCIo.o my eyes amvu m-
enso interest. His overccat appeurec
,o be thickly AAadued throughout ; f o
Uo moment he nut it on, he assumct
he same awkwa.d look, which hac
ucl mo as boin; so comical before
Io anpeared Avhether it was owing t.'
Lho improvised bie.wlth of-us booj
. wkeuier ho actually Muontd i
ake himself look smallci at lea.
. foot shorter than before. I saw hi.
aking off his gray Avig and iiuttir.
,n the former on ; hi scanty, almos
whit-e whiskers disappeared under tL
leice looking rro.isat-he ; ne ne
went into the alcove aud there, Lefoi
. mirrow, blackened his face with ;
.ind of pad he t'-ok from bis pocke;
V fow moments later he ro-entered th
oom and stood before ino once num
is the same individual tJat had s
ri-catly excited my risibility on hi
iii sfe entrance. Even his yoico hat
completely changed ; in the same dcei
.one of voice, as then, he said : .
" Your Excellency may rest assurer
'o learn not only the names of, bur
likewise all other desirable. aetu
Uiout tho thieo ladies who intcrc.
-ou so much by nine o'clock to
morrow morning at the Genoese. rail
way s'a'ion." ';.
Vit Avell, TJerpo' " hero is onr
more noint to -nhich I desire to call
bur a'.test'onl ; Whatever informatioi
vou may. have to. impart, 1 want yoi.
ho givo it to myself alone you under
stand ? - :!
-" Perfectly. ' ;
; 'In whaievcr company r you-; may
eo me on the platform do not spcal
to me until I am alcne, but follow, mc'
tpO"aMon a sntisfactor
ired of me. and avi" fr
uit Availing for my lvply added : " Yo-
'-avo not gtven him mere tl-.an fiv
frar.es. I hope? He never gets moi
ban that.''
"Of whom are ycu sneaking?'
asked in ast( nishment.
" Of the corn-doctor, who Wt yon
fcAV minutes ago. He is :i droll foUr.
nd a si ur e of arruscnwnt t o aU of us.r
"Ahem!"' I said, beginning to se
'h rough it. " Ye?, be did very Avell
Dees he cme hero often ?"
"Ue keeps a sharp lookout for neA
a-'Tivnls, and is always m hand. Ib
has the custom of povorr.l houses!"
It Aas clear Fra Angii lo had i lar
a regular agent of the police at nv
disposal ; for I aa-h avcII aware that th'
tj -l." t
iia im poiu-c seizeti. as i;. A-;e-'. npor
?vM-y stiartger. and without nxh:irif
Vim in tho least, never lust sight o
him.
Mv f i-pt dnr in Turin ho trim undo
v! rv dbht avtemng ciivuiv.s'ancrs, had
been a most successful one in the end
Tho meeting Avilh tho March eso. and
:hc as.-istuhee of tbe spy Avould prcv
Jo bo valuable auxiliarie. in my future
ur.d rtakings aiainst Salriati. I Ava.
highly satisfied with the result of the
first day . . . moreover I hn the
srti fa- tion of having caught a glimpse
of Clelia,
res, my near son. JI uou WTno
to call one of his children unto Him
self, man ought nob to oppose tho di
vine will !"
I looked at him in aHorishmcnt
ho had gieat'y changed from tho daj
before. His eyes had lost their bright
cess, his face the expression of earn
cstness and energy, the military bear
ing had complete! disappeared and a
monk, a real mon., Avas sitting by my
side. IIoAvevcr, I recovered my com
posure quickly, ai.d resolved to be on
my guard. '
" Oblige me by explaining tho moan
ing of your Avordr" I said.
" Camillo (linoxzi's child is fated to
serve tho Lord in a convent," he re
plied. hesiiaUngry, ""testing V- titnid
glance at nie.
"Ahem! In order most probably,
that the Cavaliere Salviati mar also
receiA'c that portion of the inheritance.
Avhich the giandfather iu legally bound
to leaA-e to his giaiidchiid. I see it
all. And that is Avhat you call the di-
vino Aill?"
" Even the sinfulness of tho wicked
lie mar -avail nimaou oi. to savo tne
souls of His chc n ones !"
" Padre," I said angrily, " I do not
know murh. about dogmas or doctriues,
and hence cannot ansAver j-ou as fully
as I might Avish. Rut by my honor 1
swear to you, that the wicked shall
not triumph in this instance, as long
as I haA'e strength and poAver to act.'"
" Calm vouiself. mv son . . .
" No do not ask it. I can under
stand your scruples, .viarchese. and
knoAAing you, an I do. even respect
tnem. l ney resoiAe tncmselves sim
ply into tho sad fact, that from the
moment you knew that Camillo's child
AA-as to be sent to a conAent, your zeal
greAV cold, and you noAV rej.ent your
promise, to aid me in my undertaking
I shall saA'o the cl ild, by . . .
" The child will be saved, if sho but
join tho chosen band of the Re
deemer." " Wo aatIH not discuss this point.
We must sepatate bore. Farewell.
Padre ! I shall fight the battle alone,
and if I succumb may you never rue
of haviug refused to assist me !"
I rose quickly, although I could
plainly see, that the Dominican Ava
struggling with his own better con
viction j ho would have gkvlly de
tained me, had not hi profession op
posed such a stop. He alo rose from
tho sofa and seized my hand at the
moment I turned to go.
" I am only doing my duty," ho said
AA ith a trembling A-oice, " as you are
doing yours. Wo must part; but. be
lievo me, I shall pray for j ou from the
bottom of my heart!"
" Thank you. Padre, you are A'cry
kind ! Rut tho platform ii filling with
travelleis. I must go. I am expect
ing 'Somebody a fnend P
And Avithout giving him another
look, I opened the door of tho room
and stepped out on tho platform.
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Mrs H Kalronrr do do do
J K Uupton do do lunatic
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Ueo Soathrriiuiil do do do
Harnh Hiiyp do do do
KIih Difkrmon do do do
Wm 11 Thorrintoa do do do
Kanry Bll do do do
- . JohaCavtlott do -ido . do
MrtkS Vaajrh&a do do do
Htlen Koirrr do do do
Nirk GowU k do do lanatic
Urol Upcfaoreii da do pAnrr
Polly Hnrpr do do do
JoLoav Nana and wife do da do
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lien Kan! per and wiio rln do do
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Chaa Perry do do do
Nancy Shea fin A children do do do
Lorie Purtrnraon do do do
Mm. Franow Uinea Jo do do
8ol Pirry do do do
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Ang4,
CHAPTER XXV.
Towarls nine o'clock on the follow
ing morning I took my stand at tho
laihvav-station, and haing arrived
some time before the hour appointed.
T Aralked up and down the platform,
smoking a cigar. Soon after I saAv
Fia Angiolo entering the still empty
waiting-room for first-class passen
gers, and take a seat by his dJo Tn
ukxj u iiCcui a.iy suspicion Li
cieated hy my apj;ea:ance at the st.
tion, I had dres-sed myself in a fi
touristy costume, in which even U
customary satchel, worn over tl.
shoulder, avos not forgotten. TL
Marchcso seemed much surprised u.
aeeing me tlnw attii-ed.
"Are you going on a journey, m;
r.on ?" he iuquh. ..
"By no means! Still, our time i
precious, and Ave had better begin t
calk of our affair. I haAe made Bepr.
Mangini's acquaintance, and desiro t
ask you first of aa, AA'hy you have sen,
me that singular person?"
" Simply because I havo known hiir
theso tAventy years and because, aid
from the Questore's loud praises of hi
adroitness and activity, I can asnn
you. that he is as faithful as a dog.
ind as devoted as one of those serv
ants, whom . . . . it i auncim
in find anv more like them noAV-a-
Jays."
4 Faithf id ar.d dCA-oted to any mas
iev that is Avilli; g to pay him for hi.
services, I suppose?"
" Yes. but moie especially to nrr
va .
elf, whom ho has serveu in ino army
- "It avM 4-. k 1 rfi-
uir Years, iou wn 6w v
- aw
services are lust wna:
nn need for vour undertaking."
"God erant itl But tell mo Avhat
you najrO learneu iuv. jpj,iu,.
iadre?" '
" Sahiati, my son, is an arch-scoun
dreh" " "
" I never doubted it
" ne has obfciiiied a position in so-
ncty, which will rendor it all the more
i:!;t....i wr-n n m."
AVa R"hnll aee about that. And tat
'U- almost childish, and clasel;.
v-rtifr-rtPfl bv Salviati."
-"You are telling me things which
nr,,-fl,!n( lint nfiAV to D10, -anU
hoAreTcr. you did
not know, that tho Colonel has mauc
i-lf inl.t nlo heir."
t fonWl it., nil : the wiiiio. liui
what 'about Camillo's child?" 1
; My son, it might be better even
nvep.-if tou left her to her late."
T mva lier to her fate What has
como over' j i T7 -,t . . .-. ;
CHAPTER XXVL
I frankly confess, that I Avas foam
ing with iage, and that I should
doubtless have given him a piece of
my mind, had I remained much
longer. His sudden and unexpected
refusal had frustrated all my plans and
sorely disturbed my equanimity. Tho
checkered crowd. of passengers on the
platform had a soothing effect upon
me ; I bean to look about mo for an
individual holding either a lighted
cigar in his uplifted hand and knock
ing off tho ashes with his little finger,
or violently rubbing his nose. For
reA'cral minutes I had A-ainly searched
for my man. AA-hen suddenly I felt
somebody touching m- arm. I turned
round and i ra Ar.giolo stood by my
side.
" AHoav mo to say one word more!"
ho said almost imploringly. Come
with me a moment. At the farther
end of tho rlatform Ave shall be undisturbed."
I followed him almost against my
will, all the while running -my eyes
along the multitude rushing towards
tho cars.
" My son," ho began In a beseeching
tone of voice, " be lenient AAith me.
Consider, that you are an inhabitant of
those countries, in which our sacred
institutions haAe no foothold. You
are therefore not a fcir judge. It was
only this morning, th'at I heard what
was to be done Avith the child. Mr
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K M Fuil-r a nt of acet for board of panpera for July
S R LVar-e rooreyintc Bob Arriiijrton to )aul
J B Cro.-U.er kevpia op stovk lav leaca ou Raleigh road to
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A H lo.:i kee; mg rafta from Simma bridic tor aecood quarter
J C Sta.aium " " Kerreil'a "
S L Dole coareying Joe Green to jaJ
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Duke Ai Conway repair on Loaiabarn bn Jye
reiairiD7 tork law leura
abikey for poor bona
roiiveying Nettie William to ja3
timber for Loautburx bridge
board of priaonera. Ac
coureyicg WeaWy Brodteto jail
on- d iy rommittoc na brtdx
two daya commit to oa 4 bndfea aad fMarr
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John'Catlett "
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Helen Roj-ra
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Joehua Nunn and wife "
Lixiie HtricLland
Turner Medlm "
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Ben Ferry
Wm Ethridg
Kllen Alley
Pebeeca Perry "
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Kitty Spirer
Isabella WiiVama
Mary Alley "
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Alfred Dncatoa "
Berry Weater
William Touey and a-ile "
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John Strother'a wifa
Neptuna Ballard "
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conscience tiub1 n me. Could you
not grant me a day's respite at least.
that I may seek for strength In
prayers, before forming a final resolu
tion? I beg, I implore you will jou
do it?"
This proposition and the humble
tone of his voice, astonished and con
fused me.
You may reflect. Padre, as long a
you please. After jou have arrived
at a fixed determination to aid me in
mv enterprise, I shall gratofully ac
cept your assistance, just as I did yes
terday. At tho same, time 1 can nuiy
appreciate your scruples in a matter.
which concerns you but utuo alter an ;
your acquaintance Avith the Major iva j 078
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case of bis child was not entrusted f
' aou, but to me."
To le continul
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