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continued _ to exercise a
it not grater then that
of himself as chair!!!“
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H ' ' mngty was cut to 10" then
figure in the last election. his triendo
«twin set to work quietly in his hohnlf.
'1 flat the Illinois member. who months
never would
ore“ had declared he
W the epeelrorship or the lender-
its. untold! ended the mow- when he
head or it by reiterating what he and
it“. TN! it wold hero required 1.
‘ rfili ottort to Net him it he had
that out for either at these plume
Mimi arrangements had not born
' mum on earl yhour today. but
we. understood that servlcos on”
field at the into Representative?
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It was evening- The soft colors or
nurtettwiiifitdeywereonthe
flediterrenean. x“ The molly-colored
maintain of olive‘ you end the
tropical Merle ot‘tho Villa. at
Clinics. Thewhoioscenowntrom
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tronflerotsomemgdomotwoader
legend.
There ‘were two person! on the
lug terrace at the villa when Mon-
sieur Jonquelle melted. The
ville was small and exquisite—e sort
at jewel—boa hidden in I garden of
tropical luminance. incloeed by a
high wall'mumodnled lly n tile bor-
tier.
The villa was reunion The tiles
of the terrace and the border oi the
high well were also rose—color. It
was a. filmy and oenmooe bio of the
world. as though related by some en-
chuitment out at the bolted earth
of Aroma.
Monsieur Jonqueile interrupted a
tragic moment.
A women not in o. choir midwoy 01
this terrace. It was one of those
beautiful lnvelideholrs mode tor the
out-ot-doors by that Italian genial
which seeks always to add beauty to
the decorative aspect of a garden.
The chair was white. The gm
of the women in it was blue, it looked
block in the oott evening light and
against the roee~colored villa and the
white chair.
The women did not move. Her
small. shapely head. u from (film.
rested against the high hook. at the
chair. it will crowned with 1 mt
weight of hair. as yellow and on
hesvy on gold. built up into I won-
derful couture that resembled in its
vogue outlines the helmet of hither-
l'n. Her hands and her elbow: lay
on the arms of the choir.
Beside her. a step beyond. the man
who had ”rived a moment. before
Monsieur Jonquelie stood in on alu-
tude of menace. The visible person-
ality of the man was paneling. That
he was an American one could in-
sinntly see. But one could not so
easily determine his statue or his
habits at life.
He had mine of the physical char-
acteristics. home of the trick: at
dress of one engaged in an artistic
vocation; some of the swift. occur
lite, procieo gesture:- ot one skilled in
the plastic nrte. But there woe o
rigor and (lotermlnminn about the
man than one is not accustomed to
find in a more artist—nu Moment of
ruthless (loviaiun and of swift note as
at one accustomed to peril in his
lrmlv.
The ntilwde of the man and tho
‘yoice that had reached Monsieur
Jonquelie at the turn rt the path
were unmistakable in their menace.
llut the woman (lid not more.
Neither the suddr-n nmwurnnce of
the man, nor his words. nor his
menacing gesture had in any respect
dieturbed her equnnimity.
The scene changed as at the snap
at invisible lingers. And Mom-tour
Ionquello name up on the terror-e.
The man fell into the mature of one
at ween before an interrupting vieitor.
and tho woman looked up lunguldly
as though undisturbed; as though no
human drama. however tragic, could
. WAN ON?
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city of like we. lying below then“ he.
“north: Dillard." she fuidp "an
merino—1mm Jonquelie."
no frenehmnn and also the wo-r
men. one thodzht. ohoerved the
America: closely to note any incest
ration of either the name or the ep-
peoranee of t: o new arrival. But
there was 0. He did not know
either moneienr; Jonqueile or his
1MB. .. i
She touched a bell concealed sumo
EEBIDE BER, THE ”AN STOOD—
IN AN ATTITUDE OF MENACE.
Where in the arm 0! the choir. A
meld untreated. An added direction
brought two chairs. The American mt
down where he was. but Monsieur
Jonqueile carried his chair s limo
beyond the woman to the edge of the
terrace. He put down hill hat, hie
elicit. and his gloved!
earlier."
The women smiled.
"In tint event," she said. "you
might have felled to find my friend.
Martin Dillard, the American. You
will be interested. 1 am sure. to meet
and to know why he is angry."
She turned slightly toward the
American. ”or (also in the soft light
seemed smiling. but it mm. in fact.
Int-crumble.
"Monster" Jonquelle." “to ex-
planted. ”in an old acquaint-hm“
wry old acquaintance. l have. no
secrete from him. He will know. I
“aim sure. precisely the reason (or
{my flight here snag-our cause of
anger against me."
Size turned ' again toward the
Frtincllman.
"ls ll not so. Monsieur?"
The American had ll stmmzo. nil.
ion. pumlm‘l E‘Xlil‘T’S‘ltH’L liul Mom
319er .lonquelle immhml.
"Alas!" he said. “it is the ills-
asters of my uvqunimrmcos with
whioh I seem always in im run
corned. and milmpm‘lr. their nlluirs
are usually known to me."
He honed slightly to the ,Amvr-
loan.
"it Monsieur will tiermlt." he said.
"I shrill be charmed to verify
madnme's prediction. Monsieur has
followed to inquire “why the house in
disturb her; as ihotuth she were for-
the Faluhvurg St. Gennaiu in the old
chmoometnonmoago. Her“:-
“I am iortunote to find you." he.
mid: "I hoped to arrive 11 momentfi
do St. Pete on the W3;
mmhumd'tothom 2
'TtwiliheneeesnrytomIesom“
expander to we authorities at
Paris. The! will be curious. uncut
“it. And as thin» old acquaintance of
mdamit‘hfis’eemdiwm that. I
oughtfl'ioitaiflatwdtaksouemene—
durum“ alpha-lion to,‘
the anthorltleo in Paris."
He continued to week. in the slow
Matinee. of igniting the claret.
"There to no question of insurance.
nor the rim of. anyproperty-owner
in the mite. Kantian? m
Dillard med this house by '-
no innit-nee on it. it was 3.: .J
only with his own property and
need only,” himoelt with the chemo-
ing endow ot‘ madame." .
"There wee not even I serum
about. The doors entering the
house were on fitted with 1 medal
look. I. compile-ted American lock
with two keys only. one tor mousieur
and the duplicate tor madame. The
windows were securely closed with
heavy shutter-o. '
""Tbo house was wholly inaccess-
ible to any but the” two persons.
and it was the mmfiva property at
modem. it it bed not burned. we
should not have been co '
about it. Mysterious romneu of
the heart do not revoke on hunky
in Perle.
"It is the only capital of pleasure
where the heart in tree; but the city
authorities lire ooneerned with fires.
When the thine emerges from the
heart, Peri: is disturbed. and when
it reduces to when an ancient house
on the Feuhourg St. Germain. name
4 exploration moot bmziven."
Ho pooped auto. lie lied now;
- gotten the Claret lithied.’ And he
sat down.
it. I am an old econ-intence. and I
am more than that; I an: on old
«mountain who it very much in-
betore the authorities in Paris as
only as I can tonnage ii. Alder flight
utter the are nomadic be unwise»
culty to and her." .
The American evoke abruptly.
“You mm very much interested
in fCeetzue d'OrJ" ;
Jonqueiie'e voice was in 1 sort 0!
(trawl. '
“'Cnsquo d'Ur."' he sold. ”The
expression is ' extremely happy.
Mndnmo's zc'fulwn best] used in he the
wonder at Paris when she came up
with it like :1 Minerva through the
fluid floor of Paris. Ah: yes. I am
very intezvszmlwl have been always
interesud. as an old. a very old :to
quoinlunre. Ami I am interested
again. more. pol-hams. than moneivur
mu irmmim-,"
The American spoke again abrupi‘
ly.
'Q'nu seem to know all About
‘C‘flsqm- (l‘l Vr.‘ " . '
Abuthl M-msir‘nr Jonquelie dmwlod
his: :llwwer.
Cflioly nualznrd n'l hr: hand lmiween
Hm llmmb and the forefinger-memory
deinll ul madame has been 0! interest
fire." _
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golden howl lo the blue time-on deli:
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nnxiv-ty in mo. Ami man! i um um-
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