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month, . and -Ithe elOsely rezOi•ed, . ' •
agnate jowls _of :the_ model.,chanfkur. -., • :- ;•-
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gethetinX . when' nem tlie lonneair
deseeliTed.' first a leng: and:Painfully;
'Plnaeiated #entlealen, ;whose fee° was .,
-a oadeverolts • Tneak'ef •settled maelan-
1,eliiirk`..arid "his sclikielit" toilette . for' 'in e -;" ..
toting 4:46 might be seen tIkrFtuglili,e
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memberThat brilflant the iSe--
eiet Service' whom England Preferred
• kilo?, as , •
'Andre Dualieriain, had 'ineUrred the.
Itatred •of the Bolshevik). To protect
•"Vs. life,. his- .euperioi•s ordered -him; to
•disaPpear. decided to go to
DerikeY" as guide -book, he visited by
:•"Meenlight that- weird city of. mono-
liths; 7. famOus
• After. ft 'terrigobettle with a • Par -
Asian apaehe; Dpehemin rescues 'from
...highwaymen -4/1111e,', .De• Bevenie,'. her
• graircltkiugliter':Loilise Ile :MOntalais,
and, g. De•Mentalais;;Witiont.'of Mine.
de Sevenle'Sgrandson, who was killed
• the-World`War..• •
wrrx....THE STORY:, •
' ClIAP•TER,,i•V; • ' • •2
tnter -Raninee.' • :
t.tfed "Jincheartin to' assist her, to a place
in the carriage, Madame:. Seyenie
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tuned • immediately- tocomfort her
`granddaughter It was easy to diie
Rnttiiichnient••,there,,,-"•betviteri d'Au-
jertfc :and -Louie-de .Montalitls;• Deche-
Tont- fancied, .(and;' as "it turned out
rightly) ' the. two Were betrOthed. •
Madame de, Montalais was:
'elan:pi-4'111s, attention..., 2'
Momentariiy.a.'hand slender r4d.
firrifhia-Coal rested in,* own. ,Then
••owner was :-settling into place beL:'
OtdoillfeclamO1'de Sevenie, anti:Stich&
;".riain clambering up to his'on.the box:
,The 'read -proved rough and de-
ClivitOus,A Dutheinin' was grateful for
the"rifoorilight--., until; he, remembered
without the Memthere 'Would
have been no expeditien that:night to
view the the: Meek,' ruins' of- -Montpellier
by its ,unearthly • light; and conseL
1quently no adventnre.. to . entangle
, • TJPen.this :reflection he swore soft-
••• .2ty., but -most •ferventlY into- his heconlA
fug:beard.. Ile was Well fed; up with
adVentures;•thank,Yeu, and could have.
. done -Very well without thislatest."
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-What -then of.„„Lthie.
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•„- pseudoi»rznzy of Andre '.Duchemiri?
; Posed -in en -inescapable 'glare M pub7
„ ','• Betty, '. how, long, might .1 he tope
• :•:-T eicaperetagnition 'by wine' acquaint• ince,"friend .enemy? Heaverislinew
. he had enough' Of both •sorts scattered
:Widely over •the face Of -.Europel
• . It seeme,d, hard, indeed , " '
At a' Roque it was. as Duchernin
foreseen Whereas.' the meter
ear- Was waiting . Safe 'arid Sound
enough, its chaffeur. had vanished
..titto. thin air. Whereuperi Duchemin
-asked whether the chauffeur had been
a stout Irian, %and bping informed. that
Wei so; considered the. case ,coin-•
pieta, • :•Mesdames de Seveilie et .de
Mpntalais, he suggested, might give
• *up.all hope of ever again seeing that •
particular Chauffeur., •, •
•• The landlord:. otif the auberge,
surlY. ;soft who stipplied2 the
berme -lie.. With the Man to act 'as
driver...and guide Inone, took- With
- grace the 'charge that' his employe
, hadbeen.. in league With the bandits,
':.4, •But this waStrue err the word of Ma -
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gly (11 elodiel\IP koWn41 "'"S' " tilt 1' fed
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o ;1 r. cernmen,
edfFir , metering; • .iniFjted,. SMiably;1.indeed,',11not1witheot ,O
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:fled in carriage, she Was tain:'hint 1 of eatisfactiOn.,
of the Rue de la Pint. you don't see'evirydringl" .
Following:her, a third passenger "How do you get that•*ay?" De,
presented the well-nourished, indeed you 'want im all to, get soaked to our
tottind, person.: of : a . Frenchman, of liktns?" •
y ear ulest 1111r,,P•hinuit
thirty devoted to. "le Sport". as wit- it • it
-dame' * de MOntalais
guide; she ------sac
driven over the clif. And: (tie
chemin had anticipated) . her; name
•alone proved ;enough to Bile' nee the,
landlord's.:virtiMus protestations. •
Seated beside ",l1/1adame de :Mont-
alais1; Duchemin. watched her operate
the car with skilful' hands on the road
f night air in his face'
Was sweet and sniooth, and' strolted
his eyelids with touches as bland as
caresses :of a Pretty -won -Jan.'s fingers:
It Was good 'to 'be. alive Ate -night,
alive arid' Weary and :not. Ili -Content
with self,. in a, .Motpr ear Swinging
Swiftly ' and" silently- along a' riVer
read in the "lips of southern Franee,"
with a "woman -lovely, and ninterkins
at•the
Diichernin; was conscious of serrw
_thing lie ft -shock of emotion, a sud-
den surging of some hunger that had
long lainddermant• in .his
r•su-Spected;;;IiOW.-7-lorrelie.7epilld-pot-
„siirmise,, gaining -strength in latency,
waiting to be awakened arid set free
hy ene careleSs, sidelong leek
smile of 'a strange woman- •
"Elie ” he ',Whispered unheard
l'Eve de Montalais . .
• DU em n a
' turn -led with; a •'winning
and the Oingie glees screwed ,int° don' give a twoPenny., damn 11 •we.
-right eye -socket. - dot
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shapes frOm some stmerhl,* At that, 'Moment rirriYed the ealealie
,Postumed pageant .of ifigh Iii the which Duchemin had commanded to
titreritieth century this trio drifted, drive him to the chateau, and with a
rather thin merely" walked. like nior- ride 'of two miles before him and rain
tals,- across the terraces and into the imminent, • he had no , more time to
' Cafe de l'Universwaste
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In the •upiluit,: however, Jegal ne-
cessitY„;hdd nothing to do twiththe
length of time devoted by Monsienr,
Duchemin to kicking idle heels:in the.
toWn•ofNarit; where the Civil author.:
itiesi „preyed, considerate ina degree
that gAtified and surprised the con--
firined Parisian. . • : •
• • The , driyer-guide : of La Roque
turned out tohave 'been a thorough-
paced ',Scamp well and -ill-known to
the gendarmerie; the wound sustain.
ed .by Monsienr • d'Aubrac bre
molly': to., the gravity.of • the` affair,
amply excusing :.Duchenain'S- inter,-
ference and its. fatal sequel.; •
Late In the afternoon of his second
.day in Mint, .Ducheroin let -Ins:vision
dWell•npon,the distant chateau almost
as -constantly asJsis
e was o .me --ere t a . very
eve Inv:. He had yt to hold one
minute' of private conversaticin With
Eve'de-,Montalais; and yet . . .
Now he had Seen Madame de .IVIOnt-
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andsanother time, arid had found
that She fitted to,the„.sWeetest. detail
,of perfection his ideal -of 'Woman.
„On. the 'previous afternoon,. Meet-
ing the ladles of.the chateau by ar-
rangement" In the bureau Of , the
mayor,'::Duchemin had • Sat opposite
and watched and listened- to • Eve' do
MOntalsiis for upward of two hours.
, Posed with... consummate elegance
in 1,her half -Mourning, she ,had nar-
rated- quietly her version of last
night's ' MisadventOre, `,OcCasional
tremor of:tumor. lightening the 7114:
Mg modulationsof her voice. A
deep and, Vibrant voice, contralto in
quality, hinting; at • hidden trea'sures
of strength. ,A:.fair :Woman; slim but
round, with. brown eyes levet and
cairn,:'a translucent sidnof matchless
teistfirei hail,' the hue Of )5ronze laced
with. intimations of cola : •
Her age, Aesaldrwas'iWenty-eine;
birthplace, the CRY of New 'York;:
ber parents, Edmund Anstruther, once
bf Bath--Englandt: but at the time
bf herbirth a nattiralized Citizen Of
the . United States; and Eve • Marie
AnstrOtherl nee "Legendre, . of Paris.'
Both Were deed; In, June,. 1914, she
had )narried in PariS, Victor , Maurice
do Montalais, who had been killed in
actin at, La rere-Charriperioise• on
the , ninth b1 .• 'September ' following.'
Her home? The Chateau : de :• • Mont -
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. On the hand Duchernin hate
diamond of Kch superb watch. that
this aznateur, of prec94 stones
caughthis breath fora itheer .iVencler
lat Ite beauty and excellence. and1
Worth:. •; Such -Wb, be knew, Wore
fewand. far to sea. Outsidethe 'col, .
lectiOns of prince, - • ' . •
Thti, ''MlloW • resonance of a
toped: ,autoobile; Atop;„,:dittirbing
Dtiheinin's 'meditatins, recalled hiin
to- Narit tof,sir arteuring tar •""'
o Inalestic " preporti oi.ps which 'was
EFIN41rik n line' curve, roma two. sides'
,;ef he uli-eseluirec:•. • • •
•InStantly-aS 'the • WheelK. ceased
tun, a yolltig. nin hi the 'smartst
livery .iteagiti'ith1, •giecn garnished'
With geld; leaped smartly front the!
There remained in -the ear a mere
ayerirge man, undistinguished but by
a ickofespecial (-1stinction, sober
of habit, economical of gesture, dress. -
ed in a simple lounge suit such as
anybody might wear, beneatha rough.
and ready -Made motor coat. •
a "Wei; dine here, 'Jules.," ho,:
non -need' in English.. ' -* „
' Settling: into place behind -the
Wheel, Jules saluted with fine. finish
end' :deferenae. , ,
"VerY . good; Mr; Phinuit, .sir," he
'laid' meekly, in the. samejongue. '-To
Iiiir,Iiendded;-"C"Celly, and in preciatly
the tone of respect' that _hecame Ins
livery: "What's :the awful idea; you
hig stiff?" ".; • •
Mr. Phinuit bCtrayed. not the
est sense of ' anything- untoward in
this Mode of address.
"Why,", _he said pleasantly -"you
misbegotten garage hound -why . do
In the ,garde *manner Jules replied::
"Can't you see.it's going toi rain?" - -
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a little in -Yaiirs You will; be doing • •
"them :a good turn; but if '• you -will ,
do tl?enta better one,' suggest that'
they have :their own Musical days.
and nights.. They '4111 thank you,- •
for, Without music, they are Missing
one of ..the greatest joys i of life.:
"Spread the idea. ot briu1sic, and., you , „
Will be • doing a good, serN4Ce for your:. • • . •
Serf, yeiir family,' your friend's,. and ,
for -Seetland."A" • • '
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• . T4ini• Time 1)3' Tleligf:' ' ' "•''' ''...
• The sailor's syStern ; �f .recor - -.
time by-bellS is: nearly 'es old' as the . , •.
sea, an•ci •PO' one' knowii how It erigie- • .•
ated: ':Yet .the- one system is in use . • ,
thrOugbeut the . Whole of ".;the.world'S ' "
shipping irreepectiVe of , natfonality., „ ,, ' • . ...
Coriftsing its; • "three.. bels" 'Inay
sound- to tbelandsmen, the system is •
•
really quite simple.. to ,,uniterSfancLit 1 .
one must first realize that -aboard'..siriP ... . •
time is d1Vide4-by-4v-a.tc1ie4iiit4ay ' -
and, nighs.' "• ".•.. •••\'', • •• • . •• .: •
• A 'wath Is a 'duty' Spll, and...-1aits•'
for- fotir. -hours7-ecCept , between "lour --- -' .
and eight in tire afterneen; whn there-„. •
are two •watchs of two houix each. , •• • , . :
tech' haif-hour .of the. watch. Is the ' •• . . ,• • .
qiiiValent of a bell: For Instnce, the:
midnight watch 'strts at tWelve. Half-, ..; •
past • twelve Is "One -bell,”- One o'clock. . '
'two bells" halfpast one"ttireo Veils,"
. , . .
and ran on • till four o'clok-.
jiie end :. ' •. '-. •„,,.
of the watch-whichis "eight blls,"', ..o ; 1
At2'fonr o'clock anew Watch. starts,. • ..
so that • hefpaSt tour is "die , bell," ' : •
and so on(ozine' bell for "each halthefir, •• '
•untfl the, end of the watch, af.eight,
otelock,:•when the bell ia-strucIt' eight . • ; .• . .
• - .
From foiir do eight in „the afternoon'
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is slightly differnt..During this period ".
there aro.t,WO tWO-honr watches of only..
faiv kns. eitelr-ttliat Is, 1baiNia,Ft six . , •
•1.9 ."011.0 bn" ins -teed of five; as Would
nornirilly be the 'case.. -Eight o'cleels , •'
seek. the 'arid .pf the second two-hour. .
watcb,..and altliOugly it . should really
' be "four bella,",actualleilIthells, are ' ..,.
ari'144414,cr'ot.1w.u'eokf.'1.1odliry,
.ie• ra
'l.m.erii
1clia..; . '. .
Man is, 41vicied . late. tWo..sections, ' .-
-whi eh- a -also knoVitt`" tiii ftWatehes," 1
They 'work alterithtfily:eno watch on ''
-,1-1-d-iilt-IT-Itext7` litlOW"±-'70r, An „otber;
words,*four. hearatni duty, four figura:- •
1.off,T.hinlc. 'a' infinite, and • ou Win 'see- , ' •
that, if everywth was a ' fou r -h Our
.,
n; unfairp.ess-weuld' aise. Tho men
who were on' dutY fremlwelve till four ' . , • .'
on -the 6rat„night of the 'voyage would ' •
._. , . ..._ .7,-7'7= _,•-•-•,---7.--.. .,...fr cinitomatically be ,'ori dutytr the Sanio.
-----,-*1.--'•-••"-7; .--.--, ---...-,,•-•-,-__'' unplaasant spll' every night, and con- .'
•
..sequntly would- 'torte the hest part :of
-their sleep With Monoteno,isreulrlt • ''' '
1 t
,," (yr 1,(4•st*Ilts.1 iiocw-1,iptild atrliti:mtlohiaml. t11,,i,rtettieriewt ,
Itroolueell• • fly moans of- tlieSp two"? •
watchestheIs .broirep;
R/1a. ine:m011.•get Alternt,o nighte in ' ' "'
''''4 ' , -1 ' . • . .
,(1014,, ,,,,Paltioti.1:i,t eifienr:rrooirst". 1'01:Ill:du; la11:r.
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tri .11:11t,CCI' egplanti6m...of thu -Word 'bein' •
; tile it'' is h. cOrrption of' '''dpeked" Pr
. . : „, .' '''. '' ii .
:in..tite,..11ritlah Navy"". trill •oil defie- .
12'..iner:. 'the !nen are 41d into three ., •,, '
:,
ri•it2lis, re that here .thevslotFatelies ; .•-, - '-'., '..'•
, a r.,‘ a o•:* a er.esstt ;for fli� purpeo. Of
o.(a*.nit iho serpience of dutleit, .kk) '
1331110r. Or t tii4 tioi.o.,,, -howevr, the4t
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