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BREACH 0? DI8011,INE
lave triumpluset. bat a rretty Narrow
Escape.
It's
nu use speaking, Brenton; I must
ge.
Are you mut, Kende'? "fa your
night on guard., and you know what •
martinet the Colonel is.
Confound the Coronet ! I tell you,
will tee The C.4oesel'a not a dancing
man. He'll knoa nothing about it.
Don't you believe it. The Ct,loners
thick with these Lindsay girls, and I'll
bet you ten to one he he's there to meet
them.
Uh hate it ! I'll take my chanee
then e as .the reply in the dogged tone
of a man who knows he is the wrone, —
but does not choose to yield.
The speakers were two officers of the
th Regiment, which had been quarter-
ed for the last six months at efinelebo-
rough. The subject of discussion was a
great public ball which was to take place
that evening. The regiinent was to be
relieved iu a day or two, and the 6111
would ba the last at which the officers of
the—th would appear in that hospitable
town. It hail been a gay season, and
the redcoats had entered heartily into
the festivities, and now, that their de-
parture drew nigh, them might have
been many an incipient heartache in a
gentle bosom here and there. The girls
indeed of that favored district were so
pretty, that even a brave soldier might
be excused if a pang shot through his
manly breast at the thought of leaving
them behind
Captain Kendal looked very ohstinate
as he answered the prudent admonitions
of his friend Brereton, who gave a long
whistle, and toil eminous-
I. gave euu (Avila lua mine common
semis, he reituned after a pause.
Then you were mistaken, you see.
So it seem", but it is an awful pity.
You'll be cashiered to • Certainty, for
the old fellow is as keen as a hawk and
it sure to find you out I say, man, be
advised ; give it up ; the game's too dan-
gerous.
Pooh! exclaimed the ether testily. I
tell you the Colonel won't be there, and
Oho were, trust to me to dodge him.
Why, bless you! he's blind as a mole !
His friend looked utterly uncenvino-
ed, but remonstrance was plainly of ne
It's all becaure of that Leslie girl, he
said ruefully, for he was honestly attach-
ed to his messmate, and saw clearly the
consequences which niight be expected
to follow upon his attendance at the
ball. Lord, what an ass spooning in ekes
ef a fellow ! Thank heaven, I'in net in
love ! •
Spare your eloquence and have done
new, can't you ? replied Captain Kendal
ungraciously. Cu, I must and will, but
trust to me te take care of myself.
Tho two friends walked down the rest
iif the street in silence till Brereton
turned into his club, while the other
went on, with a alightly anxious frown
on his handsome sunburnt face, and
swinging his cane uneasily. Be knew
Brereton was right, but wrong is apt to
be stronger than right sometimes, and
the temptation in this case was powerful -
He was about to commit, deliberately, a
:glaring breech of military discipline,
which, if discovered,would assuredly cost
him Nee, and put an end to more plea-
sant hopes than one. Neverthless he
was quite determined to risk it. It was
his duty to keep guard that night at the
Royal Bank, and his colonel was not a
man who would lightly overlook even a
trifling offence against the military code.
What, then, was the motive which
face IS Pillith her, affti in dose at- Th
tendance upon her was Maddox of the
th Lancers, a brilliant Adonis whom
ladies lege teirribly railed to. Iu his
face 11 rry eftthlII Idea etinethinirtillut
nage him' :tremble for elgik
and showetelitla Wit iii**tardwilutio't
I _-
- -
nuallair okeegsglion- as he shuffled slowly alerts. Ng was tuakea full and fis eunfiiiii of his
rooms in1. e beefs where the ball was
held, all td which were threwu open for
the occasion. Keeping a cautious eye
around theThi, the y ?wig ople e.litriv
01 pm& trim owe beitin,
olbeilwliguever tgilledet
inert of time, how his whole happiness ed form of the Colonel approaching.
was bound up in them. That rapid After a time he mended down quietly at
glace of recognition awoke a storm uf a whist -table in the distance, and they
anxious fears in his breast, and left She gave theinselree up with reckless orgy
to the otajoyinellt ilt Vie evening. ' An-
green-•Yerl geometer raging there.
other hoer passed, and suppertime tame
and stilt tbey danced or lingered in
quiet nooks, at managed seigessbilly
be whirled away from him forever in the to elude Me OP* who" rer011nition was
waltz, tiering the enchanted hours of se carefully to be avoided.
that festive night, while he kept lonely What a comfort it is he is such a e ,
watch over old money.baga I Madden- pole, anti inn, be observed trout *. :
ing thought ! And to4norrew else would Inuttliud the Mir], Mewl hpflemepgit the $n -
he gone. Oh, why had he not knoWn fection of her lovelrs4aidailligoo-j tool
sooner ? Tomorrow would be too late ! At length the dreaded time for part-
ing was at hand. The earlyneoming
train was to bra/the away tWlady to
her father's airliner residence, aid thus
to separate for awhile the netglir plight-
ed pair. What • worker, tlia those
last few precious moments l'ffey forgot
all precautions, and saw and heard no-
thing in ma other's all etigressiagrpres- I
ence 7 He followed herto theluill; and'
folded the shawl carefully round her
graceful form ; for smiths y &
it
w&Jae yet tts stood .pith bar lucked
In his, meetifig all her he !denting out
through her deep blue eyes. Then the
carriage door closed with a slurp bang,
which struck cold and hearxen his ear,
as the roll*. **eels bor•SePttAky 01.40.1
• . * * si . . IF the night. is . . 1
Peihaps his Styes were somewhat daz-
The bank, a great sOlid building (if
zled by the bright parting glance be had
drunk in so eagerly, for all other whinge
amend looked dint. Presently he tinn-
ed listlessly to take his hat and depart
in his turn, still -.forting ;ike • one that
draws. Suddenly, howeveit, some
thing impelled Wittig look viand what
was hisolismay, 'when he found himself
face to face with—the CoIonel !
There was a crowd of dretartineatiesis
-.,
in the hall, anf * !bey igathigrild t and
jostled each Qthaw,le, brit Ate 'kJ hod
Was he at gib inipiArtant crisis et taw
to stand tamelisside and to leave her to
dee wiles of thall handsome
loothari••, to
No; he could net let love and happi-
ness go down the routine without tanking
an effort to hold them that. Duty might
go to the winds for mice. Na allerld go
to the ball, where he could 1.. Woe that
night. And as to the Colonel 1 Surely
he would not sport his stately, antiquat-
ed presence in such a giddy, unconeanial
scene. And if he did—Brereton Might
say what he pleased —the Colonel's short-
ness of sight was proverbial.
Ales ! Venus with her wiekedI 01
Cupid had strangely bewitched this mis-
guided son of Mars, as there ia evidence
enough to prove they have bewitched
many a. stalwart hero in every age mill
die!
dark grey stone, stood in an inclosure.
At the rear was a court encircled by a
fence, in which was a small wicket gate
opening into a lane a short distance be-
low the inain entrance, and used chiefly
for communication with the back premi-
ses. At night it was always kept lock-
ed. The front of the building, on the
other ether hand, faced ene of the prin.:
cinalthotougbfarc, eni was approached
through a massive outer gate, whioh,like
the smaller one, wee carefully closed af-
ter nightfall. been thus unexpectedly brought ti •getlier
Captain Kendal did not change his were again borne apart The recugni-
mind. As the evening wore on, he slip- tien was but instantaneous therefore,and
ped out, merely informing the sentinel in another moment tiles junior elheer
that he ahead soon return. The old had contrived to mingle with and dist.
soldier, who had known his young officer appear in the crowd. But the stern, as-
tonished, gaze wbich had metdeis eye for
that Brief instant, the slight to iMel
seen,
If bit ken 1/0/intti4 (P.614_11.0.4.19 hole
for some years, shock bis head ominous-
ly he saw hien depart, but Maws* re-
solved to keep his counsel if possible.
The truant meanwhile sped on his wil-
ful way, and banishing all anxious re- that tho reconitiun had not been corn-
tiections, appeared in the ball-rootn in filet*, sac 'ells,promptly dispelled
time to secure the 1:and of his far by the oder, which presently rang out
charmer for .several dances. Fortune in ominous -Ione. from the Celotiers well -
seemed disposed to smile propitiously on known tones of thunder : Drive to the
hint, and the coast was clear. The Colo- Royal Bank instantly! it said with aw-
net was not to be seen, and no one else fui distinctness. And go as fast as you
cared to inquire too curiously what officer can.
ought to be on guard at the bank on that Capt Kendal had rummaged to slip on -
particular night. As he led out the la- noticed And unobserved through the
do, the scapegrace lover had the ameafac- doorway, and he now stood in the
tion of seeing his rival turn away with a street.
lowering brow. He was determined to What was to be done! The osrriaget
lose no time now. In the maze of the that were in waiting there wereedl pri-
waltz, while the soft undulating strains rate ones. The hackney coaches were
of Strauss steeped the senses of the dan- far down the file, and even'had he been
cers in sweet dreams of delight, under lucky enough to secure one in time, the
the roseate light of the many wax can. rattle of the wheels at the dead your of
dies in. that perfumed., crowded ball. the night, speeding in the same dime -
room, a question was asked and an tion as the Colonel's carriage, er indeed
answer tremulously whispered, which the very fact of a r chicle stopping be -
transported two young people into a fore the bank, would have couvictee him
temporary paradise of their own creating, at once. There was not a moment tq be
where there were only two, and no room bet.
for any other besides. No wonder that At this crisis, fortunately, his wits did
that at such a moment all minor sub- not forsake him. A sudden inspiration
lunary considerations were forgotten. presented itsey to bis mind, and his de-
cision was taken in a twinkling. Favor -
But, when a brief ecstatic hour had
passed, and they emerged once more ed by the opportune darkness, he crept
o
from the roily pavillion whether they had the back of the Colonel's car -
round t
retreated among they flowers, there riage, and just' as it ,was starting, he
loomed, dark and erain the distant sprang up nimbly on the behind. The
doorway of the adjoining ball -room, a coachman whipped up his horses and
tall martial figure, whose gray head rattled his wheels through the still
towered above the company; a vision streets of the sleeping city, clearing the
distance in double-quick time, in order
which struck s sudden chill to the ardent
lover's heart. to forestall the return of the delinquent
e
By Jove ! he exclaimed with a start, officer. Neither master nor man guss-
there's the Colonel
ed that their hot haste was bearing back
!
The shary ejaculation treaking
the truant to his poet. ;Within the oar -
i
strangely upon the dulcet tones of love, n
singe the Colonel sat stiff ana erect, as
became a worthy discriplfharian. wholly
astonished the pretty aleature who hung
on his arm. intent on the oonviction of his pageant
junior, in whose impending discomfiture
What of the Colonel ? sheaskedsoftly;
why should he not be hear, poor
he could not help feeling a grim and
n
righteous satisfaction. At the back
Because I am here who ought to be
on guard in — street, and because I the Captain sat cronehin,g on the
ate" om
n desperately mcerting his eas.
shall be cashiered to a certainly if he
sees me, was the abrupt reply. urea.
Oh, do go away this minute.
Impudence ! stand my friend through
Do,
this scrape.he mentally ejaculated. Per -
dear Harry 1 she pleadrd in terrified,
haps all is not lost et.
beseeching gamete.
He looked at her, then around him, When the earriage,turfeed into
could induce the gallant young officer of
her Majesty's service, who had already
won distinction for his bravery on the
battle -field. and who had always acquit-
ted himself well and honorably hereto-
fore, to plan recklessly so grave an in.
• fringement ef (lute as the abandonment
of the post he was boend in all honor to
4usird 7
We offer no excuse. But the expla-
eation of his conduct mum bo found in
his state of mind, which was abnormal.
Brereton was right. There was a woman
in the case. Before his mind's eye,
there danced a lovely titan!) that lured
the infatuated yonng man from the right
path ; a pair of blue eyes, a sweet smile,
graceful girlish form, begsze nn which
the foolish fellow would travelled miles.
And she was to be at the ba, sur-
rounded hy admiring swains, one or two
of whom be was madly jealous; end who
kmew what might happen while he was
Absent?
He aught of comae have spoken a cer
min momentous little word before, and
he had thought, now and then, that it
would not have fallen on reluctant ears
But he had gone on basking in the sweet
sunshine of her tendert, toe happy in the
present to think much of the future, and
he had joist heard casually that te-
ens's-row wowing early she was to leave
her home in this coiuntry.
too, chance had le ought a
elation to his he art rill then
-it been /ally *ware of the
his ,,we feelings for that
reser (hi turning down a
h i come suttees v
very partial to the young man, and not
10 laUCII AO to the Colonel,
The Caeganthurriedly within.
Just thewthe=101 the great gate
revs 0110t, & 11114) uninig pod.
/he etiotistel ebinked the chaim nis
oe/.
VA he houked and unhooked it, hesibling
with the key in the lick, and made such
fault and of the muses which led there.
1.0
The Culvert, though well advanced in
the vale of years, hailed/et outlived the
nieuuty of youthful Lupo, sad was a
tawny man, though a /strict disciplinar-
ian. The young lady whose fair image
had lured the lover f his duty was
judicious delays as enable the officer on rather a favorite a ith him, and consid-
ering, as be stud, the peculiar features
el the ease, he ociuseated to overlook the
offence, azul o.tIketed worse punish-
ment on the dellfrepi,lit thou repri-
tuned, which wai received in dutiful
filence and with all due contrition. Six
�sithslater.the Ooloriel maths an elo-
quent speech at the o editing of two lisp•
py young peeple, oti which
LleyWn Secret, et acted ?A Vest 11140.Then two sweet blue eyeselooked play-
fully into his, as the pretty bride thank-
ed him in a mysterious whisper for the
actuary awl memorable occaaiusi when'
he had fur asee in hie life, to overlook
sett coudone a signal breach of diacip-
gutted to eouipoewhiniarif attellannun
at !newest, before the heavy doers turn-
ed on their binges to admit the Oul-
01,431 !
.'t'here is Captain Ketileff die asked,
as he alighted, in stentorian lanes whirls
vibrated strangely through the edema,
with a sort of angry expectant note of
trunnion.
pfs ggswi, sir !,aaswered the soldier
curtly.
1Vhat 1 cried the colonel, in the shril-
lest vf accents. He was too utterly ta-
ken back to say another work. The
sentinel, adopting his usual stolid de-
uo ueio oi,
eta °rider% t ate
toinahmeirt. Captain Kendal heard the
inquiry [rum within, and came forward.
Repressing any inward tremors he 'night
feel, he resolved toptt a bold face tin
the matter. ' • o
Here, sir ; do you require me 1 he ask-
ed coolly.
Ole Colwell stared at kiln. Ilia
with its expression of ming!eir Wier%
said entire' bewilderment, would have
been no mean study for a painter.
lie could hardly believe his eyes.
/timely serMinfting the lounger mei,
who did not quat before his gaze, be
said etiffly, after a pause of tttine
condi.
1 certainly thought, sir, I sew you at
filo ball to D---- Street just now.
31e, air? replied the other audaciously.
Wily, 1 am oti guard, sir.
it was very singular, resented the Cole.
(Wee withotit relmine his scrutiny ad
slightly raising his voice. I'could have
sworn that I saw you there ?
Veafilegular indeed, sir, retorted the
delinquent, limiting boldness from. the
very extremity"Of the strait to which ,he
found himself reduced ; since a man
can't be in two places at once, and you
have found me here. A case of mistaken
ideutity perhapa, sir.
The two men stook still eyeing Mech
Other, one keenly eager to detecf, the
other as eagerly seeking to avoid_detec-
lion. The colonel was completely baf-
fled. The man was there before him—
tlutt was certain; but htivilaving ..beft
biro, as he felt. sure he had done, among
the guests at the ball he came to be
there now, was inexplicable. Nut hav-
ing wings wherewith to for,'Itow cn earth
had the fellow got three? • Ceedd. he
hare been mistaken ? he wendered Jai a
moment But no, he _ knew. he bad
not,
Ue shiftetifholorm of 'lie •
ith4a
tion.
Then you woe.* not .at Jim bail! he
asked very poinildly.
Th li young oter wits Worthy of -all
oondiermatios having forsaken the
post .40! duty. But though be hedect-
ed inexceastly; le was still a gentleman,
and he would not pollute hit lips with a
lie. kie heeitalecl for a reply ; then par-
tied the ausdon With another.
How could I be at the ball when you
find me hare, air 1 he asked.
Yes, how ; that was the mystery, the
ale* /elution of which was the fur-
thast theaorid from proseuting itself
to the Colonels brain. He knew that it
was quite impossible for another carriage
to Um . arrived there before his own.
His coachman had driven quickly enough
to satisfy even his impatience, and he
oonld int have flailed to notice if another
vehicle had preceded or folkiwed his
through the deserted streets. He could
net in the least understand it.
irresolute for a moment. The Colonel
hae tensed bis beck and was moving in-
to another room. No, he could not go
just yet. the temptation to remain was
too drone.
Leave you now, when we ars happy
and are to be parted so soon 1 No, he
oould not go just yet, the temptation
to remain was too strong,
Leave you now, when we are happy
and ars+ to be period se moos T No, I
cannot, darling. he whislionid /gladly.
But, never fear, we will keep nut of his
way.
She did not urge him any more She
did net fully understand the sageitude
of the offentwo nor the risk it involved,
and was too glad to keep him a little
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Silent, but wholly unconvinced, lie sat
do en in the hall to think wlat it might
behoove him to say or do next, while
the .tureior °Riper bustled about jn a rest-
less fashion, setting refreshments before
him, and earnestly endeavoring to turn
the conversation int e another cliannel.
The colonel answered et random, fOr his •
thoughts were perplexing.
Mystified, and righteously set en con-
victing the offender as he doubtless was,
he could not help, neverthelees. feeling(
a perception of the comical aide of
question. He felt, to., that howevel'
fully persuaded he might be in his own
mind of Captain Kendal's offence, it
would perhaps be a difficult matter to
prove it. At length he cleared his throM
p ()panto ,mily mei returned tie the
shares •
Street, and the bank appeared in view, leiek here. Captsen Kendal, he said,in
he jumped lightly down, and under the
accents which somehow had taken a
fromdt7 00Y*Y of mere, rine en the ems" milder teund Teem the 'bent of Ids (-Nit-
'esker gates. the limn- Meet luckily , attoncits no use besting about the hush.
he had taken the key with bIos. and her- I
easily Little,' himself in be passed swift- could stake my existence cleat I sail siduith an
vou at the halt But ho* yoe coarse to
ly through the cell* end assail up with be here is another mafter, tad don't
the aentitiel insele the eresi gate, while
pretend to understand how you manag-
ed it. Von had better make a clean 1
breast of it. and though it would be my
duty to take preoeedings against you—. , 7" , •
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