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"What
Engilsh,
dignity.
"Ile does not .peak English,
tllglmess," volunteered Battles, 1
volt'• mo well disguised that It star
pre. the officer was staring blank)
.her.
"Every omeer in my army should
and mart learn to .peak English," she
said, at bee wits' end. "1 deilue to
be qupstiuusd by the fellow. \WIII you
talk to him In my stead}"
"I, your highness'!" he cried In
may.
"Yes. Tall hew who we are and ask
where the hospital Is," she wurIuureel,
alnllug back with the sir of a gneeu.
but with the Inward feeling that all
was lost.
"But 1 don't speak your laagu
well." he protested.
"You speak It beantifnlly,"'she said.
Buldos leaned /forward painfully end
apoLe to. the °Mere la the lirauetsrk
tongue,
"f)o,u't you know your primres?"
demaud,d a trifle !Harshly. The wa
eyes dew wide open in an Instant a
his Jaw dropped.
•"The --the princess'!" he gasped.
"Don't stare rile that, sir. Direct
to the mala gate at once. or you w
have cause to regret your slowness."
"lent the princess was—Is cotutng 1
the northern pas," .Humbled the ma
"The guard has gone out to meet 6
mud"— Blldos eut nim off shortly wi
the information that the prineese a
be could ice, had come by Ibe Ion
pass and that she was eager to rem
a mstlug place at ouce. The (onvlt',
Ing tone of the speaker and the rcga
Indifference of the lady bad full erne
upou the oIcer, who had never see
her highness. He fell, buck with
deep obeisance end gave a few hewn
dered commands to his men.' '1'h
coach moved oftattended by a par
of foot soldiers, and Beverly breutbed
Ler first sigh of relief.
"You Aid It beautifully," ebelwhir
-
pared to /Seldom, aud be was couldd
erably puzzled by' the ardor of bee
praise. "Where are we going now?"
site naked.
"Into the city, your nighttime" he an
levered. It was beginning to dawn
noun hint that she wag amrtingly Ig-
norant and Inconsequential for oue
who, enjoyed the right to command
lhesi\ cumwou soldiers. Her old (rel).
idatiot returned with this brief au -
ower. 'mething told lee that 11e was
Iegtnniu to mistrhst her at last. Aft-
er all, 1t Pant everything to Ipim and
so little totter.
When the'seoa.•h halted before the
clty gates s11A was In a dire state of
unbappiness. In the darkness she
could feel the reproachful eyes of old
Aunt Fanny seirtblug for her abate
cloned eon.elen.•e.
"Ask If Baron I1a(tgiuw1 Is la Gail -
lock, and, if be Is, a mend them to
take Inc to him Immatlately," she
whispered to Belden, a midden Inspira-
tion seizing her. She w old try the
whole Matter before the g at chief nt
pollee and trust to fortune. ;leer band
fell impulsively upon his and, to her
amnzement. It was as cold as ice.
"What Is the matter?" she cried In
alarm.
"Yon trusted me In the wild., your
bighn.a*," he said tensely; "I am true" -
Ing you now." Refore she could reply
the officer Ile charge of the Ganlook
gate* ,appeared at the coach wludow.
There were llghle on all melee, tier
heart sank like lead. It would be a
miracle It she passed the gates an-
rerogn Ized,
"i must nee Baron Dangloos at once,"
site cried in English, utterly disdaining
her Instructions to Baidoe.
"The baron Is engaged at present
ai 1 can see no one," responded the
g looking young officer In broken
Eng h.
"Wh Is be?" she demanded nerv-
ously. '
"Ile 1.' t the house of Colonel Goat:,
the lromtna,dant. What Is- your Intel -
Mel. with h , ?'
"It is with .Im, and not with you,
ter," she .aid,• Imperious onee more.
"v'oodw't mc, to Iso Immediately."
"You cannot en r the ante. 'nice.
'Insolence' ezclal .e(1 Raldoq. "Is
tt•ix the way, sir, in w it you address
Ilse princes.? Make way or her."
"The princes.l!" gasper the oMeer.
Ti en a peeullar ale ore pread bis
f.ow. He had served throe y ■ In the
castle gutted at Edelweiss' Th e was
1 long pause. frana'ht with diose r for
ltererly. "Yea, perhnp. it Is net as
well that we cm,dnct her to Be
it:legions," he field at last. The d
meaning In ht. voice appealed only -to
Il -e cnhmppy girl. "There shell be no
further delay, your Nighties.!" he add-
ed meek Ingly. A moment later the
(Me. Swung open and they passed
11. •,
ugfl. Beverly alone knew t}ut tory
were going to Baron ilangloss tinder
h..Hvy guard, virtually as prisoners.
Ti:.. man knew her to h.. an Impostor
ac.r was doing only his duly.
'i' .'re were .miles of derision nn the
fa •1 1 of the soldiers when Beverly
se -,•;a proudly between the flies and
up the steps leading to the comman-
dant'. door. but Were Were no audible
remarks. ltaldoe followed, walklag
artily, but defiantly, end Annt Fag- I
came last. with the hand hag the 1
arils grinned broadly as the eorpu- 1
t negro.m wpdelled no the step*.
e young officer and two men entered
door with the wayfarers, who were
ere to halt In the hallway. ,
IC111 your hlghoe*s roma with me?"
I the ()Meer, returning to the boll
rr a siert ■been.-.. Them was nn-
tekable derision in his voice and
potpie Insolence in his manner. Bev-
Shoaled angrily. "Boron Dsnglooe
Prw cur!eas to see you," he added.
h a .mile Nererthelsm he shrank
•It beneath the cold gleam la the
. of the imposter.
do you want:'" she put In
with a creditable display of
your
a a
tied
7 at
die
age
he
O 'r
ud
Aud you sum pave Ilotn111Lt whatever
to say to this very Important young
3 man." Thy •'Iwpotlnut young man"
eeitlally vb,l.-kiwi.
"Follow me. your most royal high•
nese, be said, pre'edlog'her through
Us f ,s
III I
} I"1'oore ss Beverly Calhoun oe
, "1-014JoBeverly Washington."
n. the door that opened Into the omee of
er `the commandant. Baldos glared after
lh 'I them in angry amazement.
o "Toting man, some day—and soou'-
er I you will be a much wiser soldier—aud
11 hi the reeks," mild Beverly hotly, The
1smile Instantly receded from (be Mau -
I lent fellow's face, for there was a
't e.,r1.1 of prophery-!n the way she said
:i i.. . .utehSw he was in a much wore
•• respectful humor wheu he returned to
•
the hall and stoat In the preseuce of
e the tall, flushed stranger with the rag-
? ged uniform.
A short, dere little man In the pic-
turesque uniform of a (iraustarl om-
eer arose as Beverly enterer the once.
His short beard bristled as though It
were ..ouceallug u smile, but his man-
ner oat polite, even deferential. $b.
advanced fearlessly toward hem, a
wayward smile. struggling Into Ler
i face.
"I dare ay you kuow I am not the
princess," she said eowposedly. Every
vestige of tear was gone now that she
bad reached the Blue of battle. 'foe
doughty baron looked somewhat sur-
prised at this frank- way' of opening an
Interview.
"1 ant quite well aware et 1t," be
geld politely.
"They ay you know every one, Bar-
on I►anglosa," she boldly said. "Pray,
*Ito am I?"
The powerfdl official looked at the
stuping faee for a moment, his busby
eyehrowa coatraetlog ever so slightly.
There was a shaweleas atreuk of duet
across her cheek, but there was also
a dimple there that appealed to the
grim old man. Ills eyes twinkled as
he replied, with fine obsequlomme.is:
"You urs Mies Beverly Calhoun of
Washington."
pat
ny
len
Th
t!.e
ord
asl1
.3,
'mis
p.l
eels.
1s
w!t
a 1
syr
"inn w11! amain lett," she al/,
turning to B.Idos and the aegren.
CHAPTER IX.
I' VF.Ri.Y'S eyes showed her as-
tonishment. Baron I)anglost
courteously plaeed a chair fur
her and asked her to be seated.
"We were ezpectlug you, MI.. Cal-
houn," he explained. "Her royal high-
ness left Ht. Petersburg but a few
lours nfter your departure, baying un-
fortunately missed you."
"You don't mean to ay that the
.princess tried to dad mo In Ht. Peters-
burg?" cried Beverly In wonder and
delight.
"That was one of the purpo.es of her
visit," said he brusquely.
"Oh, how jolly:" eried she, her gray
eyes sparkling. The grim old raptnln
was startled for the smallest fraction
of a mtu»le, but tit on.•e fell to admit,
Ing, the fresh, eager fees of the visitor.
"The public at large Is under the
Impression that she visited the emir on
matters of Importance," be saki, with
a condeseeu.ting smile.
"And It really wax of no Importance
at .Il, that's what you mean?" She
ensiled back securely.
"Your !lineage Informing her High-
ness of your presence In St. Peters-
burg lind no sooner arrived than she
set forth to meet you In that city,
lunch against the Advice of her ('oun-
relore i will admit that she had other
husinee. there, but It could have waft-
ed. You .oe, Miss Calhoun, It was a
great ri.k nt this particular time. Mis-
fortune memo; diaster now. lint
Providence was ler friend. She ar-
rived eafcly la Ganlook not an hour
.lak,"
"Ideally? Ob, Baron pansies., when
ole?" /excitedly cried Um America
gir
"F the night .he 1e stopping with'
the ( nteas Rallowitz. A force of
men, bat not (home whom you met at
the
gotten, as jn.t been dispatched at
her comma to search for you In the
lower pan.. on took the most danger -
ono road, MI 1'alhoun, and I am
am*red that you come throngb In
Sefety."
"The Bussiatu Chea the lower peer
I know not why. nt, course. 1 war
quite ignorant. Itow,• -i• we sort nr,
ther brigands nor .oldicr., tribal t n
Grartark. 1 ettountere noel ,;al'
more alanning than a mnnntalu
And that, Baron Dauglns*, reedits 0113
to the sense Of a duty 1 have been mit
leeting A poor wanderer in the NIL,
defended me agaivat the (,east and
billy wounded. ile must be taken t
a hospital at no,,., sir, w1»re be may
have the proper core."
\Whereupn at 111* rrgnr.t, she bars
riedly related the story of that ttl7lny
jnttrnr, thrnu.^h the mnnntein., tint
forgetting to paint the .-enrage nt R*I
dna in most glowing enlnrs. The elblef
was deeply Interested in the •torat
the toot hinter end his party. T
was an add gleam of 1atlsfnrtlnn is D's
eye*, but elle did not observe It. ,.O
"You will We (hilt he has Ino
atteutluu, won't 3011.?" she Imp)
the end.
"Ile shall have our deepest eo
athln." premised 1.1•.
"You know 1 nus rather Interest
cause 1 shut him, just as If It
not enough that his legs were
turn by the brute at the flue
ought not to walk, Baron Dau
If you duel whet 1'd suggest a
bulmuce," she hurried "on glibly
could not cameral the smile the
eagerness lusplred. . "Reilly, he
a serious eondltlou. 1 think he
.owe quinine and whisky, too, a
'He shall have the best of ca
terrupted the captain. "Leave h
Mr, Miss t'alhoun."
"Now, let me tell you menet
said she, after due reelection.
must not pay any attention to vitt
mars. He la liable to be delirious
talk I1: a terrible sort of way.
know, delirious people never tal
tlonally." She was loyally tryin
protect Buidoa, the bunted, ai
any Incrlwinating statements he
wake.
-Quite right, Mia Calhoun," al
bilruu very gravely.
"And now, 1'd like to go to the
fess." said Beverly. absolutely au
herself. "You know we are
friends, she aud I."
"1 have Brut a messenger to an0o
your arrive!. She will expect y
Beverly looked about the roof In
plezity,
"Itut there has been n• meas
byre,' she said.
"Ile left here some minutes befog"
came. 1 knew who It nal that 1rI
knocking at our gates, even thou
traveled as Princess Tet►re of la
stork."
"And, oh, that remind' me, 8a
Dinghies, Baldoe still believes m
he the princess. Is It necessary
to ..tell him the truth about me? .1
at present, 1 wean? I'm sure he'll
tuned easier, 13 he doesn't know
fereutiv."
"So far as I am concerned. Miss
houu. be I.6.II always regard you a
queen," said Dangloss gallantly.
"Thank you. It's very new et
to'—
A mile In untfori entered a
knocklnl* at the door of the roew.
saluted his superior and uttered a
words In his own language.
"Her ro)101 hlghuesa is awaiting
tit the home of the countess, Hiss
lona. A detail of meu will escort
nut' your servant to her plaee."
' "Now, Weise. Baron Itangl
)leaded Beverly at the door, "let
hew. You know it hurts Wm
walk. 1 :an't you have him carried 1
"!f be will consent," said he quiet
iteveriy hurried Into' the outer roo
After giving the baron a smile be
"rant. Bnlrlios looked up .ager
anxiously.
"It'. all right," she said In low t
lousing for n moment beside his cb
'Don't get up' Iloodby. I'll come
ee you tomorrow-. ,Don't be In
••asst disturbed. Baron Dangloa
lis Instructions." Impulsively giv
lin her laud, which he respectfu
aimed to bis lips, she followed A
'aptly and was g.IUP.
Almost Immediately RaIdos was
pieced to present himself before B
n Dnugloss in the adjoining Too
defusing to be carrier in, he resolut
trode through the door and stood
ore the grim old captain of pollee,
asy, confident smile on his fern,
lack patch once more covered\eels
-Rh defiant assertiveness.
"They tell me you are Baldes,i got
unter," said Baron' Dangloss, eye
Inn keenly,
"Yes."
"-enol you were hurt In defending •s
Ito Is of mucb-consequence In Gra
Lark. Hit down, my good fellow." B
os' eye gleamed coldly for au Inatan
len he sank Into a chair. "While a
Ming that you have done Graata
[rent serrl,P, I nm obliged to t
oat flint I at ).mot know you to
her than what you say. You are a
goat bunter, and Boldos is not yo
mime. Am 1 not right?"
"You have had Instructions hole
our sovereign, (Baron Dangle.* D
ley include a command to cl'oss qu
on me?" asked Itnldos banghtll
angios hesitated for a full minute.
"They did net. i take the liberty
quiriug on my own responsibility"
"Very well, sir. Until you have
ght to question me, i am Miklos a
govt hunter. i think I am hero to
Ivy surgical treatment."
"Toil decline to tell me anything es '
cernlug yourself?'
"Only that i and Injured nod need Ile
lief."
"Perhaps 1 know more about yN
than you sn*peet, sir."
'i nen not In the IPn.t Interested(,
ran Dnugl000, In what you knew
e princes brought me Into Gaaloef,
d 1 hero her promise of help aid
oteetlon while here. Tllnt Is all
ve to ay, ezrcpt that 1 hove lens
cit faith In her word."
►angle*. at watching him In selene
some time. No oue hut !timbale
ow •spat' was going oat lu tin
ledlats 1 Beverly for the hundredth time.
tired la ! "l'u, appalled wheat 1 thluk of the
daugers you Incurred) III coudug to we.
polder. No mut but a very foolish Auterlcau
girl could have uudertaken Buell a trip
ed be. at this. Lear me, Beverly, I should
were have died' 1f suythlug dreadful had
being " happened to you. \Why did you do it?"
H. questioned the prlueeas. And then they
gloss, laughed Joyously.
a am- I "Aud you went all the way to Ht.
Ile Petersburg to meet we, you dear, dear
t her . Votive!" cried Beverly so warmly (bat
le la the atteutive servant forgot his mask
nestle of reverence.
nd"— ' W'asu't It ridiculous of we? I know
re." In• Oren would have forbidden It 1f he had
1m to bee., In Edelw•eira when I started.
Aud, more slaw. to we, the poor tel-
bla[•" low is doubtless at the conference wltb
"You Dawsbergeu, utterly ignorant of my
at he escapade. You should have heard the
aud wiulatry—er—ab"— And the prlue.ss
You paused for an English word.
k n- • Kick?' Beverly supplied.
g to ' Ye•a. •They objected violently. And.
ain.t do you know, 1 was finally compelled
might to Issue a private edict to restrain
them front sending an appeal to Gren-
d the fall away off there on the frontier.
\Whether or no, my uncle lualsted that
91111- he should be brought home, a three
n 03 days' journey, 1n order that he might
groat keep me from going to Ht. I','tersburg.
Of course they could not dlsola'y wy
Un" edict, aud so per Great Is none the
oat." wiser, unless he has returned from the
�- conference. If be has, 1 apt sure he is
oat the way to Gaulouk at this very
ager minute."
y� "What a whimsical ruler you are!"
mo cried ieverly. "Upsetting everything
sensible Just to rush off, humlrels of
else
n tulles to meet me! And Azphaht is
trying to capture you , too! Goodness.
roil you must lore me!"
• to "Oh, but I did have a trilling affair
to-- of state to lay before the czar, wy
use dear: Tomorrow we shall be safe stud
Bit
muud In the castle, and It will all be
def- , very much worth while. You see, iicr
1 erly, dear, even prints -saes enjoy n di
cm_ version now and thea Oue wouldn't
Link anything of this advent'jL`T In the
;nited States: it Is the enviroument
at wakes It uotleeable. Besides, you
s a
you t
I4
'travelel as a princess. Blow d1d you
fur • like It?"
He 1 Aud then the conversation related
few 1 particularly to the advnutages of ruy
alty es clewed from one side aud the
you diadvantages ns regarded from an
Cal- other, For a long time Beverly had
yeti been wondering how she should pro
ecce In' the effort to secure nle'ulltte
owe ! clemency for Hal! -ti. .\s yet she had
eke said nothing to Wetive of her promise
to to him, made while she was a prin-
t?" ryas.
ly, ' "-\t any rate, l'ul sure the g•.)at hunt-
s - en would not have been so faithful
and true If they had not believed ate to
ly, be a prince-sa," maid Beverly, paving
the ,way. "Yon haren't a man In your
ossa, kingdom who could be more chiral -
ate roue thou Italdos."
to "if he Is that kind of a man, he
the Would treat any wotunn as gently."
has "You should have beard hint call me
Ing 'your IIlghuess,' " erns' Beverly. "Ile
13, will loathe Ire If he ever learns that 1
ti0t A..rired him."
"Uh, I think, he deceived himself,"
re- apoke Trove easily. "jdeskire, you
ar- look as much like a prineees ns I."
m, "There Is something 1 want to speak
fly , very seriously afoot to you, Yetive"
be. said Beverly, making ready for the
as cast. "You see, he did not want to
Tb. enter Ganlook With nos, but 1 Insisted.
qe Ile had becu so brace and gallant, nod
' he was.uffering so intensely, it would
t have been criminal Iu me to leave him
ng out there in the wilderness, wouldu't
i It'd"
"It would have leeu heartless."
a "So 1 just made him come along.
u. That WAS right, wasn't It/ That's what
■ 3. you wouldehave done, no matter who
t; ba suns or what his objections might
d. have been. Well, you see, It's this
rk way, Tetive: Ile Is some sort of a. fn.
ell gltive--not a criminal, you know, but
• just some one they nye bunting for, I
03 don't know v. by. He wouldn't tell me.
ar That was I,er, ectly rlr',t If be felt that
way, wasn't it?"
"And he had feugh( a lion In your
defense," auppl.::-ented Votive, with a
eie schoolgirl'',
y, l "And 1 bad eleit Eta In the arm,
WO." added Bee."•1;•. "So of cour.e I
a just had to be t••a oeahle. In order to
induce bim to come 1' •'1 me to a hos-
• petal 1 was "'Aged t : zeirantee per -
.4 feet safety to hila lila men went
res - (tact to the hills, all except o1.1 Frans
the driver. Now, the trouble Is this,
Yetlre: 1 ant not the princess, and I
cannot redeem n 1iuglc promise 1
Riede to him. Ile la helpless, and If
anything gores wrong with him he will
hate me forever."
"No; 19 will hnte MP, for i nm the
princess, sand be Is none the wi.er."
, "But he will be told that Ills prin-
eella woo Beverly Calhoun, a ouppowed-
ly sire American girl. Don't you see
$ + bow awkward It wIli be for me? Now,
Votive, darling, what 1 wlah you to do
Is to write a note, order or edict or
e wbntevel It Is to iiaron I)nugloes,,eom-
mandlog him to trent Bnldos am a pa-
tient and not as n prlmoncr, And that
when he 1s fully recovered he .is to
have the privilege of leaving Ganlook
without reservation."
"ihtt he telae i•.• . desperate offend-
er against the Mate, Beverly," plain-
tively protcm1M Yetive. "if we only
knew wont he le charged with:"
'byword, speetllatire mind. At length
be arose and approached the proud
fellow 1n rags.
"You have earned every eonoldera-
(lon at our lintels. My (nen will take
you to the hospital. aud 3 n shall have
the hest of mire. You have served our
prinee.. w.Il. Tahtorrow you may feel
inclined to talk more freely with me,
for i nm your friend, itnldo,,"
"i am grateful for that, )tarot) Ilan
-
glose " maid the other simply. Then he
nam led nwny, And a .•onlfortehle trot
in the Guulnnk hnspltnl noon held htx
long, fever(*h fr:nuc, while capnbie
hands took rare of lila wound.. Ile
did not know It, but two fully armed
soldiers maintained n careful guard
outside his door under 10.3nlct1013.
from the head of the police. Moreover,
a picked detail of turn minted forth
Into the lower Lase Ili search •f the
goat hunter's followers•
in the mvnntin,e itererly wu con-
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itnllowitz. iier meeting with the
• prInceqs was most Affectionate. There
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