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The Huron Expositor, 1916-02-25, Page 7
Pientrlittende tett I Wan -and } I did an. sin tete tit* Lys heettili414 n an old Wo - Weer pix ind has t York fed- tr. Magnue of uses sgar ale Re a dress- to lesions.:. e'day my lit: ton with ;his stn,, don't You foul: cep off louse?'r to said. "Oh, on se I cold king, eft it neees- v orce r a Ilttely neCes- for the dills .tie Erin alt They're not Xne neaiestF tt the we rid wait tong IRWS PILLS uvrita ',sluggish: it is. iwels are not it do not grove ins are liable ,a.che,: 13ilots Eburtt, water tech,. etc., , all: er. ills stimulate coated tongue,. Vit, clean away titer from the :11 as all re: which has krnam. Out., :re in writing Value I have ileum's L - r. eji my E severe tp1e of vials, rt any ramie," its are 25e a i dealers„ or price by The 'oronto, 022t. a throat erlain's ons the .&50c. • 00 Bn A. CONAN D ?LE, - Au> hbr of ',The Rehire of Sherlock Rotmee" to I IGIIT, 1503, elY _ iUARP R 6i. RRBTtin CHAPTER 014131 e seat of window . Which in Paris about the end eenteelatb oentary. window woe tura-Sh- e hiriated bancal of bpi Spa/debleather, where the jht recline and have an eye radthe curtains on ail that eorwerd in the busy world Two of them let there man and a ma.ai, but heir were turned to the sp ctacie and haelea teethe large and richly tur root -m. Prom time to time they shine at each other, and their id that they needed no other to mete them Italipy. was it to be wondered at, fir were a well favored: pair. 7Sli eery young, twenty at the most;, -with. a face which Was pale, indeed, Itd yet of a brilliant pallor, which was ear and fresh: and carried with'' a suggestion; of purity and limo - fence that one would not wish its Maiden grace to be marred by an ion of color. In her whole exgres- there was something,e quiet and mooed, which was accentuated by her simple dress of black taffeta. Such eras Adele Catinat, the only daughter the famous Huguenot cloth mer - int. B if her drew was Somber :it was atoned for by the magnificence lof her companion. He *as a man who might lave been ten years her senior, =with a soldier face, small well marked eel a carefully trimmed black € lle and a dark hazel eye which- might igmight harden to command a na• or soften to supplicate a \voman aid:. be _icacceasful at either, Any Frenchman weld have recognized his uniform as being that of an ofh er in the tamales Blue guard of Louis XIV, A trim, dashing soldier he looked, with his Curling black hair and well poised fid. Such he bad proved himself be -- fore now in the field, too; math' the name of Amory de Catinat had become conspicuous among the th usaads of the valititt lesser noblesse who had fioeiked into the service. of the Wig= They were first cousins, these two, -and there was; just sufficient "resem- blance ese tblance in the clear cut features to re - Ball the .relationship. De Catinat was. re - . €ung from it noble firtguenot family, but, hateng loo Otis parents early, he had joint% 1 the a 'n'y and had worked his wary within -It 'influence and agalhet €til oc:d to 1". iiretient position. His. fatlieehe L emit 'er L, 'other, lioc`wever, find- ilfg ol'.'B'.•' Et. `€1 to fortune barred to blue tit; `:rit tee eereet` d oe to which. :nen o. .':.; reifli ::'vee alreetly subject- ed, h:=..i c,°'. tit,'tl the ` •t,s" welch, implied his no`+l dteceni and t <<..I taken to trade= L t1_e e -is 01 Paris, with such suetedi a et .:' 1r' : e s no tv one of the richest t. al .'iOst t'romieent eftieens of the to it. L.,t.e:l t ^e. siteIs'." said he, "Why do you lee'. ttele le "You !do c tee ,.bis ev ars e. "Bet Gene to rcfern tonto row," "An l --sot yo:i *;silky, really go .t0- -night `." . Lilt wetae'. 1;e as much as my commis- sion 13 , t•a t tr: be absent. t. `hy, I am on dirty - >>t_ shrew morning outside the kliegs - -.ire,>r" After c Papel time Major de lire:sae will take my place, ante thee 1 era free once rno e. But .till that line upon void* brow, dear- est." E "I was wishing that father would re- turn." i ." .. • "And why? Are you so lonely, then?" Her pane face let up with a quick smile. el shall not be lonely until ,tai night. But I aro always uneasy Whet} to is away. One hears so much now of haperseeutton of our poor brethren."-- "Tut, my uncle can defy \them." die has gone to the prohost of the Decreer guild about this notice of the quartering of the dragoons." "Alt, you have n.ot.told me of that." ,"Here it is." Site rose ante took up a slip of blaze paper with a red seal dart- gling from it which lay upon the table, strong black brows knitted to- gether as he glanced at it. "Take notice," it ran, "that, you, Theme aphfie Catinat, cloth mercer of the Rue Martis, are hereby required to give Mer and rations to twenty men of the Languedoc Blue dragoons, under Captain Delbert, until such time as Toil receive a further notice. [Signed] De Beaupre, commissioner of the height De Catinat knew well how this meth- tid of annoying Ilt'.Etenots had been Practiced all over Preece, .hut he had 'Battered himself that hie owl position - at court would have insured his kins- f ' Mtn from such an outrage. Ile three' the paper down. With an exclamation tif anger. • "When do they come?". "Father said. tonight" "Then they shall not be he -re long, Tomorrow I shall have anyorder to re- move them. But the sun has Sunk be- hind St. Martin's church, and I should heady be upon my way," s "X©, no; you must not go yet!' • '"i would that I could give you into Your father's charge first, for 1 fear to leave you alone when these troopere May come. And yet no excuse t will avail me if I am not at Versailles. tient see; a horseman has stoped be - tore the door. He is not is uniform, Osekelia he is a messenger." The gid ran eagerly to the window and peered out igAh!" she cried. "I had forgotten. le the man from America. leather that he woukt come today." "► man from America:" repeated mer in a toue of surptris and e$` both wed their necks from the 'Window. an. a eturds..broa &1iouI- *- :. .s, 1E uo eett ;i .;it'n ; 17p,t111, I l esttu S ert1;t haired, terue 1 S tong. face and his bold e tures iii' rection as lie ran his a `en ave; f the 4, e. a d a sof: . alt a wbkhw L' the eyes, net Wainer ,and thigh hoots Wer sum as zen t ,g h% have -w . Yet appearance Wan =mewl grotap of townsfolk I ad ahead: blcd round him, s ariug w t mouth at his horse and hi s battered gun with 4n extre etrra , ge clot e3 .I`.""a`'- y i Melee sly ghee a IISitd . t91lei7tt to ; thf, whb - cies carob d br .w,a T t-oa.ot:be as3: .lbiedi er, Us. t;, the guard alcoie. fr xon theBald. f ` "Are "Net T i "R lull her father ad she Watt frd� utles n th• and i was a arch to rise. thrown ore the passng chamber, teen llookin of at sorra ins ; a>pd eh tt ed sharply u ovcr;o the w -:royal bedro Ye haul b Chef&" t: y nt, His stroltg btaelt br4u:8 14nittc as he glanced at it. barrel was • fastened. by the e muzzle him.elf.ais to his stirrup, while t1 into the air behinc having satisfied him sprang lightly out of hie sa disengaging, his gine push uneencernedly . threugh th crowd aid knocked loudly at "Who is he, then?" asked "A Canadian? I aha :limos self. I had as *nail, friends o of sea as on tai other." "Noy, he hihem the ms.Amory. mory. Batt he s tongue. His motherwas of "And his name?" "Is Amos—Amos-rale thea Yes, Green, that ws it, His father and mine have trade together, and now iris ' eth I understand, has lived e woods, is sent here' to see so men and c `.: ' s." The stra :.;erg enkerecl -an bowed to 2.: ele, said to be ion, "De I speak friend,, Vii. Catinat?' "No, monsieur," from the stn ircase, but 1 am. Captain service. and here t is your hostess." "I am sorry my welcome you. mons I do sovery hearth room is above.. Pi you, if you Wish." ably roam ? Per oricthOT stock to stuck ug e rider, e house, . dle and, od m jer. d y "It'br ,foe emir*, g siru4tiori f or He bade to was not Ye 'LI shall it :y. • 44 Then, Is ou . ulid e 41 ecisl o m te, s ✓ tlai sha tip blee eye,.e de that nr I lit gen,y tis$i oya> ery, sip wit u 11 noP a nqui• Pe his way gaping he door. Ceti".'! one my -I one side Prot, - r blood." names 11 s `Green.E ne much; on, who,: er In the' ething. oft having compan- W ith . m ', father's aid the herdsman "my un tle is out,j e Catin : t at your Mlle. Ca at, Who ether i a t here t eur," she = id "bu in his p : ee. Item rre will =hove it ;t hat?" "Why, monsieur, to sleep i "And must I sleep in a roo De Catinat laughed at face of the American. "Yo sleep there. if you do not be. . *other brightened et stepped. across to .the faith whieh?looked.doWr� � upon the "Ani" the cried. There is a there, mademoiselle, and i take my . blanket (u t yonde like it better than any room "You are not from a to said De Catinat Y" l - "My; father lived in New doors from the helm Of vesant, of whom you must I He is; a very hardy man' do it, but I—even re, few day or Schenectady are enough -life hail been in the woods." "I am sure that my fa wish you. to sleep: where y to do what you like. "I thank. you, mademoise' shall take my things out shall grbom my horse." :"I will come with you," s net, "for I would_ have a you. Until tOIDOrreW, then, The two young meet pa stairs together, and the gu lowed the Alpert/in out int e gloom shall no once, 'an evinclovt urtnard migb shoul eihr Stu ave heat nil he ea of Alban or me. M er woul :like an e. ere, and' ord with sed down - the Vara a hi•7 0 11 Phhd stalk Li 11 cap. wIU wo co the Li ntes iner ride heft was ing deo den coa ped It wi the less BSI it 0 had spent eu ins of bac _fro* ems th at left 6 'Vele oed eta the and ; intO watt la tWO ;hi side, el vdvet w. eon owed • TAKES OFF DANOR HAIR STOPS Save your Hair! Get a 2 of Danderine right no stops itching sea Thin, brittle, eolorleall hair is mute evidenee Of scalp; of dandrtiff--that There is nothing so d the hair as dandruff. It of its lustre, its strength life; . eventually producin nese and itching of the if not remedied Causes t to. shrink, loosen and di hair falls out fast. A litt tonight—now—any tins save your hair.. Danderine from ony drug surely can ha.vo beautiful of itlf -eon eidll jest -try derine. Save your hal the roo ano co d the s eve fag 10 in w ma ron cos hal lac tru cro in vie d. a tong J1oh tired`?" , Ititnia tired." h the lady, th 1 n. until es back.. I hat e to go, eed a proteetot • PTIJR l'I. e morting n be et,ttr ilei' Islet cock hat t el Fit ere r, asp Icjh p ' tul tirtie' g +on• h on s heel anti strode to an gal 1 R eor of the er -the te his - e 'for tate-mon- with clothes S, 'brae eel down lea to the ante-, pre ong led lit hich s at risk be urs I Ile the o gay Wan very- gently the dot* revnived- lieges 144 a Van the '4eajtilure, Ind Km with his finger lips, while bis face 'and high aia.etteteatl and 4111 goals." ed, 'fro:vote „Iwo who hadi door. 'Tilcispeak- Leto the meadow .had lately do: ee. e• main geard?" attend the hen:" eer or tte hat de hi -tele ttei to tee I him see me, the eew itintenog ?" Bat is more descreet luau s. Should .sbe eau]. ,ta. e it and deliver it the ing gives you an ther th torm elites should eo e, as is other, 'y u under- aup tOngue ay, with but perraitt we bane but e through air of proud 111 • WhOf if he wa the klieg of val of the king. CI powdered wigs, ver oulder a -die Once mor arke ed room. ehross ngingis: In on with a rug thro the faithfu nigh . e four post Go in tartest noise e was in the thin and the Me of of or with the profil d his etch an e ho Cie to in it is alf'past e king slowly rown eyes, Ma and kissed ht. itch he drew. f h. Then he sat give my ordere duty?" 13dissac at the de Catinat WWII ped ha nose t snap ma esty the lar te dark 1 iof the tiros ideheOu tui Ci it re emlie he eine to the do ru bed the m n, read in ent op d in an inth 'a ried a of light -in, a gust or it cue si tv th -it sl rued le :en ug ich IV atonal blimp forty, sw safficient tit Cent . bottle —Mao 1 tad scrag neglect wful se tractive whi hair ro then to ir ry ts Dander' e will sur ly ddnowiter stote. N- air and 14. 'little Dal - 11 1 of yours, say, you ourteous n no ac - to enter e pin- e rapidly the eor a valet, se by th respien red plus and slip partmene the fur corner Bontem chem bed, wi loope re of pol leaving • roun acros into th OON Deilcious erralt locative" can't arra tender %lift! Stomach, liver, and bewails. ' co au ook et the ongue, mother! It ed, your littl one's stomach, liver. bowels nee cleansing at onos ale p, eat or act aturally, or is levet. ish stomach So r, breath bad; han sore throat, (noir Ma, tnil Of 0014 give yeara with tact will hold the Ile' ld an sour bile gently moves; out of its I doubtless remember who were the 'first 1 lo nay court to hen" i child again. a 50 -cent bottle of of Figs," which cole- us for babies, eliii- nd for grown -u s. "And yet elm hat one gift too many— age" 2 "Pooh! 'What matter her years when she On carry theth like thirty? What an eye, what au arm! And, besides, my friends, he id not hiniselt a boy any longer.1' "Very triie, Net a young map CCM - Snits his eye and an older nian his ear, Over forty; it ld the clever tongue which wins under it, the pretty face." "Ab, you*. rascal! , Then you ha.ve made tip your m d that five and forty i I "But I think you are wrong, acme. Yonr druggist to 4 ."California Syrup "Then it may b a little serious for dren of all ages "And why?! "The Marqutee 4e Montespatt has a memory." that they everts of ' 'tiler infieenee may soon be nothing -end blood and to . guess that the. old other was Lonis legitimate child. Belaiud the icing s son and the brother there , entered a little gi:o notables end of o dais whona du called to. this daly ceremony, There were the geand m ter of *the rohe, the youth -clad in tile& . avily with his left - e, both of em the , I "From whom* had you it?" broth r, thti young , f Mme. de Mertes- I Such *ere the par- guar0- "From De Catieet, the captain of the Ile had leis Orders to bar the ourt of France eould "Has then the kiug does indeed mean - mischief. That is why his brow is so oured on the 'cling's cloudy this mon:ling then. By ray if the marquise has the spirit lasinofinspairistasvoefr nrdtinslie,; taitin with :which folk credit her, he may find and the first lor of the bedchamber that lt was easier to win lier than to had presented th bovil of holy 'Water, .slight her." . • ' with which' he - ade the sign of the` "Aye; the Mortemarts are no easy office of the 11°1 Ghost. Then, with' a nod to his :bro er and a short word of -greeting to th Dauphin and te the Duc du Meine, h swung his leg* over those to which the court is accustomed. Me side of the •b and eateneehit long Ha, the king catches sight of him, and silken, nightdrress, his little vrhite feet Loueols beekonft to him to advance." dangling frome beneath it, a perilous . me stranger who had attra.eted Ita- positien for ahy mai to asstime nirere eine* attention was a tall, thin man., . it not that he had so heartfelt a ense with a high aquiline nose, stern, fierce of his own dignity that be iould not gray eyes, peeping out from under tuft- ' realize that 'under any circumstances ed brows, and a countenance SO lined , it might be compromised in the' eyes of and marked by age, care and stress of others. So he sat, the Master of Ptance weather that it stood out amid the and yet the elave to every puff of wind, prim courtier faces -which surrounded ' for a wandering draft had set him! shiv- et as an old hawk might in a cage of ering mid slinking. *. de St Quentin, birds of gay pluntage, . the nObIe barber, flung a purpie dress- \ Louis posseseed in a high degree the ing gown over Ilse royal shouldera and royal faculty of recognition. "It is placed a long, many curled court wig years since I ,have seen him, but 1 re - upon his bead, while Benteme,"dretv On member his face 'well," said he, turn - his red stockinge and laid befere -him Mg to his mimister. "It is the Comte hts slippers of enibroldered velvet; The de Prontenac, la it not?" Monarch thrust his feet into, theni, tied "Yes, giro," ansWered Louvois. "It is hise dresting goWn and passed Out to indeed Louis de Iluade, comte de ?eon - the fireplace, Where he settled hithself tenae and formerly governor df Can - down in his easy chair, 'holding out his echo, thiia, delicate hands toward the blazing "We are'glad to see you once more at , logs, tithe the Others stood. -round in our lever," said the monarch as the .! a semicircle, waiting for the grand old n.obleman stooped his head and lever which was:to fellovr. kissed the white hand, which was ex- - M. de St Quentin, is this not our tended to him. "I hope that the cold sha.ving morning?" said the king, - „of Canada has not chilled the warmth . eyes, sire; all its reader." of your loyalty," "Then why not proceed? It is three "Only death itself, sire, would be - inutes after the accustomed time. To cold enough for that." 'work, sir; and you, ' Bontems el , -eve "Tlaen 1 trutit that it may remain to „ word for the grand. lever." us for maey long years. We would - 4I-, - -- thank you for the care and pains which It was obvious that the king w s no in a very good .humor that mornihge you have spent upon our province, and He darted little quick quest (ming if we' have recalled you it is ehiefly - glances at his hrothee and at hi sone, that we would fain hear from youil i but whatever Complaint or sa cur; may have trembled mon his upa wa own Bps how all things go there. And; first, as the affairs of God take prem.& eifectuelly stifled by De St. onehntin_he ence of those of France, how• about ministrations. With the nonchelance ihe missions hi r was monsieme the the king, the e Dauphin, hie Only 11 man in France." "Pslaw, Racine, you know Our dear master well, or ran shouldetor you seem to hive been at is elbow since the gte days of the Fro de, Is he a man, of plank you, to be ienaused forever bye bad sermins? No, ne4-it will be the *on- ht vel Co aine, a pale et, limpliag and his litti te de To'ulen tinsate sons pan and the ;ling takers in the 'fam honor which the aspire to. ' bands a few dro tespan or, if not she, some younger - "My dear Boileau, I say again that her lin is setthig. Have you not beard the news? ' Her brother, M. de Vivoane, has been refused the entree." mce to handle." "Well, heaven send him a safe way out of it! But who is this gentleman? His face is somewhat grimmer than , born a long custom, the official coNt- ered the royal chin with soap dreW 4 nththe razor swiftly roend it ane.sponge , over the surface -with spirits of wine. A. nobleman then helped tO draw on -the over royal efore shoes, best noble f his et instan court d should under tal denne there pr e of dos outline nd. Th bent ov orm yo little da up in be to the ,o be asked It the c and threw it open. ated, white w gged fo handed, silent ooted, ea 'his own dutie The antechamber, mother h d drew back th great mped :velvet, let a fie the apartmen hardly gone b p. entered the d together in fr e over twenty inclining t rid a face whic in a 'masklike devoid' of any exeept perhaps thy, dignified *faced the kip resemblance 1 kings black velvet hitht-de-chsi hecond assisted in arranging while a third drew the -nightgo the shoulders and banded the shirt, which. bad, been warming Ake fire. His diamond buckled his getters and -hit scarlet Inn were successively fastened hy courtiers, each keenly jealous oein Privilege, and over the IT WEIS placed the blue ribboh with the crols t- dchapa r. nt, the ears of e, stoutn s, was co lee shadow a of an ischiev a man of rul sole en. • there FLAME of the Hely Ghost in diamonde, a that a St. Louis tied with re black undercoat was drawn o cravat of rich, lace, adjusted, . "They prosper, sire, There are Iro- quois at the Sault and the mouatain, Hurons at ne)rette and Algonquins aleng the whole rivee cotes from Ta - dowse In the east to &telt la Marie, and even the great plains of the Da- kotsug, who have ail ta.ken the croas as their token. Marquette has passed down .tbe river of the west to preach among the Illinois, and Jesuits have earried"the gospel even to the warriors of the Long House in their wigwams at "I may add, year majesty," said Pere la Chaise, "that in leaving the truth there they have too often left their lines erith it" "Yes, sire, it is very true," cried De Frontenac cordially. "Your majesty overcoat secured, tsvo handkerchiefs Of 1 costly point carrion forwstrd- u n an enameled sitticer rate officiale into e silver and ebony the monarch was of the day. During the haif been occimied in the captain of the dant in near e, and t in charge to the ission of sense new e by the kin,g, wets nd thrust h sere - eh side pocliet, the ady for the labors our or so which h d this manner ing of names fro guard to the atte from the attend first gentlemen of always in the ad visitor. Here, do . the harsh but en rgetic Loney's, all e the death of his n with two officers, state** soldter, the le figure, undersized t bearing the luster - f France, and own - 11 was of ev* Omen router, for Luxe - upon already, as e, even as his -co as of Tureinae. 11 11 powerful now sin military organizati the one a tall an other a strange lit and misshapen, b Ina of a marshal over the Dutclit bourg was looked successor of Conti anion Vauban ide them a small white haired tier' with a kihdly face, Pere la e, confessor to the king, -was- whispe g his vienis uponida.usenism to the portly Bossuet, the eitiquetat bishop of Meaux. Close to the doer Racine, with his hand- some face wreathed .in smiles, vine cha:tting vvith the poet Boileau tnd the architect Mansard, the three 1 ugbbag etad jesting with the freedoui which was natural to:the favorite self-can:its of "He beeemee harder and harder to Mine. '0 Ailaintenoti's rckom et 3 to see 'Agatha a. 'page or tWo Ofithe 1?3,se- 'obi lielantS she heti tate-the Is eerie bas many brave men within hit do- mains, but none braver They have come back up river from the Iroquois their nails gone, their fin a cinder where their eye should be and the scars of the pine splinters as thick upon their bodies as the fie -ars -de -Hs on yonder curtain." these. We in Cana "And you have suffered this?", cried gracimis help, have f Louis hotly. "You 'Wow these inf a - "And I have wee than these. A Heal' th-preserving delight The so of Lifebuoy Soap soothing pdeasure as well as. a 'health -insuring delight. The cream of pure oils gives 'a velvety lather that is cleansing and healing. The very mild carbolic Solution' means' a perfectly. healthy • skin. The odor vanishes ih a feir seconds -after use. ALL GROCER* SELL -- E [IUD If tiEALTHY SOAP lets hearts ail the time are with their trap! and their .bisa.ver skins." "No, no; ream sorry if I spoke too hastily," saidhLouis. "We shall look hate the matter at our council. ASA yet you must not look for too much, for Caneda has beea a heavy cost to us, and. we have ' many ealls in Eta - "Ab, sire, I would that you could dee that great land. It is so vast, sire, 'so ricb, so beamtifull Where - are there such fails, soch forests, such rivers? And it le all for pis if we will but take it. Who is there to stand hi our way— a few nations of scattered Indians and a thin etrip of 'English farmers and fishermen. Turn your thoughts there, sire, and in a few years you would. be able to Stand upon your citadel at Que- bee and to say there is one great em- pire here from the snowili of the north to the warm southern gulf and nirem the Aeries of the ocean to the great plains beyond Marquette's river, and the name of this empire is France, and her king is Louis, and her flag is the. blank and !silver advanced, as the ,. opened, with the assured air of a whose rights are beyond dispute. tain de Catinat, however, took a q step forwa!rd, and barred him off frone 'I am limy sorry, M. de Vivonne," said he, lbut you are forbidden the Pres"Feon"rbiel." len the presence! 1? You are mad!" He stepped baek with gray facel and star') g eyes, one shaking hand 1 half raise in protest. "I assur you that it is his orderd' "if I cenid leave one word with the king." "Ingo atelY, monsieur, it is im- The angi nebleMan stamped his foot and stare at 'the door as thoeg13. h had some thoughts of forcing a pass _hastened way &seen the corridor-wi the .ftir of a man Who hes come tte to himselfi as he pulled his thick dark mustache,' "he is off to make soin fresh mistihief. rn have his sister here presently, as like as not, and a pleas= ia little diet e between breaking my 0 ders and akixtg an enemy of her fo ife. By y faith, here is a lady, as i ared. leaven be praised,' it is et end en not a foe. Good mornings isle. /la hie "Good iorning, Captain de Catinat 1 The ne *comer was a tall, graceful brunette, er fresh. face and sparkling black eye the brighter in contrast withl her plain dress. "A not from Mme. de llaintenoO to the IC g. You will band it to bine "Certehily, mademoiselle. And hove "Oh, iite director has been with her all the ra ng, and his talk is very, very good but it is alSO very, very sad.; nothing of diteetersdi "Oh, but 1 46 not treuble about such! "Ah, if monsieur could talk to Mmei tie Maint non a little! She would een red biro." (Continued next weel ren Or S-7-0FRI -RADE $4,1100L. The old nohteman stocVed hie head ond hissed the white kvxd. '"On My word, count," said the king, "you -have caught soMething of this gift ofl eloqueace of which we t these English enots, are they. specially in the have beard. ut abo folk, They are 31u "For the meet part, "Theh It might be service to the - hely church to send them packing, Zell lieges with e Richelieu nolv, Frontenae, What force would you need to clear these people Oa— rs torn out, one regiment, two regiments and per- haps a:frigate or two?" 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