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MARCH 8, 1924

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fortunate he should have nafllellfpron you after him. But there it is, llleiexoo deliberate. ponderous voice con- fun mined. “The name of Randal Hoi-_“ou les is on the warrant for the execu-ilconc tion of the late King. It wonld.,,_,,d have provided a warrant for yourlAnd father’s .own death had he- lived It “- lang enough. Yourself you bavefclam borne arms for the Parllamengder against our present sovereign. Inimos Englnnd it is only by living in the his coiiipletest obscurity that you‘ll boirepr allowed to live at ull. And you ask=M0s me to give you a cominaiid, to ex--it' R

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pose you proniiiieiitly to the pub-‘tc-0

llc gaze- to the royal eye and theiwm, royal memory, which lii these uint- ish" ters is uiifadiiig_" Ha

“But -the act of indemnity?" criedlimck

l-Iolles,_ aghast, seeing hlS l1l&'ll‘twls

hopes crumbling into ashes. hm]

“Pshaw!" Albeniarle's lip curled --it

a little. "Where have you lived at who all that you do not know what has cmd befallen those whom it covered?" whii He smiled grimly, shaking -his great Burr * inclu

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ALBEMARLE WAVED THE Bvell

COLONEL BACK TO HIS CHAIR. Maja

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a men a promise he is loath to King

kept, however fast you may bind W,-on

them in legal bonds. I wrung the I tel promise of that bill from His Maj- may esty whilst he was still is. throne- mae less wanderer. Whilst he was at for Breda I concerted with him and-Way with Clarendon that there should you be four exceptions only from that His’ bill. Yet when, after His Ma_iesty‘s use restoration, it was prepared, it left D

saw the intention. lplended; I 'T

seven; Relnotantly I yielded, hav- “T

ing no longer the power effectively know

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, - his reaction from the hopelessness His grace, the dauntless, honest C

I 'naiimm had been settling upon him George Monk. who all his lifo ga, mm “hm-tg' ' "mm tm. 'M during Albemarle's lengthy ex- lintl trodden so flrnily the path of

is if

that

If ° cheaply prepared. t Th

Yon’ll never know how quickly a “Y

bad cough can be conquered, until you l --I try this famous old home-made

hotel; for coughs. MCE'

Into a I6-oz. bottle, 'put 2'/3 ounces back

von can use clarified molasses honey.

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Either way, this mixture saves about 0! 1 two-thirds of the money usually spent lint. for cough preparations and gives you mm a more positive. effective remedy. It keeps perfectly and tastes pleasant

You can feel this take iioldinitant to swallow- something that threat- emng' “why should yu” say (0 H

lv, soothlniz and healing the mom: ened

, to mar the steadiness of his ~ R““d“n" `

b ‘ ll th ir _ It .. is there ii post for me out ::.':.°°..‘“..:,....° ii "ii°ii°~ l. -of--M; ,egvguf fern- 1°' M Diamond Dyes .

U D _Y _ l\ » 04-mil \ and soon you will notice the pill fl’ ll'

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thin out, and then disap our sito- "No, no." The Duke leaned across .

ether. A dn_ 's use wlii usually and

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greek up an ordinary throat orchest his v:;tot:_.Br:,£ 'Lage 91;; "Tx: Away, uk fm, “Duma” Dye.” of course. and . _

mid and it is also splendid for brim- Randm" and If dyou dom; Me the nam, Ad h ‘In H d uk A d

' “Diamon D ss” an the ein e- 'li l 3 “Ve Ve °“" 5' “

moi ibm. Holton looked oi him, dull iii- Y P* ll . C Pine.; is it mvlt “ln-ble mam* wiirdly im-ug ilii is ii iii l. '°‘"‘° l°`l'¢\\<i it bwkl ive liitid oiiuie to be so wedded to

8 8 WP 5 se f Each |5.¢¢,,¢ pgckngs 0| "Dion-md the old world that I’d not exchange

,M xt"c¥_"?M "§°""lm8 "msd, control. He smiled a little, that sad Dye!" contain, dlrecuom 5° “mph it fm. me Mm-»

i) th and if t ailments ll‘l`°°l°¢“’l° 5m"° °f M5- 'YW' 'il' ri tv me sn d e or tint skirts. mi'0 mi? ‘ll¢°§;:’ill¢'1l°“¢ ?°‘i,|7°“f "9 \ “mil °'°"'ell'|"_~°il Wm; drzsoes? wsists, svyentei-1, ntoekillsi. tience. and it may be mine to offer drunlll 0|' “B 0110*!" 0 IN!" affairs; the burden of s ltste st klmorm, costs, drsperin. ooverliiin- you some place abroad."

is on your shoulders. I . . ." ova ing now, even if sho ilu never

one the loss you shell may to f:‘e- Rifihugsgumiaytutzlzf lf- :con do you como uid see me

chltis, croup, hoarsoness. and hron- UWB-

tretod oom nd of nulne Norway

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9 ` "Tb dine!" said Hellas, wonder- 'm " '

N ing whore and when be should dine

- next, for it disclosure of the state

of his affair, must follow upon this

G failure to improve them, and the

.y _ lluxurylof the Paul’s Head ciuld be is»no onger.

. “ RQXQS-}m| oo, \\ “To dine, as you were bldden,,

_ _“_“.,,A,¢, V -, and to renew acquaintance with

s.w.u\1rslri¢n - J her grace." Albemarle hushed hack

his chair, and rose. “She will be

I l mm oo 41 glad to see you. l know. Come.

“A "mc ° then. The dinner hoitr is over-

7 past already." '

oppose fl king de bww- Nl slowly siill nesltdtlug Helios rose

ii iiio bill came were CMH- Yet in the ond no yielded, noi-and s-subservient to the l'0y\\l9ccasj0 th ft

d t ent , n erea er to regret ft.

il;§:,l;1EH~;lrl1é3yth;lBmI?0rdB Wweut' Indeed, at the outset her griice’s

D B- w icome f hi d hi . lier by increasing the excel!-` (Zum mxiisswgx warm; m

“ "° include an Wm) hafl been Woman stared at hiixiiiuai' h‘e“:"iX “ned in the late kings trlaliled by Alhemnrie into her iresen- s“”dry mheral vghio amd Rotfice Then slapping her lhiirhs to

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utshiglxyxiig bl; “fa Kmglfg pr’;_`:)iilirk liier almszenient, un slie anon demanding the surrey ounce , an came rolling -toward uitliin fourteen da s of all him

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e who had been caucemeg in ‘As (Alods iiiy life. lt’s Randal father‘s death. The matter was Holles! she exéliiinteil. And boist- eselited-as ii iuere formality. ing herself on tlptoe by ii grip of t were wise enough to mistrust his shoulders she resoiindlngly iid leave the couiitry.h tBult a lltlssed his cheek before he guessed e obeyed, conceiving t a tiey er purpose. “lt’s lucky for George ld escape Wllll Svme llslit Dull- lie’s brought you to excuse his late- ieut.” ness," she added grinily. “Dlnner's

iliéiuscid laallmongenitmsiiglimg beeln standing this ten minutes. and ll 0 B C ~ 6 coo iiig do spoil good meat. Conte _ g' 1 _

ted the lips of this man \vl1° on. You siidii toll me dt mole when N?-iff, ;?,,'_‘gry g 'mee "0 59”” Of h“l"°l' good fortune brings you." my imma _“ms *“m°““°€d that' ’h°s“`A She linked an ariu through one unensily.

had not surrendered “ere ex t h- ,

ed from the Blu or indemnity ° 'S’ ‘md 'ed Mm “““l' ‘° tm" "Y°“” "Shi

_ ' frugal board. which Mi-_ Jepys- ed in scorn.

at, as for those who hailng -

endered wer 0 be B e who loved the good things of this the b Geor

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fouiedyiiuuosqusi. position. “rvo lived on risks." recltude. who feared no man.

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_v 3 M; _ W, my that cha or a long moment they faced

iminlediatlet rltellle izigeéi is almasttliléo each other thus. Holles striving the B mo. c. e ss u ii. moinen o

rea re and really there is nothing wl'He1f§e§{le§1I:7‘;l;}€ ;Ihe:%`;;'0fl;T';al:]‘; 1'

into his chair A moment he

. A _ A A A A _ 2 Duke eyed lllm Srllvely. not even excepting the King whom for Buppor if I coilldn't. I W0\1l\l S0 And l?'A' he asked. lie had made. lowered his oroud.

ou? ' grave eyes before this 1 should be ri party to that de-

remedy. Anyone who hlis coughed all _°eDu°“ ' ' 'n till Mid li ' ht ii F

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“Diamond Dyes”

~dammoi For ‘tis all :lloyd be

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ometlilng in. his nilnd resiwlldeil ¢0

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_ realm ol =EiislM1d'-’ Wlllii °' ,me

of Pinex; then add plain granulated brooded. his eyes upon the polish- lndies--East and West? Theres ll imizsr syrup to make ld ounces. Or ed m,°,.__then_ with Q "me sigh, ii mort o' them ladies, I know, whith-

er officers are forever being dis-

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fha* ‘W ‘"1 We f'°°" “Will” Warning! Not all Package Dyes R“"‘d'“'“ “me °' “my in me °

are h“;g’iid! “Tis an idea!" The Duke

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_chiidfcn "ke “_ ln that case . _ . He paused |°°ked at Home' me K "ce I 5

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sus Leo Him Awsv ro

qu help o. friend without bringing in under notice of them as mlslll

.. 4 that, my dear . -ii i‘:.i:ii~.°..- my

ood for. ls there no commands in our bestowing but comniands here t home?" K His eyebrows (llckored up. HB

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ef Buggalserznno colonies to this

stehed. \Vho‘d trouble about

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gently, as if to shoo gentleness from d's o assert his mastery

wlllil- 5991118 l-llii’ ll” the window-seat at tile open case- il me While W R fllllll' ment of his parlor at the Piililks ¢°l`l\flll lll¢0l’“\D'-l0llB Head. Leaning on the sill, he seein- r the situation es sl ed to contemplate the limo sud. d made it view' 2° lit gordon with itstwo t-limi-

here?" quoth the Colonel eagerly. "At this very moment ,no. But acancles occur. There are risks,

Holles cut iii briskly, “l have

“Why, then, we'll see. A little po-

“And if he doesnt send word

gain. Randal." uid her grace;

"we’ll quicken him. He's well

my love. according to enough: but he's growing old. and H0 wus besiunlns his wits is sluggish."

Alid~ the great ninn, Whose eve

S qllolhlll” elle shrill- had daunted armies, siliilini “Mlgllly dim lights banignly upon his termagiilit

6 t "mms d y e, ge, if you can‘t see to

ded In nA B Icy", jury found 8 world-has denounced as laden llelp a friend by them."

bill again? them. They were :llltgi dutyhiilishestatiiid bful ingot. lit mliehsliiilldi,

A dt ceayno iica.e.9|-ii a eu

h_c°1§,1;;ijcotf Gaelailgfntilnacrerisofz appurtenances or service. But then lll¢lll\Ull0l1 Y the ms, at them to su“e,._ He neither was its hostess, nor could AB UBS! he

diseiiibowled over yonder at ””Y'1P"m8'l POW" have made bel' Y"ns{"“b1?te ug Cross. Others followed, S0- 0 the end she was Nan WK F9 l' 5 the people, “engaged hy the Clarges, the tarrier‘s daughter and he ’""‘|9 “lea

tacle provided daily, began tothe furrier’s widow, the selnpstross 55?; he ha

lsr. Then li halt wus- called. who had been Monk' mistress _, B'

c was u pause, at the end~of when he was a prisoser in the L‘"d‘ Gm ll l-he €Xe¢\l¢l0fl€l‘B bésllll Tower some twenty years ago, and he had finish

n. Nor were those sentenced whom- in ti e "l ii ,

hat year the only ones- Others gene,-ally be£;ieve`,;_h‘;u;;_,i;s 335 face was bln indicted 5llb39‘l\l@lll|Y» Llilll' sfiqntritly married, to legitimize °ld` You are and vane were “W bmught their children She counted few You' n kmgm dl until 's2. Noi- were they mend, ,H th; gmt warm in ered him wit lust. And it may be that we which hér h" b d h d hi b I “F6 U19 WHS

not reached the end even 8 an B S eng' Clll\l`lPS S1113

_whilst those she may have counted you wasnq D

in her former station had long

ain he paused. and again his Obstlwle ln li changed, shedding its faint Mme passed b°y°“d her ken' ye be Wl¢l10U¥ of bmeme” ghcnefotike did she treasure more needs me to do not say these things- Try h e ew-the very few* h I my for your ears “lone w om skedhail hloiioreil with that iii prlvate~ to censure, or game' B" M t “E W" Rand” criticize, the actions of His fog ;Isu'nke°“:;eb°‘ his detegihregard sly. lt is not for a subject -to o0d_ t ' a th “aus” ° e ea” tion too narrowly the doings gud ‘:‘]"t‘l;"° ft :as 1”? °W”' bf’

black liend “Never com el from of his King. particularly when that mania 6 ehgaféxy “ya ° M°":f°

is a. son concerned to avenge Monk.; if 1 ag"°pernre3“'d °‘°

lrlve. Such promises are never what he considers, rightly or ferencl; :ueeéo ZZ: :gtg h tléeude'

gly, the murder of his father. an “Maru at “ “ie 5 ” °“ i you -all -this solely that you ti 'n e w°m“n W ° was .understand how, despite my f:$;;n?§t 23%; *£610 Atlndlsgulied nt wish to help you, l dare not , a r V ° 9'

your own sake help you in the bugger? si figenldsl adndhassociates. you desire, lest, by bringing and Zauitegyegg aolfestgsfggfgcx

di U i i ti ,

Mme ¢y.°r nd rec y “nd” woman. in her situation .could. and "Jes ya "°“°°’ I “Mum ex` the niemor of it was inet! bl you to that vengeance which impressed gpm her mind ace" Y

to Parliament such exceptions as L5 “°tial§’“";idl"° sgumber' ‘°“f She plied him with questions all Parliament should deem proper. I name 5 ““ ° H°|°S' “nd ~ ‘ ' through her noisy feeding until

°°“m change my '“"“°»" the alle had drawn from hint iiot~only

» argued: I. urged the royal promise- 0010"" Cried- °“ B Slldflell lHSDl\‘*\~ the condition or his zorfiiues. but Finally it was agreed that -the ex- llvll 'md Walwfl lJl‘0l1il1lSBSly- Wllllsl the reason of his return to England, cehtions should be increased to All>9mllT1B ¢0llSlil9F0d~ the hopes he had nourished, and

here might still be some who her own 1m,\,a,,,|»g W,-ack;

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you in the old days. who those hopes. it put her ln dniiigao

ld be blit read to " '

Y exlwie the G d iif F" il li i. ll ’

decep¢{0n_" dues() [gm eau; e xgsrfena .T25 1'HE|R FRUGAL 30559-

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ll take the risk of that." would ha' turned him like n-beggar

End, Smbbarn Cong," 3 Holles laughed in ills eagerness, in from the door? Hint-Randall"

CHAPTER IV

_ Cherry Blossoms

0

» COLONEL HOLLES knelt ou

trees on which some of those belat-

rse!" She -said. when ed blossoms lingered still. Cherry eil. and l1€l‘ Brent r8'l blossoms he was contelliiilalintn

ut not those before him. The two

ii

nk. "You are growing ii-ees or this little oasis in the my l10t U18 lllllll you was. of London had multiplied thom- aker! La!" She with- selves into a cherry orchard set in ll her scorn. "Where Devon and in the years that were that helped Kills gone beyond reelaimlu

rt back to his own?

ut off by the first d llcy dllys- Whlit W0l1l¢i sunllt flowering orchard. Above

me. l wk myself. lt the trees in the background to the help ye see how ye right a splre thrust up into tim

g.

Mrs. Quinn's few porches of gal"- en had dissolved into an nero of

blue, surmonnted by a weather- vanc in the shape of ii fish-which he vaguely knew to be an emblem of Christianity. Through li gap oil the left he beheld a wall, ivy-clllri, crumbling at its summit. Over this it lad was climbing stealthily-it long-limbed, graceful, fnir~haii‘<~ll strlpling, whose features were re- cognizable for his own -if from ill.- lotter you removed the haggnrd lines that the years' and had living had imprinted.

Nimbly ns a cat he dropped to

earth on the wnll'§ hither slllv. and `stood there half crouching, a smile on his young lips and laughter in his gray eyes. He was watching .i girl who-'-utterly unconscious oi lils presence-swept to and fra through the air on a swing that wil.- formed of a single rope pli.-si-il

from one tree to another.

She was ii child, no more; yr-t of

ii well-grown, lissom grace thin ll»- -___.______

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