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Orders may be. left tW arer,ooms McKinnons e Chronicle Oflice. 0 Is completely stocked with all NB‘JV TYPE, thus en'- fo: turning out First-class *1 Y I J- D 1' k H\'( .3 F. ' Eft‘ “\r a 3; F m 124:: than Tuaszmv H \V. F. DUXX. ht ("flavit t‘.)t'ne. {X814}. 7 . I v I) V.“ }ih?81 Durham 0R0 I? ()2' '26"! H grave that gave 1111' 11 10 1:11". ago of :111 (1111'12'oss.11:>1' uric: fell on his 0211' 111111 1 1n ' went 0: :1 woman 1111;110:11 111‘- 31311 ' 111-01111. but 1:; o proud not to 11cm] :11ft1" and 31131: 1111.41 1311120150 who vore so far be: 10: 111 1101 11::1t without such aid from hm- 1110)‘ could never have addressed 01' have :1 pproachod her. "You have come, I trust, to withdraw your prohibition? Nothing vill give me greater pleasure than to bring his majosty’s notice to one of the best sol- diers his army holds.” “Pardon me. madame; I do not come to trespass so far upon your benigni- ty.” he answered as be bent before her. "I come to express rather my regret that you should have made one single error.” Error! A haughty surprise glanced from her eyes as they swept over him. Such a word had never been used to her in the whole course of her brilliant and pampered life of sovereignty and indulgence. “One common enough, madame, in your orderâ€"the error to suppose that under the rough cloth of a private trooner’s uniform there cannot possibly .w r...» Uncanngr r. Cm 27. a. 5 an: E 2. H. cw. 32.2.». a. 1‘? ix- wind and such a smooth saw. Am! 1â€"1 am just as well how. '10 rizln with the (-33.5391er is more ouiti. than to aid;- \'.'ith the Pym-1210;. .11: the ruies of the chambroo are sv-xz-m- mm'o touiuus than the rules of :1 m :tz-z. Nature turned me out for :1 Sabin-:2 tho ugh 1': shizm spoik‘d mm for om: 1 can 112 :1}; e a gwd ('rzunx):zi:;:'ut)1‘. I sizmvizl 11m cr make: unthing also. 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It was sounding the return to camp. Old instinct. long habit. made him start and shake his harness together and listen. The trum- pet blast winding cheerily from afar ofl recalled him to the truth. summon- ed him sharply back from vain regrets to the facts of daily life. It awoke him as it wakes a sleeping charger it roused him as it rouses a wounded trooper. (m the authm‘ity of 1121': Lroprietors of 11. I1.\1('I'1;’> . ..l.§.?:‘:’-1ku.\ rum, m gunman-u 1;:L~ nun-.233; to he :11: 31150-111112 mm- {or a '1 ‘12»:st :11111 «11501221143 11114111}. from W1 :11; 2‘2’.".6.‘>, \m 101:; 1110011 211' :1 111:5 31-22221 1.-;):.11.1.1.1z 01 the system, 5111:}; :14: ,‘.r..2.-12:1:L.1_3|.121'11514. 1222.18 and 5111101" (Km: unzxiun, .111011, “'111'11-(fllt 139011213, 3112212.“ ;.~.~2112~-2.<. .\'vr\«u:>~m-<~z. Dyspepsia. 11 2.11;: l‘.1E}.:L;1Ii2n.. 11:2;t;.:1'z211 3101110133 [infirm-1); Mann-5. ii'vficzm. 1512211510 W. 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[110129 int lii( back. 'Isn’ti‘phat n- 0 AH 11 1 ho mo: in your treatment of it as an affront that I was without warrant to offer you. you showed the just indigna- tion of a soldier, andâ€"of what I am very sure that you ar%a gentleman.” He bowed low before her. “Madame, you have made me the debtor of my enemy‘s outrage. Those words from you are more than sum- cient compensation for it.” 112217.114; :ztxal :llmest chill i: uglier o." her [3:341:23] lilililllt“2‘. “Believe me. 1 regret (leeplr that you should have been wounded by this most course. imlignitg.. l gzziex'e sili- eerely that through myself in may way it should have been brought upon you. As for the perpetrator of it. (‘olonel Chateauroy will be received here no more, and it shall be my care that he learns not only how I resent this un- DRI'dODflLKU use of my name. but how I esteem his cruel outrage to a de- fender of his own flag. You did ex- ceedingly well and wisely to acquaint fore '2” He paused a moment. “Why, at first I scarcely know. We are antagonistic, I suppose.’ “A poor one. I fear. Your colonel is your enemy. then? And where- “But {3 it dsual for officers of his high grade to show such malice to thexr soldiers?" “Most unusual. In this service espe- cially so, although oflicers rising from the ranks themselves are more apt to contract prejudices and ill feeling against as they are to feel favoritism to their men than when they enter the regiment in a superior grade at once. Since I am here, madame, let me thank you, in the army’s name, for your in- finite goodness in acting so munificent- 1y on my slight hint. Your generosity has made many happy hearts in the hospital.” “Possibly not. Mine was the folly to dream that you would ever do so. I should not have intruded on you now but for this roason: The humiliation you were pleased to pass on me I could ueithor lvfllsv nor resent to the duller of it. 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She laugh- ed a little at he1::elf as she stretched out her hand for a new volume of French poems dedicated to her by their aeeonnflished writer. who was a Pari- sian diplonmtist. “One would imagine I was just out of a convent and weaving a 122m wious miuziuco from :1 mystm'y because the first. soldier 1 notice in .\.l.;:v1'i:1 has a gomlonmn's \'Oi“0 and is ill treated by his officers.” SIH‘ 111012 :lit. with :i smilv. “Such a man as that buried in the ranks of this brutalized army!" she mused. “What fatal chance could luring him here? Misfortune, not miscon- duct. surely. I wonder if Lyon could learn? He shall try.” “Indeed! I saw him as he passed out, and he saluted me as if he had been a marshal. Why did he come?” with an interest that sne rarely vouch- safed to the recitals and the witticisms of her own circle. _ “Ah! The man has been a gentle- man. I dare say. So many of them come to our army. I remember Gener a1 \‘illelleur’s telling meâ€"he command ed here awhileâ€"that the ranks of the Zophyrs and zouaves were full of well horn men. utterly good for nothing, the handsomest scouudrels possible, who had every gift and every grace and yet come to no better end than a pistol shot in a ditch or a mortal thrust from Bedouin steel. I dare say your corpo- ral is one of them.” “No one has ever heard it.” he an- swered her, while his voice sank low. “I will trust you with it. It will not pass elsewhere. I told him enough of -â€"of my own past life to show him that I knew what his had been and that I knew. moreover. though they were dead to me now, men in that greater world of EurOpe who would believe my statement if I wrote them this outrage on the emir and would avenge it for the reputation of the em- pire. and unless he released the emir's wife I swore to him that. I would so write. though he had we shot on the morro and he knew I should keep my word.” "Your chasscur has the air of a prince, my love.” said a voice behind her. “Equivocal compliment! A much better air than most princes." said Mme. Corona. glancing up. with a slight shrug of her shoulders. :13 her guest and traveling companion. the Marquise do Reunrdiere, entered. \‘cnetia Corona pointed to the napo- leons and told the story rather listless- ]; and briefly. “This barbarian is your chief?" she said as the tale closed. “His enmity is your honor. I can well credit that he will never pardon your having stood between him and his crime. But I have not beard one thing. 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