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The Man
From Home
A Novclizdtfon of the Play
of the Same Name
By BOOTH TARKINGTON and
HARRY HON WILSON
Copyright. 1909. by Amsrtcan Praia
Association
CHAPTEIt XVII.
FACE TO FACE.
IF tlie roof of t tic building bad col
lapsed and unit loft tlio persons
there assembled In the room con
fronting death Itself, tliero could
have beeu no more complete astonish
ment.
It was Horace who first appreciated
the sombcrncss of the crouching, ter
ror stricken woman upon tho Moor.
'Heleno!" ho whispered, but I'lke
stepped forward and waved lilui back.
"You stand back!" said the lawyer.
She's bis wife!" And at tho words
Horace fairly staggered. Daniel went
on. pointing to the cringing llawcas
tle. "Aud there's his best friend."
The words seemed to rouse some of
the fighting St Aubyn Instinct In tho
carl, and bis eyes flashed.
It's a He!" he cried hoarsely. "I nev
er saw the man in all my life before."
"The lady seemed to recognize him,"
said Pike grimly. "1 guess you won't
have to Jab your memory too hard.
Ifs only ten years to St Petersburg,
Mr. Glen wood!"
'Al merle, go for the police!" ordered
the earl.
'No, nor' cried the cduntess. "1
can't stand U!"
Pike laid his baud upon IvnnofTs
shoulder and spoke loudly:
"Call 'cm In! We're ready!"
Almerlc, with a frightened glance
around, stepped to the doors and threw
them wide, calling as be reached the
passage:
"Tell that officer to bring bis mes
here!"
He turned and again entered the
room, and Pike's face lit up unpleas
antly as be looked at him, then soften
ed as be turned to Ethel.
I want you always to remember
that I consider It cheap at the price,"
be said.
There was a quick step without, and
Von Grollerbagcn entered, followed by
RIblere. For an Instant be glance
about the circle and then spoke in a
clear, ringing voice.
"There will be no arrests tonight, my
friends.' be said, and at tbo 'words
Hawcastle sneered openly.
"This man goes, too!" he declared
violently. "Call those eorablnlerl!" he
reiterated to Almerlc.
Von Grollerbagcn smiled sweetly
and raised bis hand deprecatingly.
"The officer Is not there. Vou see,
the carablnierl bare been withdrawn."
He turned to Daniel. "For you, my
friend, I have relinquished my Incog
nito." Pike stared at him uncompro
misingly, and the German turned to
Lord Hawcastle.
"This man Ivanoff," be said, "Is In
my custody."
For a moment the two men measur
ed each other, and then Hawcastle
burst out violently:
"By whose authority? Do you know
you are speaking to the Earl of Haw
castle?" Von Grollerbagen smiled. RIblere
stepped forward and addressed Haw
castle directly.
"More respect sir!" he cried. "You
are addressing tbo Grand Duke Vasill
of Russia 1"
Hawcastle paled and fairly stagger
ed Into the arms of bis son, wbo
reeled from tho shock. The others
stared uncomprchcndlngly. and Pike
looked up with a curious frightened
look upon bis lean face. Quite slowly
he moved to the table and rested a
hand npon it and with the other ca
ressed lils chin.. His eyes were look
ing straight ahead, and be murmured
In awestruck tones:
"Good Lord! And think wbat-wny,
I've been calling blm docl" '
The grand duke perceived the agi
tation on Pike's face and came for
ward to take bis band.
"My friend," he said gently, "It has
been refreshing." He spoke to RIblere.
"I shall take the man Ivanoff s state
ment In writing. Bring blm to me
with you."
Ho Turnod on his heel niltflflv mill
weut off tUroujiti tbo door ou tho other
flt
Vuki
"You art atldrcsslug the Grand
ValU o ?ulo'"
side of tho room that led to bis private
chamber. When ho had gouo Itlblcre
touched Ivanoff on tho shoulder as a
slgnnl, and the' stricken innu arose.
One glance bo cast upon tho guilty
woman, who shrank so shlverlngly
Into a corner as ho gazed upon her,
aud then said:
'I would not touch you oven to.
strangle you!" and then to the thun
derstruck Uawcnstlo ho said:
"God will let me pay my debt to tho
Earl of, Hawcastle!"
In nn Instant he was gone, and Haw
castle, pale with rage and anguish,
strode forward to Pike, who was smiling.
'Why," you" the carl began, but
Daniel raised bis hand. Ha spoke soft
ly, even genially.
'Oh, I hated to hand you this, my
lord," be raid. "I didn't come over
here to make the fino flower of Europe
any more troublo than they'vo got
Hut I bad to show John Simpson's
daughter, and I reckon now she ain't
wanting any alliance with tho rem
nants of Creey nnd Aglncourt"
From the other sldo of tbo sofa,
where she had been sobbing on tier
brother's shoulder, Ethel came trem
'I have do choice," she said slowly.
"Yon see, I gave Almerlc my promise
when I thought It on honor to bear bis
name. Now that you bavo shown me
"It U ml lor the Earl of Bawcatlle.
that it is a shame to bear it tbo prom
Ise Is only more sacred. You sec, the
shame Is not bis fault, is It? You
want me to be honorable don't
you?"
. Wben she bad finished Daniel was
leaning well back on tho table.
: "Your father and mother both
came from Missouri, didn't they?"
He sighed heavily, and she bung her
bead.' Hawcastle looked toward the
open door of the room and touched bis
on upon tbo shouldor. When tbey bad
reached the door the earl looked back
and shook bis fist at Pike. ,. ., .
i "You haven't heard the last of this,
curse you!" lie said and disappeared
quickly. Lady Creech, who bad been
in a seml-swoonlng condition, came
suddenly out of her trance and gazed
sharply about her.
"Don't mumble your words,"' she
aid sharply and rose to her feet
With n withering glance at l'lke she
turned to Klhel. (
"Come, my dear," she said. "ThlB
terrible place Is not for you. Let us
go."
Horace en mo suddenly to life and
closed his drooping Jaw. Hp stepped
forward and faced the old Indy.
' "My sister will roiintln for n time,
Lndy Creech." lie said. "I will look
after her In tho future."
(To be continued.)
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