a
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O
«
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"T b/leve you. We two people« of dew white ti.d frostltae. for what Is videfl the formal gardens from the
Hsd • ft. '
Summons
shouM be frtendty It ha» taki-n rae bettc-r than to tuect the «inj as it route* tennis and archery grounds came a
Dan, a color»*! n:ati was empl«».'. «1
months to bring this matter round. over the inoitutahiM and -Ueu< e breaks young woman in riding habit.
ns |>orter in a mercantile establish
IN THE ClRCCrr COURT OF THE
"What Is the trouble, Hermann?”
The duke retailed; lor filgbnr'ss scorn be re and there In the I mi U mm and
ment iu a town in Florida, aud his
ed the hand of Frederick. Still, if you streets, in the fields mid the vineyards? she inquired.
STATE.
OF OREGON. IN AND FOR
duties inquired him to hme the store
“Your highness, this young woman
saw all the evidence lu the case you Let old age. which has played Its ¡>urt
swept by 7 •’clock i.i the i .<»ri ug. lie THE COUNTY OF COOS.
would uot blame the duke for his at and taken to rbe wings of tta stage- heur had the Impudence to walk into had iMS*n late for many moruiugs. and
let old age loiter in the morning, but the gardens.”
1
titude."
on the sixteenth cousecuilve time his A. M. Hitchcock, and
"Has she stolen any flowers?”
“But those documents are rank for- no: green years Gretchen awoke as
En.i-aa
i
ittchcock.
I
•mpleyer reiuoustnited with itirn thus;
the birds* awoke, with snatches and
“Why. no, your highness, but It Is
gerlee!**
Piami lit. I
“
l>uu,
why
can
’
t
you
get
here
on
"So they may be. but that has not little trills of sung To l.er nearest not customary.”
time?”
vt
“We. you and I. Hermann,'' said her
been
proved. What remedy do you ueightMirs there w:is about her that
I
“Weil. Mr. L." said Dan. “yer see. 1
By HAROLD MacORATH
which
reminded
theta
of
be
regularity
auv aid
highness, with a smile that won live the other side of Mount llertuon «May I
suggest ?” asked the chancellor.
I Sv M » ON'S
“I suggest that the duke must not of a good clock; when they heard her Gretchen on the spot, “will overlook cemetery and can't always get yere on all pa *xi. utanoAn !...
voice
they
knew
it
was
time
to
get
up.
know."
this tirst offense. Perhaps this young
in^ or cLi>:..n^ an ir.tricst
She was always busy in the morning. lady had some errand and lost her time."
“Agreed. Go on.”
o.' estale tn the proper!»
"Why
In
the
world
do
you
live
so
“You will put the matter before her The tinkle of the tall outside brought way.”
far from your work?” said iiis employ made the n! ;-il ct the
her to the door, and her two goats
highness.”
“Yes. your highness," replied Gretch er.
above cuti! Ml sc’’ u,
came pattering in to be relieved of en eagerly.
“That will be difficult”
Without a moment's hesitation Dun
SYNOPSIS
D< tendant..
their
creamy
burden.
Gretchen
was
“Ah! You may go, Hermann."
“Let her repudiate the negotiations.
responded.
fond
of
them.
They
needed
no
care
Hermann
bowed,
gathered
up
his
Gretch-n, a guoie girl, meet« a an «lenou« Let her say that she has changed her
“Yer see. It's dis yere way, Mr. L.—
To May Pearce and to any and all penors
His majesty is quite willing at all. The moment she bad uulked pruning' knives and scissors, which be I’ll be honest' wld yer—1 wanta a I having or claiming an .nteicst or estate in the
■niKMUinrrr and < arniK-hael, American consul mind.
them
they
went
tinkling
off
to
the
had let fall, and stalked down the home beyond the grave.”
in Dreitarg. Kingdom of EhrenSem.
Carmich- that the humiliation be his."
steep pastures.
, property nn.de the «object of thu suit; lhe al*ov<
path.
“
That
is
generous,
But
suppose
she
aa I love» Prince« Hildcgrade.
Even in midsummer the dawn was
1 named Delendan »;
has set her heart on the crown of Ju-
“Whom were you seeking?” her high
Testing His Scales.
chill in Dreitarg Gretchen blew on ness asked, rather startled by the un
What then?”
Gretchen • lover u Leu, a vinter.
I he prince gendheit.
IN THE NAM
OF THE sfXlE OF
“Thank heaven James has quit call
"In that event the affair is no longer her fingers. The Are began its cheer deniable taauty of this peasant.
regent of Jugendheit tends Hildegarje an otter "f
ing
me
Baby!
”
said
the
woman
w'ho
OREGON,
you
and
eiwh of you ate hcrci ♦
ful crackle, the kettle boiled briskly, and
“1 wau seeking your serene highness. weighs over 200 pounds. "A strange requued to a;., t ,.r aim
mariuaye from Kuig Frederick
The prince,« In our hands, but in God’s.”
the complaint
the
frugal
breakfast
was
under
way.
“Is there no way of changing the
I live at No. 40 the Kruinerweg.
butcher shamed him out of it. It was [ file J agan< you m the above cm. ». i u1» within
was abJucled in infancy and laier reilo.-ej to he
There was dally one cup of coffee,
king’s mind?”
“Krumerweg?” ner highness reach done unconsciously too. That is why
fither, the grand duke.
“Read the letter, count.” said the but neither Gretchen nor her grand ed for tho note and read It. and as she It was so effective. Since I begau to I 10 Jays (torn the ci«/. of ti e ten ce of i .i.
mother
claimed
this
luxury;
it
was
for
read tears gathered in her eyes. “Fol diet 1 have beeu weight'd often. The Summons upon ^ou. l rve/ within .uCounly
Gr et ehm and Leo areto wed after the victiye. ambassador.
the sick woman on the third floor,
low me,” she said. She led Gretchen other day when James was buying or within 20 days if served wij.m any otb«r
Herbeck read tlie letter. It was the
Hans Grunibach of Amenta reachea Dmberg.
What the character of the woman’s to a marble bench and sat down.
work of a rather irresponsible boy.
d b.
liver for the cat he remarked that he County ai the f'iaic o.' O. , a, l » u i
Carmichael Ixxomes fond of Grumbach, wl o
"May I take this to her highness?” illness was Gretchen hadn't an idea,
"Wlint is your name?"
pu!>
cation
then
on
or
b.
io,,
the
L
t
day
of
il
wished there were reliable scales in
admits he was born in Drcitx rg. Hildegrade's asked the chancellor.
“I promise its but then' could be no doubt that she
“Gretchen, highness.”
time specified in ths order for the j.«’ >!\,.hon of
the
neighborhood
to
weigh
Baby
on.
contents wiU not go beyond her eye." was ill, diaspora rely, had the gi x >se
beihrothal u announced.
“Well, Gretchen, sit down."
“Said the butcher. Bring her down this .Summons which time prvsc.;. vJ i
’weeks
girl but known it. Her face was thin
"I will take the risk."
"In your presence,
highness?” here.’
and which laat day of publication will
upon
and
the
lames
were
visible
under
the
Chancellor Herbeck tuipecli Grumbach, who
Herbeck consulted Ids watch. It was
aghast.
“ Thanks,’ said James; ’I will.'
Thursday the 29th duy of «'epteniber 1910, ard
drumlike
skin;
her
hands
were
merely
later tell. Carmichael hu real name u Breunner. half after t:
Her highness did not
"Don’t bother atwut my presence on
“James told me the butcher was ex if you <o fail to appear and answer snid Cor.-
claws. She mystifitsl the girl, for she
He ha« a forged pau[x>rt. King Frederick re
dine till S.
a morning like this. Sit down.”
pecting us, so w e went. He was ready
never
complained,
never
asked
ques-
plain* by said lime i'laiatib j wii. opp’y lo ll.
lust to marry Hildegarde, who is pleated.
This was a command, and Gretchen
“I shall go to her highness tmme-
tions, talked but little, and always obeyed with alacrity. The two sat for us. lie had riggetl up a nice little abov entitled Cour, fcr an order dt-crccinj a
dlately. baron, I shall return the let-
shawl
arrangement
suspendetl
from
ter by messenger, and he will tell you smiled kindly when the pillow was mutely. They were strangely alike. I the hanging scales to put baby in. and Parti<ion of real j roperty; said order being moi«'
freshened.
i
Their eyes nearly matched, their hair, then he was introduced to—me. speci icaily dei,n«xl as the l .iri.in nm;» an • seliin ’
'Tell Iles. They will suspend the the result of the interview.”
“Good morning, frau." said Gretchen. even the shu|>e of their faces. They
"G<
m
1
he
with
you."
said
the
ambas
James hasn't called me Baby since."— sepv ilc ar.d «.part from the remainder of the L nd
catastrophe till we are reedy to meet
“Good morning, liebchen.”
were similarly molded, too, only one New York Times.
It. The marring«» la not to take place sador. preparing to take bis leave, “for I
herein described the one fourth ...* i
of ibr
“1 have brought you a brick this was slender and graceful after the
till spring That will give us plenty of ’ all women are contrary."
Defe
ndjnt,
which
«..id
rrai
p.->
petiv
is
descri.
rd
After the baron was gone the chan morning, for it will lie cold till the sun manner of fashion, while the other
till««* After tl........
his ninjes
Curious Old English Law.
a> follow,:
'
Is
high."
i was slender anil graceful directly from
ty may ta brought to reason. This cellor fMietsl the room with halting
It Is interesting to recall in connec-
Beginning at a point 9‘K)1 West oi tl. - North
"Thank you.”
the hands of nature. The marked dlf I tion with railway accidents that only
marriage must uot fall through now step Then toward the wraith of his
east
corner of Section 36, Twp. 28, South »1
the
deal
table
to
Gretchen
pulled
ferenee
lay.
of
course,
in
their
hands.
Til«» grand duke will not «'art* to be- ' ambition lie waved a hand as if to ex-
a few years back any instrument
coin«' th«' iniigliingstixk of Europ«' | idaiti how futile are the schemes of the side of flic cot. poured out the cof- The princess had never tout'd with which by accident was the immediate Range 15, W est of the Willamette Meiidian in
her Angers except on the piano. Gretch cause of loss of human life became in Coo, County, Oieg.in, and from raid point run
Tli»» prince’s advl<e is for you to go i men He proceeded to tlie apartments fee and buttered the bread.
"1 ought not to drink coffee, but it en had plucked geese and dug vege English law “deodand"—thnt is. be ning thence South 2641, tl.ence Wet 33C1.
about your affairs ns usual. Only one of her highness. Would she toss aside
this crown or would she fight for it? is the only thing that warms me. You tables with hers. They were rough, came forfeit to the crown, to be de thence North 264’, thence E ast 330' tn the pi; .
man must lie taki'n into your conti
have been very patient with me."
hut toil had not robiied them of their voted to pious purposes. This law ap of br-ginnmg, and containing two acres.
dence. and that man is Herlxx-k. If He found her alone.
natural grace.
any one can straighten out Ills end of
Ho saluted her hand rcsjiectfully. “I , “1 am glad to help you.”
plies to locomotives, but in course of
“How was she?" her highness asked. time coroners’ juries, instead of claim Thu Summon, ia published in the Band -n
“And that is why I love you. Now.
the tangle It is he."
have here a letter. I have given my
Recorder, a weekly newspaper published at Ben
“About tho same, highness.”
“Where is the prince?'
ing the forfeit, inflicted a tine. Ill the don. Coos County, Oregon for a peri;xl
word that its contents shall not be re- I have some instructions to give you
.
“Have you wondered why she should year 183s a locomotive on the Liver
“Where'er in' Is he Is working for peated to the duke, your father, If I this morning. Presently I shall tie
consecutive weeks, beginning with the I Sih d..y
write
to
me?"
leaving,
and
there
will
tic
something
th«* Ix'st Interests of the state."
pool and Manchester line which by
let you read it will y< u agree to that?"
“Highness It was natural that I exploding caused the dentil of its cn August 1910. and ending with the 29tl. day -(
•There is the Bavarian princess.” re
“And who has written this letter?” besides crowns."
should." was Gretchen's frank admis giueer and -fireman was fined £20. September, 1910, persuant loan order of pul .-
“You are thinking of leaving?"
marked tho ambassador musingly.
noncommittally.
“Ha! A go«xi thought! But the king
“Yes. When 1 go I shnll not come sion.
"His majesty the king of Jugend-
while the following year another en cation made’by an order of the Hon. John F.
“She took mo in when nobody knew gine on tile same line was tilled £1.400. Hall, County Judge of Coos County Oregon : r d
is romantic. Sh® is older than he and heit," slowly.
back. Under my pillow there is an en
who I was, clothed and fed me and
ugly."
dated the 17th day of Aucu't, I 10.
“A letter from the king!" she cried, velope. You will find tt and keep It."
"You are not telling me everything,” > curious. “Should it not tie brought to
Gretchen, young and healthy, touch ; taught me music so that some day I
C. R Wade
Making Sure.
should not l>c helpless when the battle
ed not this melancholy undercurrent
intuitively
| me on a golden salver?”
“Johnnie!”
Attorney for Plainlili
32-7i
of life began. Ah.” impulsively, “had
“You will promise to take it?”
“I know tt. I am telling you all that
“Yes’m?"
"It is probable that 1 am bringing It
1
my
way
she
would
be
boused
in
the
"Yes. frau."
is nt present necessary."
“Why are you sitting on that boy's
j to you at the end—of a bayonet.” sol-
“Thanks, little gosling. I have an palace, not in the lonely Krumerweg. faceT’"
“You make me the unhappiest man | enmly "If the duke learns it contents
errand for you this morning. It will But my father dot's not know that she
in the kingdom! 1 have worked so 1 the inevitable result will be war.”
“Why. 1"-
Is in Dreiberg. and we dare not tell
take you to the palace.”
hard and long toward this end. When
“Dld I not tell you to always count
A silence fell ujioii them.
'
him.
for
he
still
bi'lieves
that
she
had
“To the palace!" echoed Gretchen.
dl<i th«' king decline this nlliance?"
a hundred before you gave way to pas
“He declines the honor of my hand—
‘ something to do with my abduction.”
“What shall I do?"
“Evidently the moment he heard It. Is that not it?” she finally said.
sion and struck another boy?"
“You will seek her highness and give Then she stopiied. She was strangely
I have his letter Listen:
“Yes’m. and Um doin' it; I’m just
The chancellor assented.
making
this
peasant
her
confidant.
her this note.”
“My Illii.xtrlouR and Industrious Uncle—I
sittin' on his face so he’ll be here
“
Ah!"
with
a
note
of
pride
In
her
regret exceedingly that at this late day 1
“The princess! Will they not laugh What a whim!
wiien I'm done countin’ the hundred."
voice and a flash in her eyes “And I ?”
should enuse you political embarrassment,
Gretchen did not move, She saw
and
turn me out?”
—Houston Post.
but when I gave my consent to the es
“You will tell the duke that you have
"If they try that, demand to see his that her highness was dreaming, and
pousal of any of the various princesses changed your mind," gravely.
she
herself
had
dreams.
at liberty surely It was understood that
Napoleon's English.
“And if I refuse to change my excellency Count von Herbeck and say
Ehronsteln was not to be considered. 1
“Do you like music?”
that you came from No. 40 Krumer
Napoleon I. began to learn English
refuse to marry the daughter of the man
mind ?”
“
Highness.
I
am
always
singing.
”
weg"
who privately strove to cover my father
“I am resiglieli to any and nil
“La. la. la!” sang tlie princess ca- at St. Helena. and there is a letter ex »■
with contumely, who dared impute to him
“And if I cannot get in?"
tant from him which begins: “Since
pri>
iously.
a crime that was any man’s but my fa events.”
“You will have no trouble. Be sure,
slxt week 1 learn the English and 1 do
ther’s. I realise that certain policies called
“War!" Iler face was serious. “And
“
La.
in.
In!
”
sang
Gretchen,
smiling.
though, to give the note to no one but
for this stroke on your part, but It cannot
what has the king to suggest?"
Iler voice was not purer or sweeter; not any progress. Six webk do fourty
her highness."
b'
.My <l<ar uncle, you have dug a fine
“
He
proposes
to
accept
the
humilia
it
was merely stronger, hdving lieen and two days. If might have learn
pit. nrxl I hope j ou will find a safe way
Gretchen decked her beautiful head
flvty word for day I could know it two We carrj a c< mflcte stock of
tion
of
being
rejecteil
by
you."
out of It. 1 refuse to marry the Princess
with a little white cap. watch she accnstomed to the open air.
thousands and two hundred.”
Hildegarde. This Is final. It can be ar
“Wliy. this is a gallon* king! Pouf! wore only on Sunday.? and at the
“
Brava!"
cried
the
princess.
“
Who
ranged without nny discredit to the duke
There
goes
a
crown
ot
thistledown.
”
or to yourself
Lot It be said that her
opera, and braided and berfbboned her taught you to sing?”
of School Books and the
Lucky Dog.
Then she laughed There was nothing hair. Who was this old woman who
“Nolxslv. highness.”
serene highness has thrown me over. 1
“
My
wife
is
excessively
fond
of
her
shan't go to war about it.
hut youth !n tlie laughter—youth and thought nothing of writing a letter to
“What do you do?”
"FREDERICK.
“I am a goose girl. In tho fall and poodle. Actually. I'm begiiining to
gladness
‘Listen to me. I declnre
most complete line of
“Observe 'My illustrious and indus
her serene highness? And who were winter I work at odd times in tho look on it as a sort of a rival to me.”
to
you
that
I
am
happier
at
this
mo
trious uncle?" laughed tlie carter
her uoctttrual visitors? site pondered.
"Say, you’re lucky. I'm only a sort
Black Eagle."
without mirth “Our king, ^you will ment than 1 have been in days. To
of a rival to my wife's poodle."—Kan
Being of a discerning iniiid, she idled
"Tell
mo
nil
about
yourself.
”
se«». has a graceful style.” ne gained marry a man I have never seen, whose atant tile Platz, till after 1>. for it had
,
This was easy for Gretchen: thore sas City Times.
Ills feet. He was young, pleasant of looks, character uud habits are un been told to iter that the great sleep I 1 was so little.
known— why, I have lived in a kind of rather late in the morning. What
■face, hilt a thorough soldier.
Her Excuse.
“Neither mother nor father. Our
"Yon are Lieutenant von linden- horror. 1 am free!” And she uttered should she say to her serene highness? Ilves nre something alike. A handsome
Widow ito dressmaker)—Yon must
iii the city. Our prices arc
stein!" cried tlie ambassador. “I rec- the words as with the breath of spring. What kind of courtesy should she girl like yon must have a sweetheart.” reayjy wait awtiile for payment for
The chancellor’s shoulders drooped a make? At least she would wear no
ognize you now."
the
tnournliig
ureases.
We
are
still
too
Gretckwn blushed. "Yes. highness
trifle more, and his hand closed dow u humble, servile air. for Gretchen was
fliianctnl matters.
‘Thanks, your excellency”'
I am to be married soon, He Is a vlnt- sorrowful I...... ..
right
over the letter.
a bit <>f tt Socialist. Did not Herr ner. I would not trade him for your
"You nre in the royal Household, tho
—
I
“
There
will
be
no
war,"
resumed
her
Goldberg,
whom
the
police
detested
regent's Invisible arm I have heard a
king, highness.” with a spice of bold- I
The R ecorder only $1.50 per year
good «leal about you. I knew your fa- highness. “I know my father. Our —diil lie not say that all men were ness.
wills may clash, but in this Instance equal?
And surely this sweepiug
ther well."
Her highness did not take offense.
statement included women.
Witli a Rather she liked I his frankness, It
"Again, thanks Now. tho regent lias mine shall be the stronger."
“But this is uot the end."
confidence Ixirn of right and Inno was a taste of tlie old days when she
heard certain rumors regarding an
Notice to Contractors.
“You mean that there will be other cence she proceed<*d toward tile east herself could have chosen a vintner
American named (’armichnel. a cotisnl.
c.,o
or side gates of the palace. The sentry and married him with none to say tier
He is often sixii with her highness. kings?”
-A"/:
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
Common
“Yes. there will be other kings, I atn smiled lit her.
nay. She surrendered to impulse.
Rather an <<trnordinnry privilege.”
“I have a letter for her serene high
“Gretchen. 1 do not think I shall C ouncil of the City of Bandon, will upon the
"Rest your mind there, lieutenant sorry. What young girl has not her
With day of September, 1910. at 7.30 p. m., re
marry the king of Jugendheit."
This f'nrnilchael is harmless He can dreaui of romance? But princesses ness." she said.
must
not
have
romances,
Yours,
my
“
Leave
it.
”
ceive
sealed bids for moving the City Hull,
Gretchen grew red with pride.
ta ellnilmiteil nt any time."
“I am under orders to give it to her
“You love some one else, highness?" north of the street line an estimate di lance of 10 Bring your
“This is reassuring Yot* will see the child, must be a political marriage. It
highness herself.”
Her highness did not blush.
feet. Particulars as to specifications can be had
chancellor tonight and show him this Is a harsh decree.”
“You cannot enter the gardens with
"My highness will or will not marry.
“You must not ask questions like from the undersigne *. Bids must be filed with
letter?’
lob Work
ns she pleases.
I n chattel that I out a permit."
that, Gretchen.”
“I will.”
the Recorder not later than 6 o’clock p. m.
Gretchen
remembered.
"Will
you
am
to
be
offered
This was not understandable to
“One word more, and then i’m off.
across this fron send some one to his excellency the Gretchen, but a locket the princess September 30th, 1910.
T'> T he R ecorder
If a butcher or a baker or even a
Council reserves the the tight to reject any and
chancellor and tell him 1 have come wore pleased her eye. Her highness.
tier or that ?’
mountaineer pulls the bell cord and
all
bids.
from
No.
4fi
Krumerweg?"
The chancellor
observing her interest. sllp|x'd the trin
shows this ring admit him without
“Kruinerweg! Thb very name ought ket from her neck and laid it In Gretch
Dated at Bandon, Oregon, this 15th day of
moved uneasily,
fall. He will have vlthl news.”
“Lou will, then, to close any gate. But, girl, are you en’s hand.
September, 1910.
For half an hour lue ambassador re
tell the <luke that I speaking truthfully?"
E. B. KAUSRUD. Recorder.
"Ojx'ii it." she said. "It is a picture 36-l3
mained staring at the candlesticks. He
Gretchen exhibited the note, Ho of my mother, whom I do not recollect
you have changed
wanted no dinner tie rang for bls
your mind, that scratched his chin, perplexed.
having ever seen. I will oiteu it for
hat ami coat, and twenty minutes later
"Ruti-tilong. If they ask me I’ll say you.” Click!
you have recon
he was In the chancellor's cabinet,
sidered?" he per that I didn’t see you." The sentry re-
Gretchen sighed deeply To hnvehad
"You seem out of health, baron.
r
sullied tiis beat.
sisted.
a mother so fair and pretty! She
■
was th«» chancellor's greeting.
Gretchen
stepped
inside
the
gates,
“This evening.
hadn't an idea how her own mother
“I am Indeed that, count. I received
Now. godfather, and tlie real beauty of the gardens had looked. Indeed, taing sensible
a letter today from the prince regent,
you may kiss her
and not given much to conjuring, she
it was sent to him by his majesty,
serene highness was revealed to Iter for the first time-
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hail rarely bothered her head ataut It.
strange
flowers
she
had
never
seen
lie-
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on the forehead."
DptometeriM. Bandon. (Ire.
Still,
as
she
gazed
at
this
portrait
the
count, but I pray to you to «io noth
"This honor to fore. It was all a fairyland. There
sense of her isolation and loneliness
ing hastily.”
me?" The chan were marble urns with hanging vines
drew down upon her. and she in her
and marlile statues.
The chancellor did not open the let- “I SHALL srxn TUE cellor trembled.
turn sought the flowers and saw them
A
hand
grasped
her
rudely
by
the
WHOLE
ROOM
TO
ter; h«» merely btilanc«»d It. HIs nc-
"Even so."
not. After awhile she closed the lock
DANCE in .”
cnstonnsi pallor assumed a grnytsh
He did not arm.
et and returned it.
“
What
are
you
doing
here?
”
thun
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tinge
touch her with his hands, but the kiss
"So you love music?” picking up the
"So his majesty declines?’ he Mid be put on her forehead was a benedic dered the head gardener “Be off with
safer thread.
yon!"
HA*DOM
OREGON
evenly.
tion.
“Ah. yes, highness."
“
How
dare
you
touch
me
like
that?"
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“You may go now." she said, “for I
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amazed ambassador
shall need the whole room to dance in. she cried angrily.
Something in her glance cooled even
“Nothing. I surmise. Tbe honr. 1 am free. If only f*r a little while!"
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the warm blooded Hermann.
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you
live
In
Dreitarg
and
ought
else could they point? 1 was nfrald
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to know."
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and
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