THE HYSTEITX
( OF COUNT J
V LXDINOI J
9 fJSK vmism'
f onttHHi.il from t'lri Puye
DiDK to loatba th aitfbt of tbia littU
toad of a waa.
"Well, the ilondbonnd die.1. 1
aay, bat another wu (at upon the
scent. sn4. wbt-o b died, a third, sod
til tbey woo LI but let An.lr alooa.
though tbey could Dot catch tauu.
"Tba. at last, on ut at I wan.
(id of tb tssiy of nieo and patriot
who wer privileged to call theuwlTe
tha friend of Aalr batched a iprj
brilliant plot for the relief of Anln
and for tba getting of biui safely uter
tbe frontier, which ardently a onr
friend dnairrd to K abroad for thagiaid
of bia health and for the advantage of
certain projeru in which ba wm inter
ested bad been h'tberto jnite imxi
bl. owing to the car witb wbirh tbe
authorities bad laid their plana to pre
vent it.
"Tba railway at at ion bristled witb
gendarme and nnuuiforiiied police
piea, in fact and the frontier was
Knarded a thnnicb it were a powder
uagaiine ami some one bad threatened
to put a Match to it.
"Now, tbia waa tbe plan, and J'n
innat liaten very carefully to it, for I
am pledxd to inter yon. and tha
8,oo rubles in my poiaet have been
paid uia for what I am going to tell yon
next.
"lint aa thia part of the tale la an
Terr interesting we will drink a glaaa
vf wine to ateady onr uervee."
"Drink tbe whole bottle and he
banged, only go on I" I raved
"Mood wiuea should never he taken
too fast. " aaid tbe little rascal, delib
erately aipping from hia kI "And
tbia ia good wine claret, do yon rail
it, or bnrgondy T I don't often have the
opportunity of aauipling these eiiien
aiva vintage, and therefore I do nut
claim to be lunch of a judo's. Take a
glass. Yon won't T Well, I aee yoo are
excited to hear what I have to tell yoo.
ao here goea.
"Ona of ns one of them. I ahonld
ay conceived thia idea. Andre, he
knew, they all knew, waa well connect
ed, lie owned to brother who ranked
aa a patrician among the patrician.
Moreover, Andre made it a boast that
he bore more than a strong family like
ofm to hia brother, the great Count
Landrinof.
"Tbia ingeniona person, tha batcher
til tba plot, took tbe tronble to viait
Connt Landrinof at this very (sristo
cratio and palatial establishment in
which I am at thia moment an honored
guest. Ha came ostensibly to ask for a
contribution for some benevolent enter
prise which he mentally evolved for the
occasion, bnt in reality to jndge whether
the brother were really ao much alike
that there waa reasonable expectation
that they might be mistaken one for
tha other.
"Well, be met with extraordinary
ancceas; double nay, treble siiccese.
Yonr father, he fonnd, waa a generous
man, and, pardon me, more than a lit
tle foolish. He antsH-rilied fi rabies to
ward Ivanof'i fund (we will call him
Ivanof for convenience), which 5 ra
bies Ivanof found very useful
"Secondly, Ivanof saw at a glance
that Andre and hia brother were qnite
exceptionally and marvelooaly alike
and might easily he mistaken the one
for the other. That this ia ao none knows
better than yourself, for to thia fact
yon are indebted for tbe pleasure of
Andre'i presence ntider yonr naif."
"(Jo on!" 1 aaid. Even now I could
not for tbe life of me foresee what was
coming.
"Thirdly. Ivanof. while waiting in
tbe great hall down stairs a splendid
hall, by the way; but is it not cold in
winter 1 A apace of that site would, 1
abonld say"
"toonl" I cried, stamping my foot
I could have twisted the little rascal's
bead off but for tbe frenxied desire I
Dow felt to hear the end of hia tale.
"Well, thirdly, then. Ivanof bad tba
pleasure of seeing another gentleman
beside t ha con nt, an Englishman named
Herbert, or llnlbert. ami of hearing the
end of your father'! conversation with
bini. which fell in marvelonsly well
with Ivanof'a plan. The two gentle
men were, in fact, arranging for a
shooting party at a place called Erinof
ka, and fixed npon the day and hours
for tbsir aport in Ivanof'a presence
Then onr friend laid his plana, which
were made very easy for bitu by his
viait to the count and what b bad
learned there.
"Do yon follow me now t Have yon
mastered the plot of my tale t Need 1
go oof"
CHAPTER XXIII.
ABOVCTIO tT THR IIH-NT.
"I think I b-gin to understand the
detestable plot a little," I raid. "My
father fell. I suppose, into the hands of
the precious villains who are yonr ac
complices. What have they done with
hunt For by all that's aure"
"Not ao fartt I am no accomplice, so
far aa yon can prove, May not a man
discover a plot without being act down
at once as an accomplice T I am coming
to yonr father' fate."
"For." I repeated, springing to my
feet and seizing the little rascal by the
ahonlders and shaking biui a a cat
would a mouse, "see here, yoo vile lit
tie wretch, if yon dure to tell me that
these people have injured a hair of my
father's bead I swear to yon that no
promise or anything else shall save yon
and yonr aUmiinable friends I I"
"1X Is a reasonable creature and al
low lue to finish my story." said my
companion, tv idling himself ont of my
clntcbee. "1 did not say yonr father
waa injured, did It If he waa Injnred.
it wa not, at any rate, by onr people
Will yon allow ms to go on in peace or
nott I will not be hustled; remember
thai Yon are stronger than I, bnt I
have a will which is per h is more
than eona! to your own Yon cannot
eoinpel me to speak. There i mm h
more to tell, bnt I will not tell it nnl.-s
yon promise to behave lue a gentle
man. "
"tJoon. then." I said, "but if I find
yoo bare lied, and yonr friend have
done father any injury, heaven help
yoo. for I think I should kill yoo I"
"Bah I I am not afraid- Yon are n.-t
tbe kind to kill a fellow creature, esp
cial' a who is trying bia beet to do
job very great service. Decide. I
migh t b ao easily killed Killing
ii a Ka n of which it la necessary to
understand the element There ia sci
ence In it Maybe I bava thought over
anch matte move th yoo have, and
tMHlesstaod mew thoroughly tba trick
f ah Hade. "
Yon are welcome to yonr knowl
edge." I said. "Forall I know yoo may
be a mnrderer already, bnt it i certain
that I will thrash yo) withia aa it h
vf yoar life ia certain events. Therefor
t caraf nl kow teil yonr atory. "
Bab !" aaid tha (indent, who aaanr-
sdly wa no coward, tboagh be wa tbe
Bit conceited and detestable little ras
cal. I shoold say, that aver breathed
Uodsair. "Dab! I ball tell tbe tale
a I thick lent If yoo do not lika my
manner of telling it. that i yonr uiia
furtoDe. bnt ct my fault Well. then.
Ivaoof rlan wa thia' Arrangruirna
wer load to sells your father al
Erinofka, on the moor or at tbe klge
or wherever it should prove to be uo t
'lUihl
J'ou art nut thr kind to kill a fet-
Iftc creature.
practicable. From there he should be
brought by road to tbe house of it
doe not matter wlnw house and there
he should lie abut up. Then aome one,
on if the circle of friends, ahonld go
with a tale to the police announcing
that by means of accidentally overhear
ing a conversation he had become awar
of the hiding place of one nim whom
he believed the police desired to lay their
hand. The police won Id then aend and
arrest yonr father, believing bim to be
Andre, and Andre himself would quiet
ly depart for England, dressed en grand
cigntur. and. batx, there' the end I"
"I see," I gaatd "And did this all
bapen, then, aa arranged? Father was
raptured, aa 1 believe, at Eriuofka.
What happened then? Tell me tbe
truth. "
"Why ahonld I lie? The count waa
hronght to tSt. Petersburg by road, aa
pur programme lie wa dressed in a
suit of Andre' clothe and looked. I
am told, marvelonsly like Andre in
deed the police had no doubt whatever
that he waa that very individual They
hagged him neatly, and 1 have no doubt
that they are still firmly nnder tbe im
pression that they have in their clntchea
somewhere Andre, or Kornilof, aa they
call hiai, and no other.
"A for the real Andre, yoo know al)
about ii doings. He went to Loudon
like a milord, and like a milord he re
turned He fell on hia feet and (till
standa npright Who know it better
than yourself 7"
"Stop, yon infernal little racall" 1
cried, stamping my foot witb rage
"What of my father? 1 have heard
niongh of your detestable Andre. Tell
me of my father Where ia he? What
have they done with him?"
"Ah. yon mn.it ask tbe police that
inestion, said the student 'Trobably
he is at Sakhalin or in that choice
neighhorlKsxl He waa taken ont of onr
out of Andre'a friends' hands, yon
see I cannot Iw anppoaed to be in the
confidence ot the third section, which
ia the section of police epiea Can I
now? lie reasonable!"
"I suppose not." I grraned. "Put.
great heavens, what are we to do? How
are we to get at tbe authorities? Will
tbey believe nai"
"Ah. that is a very delicate qnestlonl
I should say they will not. but it is
worth trying. "
"What will Andre' attitude be.
supposing we go to the police and ex
plain that, thongh passing as the count
my father, thia man ia not my father
hut an impostor?"
"My dear sir. do I know the mind .of
Andre? Thcngh acquainted with him,
a yon are aware. I cannot therefore
tatewhat he would do under any given
circumstance Hut 1 will say tins
that probably onr good friend has not
neglected to prepare himself for inch
an emergency He must know that at
any time yon might for reasona of yonr
own disown hiiu and declare that,
thongh ron have pretended that he is
Count I-sndriiiof. he is in effect nothing
of the kind, bnt Mr Kornilof. the
escaped convirt He will probably say
that yon are mad. and that yonr m.)tb
er. the conntesa. is no less, cr that the
comitese has reasona for cherishing ani
ui'-oty against him. and that yoo are
with her being a mother child to
rid lor in this crnde way of a hnaoaud
of whom she has grown tired. "
"Such a ridiculous cock and bnll
story wculd never take in the police I'
I cried scornfully
"My dear air.' said the student
blandly, "yon are forgetting one tiling
and that iathat the police will lie prejn
diced in favor of Mr. Andre, or rather
of the count, aa they suppose hi in "
"Why?" I said angrily "Yon are
talking nonsense, my friend.'
"Nonsense or wisdom, it is neverthe
less trne See here, now The police
have committed one of the stnpidest
blunders that ever effete ofncialdom
erformed, and that is saying much
They have sent the wrong man to Si
beria and left a datigerona revolution-!
at large lo yon snppone, as a reason
able, reasoning creature, that they will
he an very ready to admit their error at
your bidding and on ao flimsy a story
as thia yon will bring them in support
of your assertion? They will laugh in
your face and say that yon are a mad
schoolboy and hail better go back to
yonr English school or to the English
asylum yon have escaped from Even
if they believe yonr tale whicb. of
conrse. they may do. thongh tbey will
pretend they do not they will atill
laugh in yonr face and refuse to move
in the matter "
"Do yoo eerionaly mean that they
will refuse to set right this fearful
blunder that they themaelvea have com
mittodt" I said "Yon are aaying all
this, a Andre friend, in tba hope that
I will allow matter to remain a they
are Yon wish to screen Andre, and my
father fate i noth'-n.to yoo Bnt do
not make that mistake, my friend I
hall move heaven and arth I shall
spend thousands of pound I shall nev
er rest nuht and day nntil I bava com
pelled the authorities to redeem tbeir
sinful blunder '
"My dear ir. yoo ravel" aaid tha
undent coolly "Yonr father a fata ia.
of coarse, of little interest to me. ex
cepting in so far a out of compliment
to yourself I should like to see so po
lite a friend ss yoo have proved your
self gratified hint neither is Andre's
fate of any interest to me To me it is
nothing whether be lives in thia palace
or in Sakhalin I have no personal af
reel. on for bim
To pro. that I do Dot
wnn to screen nim. I Invite yoo to go
as soon as yon please to the nearest
prisuf of police, tell bun ths whole
t.iry and see what he will say Yoo
will Dot, of conrsn mention m. or give
aa? hist of oijv txuteucm or. indeed.
4iP- &
I apeak of tba detail of your father'
! captor, and o on Tell tbetn (imply
that their recattor of Kornilof cn such
and anch a day was a blonder, that they
toik thia wrong uan and tbat the rint
tuaa ia at tlii moment ia jucr boD
bM what the prutaf will say Hsw.il
laugh in yonr face."
"And if h doe, if Urn and his upe
nds r-fuxi to set the tuibg ribt. am I
to concur tamely in tbeir decision? Not
I. my fri nd. I will go to th czar biiu
elf. Lut I will see justic don to uiy
dear futber!"
"There will be no Deed to go to tbe
cxar. " laughed the student "Oo to a
lewr man. tbongb perhaps a worthy
a one. Go or rather come buik to
me. I aball bar something to propow.
only there must be anolber arrangeiut it
in tbi event and another check I
CHAPTER XXIV.
Tn OH NT KXIIJt VI HIHERIA.
"Do yon mean." 1 said, "that yon
will be able to provide evidence that
this man Andre ia tbe o nvict Kornilof
dd not my father?"
"Perbai." said the student, smiling
tonceitedly.
"It ia ridicnlon." I cried botly. "to
mppuae that tbe police will refuse to
accept tha evidence of a man own
wife and child and will believe yonr
(or the asking."
"It may be ridiculous, bnt the police
never admit a blunder if they can make
any on else anftVr for it instead of
themselves. As for my part in the busi
ness, yoo forget that I pses informa
tion of varions kinds witb regard to
Andre, which might bensefnl and even
important to them and might throw a
light ?7 tbi matter. "
"I aee." I said "But I (hall be both
surprised and disgnsted if it prove to
ts aa yon aay, and tbe authorities re
fuse to believe onr evidence. I shall
leave yen now and consult my friend
I believe your atory a to father' cap
ture; so yoo may consider yonr check
safe At tbe same time yoo are to re
main where yoo are nntil other mat
ter are settled. Yoo have no objection
to continue aa my guest ?"
"So king a my safety ia guaranteed
I shall be charmed to remain," said the
student. "Doea Andre enjoy the rnn
of the house? He innst not see me or
knew tbat I am here. Ha would ui or
der me. and your cause would be
mined."
"He shall not come here or know of
yonr presence. I shall aee tbat only
trusted person are aware that I have a
an acquaintance staying in tbe
bouse. "
"Good! See that tbe same wine is
served to me, like the generous host
yon are, nd plenty of it!'' He shouted
tbe last word at me a I left the room
"I shall have yoo watched, my tine
fellow," I aid to myself a I hurried
away to confide my great new to Percy
and Borofsky, "for yoo are a pearl of
great price." And I may aay in tbi
place tbat from tbi time nntil well
nntil certain thing bad happened,
either Percy or Borofsky or I waa con
stantly oa doty in the passage outside
the student room, both to aee tbat b
did not attempt to escape and to guard
againat surprise from without. Andra
being a kind of bugbear that ona must
inspect and fear all times.
I fonnd Borofsky and Percy playing
billiards
"Well?" cried the latter. "What
luck?" Both be and Borofsky laid down
their cues and waited for me to speak
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