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The
daredevil
3f;
By
Author of 'The Mcltiof
of Molly"
CopyriKht. 1911!. by lh fUitly
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Continued from last week
SYNOPSIS
Roberto, an orphan, half Fronch, half
American, aturllins tor America to stay
with an uncle, meett Count da LaaKllea
crosakw to secure mulca (or Franca.
"I U'llev? t'.ie tiuullt.v wtileb will tie
ttost !e.iilreil of t!ie women of the era
tv hi.ii ! u.!Le Is Is inuraj'e a!:d then
mor' I'oumse. moinieur." I made nu
sw-cr t- liiai ns If I tuid been discus
in-- s itu" question with him In my fa
thor's tsmoklns room at the Chateau do
Cre::. ns I often came In to do with
:v f.itiKr and hl friends after the
'.entli of my mother when the evenings
se:'rt:(U too Ions al'me. They had
;i:i'd that 1 so came at times, and
the oM Count do Brcaux ouce had re-uiBi-keJ
th.tt feiiiinlno jnj;'athy vai
... ( x w'uh whUh men made ao',12
tQelr muds Into a uuanUnous purpose.
He bai been speaking of that war a
few weeks after Lou value, and I bad
risen ani had stood very tall and very
hanfjlity before him and ny father.
"The women of France i.re to come
after this camn?e to mold a nation
fr. in what romalus to them, mon
sieur." I hu.i sn'd to lilm as 1 looked
stiiiis'it Into his face. "Is not thp
coura.-'e of women a war supply upon
which to rely?"
"What are the young women smh
women as she eowi to do In the years
that come after i!il dc-hue, Ilenrl of
America?" he had tunde a muttering
questiou to my father as his old eyes
smoldered over me in the firelight.
Frou th? memory of the smoking
room at the Chateau d;? Civz my mind
suddenly returned to the rail of the
ship and the Frenchman beside me.
who was looking Into my face with
the same klixily question ns to my fu
ture that h:-d been In the eyes of my
old rolfuther nod wlilr-b had stirred
my father's heart to Its American
depths and made him send me back
to his own country.
"Ah. yes. that courage Is a good
weapon wlih which to adventure In
this America of the grizzled bear,
mademoiselle." I found the strange
man saying to me. with a nice amuse
ment as well as Interest.
"My father had shot seven grizzlies
before his twenty-first birthday. We
have the altlna. four of them, n the
great hall of the Chateau de G res or
-or we did have them before bo
fore" My voice faltered, and I could
not continue speaking for the teara
that rose In my throat and eyes.
Quickly the man at my aide turned
his broad shoulders that he should
shield me from the laughing and cx- i
claiming groups of people upon the
deck near us.
"Pefore Ypres, mademoiselle?" be
asked, with tears also In the depths of
his voice.
"Yes." I nnswered. "And I am now
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Kohi ; Into the gre.it AmeiUn wllh iu
crippled bryllier mid tih uur e a'oae
It is tlw land of my faiher, and I have
bit eo:irn;:e. 1 must liuve aN.i that of
a Fi-euehwoiiiau. I have It. monsieur."
And as I sp.'ke I drew myself to my
full, round shouldered height, which
was almost r.ipial to that of the man
beside u.e
"Mademoiselle. 1 salute the courage
born of an American vlm fought be
fore the guns of the Murne and of a
Frenchwoman wii sent him there!"
And as be iqioke thus he removed from
his bond bis silk deck cap and held It
at his shoulder in a way that I knew
was a ealute from a French officer to
the memory of a brother. "And also
may I be permitted to present myself,
as It Is a sad necessity that you travel
without one from whom I might re
quest the Introduction ?" be asked of
me with a beautiful reverence.
After a aearvb In his pocket fr a
few seeondi. he at last discovered a
case of leather and presented to me a
card. As be handed It to me his color
rose up under his black eyes, and grave
trouble looked from between their lonx
Mack lashes. I glanced down-at tin'
card and read: "Cupltalne le Coin t
Annond de Lassol'es. Paris, Frnixe
Forty-fouith Cbasst-ur de t Hepob
Itque Fruncalse."
"M. le Count. I know-l know wiiv
it Is that you gu to America!" I mad
exclamation ns I clasped to my breast
my hatid-j. mid my eyes slmue with ex
clteiiieut. "I have read It In Lc Mnllu
just the day before yesterday. You go
to buy grain against the winter of
starvation In the republique. No man
Is so great r. financier as you and o
brave a soldier, with your wound not
healed from the trenches In the Vosgea.
Monsieur, 1 dulute you!" And I bent
my head and held out my hand to him.
"We're to expert nimble wits ns well
as courage of you young shall 1 say
American women?" he laughed as he
bent over my hand. "Now shall I not
be led for Introduction to the small
brother ami the old nurse?" ho asked,
with much friendly Interest In his kind
eyes.
It was a very wonderful thing to ob
serve the wee Pierre listen to the nar
ration of rupltaln?. t'le Count do I.ns
sidles, concerning the act Ions of a small
boy who bail run out of a night of
ibot and shell Into the heart of his
regiment aud who bad now lived five
mouths In the trenches with them
Pierre's small face Is all of France,
and In his heart under his bent chest
burns a soul all of France. It Is ns If
In her death, at his birth, my beauti
ful mother had stamped her race upon
him wllh the greater emphasis.
"Is It that the small Caslou Is .1
daredevil iike Is my Itoh'" he ques
tioned as we all made n laughter at
the story of the Count de I.asselles
concerning the sortie of the small Idol
from the trendies In the dead of ono
peaceful nlht V return with a very
wide thick flannel shirt of one of the
enemy, which he had caught hanging
upon a temiiorary laundry line back
of the German trenches.
"And your medal of honor, M. Cop!
talne? Is It permitted that I lay for
a little moment just one linger upon
it?" Pierre asked of him as the great
soldier stood tall above the steamer
chair.
Nannette sobbed Into her lace, and
I turned my head away as the tall
man bent and laid the, frail little
hand against his der-orntlon, which be
wore almost entirely hidden under the
pocket of his tweed Norfolk of Eng
lish manufacture. Only French eyes
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