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son alio answered I have uot much
to say about anybody
And nothing about Paul suggest
ed Catrlna
Nothing We were talking about M
de Chauxville
Yes I do not understand M de
ChnuxvJHe He seems to me to be4he
Incarnation of Insincerity He poses
even to himself He Is always watch
ing for the effect I wonder what the
effect of himself upon himself may
be
Maggie laughed
That Is rather complicated she
said It requires wdrklng out I
think he Is deeply Impressed with his
own astuteness If he were simpler
he would be cleyerer
Catrlna was afraid of Claude de
Chauxvllle and because this was so
she stared In wonder at the English
girl who dismissed him from the con
versation and her thoughts with a few
careless words of contempt Such
minds as that of Miss Delafield were
quite outside the field of De Chaux
villes influence while that Frenchman
had considerable power over highly
strung and imaginative natures
Catrlna Lanovitch had begun by tol
erating him had proceeded to make
the serious blunder of permitting him
to be impertinently familiar and was
now exaggerating in her own mind the
hold that he had over her She did
not actually dislike him So few peo
ple had taken the trouble or found the
expediency of endeavoring to sym
pathize with her or understand her na
ture that she was unconsciously drawn
toward this man whom she now fear
ed
In exaggerating the power he exer
cised over herself she somewhat nat
urally exaggerated also his importance
in the world and in the lives of those
around him She had imagined him
all powerful and the first person to
whom she mentioned his name dismiss
ed the subject indifferently Her own
entire sincerity had enabled her to de
tect the insincerity of her ally She
had purposely made mention of the
weak spot which she had discovered in
order that her observation might be
corroborated And this Maggie had
failed to do
With the slightest encouragement
Catrlna would have told her compan
ion all that had passed The sympa
thy between women is so strong that
there is usually only one man who is
safe from discussion In Catrinas
case that one man was not Claude de
Chauxville But Maggie Delafield was
of different material from this im
pressionable impulsive Russian girl
She was essentially British in her ca
pacity for steering a straight personal
course through the shoals and quick
sands of her neighbors affairs as also
in the firm grip she held upon her own
thoughts She was by no means pre
pared to open her mind to the first
comer and in her somewhat slow go
ing English estimate of such matters
Catrina was as yet little more than
the first comer
A score of times Catrina approached
the subject of Paul and with imper
turbable steadfastness Maggie held to
her determination that Paul was not
to be discussed by them She warded
she evaded she ignored with a skill
which baffled the simple Russian She
had a hundred subterfuges a hundred
skillful turns and twists
At last Catrina rose to go Maggie
rose also Women are relentless where
they fight for their own secrets Mag
gie morally turned Catrina out of the
room The two girls stood looking at
each other for a moment They had
nothing in common The language in
which they understood each other best
was the native tongue of -neither Bora
in different countries each of a mixed
race with no one racial strain In com
mon neither creed nor education nor
similarity of thought had aught to
draw them together They looked at
each other and Gods hand touched
them They both loved the same man
They did not hate each other
Have you everything you want
asked Catrina
The question was startling Cate
nas speech was ever abrupt At first
Maggie did not understand
Yes thanks she answered I
am very tired I suppose it is the
snow
Yes said Catrina mechanically it
is the snow
She went toward the door and there
she paused
Does Paul love her she asked ab
ruptly
Maggie made no answer and as was
her habit Catrina replied to her own
question
You know he does not you know
he does not she said
Then she went out without waiting
for an answer closing the door behind
her The closed door heard the reply
It will not matter much said Mag
gie so long as he never finds it out
CHAPTER XXVI
Countess Iianovitch never
quitted her own apartments be
fore midday She had acquired
a Parisian habit of being in
visible until luncheon time The two
girls left the castle of Thors in a sleigh
with one attendant at 10 oclock in or
der to reach the hut selected for lunch
eon by midday Etta did not accom
pany them She had a slight head
ache
At 11 oclock Claude de Chauxville
returned alone on horseback After
the sportsmen had separated each to
gain his prearranged position in the
forest he had tripped over his rifle
seriously injuring the delicate sighting
mechanism He found he told the
servant who opened the door for him
that he had just time to return for
another rifle before the operation of
closing In on the bears was to begin
If madame the princess was vis
ible he went on would the servant tell
her that M de Chauxville was waiting
In the library to assure her that there
was absolutely no danger to be antici
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it would appear was absurdly anxious
about the welfare of her husband an
experienced hunter and a dead shot
Claude de Chauxville then went to
the library where he waited booted
spurred rifle In hand for Etta
After a lapse of five minutes or more
the door was opened and Etta came
leisurely Into the room
Well she inquired indifferently
Do Chauxville bowed He walked
past her and closed the door which she
happened to have left open
Then he returned and stood by the
window leaning gracefully on his
rifle His attitude his hunting suit
his great top boots made rather a
picturesque object of him
Well repeated Etta almost In
solently
It would have been wiser to have
married me said De Chauxville dark
ly
Etta shrugged her shoulders
Because I understand you better I
know you better than your husband
Etta turned and glanced at the clock
Have you come back from the bear
hunt to tell me this or to avoid the
bears she asked
I hold you madame he said I
hold you in my hand You are my
J hold you in my hand
slave despite your brave title my
thing my plaything despite your serv
ants and your great houses and your
husband When I have finished telling
you all that I have to tell you will
understand You will perhaps thank
me for being merciful
Etta laughed defiantly
You are afraid of Paul she cried
You are afraid of Karl Steinmetz
You will presently be afraid of me
I think not said De Chauxville
coolly The two names just mentioned
were certainly not of pleasant import
in his ears but he was not going to
let a woman know that This man
had played dangerous cards before
now He was not at all sure of his
ground He did not know what Et
tas position was in regard to Stein
metz Behind the defiant woman
there lurked the broad shadow of the
man who never defied who knew many
things but was Ignorant of fear
Karl Steinmetz is no friend of
yours he said
Etta did not answer She was think
ing of the conversation she had had
with Steinmetz in Petersburg She
was wondering whether the friendship
he had offered the solid thing as he
called it was not better than the love
of this man
I have information now went on
De Chauxville which would have
made you my wife had I had it soon
er
I think not said the lady insolent
ly She had dealt with such men be
fore Hers was the beauty that ap
pealed to De Chauxville and such as
he It is not the beautiful women
who see the best side of human na
ture
Even now went on the French
man now that I know you I still
love you You are the only woman I
shall ever love
Indeed murmured the lady quite
unmoved
Yes although in a way I despise
you now that I know you
Mon Dieu exclaimed Etta If
you have anything to say please say it
I have no time to probe your mys
teries to discover your parables You
know me well enough perhaps to be
aware that I am not to be frightened
by your cheap charlatanism
I know you well enough retorted
De Chauxville hoarsely to be aware
that it was you who sold the Charity
league papers to Vassili in Paris I
know you well enough madame to be
aware of your present position in re
gard to your husband If I say a
word in the right quarter you would
never leave Russia alive I have mere
ly to say to Catrina Lanovitch that it
was you who banished her father for
your own gain I have merely to hand
your name in to certain of the Charity
league party and even your husband
could not save you
He had gradually approached her
and uttered the last words face to face
his eyes close to hers She held her
head up erect defiant still
So you see madame he said you
belong to me
She smiled
Hand and foot he added But I
am soft hearted
He shrugged his shoulders and turn
ed away
What will you he said looking
out of the window I love you
Nonsense
He turned slowly around
What
Nonsense repeated Etta You
love power You are a bully You love
to please your own vanity by thinking
that you have me in your power I am
not afraid of you
De Chauxville leaned gracefully
against the window He still held his
rifle
Reflect a little he said with a
cold smile It would appear that you
do not quite realize the situation Wo
men rarely realize situations in time
Our friend your husband has many
of- the English idiosyncrasies He has
all the narrow minded notions of honor
which obtain in that country Added
to this I suspect him of possessing a
truly Slavonic Are which he keeps un
der A smoldering Are You know
madame our French proverb
What do you want interruped Et
ta Money
I am not a needy adventurer f
And I am not such a fool M de
Chauxville as to allow myself to be
dragged Into a vulgar intrigue bor
rowed from a French novel to satisfy
your vanity
De Chauxvilles dull eyes suddenly
flashed
I will trouble you to believe
madame he said in a low concentrat
ed voice that such a thought never
entered my head A De Chauxville is
not a commercial traveler If you
please No it may surprise you but
my feeling for you has more good in
it than you would seem capable of In
spiring God only knows how it is
that a bad woman can inspire a good
love
Then what do you want she
asked
In the meantime implicit obedi
ence
What are you going to use me for
I have ends replied Claude de
Chauxville who had regained his usual
half mocking composure that you
will serve But they will be your ends
as well as mine You will profit by
them I will take very good care that
you come to no harm for you are the
ultimate object of all this At the
end of it all I see only you
What if I refuse asked Etta keen
ly aware of the fact that this man
was handicapped by his love for her
Then I will force you to obedience
Etta raised her delicate eyebrows in
solently
Ah
Yes said De Chauxville with sup
pressed anger I will force you to
obey me
The princess looked at him with her
little mocking smile You have a
strange way of proving the truth of
your own statements
What statements
She gave a little laugh Her atti
tude her glance the cunning display
of a perfect figure the laugh the
whole woman was the incarnation of
practiced coquetry She did not ad
mit even to herself that she was afraid
of De Chauxville but she was play
ing her best cards in her best manner
She had never known them fail
Claude de Chauxville was a little
white about the lips His eyelids flick
ered but by an effort he controlled
himself and she did not see the light in
his eyes for which she looked
If you mean he said coldly the
statement that I made to you before
you were married namely that I love
you I am quite content to leave the
proof till the future I know what I
am about madame
He took his watch from his pocket
and consulted it
I must go in five minutes he said
I have a few instructions to give you
to which I must beg your careful at
tention
He looked up meeting Ettas some
what sullen gaze with a smile of tri
umph
It is essential he went on that I
be invited to Osterno I do not want
to stay there long indeed I do not
care to But I must see the place I
dare say you can compass the invita
tion madame
It will be difficult
And therefore worthy of your en
deavor I have the greatest regard for
your diplomatic skill I leave the mat
ter in your hands princess
Etta shrugged her shoulders and
looked past him out of the window De
Chauxville was considering her face
carefully
Another point to be remembered
he went on is your husbands daily
life at Osterno The prince is not
above suspicion The authorities are
watching him He is suspected of
propagating revolutionary ideas amonp
the peasantry I should like you to
find out as much as you can Perhaps
you know already Perhaps he has
told you princess I know that beau
tiful face He has told you Good
Does he take an interest in the peas
ants
Etta did not answer
Kindly give me your attention ma
dame Does the prince take an inter
est in the peasants
Yes
An active interest
Yes
Have you any details
No answered Etta
Then you will watch him and nro
cure those details
Ettas face was defiant and pale
De Chauxville never took his yr
from it
I have undertaken a few small com
missions for an old friend of your M
Yassili whom you obliged onre be
fore he said and the defiance fain
from her eyes
The authorities cannot in these dis
turbed times afford to tolerate prince
of an independent turn of mind Sue
men are apt to make the peasant thin
himself more important than he is 1
dare say madame that you are alread
tired of Russia It might perhaps serve
your ends if this country was made r
little too hot for your husband eh I
see your proud lips quivering princess
It is well to keep the lips under con
trol We who deal in diplomacy know
where to look for such signs Yes I
dare say I can get you out of Russia
forever But you must be obedient
You must reconcile yourself to the
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Receipts of cattle thus far this week
are 47100 last week 55300 last year
47000 Mondays trade for beef steers
was slow and weak all other classes sell
ing steady to strong On Tuesday the
demand for beef steers was again dull
with prices weak to unevenly lower
Cows were steady to ten cents lower
stockers and feeders dull and weak To
day the inquiry for beef steers was brisk
ard values averaged strong to ten cents
higher Cows heifers stockers feed
ers bulls and veals were somewhat
draggy but prices for them remained
practically steady The following tabic
ives prices now ruling
Extra primo cornfed steers 5 15 to 5 t5
Good 4 75 to 5 1
Ordinary 3 Ki to 4 75
Choice cornfed heifers 4 X to t lit
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Choice cornfed cows 3 51 u 4 U
Medium 2 25 to 2 75
Canners 1 50 to 2 25
Choice stags 1 00 to 150
Choice fed bulls 3 25 to 3 75
Good 2 50 to 3 IMJ
Bologna bulls 2 00 to 2 50
Veal calves 5 0U to 6 CO
Good to choice native or western
stockers 3 50 to 4 CO
Fair 3 25 to 3 50
Common 2 50 to 3 25
Good to choice heavy native feeders 3 b to 4 25
Fair 3 50 to 3 75
Good to choice heavy branded
horned feeders 3 25 to 3 50
Fair 3 XI to 3 25
Common 2 75 to 3 CO
Good to choice stock heifers 2 75 to 3 00
Fair 2 25 to 2 50
Good to choice stock calvessteers 3 50 to 4 00
Fair 3 00 to 3 50
Good to choice stock calves heifers 3 00 to 3 50
Fair 2 50 to 3 00
Choice wintered grass steers 3 50 to 4 25
Good 3 25 to 3 50
Fair 3 UJ to 3 25
Choice grass cows 2 75 to 3 00
Good 2 50 to 2 75
Common 2 00 to 2 50
Receipts of hogs thus far this week
are 41200 last week 39200 last year
33000 Mondays market was weak to
five cents lower Tuesday ten cents low
er and today steady with bulk of sales
from S470 to 180 top 485
Receipts of sheep thus far this week
are 25100 last week 13900 last year
1G8C0 Mondays market was weak
Tuesday steady and today mostly ten
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choice wethers 525 to 550 choice
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