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should | not have sought ((
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killed him at my Idea am e and It It lire
■ ml without nek «r r*|>r*inrh from
any?”
Kir John was etfg'heii thoughtful
Here waa logic hard and clear aa Ic*
and (he knight of Arwenark waa no
(mil Hut whllat he stood frownln*
and perfurxed at the end of thal long
tirade. It wan Roaatnund who gave
Kir Oliver hi* answer
■'You ran no risk of reproach from
any, do you say?”
lie turn* I iiul whs ah,ntied lie
knew th* thought that waa running
In her mind.
•'You mean,’’ he said slowly, gently,
hla accents charged with reproachful
Incredulity, "that I am at) base and
false that ! could In thia fashion do
what I dared not for your sake do
openly? ‘T la what you mean Roaa
tnund! I burn with ahaine for you
thal you can think such thoughts of
fine whom . . . whom you professed
to love.”
Her coldness fell from her. T'nderi
the lash of his bitter, half scornful
accents, her anger mounted, whelm-1
Ing for a moment even her anguish
in her brother s death
“You false deceiver!” she cried.
’There are those who heard you vow
hla death. Your very words have
been reported to me. And from where
he lay they found a trail of blood
upon the snow- that ran to your own
door. Will you still He?”
They saw the color leave his face.
They saw hls arms drop limply to
hla sides, and his eyes dilate with ob
vious sudden fear.
”A ... a trail of blood?” he faltered
stupidly.
"Aye. answer that"’ cut In Sir
John, fetched suddenly from out his
doubts by that reminder.
Sir Oliver turned upon Killigrew
again. The knight's words restored
to him the courage of which Rosa
mund's had bereft him. With a man
he could fight: with a man there was
no need to mince his words
"I cann d answer :t.” he ^ald, but
very firmly, in a tone that brushed
aside all implications. “If you say it
was so. so it must have been. Yet
when all is said, what does it prove?
Does it set it beyond doubt that it
was I w ho killed him? Does it justly
the woman who loved me to believe
me a murderer and something
worse?" He paused, and looked at
her again, a world of reproach in
his glance. Fhe had sunk to a chair,
and rocked there, her fingers locking
and interlocking, her face a mask
of pain unutterable.
"Can you suggest what e'«e It
proves, sir?" quoth Sir John, and
there was doubt in his voice.
Sir Oliver caught the note of it,
and a sob broke from him.
"O God of pity:" he cried out
"There is doubt in your voice, and
there is none in hers. You were my
enemy once, and have since been in
a mistrustful truce with mf. yet you
can doubt that I did this thing. But
she . . . she who loved me has no
room for any doubt: '
"Sir Oliver." she answered him,
"the thing you have done has broken
quite my heart. Yet knowing all the
taunts by which you were twought
to such a deed I could have forgiven
it. I think, even though I could no
longer be your wife; 1 could have
forgiven it. I say. but for ihe base
ness of your present denial."
He looked at her. white faced an In
stant. then turned on his heel and
made for the door. There he paused.
"Your meaning Is quite plain." said
he. "Is it your wish that I shell
take my trial for this deed." He
laughed "Who will accuse me to the
justh-es’ Will you. Sir John?"
"If Mistress Rosamund so deelres
me," replied the knight.
"Ha' Be it so. But do not think
I am the man to suffer myself to be
sent to the gallows upon such paltry
evidence as satisfies that lady. If
any accuser cornea to bleat of a trail
of blood reaching to my door, and
of certain words I spoke yesterday
in anger. I will take my trial—but It
shall be trial by battle upon the body
of my accuser. That is my right,
and 1 will have every ounce of it.
Do vou doubt how God will pro
nounce? I call upon him solemnly
to pronounce between me and such
an one. If I am guilty of this thine
may Ha wither my arm when I enter
the lists.”
"Myself I will accuse you.” came
Rosamund's dull voice. "And if you
win. you may claim your rights
against me. and butcher me as you
butchered him."
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net *>f th*nt If ah* had wroitfM
him. h» had wronged h*r yat mot*.
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folwnotta thing* th*t wer* mid cl
him by hl» *n»tnl*g—*nd hi* *rro
gam e had mad* him not • few iha
had disregarded all b*c*u»* ah* loved
him; h*r relation* with h*r lirother
had harnma *trmned on that *<xsount,
|yat now, all thl* returned to crush
her; repentance played Ita |*art in her
cruel lellef that It «»■ by hie hand
peter Oodolphin had fallen It mutt
almost seem to her that In a *en»
ahe had teen a party to hi# murder by
the h*nd*trong couree to which *he
ha/1 kept In loving the man h»r
brother hated.
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Clful ;ri judging bgr. |She had batn
more than human If *he had not felt
a* he nowT aaw that she must feel,
and since reaction* are to be meas
ured by the mental exaltation* from
which they spring, *o was it b..t t. '
,1 tl.it mm she ♦ist h-*t*
I fiercely whom she had loved well nigu
as fiercely.
It was a heavy cross to beat Tet
for Lionel's sake he must bear It
with what fortitude he could L.cr. •w
must not be sacrificed to hi* egoist
for a deed that In Lionel he could
not account other than justified. He
was base indeed did he bo much as
contemplate such a way of escape
of that.
(To Be Continued Tomorrow.)
New York
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By O. «. MTNTYRE.
New York, April 14.—A page from
a diary of a modern Samuel Pepys'.
t'p and to a theatrical producer's of
fice where, for the Lord knows why,
r articled \o write a play to be pro
duced next September and I can think
of nothing connoting such a perfect
failure.
Back to my lodgings for breakfast
and sat awhile with my wife and
talked of the days she wore pigtails
and spring-heel shoes and of ray
moon-calf love when I threatened to
swallow a poison if I could not carry
her books from school.
So to luncheon with William John
ston, the tayle writer, and to his
whist club but tarried briefly, all
s rts of card games boring me beyond
ail else. News this day of the fine
new boy baby at Ray Long's home
and he as proud a« a coxcombe.
In the evening Tommie Thompson
and Mistress Esch, newly come from
Japan, to dinner and fine vittles. If I_^
do make so bold to say. and all very
merry with this, that and the other.
tk> to bed. —
There is always fascination In
Fourteenth street's penny arcade dis
trict. It is the last atand of the
peep-shows that used to thrill sea
soned theatergoers who now yawn
through the first act and leave at the
end of the second. There are scores
of penny arcades In the five blocks
east of Broadway. The men are in
rather frayed clothes and the girls at
tempt the gaudy display of their sis
ters to the northward. The music
bexe* play the new tunes instead of
"The Good Old Summer Time" as
they once did. There are still a
handful of salted peanuts for a
penny. The mechanical witch that
drops the fortune card. The tum-tlie
crank peep shows revealing "The
Morning Bath" and ‘The Girls and
the Burglar.” The spieler is there
to tell of the dime museum wonders
beyond—the bearded lady, the glass
eater, the rubber skin man and the
midget queen.
Liquor smuggling is dangerous in
more ways than one. A visitor to one
r-f Now York's big hotels broMfrtlt sev
eral quarts of, w Canada in
hot water ins. He invited some
cronies in to celebrate. Some sort of
chemK al contact with the rubber pro
duced a poison that made all 111. He
sent f*r a bellboy to empty the stuff.
The lad was an embryo bootlegger,
and. smelling the odor of whisky,
bottled it and peddled It to other pa
trons. Twelve other guests were
made ill and so far It has cost the
hotel about $*.W0 In hushing up
matters.
It takes a brave man to withstand
ihs envisaging smiles of amueenjer:
that greet his gamble with a penny
for a candy tid bit -n the subway slot
machines. Several limes I have
watched full grown gwen approach a
machine with a penny clutched in
their hands. They always look about
to see who Is watching and If there
are any watchers they turn away
sheepishly.
Hast Africa, through a Broadway
play, has given a new name to the
Broadway gold digger. It is known
as "Mamapalava." The siren down
in the lonely veldt Is called by that
term. It is a hybrid word of curious
mixture—a combination of "mama"
.md "palaver" meaning a lot of baby
talk. The sensuous enchantress In a
drama is called a "mamsplsva."
Broadway took It up and now it 1*
the term almost exclusively bestowed
upon those who "dig "
New York is s city of walkers Most
of the population st heart Is country
fooled, but they must confine them
strolls to pavements There sre some
walking clubs In the city and the
members of each devote an hour or so
a day to walking.
ceemsht t*?».
1‘Mear-Ohl Hamht Saved
l»v Police From I inching
Wichita, Ksn.. April 1J -Jim Mar
in V.; i ear old bandit, was »a' 1
j from lynching here by the timely ar
I tlval of a s-inad of police at a neigh
.1 gi-very store where Martin
^.iad wouudtd two paraoujg ^
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