Pittsville High School - Ho Ang Ho Yearbook (Pittsville, WI)

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'Y' o d u because as y u see I am not entirely vold o t sth tly human tendency to want apprecl Hon for some noble thing done But B I am growing old and garrulous' Why s uld I want appreclatlon when ev ery one ln Paris hates my name' Ah am bltlontls deadlv it shrlvels the soul and hardens the heart he stated fiercely as defylng the young man to contradlct hlm I am about to send you upon a mls sion that to be exadt w1ll take about three nmnths tb accomplish he continued You are to carry asletter to the Marquis Quen tln lh the northern sectxon of Louvre It IS dangerous as you probably know so I am giyi you your choice as to what you wlll d ou may have some tlme to conslder the other proposition I made you lf you wish' Sarcasm was in the mans volce Monsleur for the glory of France and the furtherance of our cause I will do anythlng ID my power Lnconsclously Darnott stralghtened and a note of de termination rang ln hls voxce The dusk hid the llght gleam ot ap There ls no need tor melodrama at thls time' he answered The fate ot France IS hanging in the balance If that letter IS delivered safely our cause is won lf not He shrugged slgnificantly do my es answered D arnott quletly The man at the desk rose In hls hand was a small sealed paper This IS the letter You are to dellver It to the Marquis at Roarne There is to be no reply You may use your own dlscre tion if you are questioned I believe that is sufficient' He stopped and Darnott took the paper and dlsposed of it m an inner pocket of his coat Then he turned and grasped the hand of the Controller There was no word between them but long after Dar nott s recedlng footsteps had dled away m the passageway the Tiger at s desk oblxvtous of hrs surroundlngs untll the candle burned lower and lower and suddenly went out leavlng the room ln dense darkness The slantmg sun found Lance Dar nott miles on his way The dav was hot the hlghway dusty and the rlder of the black horse was tlred The journey was a long one and full of danger Twice he had been stopped by soldlers who grudglngly released hlm when he explained that he was ridlng for Danton There was much dlssenslon among even the foot soldlers and some of the leaders were openly con temptuous of the existing government ln Parls D arnott thoughtfully considered the prlce whlch would be pald II Danton s re glme fell He was not certain os to what he would do Perhaps to England Suddenly he halted his horse and slid stlfflv from Its back Near the road bubb ed a tlny sprang from among the mossy rocks It was toward this that he bent his steps The spot was cool beneath the shadow of a giant tree With no thought of danger he stooped to drmk The startl ed whmnev of hls horse caused hlm to half raise his head As he did so a palr of pow erful arms seized hlm He struggled furi ously to regain hrs feet but his antagonist was strong and huge a dead weight upon hlm Darnott with a desperate wrench succeeded in turning a bit when a crushing blow blotted out hls fleeting glimpse of a bearded face The great dusty road whlch stretch ed Itself mlle after mile from the citv ot Louvre to Parls and onward was calm and sllent under the stars From the border mg meadows came the drowsy lowmg of cattle and as lt' from a great distance the tmkle of a sheep bell All this beauty pastoral and fragrant was calm and soothlng to the dlstraught heart ot Mercedes Quentin although the sound ot the carriage wheels under the swlftly moving coach seemed llke wings bearlng her toward a llfe of misery and home How sweet that word had sound ed a year ago Now it held only a blt ot mockery The thought of being among the old scenes ot her childhood was re freshmg but other vislons kept crowding all dreams of enjoyment out of her mmd Fhree weeks and the Lord Chester She shuddered ylslbly and pressed her head wlth a furtxve glance at her father ln the opposite corner of the carrlage pparently had not seen and appeared to be m sxlent thought If he only would lhe sudden command of the driver above them aroused her from moody contempla tlon of the passing landscape The car nage came to a swift halt and the Marquls leaned hom the wmdow to speak with the coachmsn Mercedes could see the man outslde his cap in hand and caught his low spoken word about the body of a man m the ditch She leaned forward w 1th wide eyes We want nothmg to do wlth any drunken lout' sand her father Oh do see who lt lS at any rate Fance' cried Mercedes The man looked askance tor a moment at the Nlarquis who ordered hlm lmpa tlently to do so in a hurry as he was in haste to be on the way The coachman crossed the side ot the 3 42 S' L 3 2' 5. 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I I 1 1 I I 1 RETRIBUTIO ' It 11 as late tn the 1ear 110 P O1 el the IX ot Parts a ltght n11st 11as tal III 'lnete was SOI'l1QIhlIIg onttnous 111 tl1e at tnosphere as well Fot men those 11ho wete not soldtets talked 18.1111011811 a11d ca1etu111 a1o1ded tl1e Hussats who stood at each cor11er No n1a11 k11ew what the morrow mtght bflllg torth Women with tettor 111 the1t l1ea1ts a11d hated bteath ptessecl then chtldten to tl1e11 lneasts attd wattcd I11 tl1e ofhce ot Danton conlrollet ot the c1t1 the gloom ot wantng eventng l1acl settled llke a pall over tl1e mahoga111 desk 11l1ere Louls XXI had stgnecl hls tmpertal 11ame on many a document The Ttget ot Patts sat 111 the gluttentng ltght ot a tal Io11 ca11dle a11d wrote steadllv tl1e sctatch Illg ot IIIS pen the 01113 audtble sound DdIlI0ll was a shott spate n1an ot pow ertul ttame Hts spatse 11111 l1a11 was almost g1a1 Ill the fIlCk6llllg Ilght ot tl1e candle IIIS deeply lmed tace was 1ery stern Ftnally w1tl1 a nervous httch ot hts chatr he ceased Wrlllflg a11d gazed thtough tl1e wlndow' IIIIO tl1e semt dusk A sltght 8111118 whlch mlght lldW8 been t1ke11 tot a 511681 tw tsted hts ltps as he saw the French Ill color drooptng torlotnly tro111 tl1e root ot a dlstant butldlng He turt1ed wlth a l1a1t stteet sttll up on l11s Itps a11d barked ldl0ll'slY Guard Guard' Ill all tnstant a soldtet ca1b111e 111 l11s hand appeared lnstde the closed doot Is there any wotd trom DIIIHQTIOIIXQ asked Danton Ixone l1as been 1ec etved str' It there IS any word tepott to me tmmedlatelv' That IS all VV1th a SXKIII salute the soldlet was gone as SIIQIIIIX as he had come Quddenly the door opened a trlfle to a.ln111 a cloaked ttgute VI tthout dt-'lglllllg to salute tl1e ma11 walked t Dantons cteslc wtth all ass111ed 111a1111er a11cl ldV1l1g a lettet upon tt n111tn1ured From D11 IIIGIIOIIW at last' crtecl Dan on eagzt v attng he 'seal s .cc c 1 sc tnnecl tl1e 1108811 1111tte11 page B1 l1ea1e11 Ulll plans shall not tall he c nd stttktng tl1e desk wllll the Hat ot IIN ll c tt cown . 111 111 o thc 1111 ssc ll 'et ance atnot Nllll tug 1.1111 1 IIIIHPII hts damp Latntents and sank Illctl a dll Hts breath 118 Ill shc t Las s llll cxettton and hts t111e tvxlured Ills Xtdli llllbi tc cc s g IS ttngcts catessrd ewelc cl l11lt ot 1 1.111111 hangtng II hts s1c s tace was ong and Il c w llt I1 two humotous btow Il ues challent. ed the world Hts Itps wete twtsted 111 a somewhat sardonlc curl llllllSlldl III s xoung a man 11 hen a Lonttollet at last glanced up ttom a ttowntng con cmplatton ot the mts s11e lll hts hand l1e let hts sl1arp gave test upon the s1e11der halt recflttnng ttgute The 1out1g n1a11 appeared to be e11t1rel1 oblt XIOIIS ot the sc111t1111 Hts e1es were closed wear1l1 allll there was sttll tl1e ghost ot a smlle 11pon hts Ihlll ltps From tl1e stteet below came 1 ow n111rn1t1r ot ma111 votees whtth stead1l1 swelled to a toat VV1th a leap DdIlI0lI teachecl tl1e wntdow and stood peertng down Lance D arttott was 11ot tar behllld I11m The two men stood slde bt stde look tng on tl1e scene below wtth mtngled emo ttons A latge group ot Partstans ot tl1e la bottng class was marchlng up the 11a11ow cobbled street From the ends ot thetr plkes hung the Re1 olut1o11ary lllght caps At the head of the strange processton marched a small squat man ot 1111certa111 step holdtng alott a placard wlth Ltberty I-clualtty cb Fratet 111ty tudely sctawled upott tt Ill huge block letters The motle1 ctewd sutged thtough the eoutt 1a1d and awa1 Ieavtng tl1e echoes ot tl1e11 shouts hehtnd them Cattle I They make ot Olll cause a grotesque 11106 ke11' The swlne' Darnott glanced at hls chtet Ill sur pttse mutmutmed Da11to11 bltter 1sI who agtee w1tl1 XOII '1 Il 516111 he sa1d 8311185111 Fnough' sald DBIIIOII blIlSk1N tt lltg back to h1s desk He seated 1111118911 and resumed 11r1t 111g For along t1n1e there was no sound other than tl1e dIlll0Vlllg tasp ot tl1e qutll pcn Then Ddlllllll swung ab11p1l1 Datnott wl1o stood some ltttle dtstance 4111411 gavtng thot ghttul11 at tl1e floor Lanccau' he Sdld slowl1 a11d dellb t NIAIIN 1ears ago I plecl5..ed IIN N 4 c Jtotcct dlld cate tot a NOUl1g bo1 wl1o was that one so11l1 chtld For tw BIIIX 1ea1s thc 1o1 s sc tooltng.. and Idllllllg Ill Ile .1 s 111c as 1 cn cnan ot Francc Itas Illll be 1 L,lcc 6 1 + 11d 1as XUIII tothc te I 1111 c Il 9 xxlcil ll N N 4 I 1 than NUIIINGII lnnsteut 1 1 wete the Illlst 1 1 lol pc ons cut . an 1 lc I N0 e IJ ll s Xolce sfoppe etnetnbct Nlonsteut satc t of 1 + r i r'r. 1 . -I Z . 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Why rt rs for you that the letter I carry rs Intended It rs yery rmportant Morrsrerrr' In rrs e crtcnrent lance strove to rrse only to be pushcd back by the 'llrrqurs whose tace held some per plexrty -X letter' he querred y toy c the rnsrcle poc e crrcd D arnott N e shall see rn a rnornent Frrst ot all what rs Monsreur s name' arnott y ur Cr I arn a mess cnger from Danton yyrth an rrnportant let ter tor you -Xh' From Danton The Marqurs eyes gleamed It rnonsreur wrll excuse -I'-I-Zvi'-I rf' rl r f I-' rf' ! e'I ev'- i l i ! ! 4 i 5'-r'l I ' r rl-' Hrr. Page 48 5 ' , ' r ' ' . ' ., ' ' v. 4 1 - 4 , ' . - - - ', l V .11 Y , . . Y . . ,1 . ' ' . 1 . .1 . 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 . . - ' ' v '. ' . ' 0 . 1 . ' ' 1 ' 4 - . - 1 ' ' - . . . - 1 .1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' v . . . 1- . 1 , 1 . 1 S 1 . 1 . - - ,, H . . . . 1 . . . . . . , - v- 1. 1 1 S 1 . 1- h - ' v ' - ' ' ' H . 1 . . . . N . ' . ' v v - . . 1 , ' , 1 ' ' I . . ' 4. . . - Q ' w ' ' . v 1 . ' . 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