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THE ABDUCTION.
I. Povloo Mpelron, I will tell you how
I took her, on the eagle taken tho kid.
It. was when I was it handsome pul-
likur. when I had it broad chest and a
small which that there came to our vii-
1080 a stranger with his wife and daugh-
tor. He had cousins among our people
und ft wan they who acid to ma. “He
not! money. this'Arintides, and he in go-
. ing to livo in our village. Paula.” They
told mothin with pride "and pleasure.
but I--I won not afraid of their great
man. I had just returned from the bar-
rucks at Volo, whore I had served my
time and soon many great men. And
as .to his money, it was only when I
saw his daughter Alexandra that I felt
that I could spend it for him. But I
said not a word. I only looked at hot as
5h“ cumo "maid tho village well with
awutor pitcher on her head. “She in
WT: beautiful.” I thought to inyoolf.
"Sim trends upon air. Tho whito skin
of her arms would bring light to a dark
room. Her bosom. it grows to my night.
film in round and dolirious with fat. "
And as she drow (donor to mo. “Silo has
much hair," I thought to myself. “it
in black as u ruven’s wing; it comm
close to tho earth. Would that I worn
tho earth!"
But when I saw her eyo3-it was
thou that myhcart wont. forth to her,
and that, no I gazed into thcm. her
lioumi veil dropped from la-foro her
mouth. I had lived in butrunksll know
whnt that mount. 'It was not. (‘lltlllCL'; I
won huudsmno. And I did no a man
should (It‘-—.I spoke to hnr with my eye,
whiloleuid to myoolt‘. "You éliull ho
inino. you and your dowry. "
In the evening of tho day that I had
thus soon Alcxmidrnl Hll‘t her fathor
at tho inn. To otter hint ruki was no
cosy no for him to drink it. Wu hvmnio
friends. And no friends drink wlwn tlwy
moot. so did wo drink together for many
ovcniuga at tho inn.
money. and that Was tho roason of tho
impotiunoo that urged mo quickly to
his daughter. And whon I had mot lun-
iu tho outtugo of Ariutirlra. I unmo tin-m
again and again. Though 1 onion with
tho soul of a friond, my friendship with
Aristidcu did not ripcn. My heart oamo
no cioscr to his dunghtor‘o. tiho was
my, Ithought. And he—woll. his wnrdn
pasmod nm by ful‘ Domotri. This Demo
tri. I did not: him him. Ho was it ahrlep.
not it rain. though ho was of our village.
But he was a show]: with n uoldon fleece,
uml thin tho cunning one. Aristidus. bud
lourncd, as man will learn where money
H.
When tho bayonet is drawn from the
Scabbard. the world mny‘soo its stool.
It wan thus with tho botrothul of Do.
moiri and Alexandra. and I. Paving Mpo»
iron, could but it or not. no 1 plousod.
and this Aristidvn told me. For of nm
as eon’iu-low ho Would not hour. “You
how no money,“ said ho. “tipotv”
(nothing). .
llo npoko to mo na if [was a dog. did
Ariutiduu, but I did not show my tooth
———ut lvuot, not thou. I wont to his
dunghtor wry qniotly, to whom Rho was
nit-no. and cold. “Como. we will no to
tho mountains together, you and I. "
'l'lwro worn othoro oloso by. though thoy
did not at o no. what] uhu whisiwrud book
to mo: “No.1willnot go. I will marry
ibo pullilrrir that my l’uthor is going it:
“WP nu», "
It was it jolw, and to rail Domotri u
paliiimr! It was u joko. und I loved but
for it: I told hor no. tiho Inovod an if to
go away. I took hor liund. "Canto." I
said, "Wi' will laugh togothcr on the
mountains. and lutor on wn will rotnrn
hither and laugh at Domotri.” It was
thou that. our words (ti-(mud likn lrnich.
and taho utuhbnd run to tho hourt. h’ho
told run that aim did not. love inn. thut
nlw hml novor lovod mo; that I, l’nviou
Mpclrou. wan ugly. and that ho. llmno-
m. was lmndumnn. Gould nho huvc hm-u
iuoro I-rur-l? Could who hnvo br-r'n nmro
foolish? I. n hundmmo pullikui'. uglyi
it. was absurd; it antoniuhod run so that.
1 lot loouo hvr hand, and aim llllll nwuy.
llot shown» bountiful. und nhohnd
railod Dumotri handsome. Hor words
onmo back to mo again. and thoy horned
um till my blood WM in n fevcr. I
would do this, I would do that. but
Doinotri should novor huvo hor. I hurl
a ltnifu; I hurt a gun; I ‘aahruvo; I
won Pavloa Mpokoa. And that Domotri.
whom elm called handsome. I would
urip him brouut to bronat; I would «tub
him; I would about him; lwouid kill
this lilo out of him. film should non that
I was it mun; uho should lovo mo; uho
should cling to me.
Whvn tho angry brook comm: m a
pool. in: foam folio away upon tho still
water, but tho brook but! not oonnod to
run. Hollow whoa I thought of Ari»
tides. of hi» money. of tho hetrothal that
he had told me should end in marriage.
tho current of my rose grow cairn upon
its surmise. it. wan still running, but it
run toward a now desire, unit that my
quietly. I wont to my oonnina~my
main» who live in our minnow-and
I whispered to them: “Arlntidm lm
tummy; Aristides“ or daughter. Hy
con-inn. I nhnli Mo hilt dunghter to the
mountain»; you will help mo. When!
return, I than an to the pups for the
timing cl holy church; when 1 atom.
it in than that you limit have coma of
Ari-rider manor. ” .
But [—1 had no.
mom «not... lvroni stratum
Mfitm run an moire u
of it. lhild-thomthotlxures. “It
troll." «id they. “We shall ho ready
when you monk." ’
Marianna them I mitigation.
Ho mod-melt: without arming; ho.
looked on if his donkey but! eaten hiu'
brood. I laughed innidc ion; for, though
Ari-tides had money, I-a-I wan Payton
“who; He hurl an or upon his shoal.
dot. He was going to tell wood in tho
for-out. {or it was the reason a! the your
when timber in gathered in for the win-
ter tires. When the wood woe ready.
Alexandra would go with a main to
bring it back to their cottage, or no Ar~
intidoa thought, but Iw—I know hotter.
It was then that load my oonuim would
carry her of! to the mountains. You I
had not expectod that Aristides would
have out hie wood so early in tho sea
son. It left mo but little timo, for Al.
oxandra might go to tho forest on tho
marrow. or the day after. at any hour—-
so noon as tho wood was out. And. no
thinking, I rotnrnod. to my cousins.
From that than onward wo kopt watch
ovor Alexandra. tliouuh alto know it not.
It was on Wodnoadoy that I bud mot
Aristides as ho was going to fell wood.
It was on tho Sunday following that
[lion and Stavros, my cousins, come
running to me at my cottagc, saying:
“Huston, husté'nl Alexandra hus'stariod
for tho forest. but she in not alone——
Ariatideu and Domotri go with her."
“Don poiruzei" (no matter), I told.
“We will follow, for thrce guns spunk
louder than two." And no I unswcml
thus I hastily lifted my gun oi! its nail
and wont to the door. From this door I
could look orlowu tho hill upon which
our village was built. oven to tho inn.
And in front of thoinu Ioonld not. thonl
quito plainly—Aristidos. Dr‘metri and
Alrlxuudra. They worn mountcrl upon
mules. ’I’hcv worn drinking mastic and
talking to Hillliu women who stood by
tho inn door. Whilv I waited for thorn
to pass on, that wu might aoorctly fol-
low, tho wmnon who worn standing by
tho inn door movod to can aido. It Was
thou that thorn canto forth from tho inn
two soldiers. to whom, whilo speaking
to Aristidva. worn brought two mules
from tho hind part ct tho inn. I judgod
that tho finitllutm spoko to Aristides by
tln-ir overturn, for tho distance that lay
between on kcpr buck thoir Words from
mo. And [was right. for in a littlo'
while tho soldivrn rodo away in tho di-
rection of tho forest- with Aristidos. De- 1
inolri and Alexandra. Thou \vo follow- ';
mi thorn. ilmngh thuy now no not.
To (‘t’lult‘ to tho forvrt was to follow
tho grout road that loads to ()iialcia
town, to follow it for Hnnlt‘ way. and
thru to turn off to tho right through tho 3
tinlde, which lay by tho tulgc of the for»
out. And this wo rlid—lhuy und no.1
Now, whon i saw tho ooidicro go In tho
forum. as woll no Aristides. Demetri.
and Aioxandru. I felt {our and l {wit
rugc. "llnir‘." I mid to my Cousins.
”Lilith” you thorn; tho uwn nronot going
to lliinlris marki‘t.
tho fort-at with Alnxundru.
it moan?"
What door:
And they. thcy unnwr‘rod um: “Arno T
I‘erclmin'u 5
thins. ho. is a cunning onv.
ht- foam “‘1 abduction. "
I was almost thinking so myself. and .
to hour lhvir words mode inc t‘lutvh my
gun tighter. Still. more won hopv with
mo till I now thoso in front of no j'llll
two of Ariatidou‘ friends. who worn full- .
lug tiinbi-r or that part of the fort-st.
Six guns against thruoi It vua too
many, said myoousim. but l~—I thought
bittorly of tho botrothul that was to
quickly 9nd in :i marriugo. But own in
my hour! ahruul; with duspair tho sun
of my hupc was again about to shino
upon mo. And from whore w'c lay hidv
don ulunrm tho trwsl now Ariatirlvq :unl
Domutri rapidly load Alvxuudru'o inn)»
with wood and thou ruin away with
tho uoldivra in tho dirm‘tion of (”huh-is.
'l‘hvy did not no us. but “'0, now ”will a
litiln while, a longer whilv. and thou .
not at all an thew plungvrl into a thick»
or growth of tho format to porno in tho .
road again by u short out. and m to.
(Shulois and its inarlrvr.
When I now Ali'xtllltll'll thin-i ivtt :iloilo
with tho two fl‘li’llflrl of Ariatnioal “on
l'ilgl‘l' lo lako ln-r to my hvnrt. Sho-
mwnu'd ('lnsvr to mu. though I hurl not
Illthllil from whore I lay hiddwn nith .
my construe. Shi- wt‘nwd i'losm‘ to llit'.
though who stood by hot nmlv. and tho
ninlo wuu whvrc Antonino had h-tlwrr-d
it. My «you Wiltollotl hcr grumlily. my
hr-urt tlirobhrul mnnnily. and my mm
shook in myhund as l Wiilli‘il for iwr to
any "Adio" to tho t‘rwudu of Aristirlw
and go with tho muli- toward hor loam“.
For it won thou that 1 Watt ilutvrunuinu
to i-urry bur off to tho nmuntuim; till it
wlwn silo would lw in tho quivt lnrr‘n‘t.
“t with all my c-ivvr‘r putiunm it
Won not to ho no, and thin I quir'klt' un-
dr'mtmnl Witch 1 MIN Arinidvu' irwnria
twain to loud tiwir amino.
”’l‘ho throv. tin-y Will rvinrn tom-th-
i'r.” lwhiapvrwl in my crumma. "It
must not ho. (‘oimu brow ours!" I Mini
to tlwm. And with that wo vrr'm likv
cunkuu nmrer and humor in tho own.
l was thinking wlwihi-r [would ulmot
thnnl. thow frionda of Ariutulufl. win-u
I notirml flint tlwy burl ll‘" thmr nuns
by tho aidw of tho nxv» with whirl! that
had boon uniting thv' wood. ilirr-oiiy i
thppml. thrn turnmi mym‘it acuity
round till I fill‘i'tl my r'omim, who worn
trawling behind mu.
”Linton!” l tinirl tn tiwtu. with most
gratin hmnth. “no quickly, yvr wry
quivtly. to tho “lift“. 'i‘lwn upriug to
your fowl. alt awn. Point your gum at
thoan othrru. whilc l. l'uviop. .Mpokiw.
go to Alvruuulrn. "
It Wan wry riinplv Tin-y uniirrutnml
tlii‘. and I now thcm crawl away aiming
tho tron lioicc-mc'rtiwi nwuyaml leave
me nlonn. But it was thou flitll‘ i grow
nutrition, for tho mm won- iomliug llit'it‘
innit-o vory lust, and l iearml inst. they
alnmld roium to ihoir units. l was u
pulllkur. but my hand lhflfllt likn n
woman’l in on vorthrpinhn. it was not
from four of thcir blood. ynt it was
from four.
1 Mann to want in own”. "Eu.
«huf’wl bean to room to nirneil. to
’lThv)‘ are going to 3
wrong on. an ii“ from the
myooaninl. ‘A glance at the leveled
bowl; of that: guns. one guano. which
‘ thawed the the pollthed limo gleaming
nanny toward tint friends of Arletldea.
and lé—l, too,‘nprang tomy foot. crying:
“Moro not, or we shoot you deadl"
And an my wards went to them like the
blunt of it trumpet, I ran with great
strides to Alexandra. I seized her in my
Irma. Iciuichod her to my breast.
more to myself that she was mine,
while those others, those friends of Aria-
tidol, sllruuk into pence before the gun
barrels of my cousins.
“Uomo. come, mikroutzike, ” Ieaid as
I took her by hot wrist. .
Then the spoke, but not to me. It
won a gentle voice. but I hoard it. She
begged of tho Holy Virgin some help.
In a lltthl while I had ticd her hands
behind her book. I had vast tho load of
wood of! tho male to the ground. and I
won saying to her: “Upi Get upon the
mulo‘n back directiyi”
Thou Rhtl strugghzd. b'ho prayed mo
to lot her free. She asked help of her
father‘s frioude. poor fooilil b’ho was;
i wasting time. It won «lnngcronn. and l
‘ grow angry. I draggod horto tho mule,
l but alto would not mount. Sho full to
3 tho ground: nho aoroumod for worry. I
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l
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I—l
i grow angry, though i lot-rd bur. and I'
I draw my knife. “Now mount.“ I told.
. "Now mount. or I will kill you!"
i And when she won upon tho main and
I hold its tether in my hand. I said to
my contains: “Adio. Sun! You will keep
i those others hero till I am 8qu away."
. With that I thought no more of them,
I, lint. plunging deeper into the forest,
l was soon upon a truck that was known
1 to run, and inn alone.
I. Pavloa Mpokos. am strong. It was
} thua that we truvoled very quickly into
tho dcprhs of the form. to whom it
climbs tho mountains toward tho grout
rocks, And as wo Cilll'ltl thither tho
‘ light grew polo With the approach of
7 night. Alroady tho littlo birds had goon
! to bed and the hats wrrm abroad. But
i to find tho path did not troublo mo, for
. I knew it, and tin- subs of Ali-xundru
‘3 hurl mused. with ibocoming of tho shad-
} own from tho grout rmku that wu Wl‘l‘i)
i now among. I was happy—I was a
:chnorfnl pullikur. Higher and higher
i no climbed the mountains. ('iosor and
. closor \vo Como to tho stars that glitter-
; otl above our hoods. ’l'hvro was pouco
‘ about us. and it mum to my soul.
Wu worr- ooruiug to tho homo of the
klophtfl. I know it, I whoa- Dcn poi-
razoi (no motion! (inc must not give. u
‘ loaf whvro u oruat will do. And they
worn not. there. This I tell you.
It Wasn‘unvo in tho mountain sidr‘,
this home of tho klnphts. And as wo
canto to it in the moonlight its month
i yuwnod wido with blackness. It was
very close to the stars. but timir light.
a did not come into it. It was far away
from l’uniu, yet Alcxzzndru and [would
no: tho lights of that village twinkling
fwhly down lwlow. And us she: saw
" thHu ahv wcpt with a atrangc voice.
"I’wus lilw a lost lamb bloating for its
‘ mothrr. It was foolish. and l huvh' lit-r
“ Mili‘l‘ the raw of whivh [was muster
now that tho klcphts werc not thorn.
To who a light from rim-c wherol
{ know it was, to lay out food from a
bug. to light a tiro. to pour out wine.
was cosy for 1111‘. a clever mun, “And
i not, inyieyoi,” I said. "Eat and be inor-
i ry. " But abc moped. shu pinnd. shc was
it doliouto bird that was) ill. She would
3 how nothing. yet she asked for all—aha
i nakod that nho might leave mo.
1 foolish, and I told her so as I ate and
drunk. It was foolish, though it made
1 inc laugh.
But. I lovml iii-r! My words fell upon
inlr liko thnwzn‘ou upon tho oouohonu
1 They unwound hvr. they ohidod her, they
“unto her. . It was unalofla. Sim was rock
to me that night.
lint on tho third night my parlour-o
. lizul run dry. and fillf‘. though she was
wmk, was yr! too strong for Ill“. It was
thou that my blood grow but with fury
‘ and low; it was thou that I said to my-
sclt’, ”lt' uho done: not corno to me. they
will put mo in prison." It was than
that I full for my klllfl‘ und plavod its‘
lrcvn point to hvr whito hrl'ust; it wm
thou that I, I’avlos Mpckoa. won but to
In“.
b‘ho war mine, and no I said to her an
wo cann- down tho mountain nidc and
through tho (crust to return to I’nuiu.
“Shh in mim',” I said to my trionds
mi I oritcrod Paula. gun in hand.
"Hho in mine,“ I said to Ariatidon as
ho iookvrl at. my gun. with his hand
upon his-t kuilo.
“film in rhino." [mid to tho pupa.
“and we wmilrl huvo tho blushing of tin-
lmly churrh. “
":s'ho m youru. l’nvloa," ho unnwerod.
“and you aboll huvn it."—-anl Wynn
Williams in Chapman's Muuuzino.
Tho (.‘rvolo-n' Noble Patio-nor.
“Along with tho t‘tlle’l'VltllNlll of tho
croniu vhnrnetur. " wrirna ituth lllr'l'lnvry
Stuart Ill 'l'ho Intriwn' Homo Journal.
‘ "itwro no u nobli- patiunm- and n iitw
forhvumucn mnlor flllfllflrllllll~~llll nw
.‘ complaining rctrnnt from happy and
proaporoun liven in the narrow way» of ,
poverty and privulionmthat am in thum-
1 animal ruro and mimiruhlo. Whon nrivur~
uity nor-kn out our crmlo hrntiwr, ho down ,
not light it. llo umwptn it bruvcly. Ho
ruin llll unrmunt noonrrling to his
ulrrnnkon hit of cloth and woura it hi"
roir'aily with u ilt’flfl'tfilliiifl nmrlo. in
‘ hourly nil tho rivpurtuwutn of womon’a
Work in tho old my i Now iirlr-ntm may
ho found flti'lnlii‘H nl mono of tho proud-
Nt of hot proud fatnilivn pniicntly or»
i rippling llw rlr'r'rco of into and doing but
humblo bidding, own llllltillli it immo-
tlt glow: to tho. hands of tho woman of
hot own clam boltind nhop conutor-n.
This in «minimum the into of tho creole
gonilvwomnn in mivcraiiy. no it is with
many of our muthvm Women. for the
olinpln reason that film tinder humif pos-
Ionmi of unavailable aorompiiehrnent
in lino with hcr tuition and limitations,
and. be it said to hot vmllt. tho accept-
onvo of a positional thin him] in unwise
dntm'tn from tho crmio‘a motel stand
in! mono her mm main. "
1”!!!)-
till .'
very earth.
It was.
lino-n ho to 'monmtro iupo‘ or own to ‘
Mun mm m . _
. , ”mtltj'fllfi'y ‘ y'
Mn. Hoary Wind Minor It'll. in
Wien’ Home Jail“!!! 5.0? "WM-
Bomber find More! 1 o Plymouth Pol
and thus dwrriheo tho mutton mu
bytho who! numb. Villain atom ‘
Juno 1. NM: "The solemn. lntpfudl .
lament that root Plymouth mm ,
was absolutely painful on a young Irma
; slowly "Ironclad the stairs lending to
pninit nod stink into n chair by Mr."
er‘u side. I instantly outlining the look and
umnnor of a‘ clove auctioneer ho called in!
bid». ’Ilmk,’ he exclulmad. ‘Rli ”it. Mr
ketuble oorniuodity—«human M no
blood. llko yonrnolvol. You too ”’0'th
blood of "8" father in but results? {MW
and hiuli. thoughtful brow. Who ht“?
You will how to pay extra for that white
blood. hocnum'it is anppoood‘to at" In”?
iignncu. Stand up, Sarah! Now look,”
her trim iignro and her wuvy halt. ”at?
much do you bid for them? Sill. ll mod
' in wind and limb. I’ll wurrant he?! WM
blili-i‘ llcr foot nnd llfllldl-L-llflld than) out.
Sarah-«urn small and finely formed. What
do you bid for her? She is a Chliltlon
wonmu~l lili‘itll. a praying nigger—rand
that makes her more vulnehle. income it
inanrm hm' dm-ility and obedience to your
lwiahoc, 'r-iorvuuta, ohcy your malmu.’
' you know. Well, the bellows in that doc~
urine. How much {or her? Will you allow
thin praying woman to ho flout buck”
l llivhnmud to moot tho late for which her
lathcrsold her? If not, who bida? Who
hills?” " ‘
’lho congregation was wrought to the
highest pitt'h of excitement. Women grow
hyatorlmil. und men worn greatly wrought
up. :wfome one hour the pulpit laid u bunk-
nuro ut Mr. Boecher's loot. 'I‘hon tho con-
tribution honking were passed nod for half
an hour moneynml jowclry were heaped
into them. l‘l'mnon took off their broca-
iets, IIPIWCIIHH and rings and put them in
the baskets. and men unfnstoned their
watcher,- and handed them to thoiiollorn. '
M r. lloonber'n voice in the tons of an nuc-
tiuncor rang out. “In the name of Christ.
own and wmnon. how much do you bid?"
’l'ho pcnplv mm stirrcd beyond expres-
sion, and him. of tho congregation nurse
and said that whatovcr deficiency (in the
prion domandvd for HHI’EIll) there existed
ohm-u tho ordination would ho mudo up by
‘ oevoml gotitlomuu. ihomlwrs of thochurrib.
“'l'hcn your are (run. Sarah." cried Mr.
livovlwr. turning to the girl beside him.
and thc mallow-o broko into the wildest
ilcmmmtmtion of onthuelnatic npplaure.
and quiet was not restored for auroral
minutoa. Tho collection loft no dofittioncy.
instead. onough money to buy Sarah’s
lrcmlmn. $1.2m). hosidcs audit-lent. topur—
vlmso hora mml‘crtuhlo home. had been
raised.
ANClENT CITY OF PEKING.
(hm of the Oliicut In tho “'arld Ind "lo
(izipitnl of the Great Khan.
l Tho city of Poking is one of the oldest
l in tho World, llut it was not made it cap-
ital until liuhlui Khan. somewhere about
128:}, ilxcd his: court thure. Under the
Mongols thc mum of Poking was Khan»
palik. m- i'ity of tho Khan, and this title
was coolly mnvortod into (lambuluc. by
whirl) mum it is known in tho accounts
of rim-n limos. Peking: iu now divided in~
to two parts. The northern portion in tho
'l'artar pity and omrtolns about 12 square
miiv=. in this are the palaces. govern-
ment lzuillllnzs. troop: and military hur-
ranks. The northern part is the Chinese
city and is more populous! than the Tar-
toi‘. INS ni’ its space being taken up by
:gurdcns and public buildings. The pop.-
uiutiun is citinmtctl at different flguros.
lint L'Jlt'llwtm uppcor.o to be It foirostlmote.
A wall svpurutcs the Tartar from tho
('hincqu city. and n woll of varying height
surrounds tho wimlc, that of the Tartar
suction itoinu about 50 foot- blgh and that
around the ('hinose suction some 30 feet
high, Theuc walls are of brick and stone.
Illllfll in with earth and paved on the top
with slabs of stone. affording a promenade
1‘3 ii-rzt wide. Thom are In gates in all.
and cor-h gateway is fortified with towors
of stone. and otiwr towcrs are fixed at in‘
tennis of about no yurdq all around the
walls. 'l'hoso town-s project 50 feet from
tho outer sidu of tho mill-4.11mi thouoof
tho gateways burn in front of them a for
llllt‘tlflnl’l of u nonilr‘ironlur shops. on that
the unto must be entorcd from the side and
not from rho from.
'l'in- 'l‘nruu- olt)‘ is divided lam three in-
rlnshrus. mil-l) lwlng surrounded with its
own wall and our?) insider of another. The
irmcrmnetnl those is the prohibitodctty
and Contain.» rho imporlnl palaces and
attire“. li< l'irr'mnlerem'i‘ is nearly two
ruling. The wall in ("lW‘TNI with iniperlnl
ys'llnw riicc. which look brilliant whorl
m-n from u dictum-u. 'l'lm inclosure next
outaidc of this in occupied by tho govern-
nn‘nt otliww and by tho army appointed
to lat-op nuot'd ovor tho cmpomr and hit!
{:miiiy. ’l'im next outaldn of this in tho
niilvt‘lnmf of all and consists of dwelling
hunting and almpn.-Nonb Brooks in St.
Nicholns.
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Afflllfllltop Temple» and the Clbmol.
llr. ’i'oruplo. nftor coming out of the
homo of lurdaono owning. hirod a rah
and Wm driwn boom to Fulhum. Ho
Muir-ml tiw roimum tho oxuut legal (Mn
2 .uhiiiingn ’l‘ho r'nhmun. hoping tho
hiehnp wuuhl wow u good “turn." oxpolv
tuiuimi with “N lordship and mind for
tiltni’llt'r alitllinu. ’l‘ho liluhop, hnwovor.
firmly rciuml to ho drawn. Thoreuprm
. mhhy lli't'llllll‘ ulmnivc. and on :1 Partition
will»! in bi: int-damp. who had turnod on
1 his hon-in to cntur tbi' palm-o. laid:
" You will ycrnvii tho handof Ht. I’nul'n
: satin-urn]! il‘yr- think Ht. I’nnl, if ha
1 wcrnuliw and worn living born with ten
1 tlwumnui a your, world try And ‘do’ a poor
; minty by giving him only 2 nhlillmra for n
‘ drivo from \t’matlnlmtor to Fathom?"
; “xii."mhi Dr. Tomplo. “if rlt. Poul
' worn "lint, lm would Jim at anhnth pal-
} or", whom tho furo from Woltmlhm h
1 only It ahllllng."
f Gabby mlinpned.-Wogtmlmtfir Gazette.
Too Much umonlng sun.
A i'hilmlnlphlu chomlnt la the authority
{or tiw Mntcnwnt that it is cosy and norm
up,“ forwnimiu in lmlulrm tonfroely in
rim pivrmumbluodor-inn! smelling mm. It
tuitimi imhliualiy. tho olfnotnry notion
Aim-(hip hmzome loan nonnltlvn to thoirpna»
grimy and dcmund. for reflect, a stronger
« and ntmnuor «low. till tho one finally much
i mi in punitiwiy hurtful unrl benumhlog.
”notion in proof that no hart containers
who brim; on monument of nmoillng hot“
tlmtn him awry towduyn for implant“:-
ing. tliult virnm to them thoroughly Ion-
nonod wmnou having quickly limited.
'l'hn turn Justina Bowen’s definition of a
“mourn im- malty" won "a blind man
limitlnn to “lift“; room fora blunt: hot
that. inn't thorn. “
I. I.” “Mun—W
Trample Ber, quoting from on old Finn-
linh alumnae. toils of thrro «Mount in-
mm-mmt human life extending Mariam
rem.
INN...»- m.W.ww.
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