Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-02

thus-'can you not afford us little wine q
Wine p uttered the keeper, raising his
hands in holy horror The Prophet de.
fend me. Are you good Mussulmen. and
yet ask me for wine2'
we are good Mussulmen, but we are
weary, and we ask wine only for medica-
ton. Think not hard Of us, good Selim.
for Allah knows we abhor the infdel bey.
erage' IL
Il am good Moslem., said Selim.
'We know it. returned Pedro, sfor even
in Jaen they speak of you as one upon
whom every virtue rests with honor
DO they q cried the Moor, while fash
of qualification lit up his swarthy features
In truth they do
And are you from Jaen2'
Yes; and going to FL Ajo tell thee,
good Selim, | shall speak well of thee to
travellers. This bread Of thine is excel
lent
Pedro worked hard dpbn the bread of
which he spoke, and one ecould almost have
fancied that he spoke the truth
'We would have paid high price for a
bit Of wine,' continued the esquire, as he
slipped the washy, sherbet like drink that
had been set before him but we must do
without it, l suppose
The Moor walked to the window and
looked out. He played few moments
with the lattice-work, and then he turned
towards his guests
'Ah,' he uttered with comical attempt
to appear as though sudden thought had
struck him, now I remember me that some
time since l set away in my cellar some
juice which [ myself pressed from the
grapes. 1t may not hate become strong
yet. l will get it, and You shall see if it
be proper for beverage
Selim left the room and ere long he
returned with stone bottle
sAh,s that is sweet and innocent,' ex-
claimed Pedro, as he plssd the bottle to
I am glad, returnsd the Moor and
as he thus spoke he aeaipsnithdrew
San Dominic, r1sQkarles, how old
should you say that ~i..slswas @ uttered
Pedro, as he poured1sso's''tgs' s'''g' out into his
By my yNk, faith, but d. good said the
knight
The Moor must hsEs bssn very small
boy when he bottled Is s1ded Pedro, as
he smacked his lips. e.
$50 he must refused Charles, and he
must have stolen Ffeuak Nintage, too
Pedro laughed ovsNsthas wine, which
sparkled merrily afterits l0Sk kcon6nement,
and beneath its exhilStals1g influence he
almost forgot that kng as danger
existed. rs1sIal
~ we can ouo nnaseo1 % strong as
Is 'his wine. we neeA esse eotning 70 rear,
salo oharies, as ne Pu4nes sne Doteie from
hiin W., ~ 80 = :,
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iaiS1 uaih eySs VI suo .a'ue" up 1oseu
were constantly before him' and ne could
tancJ '!i1 'eals 'nas ncweo iioui snemn
Hue VIII ieSs ., ,eng'ouS 'lus' "ouiu
nave curseu Tue !aee Ina. nune oFer MS
way ou. 'ne Cnfis''@n Anign' oniy ooweu
IN anguish ana ionged tor the time wnen
ne mignt meet tne Mosiem IN Iair com pat
While the knights thoughts were thus
! engaged, he heard horse come galloplng
up to the door of the inn, He went to
the window. In hopes that 1t might be Pe-
dro who had returned successful but he
was disappointed, for the new conner was
only Moorish traveller.
Shortly afterwards Pedro re-entercd
the apartment. He looked fustered and
uneasy.
Can you obtain horses2' asked Charles.
| i have found some that will answer
but they may do US no good after all
'Ah. Are they poor y