National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-08-26

this illness, what would be the use OF
money to me ii you come back safe,
you can remember me. No; we Jews
love or hate, quickly, strongly. | ike
you it will make your fortune. But
be secret, or your hfe will be the forfeit
there are men in Constantinople about
the court who would poison or stab you
as they would cat. Here is the letter
to Benjamin. And one thing more ; be-
V are OF the dragomats-they are all ras-
Gals and spies.
Young Bogle thanked the old man
offered to send i'll a doctor Of his own
persuasion, which he permitted; and then
haotened back to tell hi, seniors what he
had heard Determined not to tell all,
for fear that they might think the risk too
great, he brdced his nerves up to carry
through the transaction,
fin due time he found himself in Con
stantinople went to the best hotel, gave
himself ont as an agent for the purchase
Of wheat en- route to Odessa, and began to
make inquiries for any freight that
might be available in that port After
"a day or two he asked his dHgoman if
he knew the jews quarter,
80, yes, the man replied but there
IS not much to interest you there.
80, dare say not but I'm English,
You know, and must see everything. Take
me there this evening
Very good, your excellency. To-
night, at : p. NJ, We can go.
Boyle only wished to gain, on his first
visit, Il general knowledge OF the place
and at the time appointed, strolled
through the quarter taking mental notes
as he went along. and then. rs uncon-
cenedly is he could, asked IA few ques-
tiOns rs TO where the jew tobacco mer-
chants lived was shown the place and
SO back to his hotel.
The Dragon III was the incarnation of
everything subtitle. LcVantine but
whether Greek or Mahomctan. the devil
himself could not have told He passed
q. Greek, with Greek name foot
long, and had recommendations 10y the
score still tor all that hr did not gain
Bogle's confidence and SO far he had
tished ont nothing from his master
Boglc, of course, had invested in a
Turkish dress the first time he went to
the bazaar but he had also brought ont
perfectly natural red beard and Wig
from England, disguised III which his own
mother would not have known HIM
'9t up III these, ana with cloak on
ne Shpped ont OF ms room next evening,
ana Rhded quickly away to the jews
quarter
seeing fespeCtahle looking old man
in his shop, lac saluted him, and asked if
he understood French or English
" Not very much. he answered
enough to sell Nou some very good to-
haccp.
Thank You III have some. GHye
me skh OF Latakla' By-the-hy he
slld' thls Is al Jews quarter Is II
not
les
on KNOW most oi the merchants !
d'ie say
eS' most oi tlem, 49,,
no you hlloN behJaihln basdadee
lHSHJ wen We are related ny mar
rl'Ee' nat Is MS mousse inside that
court pointing across the street
b"ele thanked NM and walked over
10 th' t'ia'' lhaiedttd Inc hrsl person
ne So" was mn oid woman VINO was
sweeping tle steps ana doorway lie
asked III fiehch i benlalnh bag
d"Ie' at nome
1t was evident Sht only understood
part oi what he sald but she reph d III
h."f'N' ana pointed /" q door 10 th'
lti, JuS' INSIDE the mann entrance,
boSIc hlooReu. \ voice sald some
tlung winch ne interpreted INTO Come
IN.
lie entered and howlng to an ole
man seated ON some cushions, said IL
EhSh'n-' 10 ! salute benIamn Bag
d"drr
res ne Stla gfaNtN hut why
h"eI' quickly TOOK his letter IRON I'M
breast pocket ana showed IT,
All You are from Jaroh Ezra. ~
down. sit down but no. not here
Come ne N'hd come WIN me.
lie I'it the room went up some stars
along passage opened heavy marrow
uo"r, mp some more steps ana thth en-
trr'd slhall room III turret house
7 lie sat down with Bogle on the earpc
ana carefully read the letter
Has LIrt Nplalhed the RISK OF You
mission he snd, after while.
's' some oi II,
You English are brave, but not cuf
i mng
, Here Boyle quietly took of his fc2
u wig and beard.
,i lla, that Is well Bccalchub woul
Il not know you. Good, he sad agair
Il and laughed gently behind his bush
{ beard and musiache Who is You
ii dmgulnan z he asked
e Nicholas HalToIogos.
know HIM he lS a spy Take caI
oi him.
: | the lght he was no good, said B,
Is gle; " but suppose they are prctt