The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-04-20
. y. CHAPTER XIV. ~

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Il, beg yo.r:paalonS & h. sslt.p'm'ered
ID his surprise g the mloner. iat which
Archer had, a1.aed hin;ia" but i did !
Enot rec . person il i,ative costume 1 en-:
ter this anop 5. short time ago ',...t.s.
"a :, "The native costume :" repeated tie
girl, At az evident loss to understand
the term; "do you mean = gentleman
dressed Ike \ Turk, siir s''',.: i. 90 q. 90
t::a"Y Yes, yes !; q black man y with "a tur.
ban .3s -. 50 ,t:'5.ss' u
Black nan, indeed. =! .shesS,zs ' re-
echoed, with indignant emphasis ouathe
noun masculine. = He aim, T n !, % more 4.
man than you are a da,kish gentle
man passed through this way to Tiger
Alley !; he often do, if that's what you
mean but I haven't seen no llacz
MAJ here myself, Whatever other. peo.
is may tbidt Or say ar's And With "a
flushed end irritated, counteoauce, she
immediately turned her attention to q
fresh customer. .ss% as:s,,s.' ~: Z. -. .-
s> Garden s.v that be-. had pl.yed !, .
wrong card, g. 6 Henry Aroher-if the
flying figure he had seen we're he--w,as
evidently known at the small green
gfocer's shop; had even, perhaps, gone
the length Of willing away his leisure
BY Irritation with the. sleepy.looking
gill who took up arms 90 valiantly 10
defence Of bis status and complexion.
It would be- loss of time to attempt to
extract sny further information from
herself. He must make the best Of
what he bad obtained, and try to find
his way to Tiger Alley.
Bless the women, i" he thought, as
he emerged again into the street, "they
have one good quality touch their af
fec.ions, and they stick to syou like
wax, and swear their. tblaek mem are
only sdarkish gentlemen to the end 81
time. Well, inside Of out, she could
hardly have Hit on / blackcr darling
than henry Archer. And now fol
Tiger Alley. ~ - j. ! : E = "' @'sss1 :.
ssa But, on inquiry, Tiger, Alley seemed
to be district more remote and less
well known than he had conceived it
possible; so he hailed cab at once
and vas drives tot 10; sbaosom's ut.
most speed +; and the prompti,ude with
Ivhioh all this vas done caused him to
bsIahdods there some time before Che
object Of whom be vas 10 pursuit ar
rived. So longs time, indeed, tha!
he wandered up and down the miser'
able-lookiug street until be Vas weary
rendering, i his lsn.fi n.,ion had de
oeived him, aud the figure be had seel
was only that, Of asnative after oil; Q,
whether the girl at the green. grocer
ahop h.d ~ifaliy misled him. and
Tiger Alley and Henry Archer had NJ
connection With one another.
AZ lass, however, bis patience VA
rswarded-at hist, when he had nearly
gwen up the business as a bad job
When he bad commenced TO remember
THAT he was used 70 such . thing !.
luncheon, sndsthat he had not seer
Mrs. Archer or the children for thre.
Idays past, he ,espied the same figure
which had attracted his attention be
FORE come creeping round the corner
Of the dirty street, = though ashamed
Is it we'll might 30, Of itself and iits sor
ropndings.
As Be caught sight Of it, Geofrey
Garden, standing on the other side q
the way, called aloud the, name q
.Archerr 10 the frat impulse 81
lIpleasure Il his success, md stretohed
forth ) friendly h,nd Of greeting, be
lisviog that bis salutation would b.
fallosed 81 : grateful rsoogn milton and Il
explanation on both sides. But ID.
sound Of his voice, the sight Of his *.
tended band, had ! vary different etec,
Is what be had intended. Henry Arch
q, looking Up auiltily and Is if By
stealth, sav ooly the tall figure of iii
friend tho friend whom he had rob
bed, betrayed, and fed from-the
friend Who had evidently tracked hin
{, England, and - hunting him dowl
10 he purpeses q punishment and q,
posure, slaadisR With san outstretchei
am, rcady TO- enonnos and give hin