Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-01-09

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One. two. three r 4and . volley from
fifty muskets woke 1.-THE peaceful village
below. The Kirsngdi rased the Amer
lean flag aloft once upre the men STEP
ped out bravely. As be crowds Of villa
gers came focking arAnd them. shouting
Bindera Nerikani! D American flag.
Suddenly Stanley bard voice on his
right say. in English, Good morning sir.
The blood lsaped Areely to his heart.
Was il then true 7 livingstone was near
1t hand! '' Al 'A-
A bla / man, drsapd IN long white
shirt, announced hiuaslf 10 the yoSne ad.
venturer . 'Sasi. tbsbsrvsnt II d.. Liv-
ingstone.' + III '
what, Is Dr. LIins'seD. her. r
Yes, SIR - >
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Yea. dr.
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Sure, sure. sir. Why leave him just
now 10y r...@'
Then another servant iisrodsced him
self; the crowds Hosksd around anew
Stanley scourged himself tolksep down hi,
furious emotions; and finally. 1t the bead
Of bis caravan, arrived beitrs . semicircls
Of Arab magnates, 10 front Of whom stood
an old white man with . gay Beard.
As Stanley advanced tsWssd him hs
noticed that be vas pale, locking Wear.ed
had on bis head I bfnish cap With faded
gold band around il. . rsd-slssved waist.
coat. and pair Of gray twsed tsovsets
Hc would have run 70 bin. bat he rsmsm.
bered the traditional coldness Of the Eng
lish race !; and 90 he walked deliberately j
to him, took of his hat. and said: ''''
DR.. Livingstone. ! prssumsf
Yea said he, with kind smile, liik
ing s. bis cap . .lisas11sgi i!ls1s ..uu,; ..., .s
necessary formali,ies with the Arab mag
mates. Mr.. Stanley explained himself ant
his mission.
1t was q grea. day for the dd explorer
There were letters from his Shildrcn!- =
An he said, patiently, 4 ksvs Wzitcs
Of pathos in his voice. -" .'s'
And you may picture sor yo@ @rselves tha
strangely-met pair. seated IL Ne explor
er's house.. Livingstone hearbg for tn
drst time Of the great changes il Europe
and Stanley offering a'bsimming goblet Q
champagne, brought III the Way from sh
Jesuit mission Al Bagamoyst They q
long together. With their faces turned east
ward. noting the dark, shadows ,creepin,
up above the grove Of palms beyond th
village. and the rampant Of nountains
listchipg to tae sonorous thSnder Of Ii
Tspssnika, md 10 the drcsmy chorus xhicl
the uight-insects sang. When Livingston
bade Stanley Good night he added
God bless you.' u. -
Mr.. Stanley remained four months I,
the company Of DR.. Livingstone, durinI
which time an intimate and rieh friendshi
grew up between the two men. Stable,
brought youth. impulse. generous freedom
Of expression, and lorg e1psf;eues Of trav
el. to the veteran; DR.. Livingstone CAV
deep gratitude. . thorough Chrisiia,
love, and the wisdom Of age 10 tho com
panionship. 7''a 4"