The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-09-17
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VI n
Ay adventure with him was on tie route
from Madrid to Valencia, and followed
upon = eloudless day day crammcd with
sight seeing, and closed with the usual
.gaay sf packing and consequent irritation
Of temper Jack and | (Jaek is the eldest
and best of brothers) were travelling to-
xsthes, and we always did quarrel When we
were leaving any place. Ii was halt past
7aswe rushed with mutual recrininaticns
vsy US to the train. III .lf past : ! and the
train left a. a quarter to s. As We drove
across the Puerto del Sol | stood up for II
Last look at the magnificent palace, bathed
in the .iIvery light Of the rIsirs moon; at
sh. loungers sleeping on the bslm OF the
fount.in as they had slept all iay; at the
old mixture Of desolation and garishnes,
80 characteristic of Madrid.
"Do you know, Jack, | said as sat
down, IL have plan for the improsem, TT
Of the lower clx ses in my head. 1t !
were Queen of Spain"
You" interrupted Jack, With true
fvA:srnAl scorn; " You queen the most
unpunctuaI, uppractical radical - BY
Jsse!
THAT INTERNAL rooL
Of a valet place has forgotten my shawl
strap,
No. he has not" | rri",ned, burrow-
ing among the heap of luggage on the
opposite seat, but he has forgotten you:
umbrella and the package # photographs
you told him to put in first.
The euurmIty If this omission for once
deprived Jack OF his customary flow oI
words. After few seconds, however, b {
<bs-ryed IN an omnously calm voice:
Here We are at the etation, aud If
don't make that dou BILE headed BOBBY com
; lreLend a few English words for once III
Nj hf., my name i-n't John " insi'ear."
Too we'll Understood the meaning OF
thu. threat, aud the shower of snxoL cpl
theIs about 10 descend upon the eaIs OF the
unfortunate juice, than whom certalny }
there never was u is-bicr or moro s,upld
vale. dr-pl.ce | often m,ralizrd during
cur brief stay at M.irld upon the rca.on.
i4r hi. existence, snd frequently have
recalled his reply, aAIo without spark oil
Lumor. when | bryan tie transiation o
oue .f my broth.r's rpriinsnss With the
inquiry if he knew why tne Sc"or Wa.
auyry, and What no said:
.J'ai seuleluent com, ria lie mot damn
don't sc ssrycnt tous leo An.lais ell par
liant sv.o moi
However, on this occa.ion jules wa,
less ilnb-cile than usual. lie had th'
missing photographs and umbrella undo
his arm, and informed us With feeble gle'
that hr had
ExCELLEST sEAyS FOR rs
Two. said Jack, With a glance which
am sazs Jules felt in his backbone. "Bell
ak him If he ha. secured .he coupe"
put the necessary question.
No, senorta," said Jules, with on
watery ere fixed deprcc iatingly upon Jack
"Coufoundci lazy, shiitless idiot,
grawled Jack.
Didn't send him early this morning t
get it, Ask him where he stopped q
sleep on the way.
mad no time to translate tits seorehin
satire. for Jules, With the courage OF dis
pair, hacked in the direction of the train
displaying two seats already occupied b
our .hawls and bags, and danked and face
by smoking Spaniards. This presented
no, very agreeable prospect for the night
hut We demonstrated Nth the chet-de la
CARA IN vain.
No, he had nothing, no coupe, a5st
lusely nothing for the senior and senorit
but these seats. lie regretted it Profound
on the senor,ta's account, especially as
knew that English ladies we're not fond I
,uoke: but what would We? There W:
no other place" Suddenly biigi
thought struck Jack,
s>rHG sINoRAs soLAs CARRIAGE,
to he sure! Why didn't | think OF
= before, Bell, ycu wouldn't be afraid |
90 in it,"
No, certainly not Unanswered, addil
like true Yankee, Why should |
..only that cannot occupy it with 20
you know
:. But if we explain that you are N
brother :"
Ono; it could not be done if we
your husbanl Worden was telling II
yesterday that .vea bribery wosaldnt do
!! They lock INTO every carriage before
leaves the staten. You wouldn't
afraid, though, eh 7"
"Of course not, only ! shall be sor
that you cannot be as comfortable
"Oh, never mind rue; shall do We
we'll
Is Ibis time we had reached the senior
solas Carriage. which, to tell tie tru'
booked as l;t,le ike ons - possible eei
oiled BY party Of Engl;shmea.
The guard understood the necessary
plantations.
g Dios +" said voice IN very iaaifers
Spanish. 8" you assured me that there
10 ladiss.."
And truly. senor; BUS the ssnosta
;ast arrived VIII the ssnor graciou
change as quickly as possible. and expl
to bis friends
ucoufDund 1T all . said Smother vo
in Eusli,h. 50 hat does the fellow M
Aigerne n Ito turu US out! Tell hin
leave u. in peace and we viii pay him
it,"
Hereupon Algernon struggled to m
tue necessary explanation in Spanish.