The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-30
MAaY MILTON.

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one pair OF eyes followed him as If
to gain his attention. He, however,
said to himself; ''You have a
tongue, my French friend, and can
speak if you choose aud then
though nothing more about the
matter, but gazed on tie extlaordin.
ary scene before him.
The people were eating on the
floor, On he arlhstones, ON the
beds and on the billiard table. They
were eating indiscrlminatel, every
thing they could get hold Of, and
drinking everything which was
liquid Some We're still asleep where
they had fallen down the nj ht be-
foM, and there was ghastly lilar-
Iity about the whole thing v hich dis
gusted George and made his two
companions eagerly acquiesce in
immediate departure.
"Lrt US get on and get over" he
remarked; "any thing IS better than
these excited, hoozins wretches.
Then the Frenchman who had
watched George came up. and taking
him aside, said, in perfect good En-
glish, " Sir, AM going to ask you
for a great favor. Will you allow me
to accompany you r.
Really, sir" said George, "our
expedition is none the most pleasant
or safe. :"
Exactly; but ycu ha, two passes.
while l have actually no papers at
ALL"
II cannot recommend your going
forward, sir. "
! "No. Iwould not recommend it
myself. i only ask it as favor. My
sister is at school in town, while
yours, Mr. Dickson, is safe in London
Come, sir, 60 bail for me and let me
go with you. Ii London was sacked
would do the same by you"
You seem 70 know me, sir, said
George, very much surprised. "If
you know much about me you must
be aware that / trusted a stral ger
once too often in my LIE, and am not
prepared to trust another"
- Don't say that, says the French
man. 81 know that you are only
here as newspaper correspondent.
Because you trusted Frenchman
who was false to you. / Will not be so.
pray you most earnestly to let me
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"Is he I Jes,nt p, asked q orye
"a Jasritp What are Won hink
no ~ M he is like mvself ,
'T Frs,ei :, Mason
aR vou said Won we're n Jesuite
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the Frenebman.
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know what | did saw " said the younl
Frenchman. .What on earth coult
4 have induced me to eay that?"
II do not know y said Georg
"Do you know that I do not eSeI
know YOUR name 2"
$. "Delaval. Your mother was
s. & Delaval, you know"
Is THAT is certainly true. Do yo
claim relationship"
( "Not for the world. / know nott
K ng Of you save this, that you wei
security for your fellow studen
Anne Herbert, who is my cousin. |
, consequence Of his falling, you hay
come hero as Il correspondent to
daily paper Herbert can pay nov
ami lor your kindness to-day l wi
make him. III our society we ha'
mower which YOU do not dream Of