The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07

than thine own 70 purchase safety -
Courage, Master Ogilvy." said The
En1llshninn, Thou wilt do we'll To slit
the ears of this Spanish swash. .buckier.
I warrant me he hides o craven 4pirh
beneath that slashed pourpoirt. Thou
nrt In tho right. man: TO make him ent
his words. Dc this Chrfchtofi what ne
may, he -, at least. thycounssyfnsn'
"And as such will uphold him, I" saia
OEilvy, against any odds. - n.<
"Brhvo my valorous Don Diego On
rnvnja," said tho Horbohist, slhppln9
tho Spaniard on the shoulder. and
speaking In his ear. Shall these scuryy
Scots carry all before themssrI warrant
me, no. We will make common cais9
against the whole beggnriy hation; and
10 the meanwhile We Eintrast thee with
this particular quarrel. See thou aoquit
thyself In II as beseenieth descsndnH'
VI the Cid" s3AH8 .lLgs
Account him already abased," ~.
turned Carnvaja. by Pelayo,.l WOULD
the other were at his back that both
might be transfxed nj n blow-hal"
'"ro return To tho subject Of dif1or
once, said the Borbonist, who was too
much delighted with the prospect Of =
ran tho flame; ''to return to the differ
ence," stid he aloud glanclng ut Ogilvy.
"it must be conceded that, AZ n was
sniler, this Oriehton Ia without a peer.
None OF ,is may presume TO cope with
him in the matter OF the flask and the
fiagon, though we number amongst IN
some jolly topers. Friar John, with the
Priestess OF Bncbuc, was washy bibbet
compared with him.
~k.ts a. sk.Sl,. - xxtk
priestcsses besides hers Of Bacbuc, II /
be not wrongly informed !" added Mon
taigu, who understood the drift of his
Elise wherefore our rejoinder 70 his
cartels p returned the Sorbonist do
you not call to mind that peneath hin
arrogant defiance OF our learned body,
affixed to the walls OF the Sorbonne, y
was written, That he who would behon
this miracle Of learning, must hietO nv
tavern or the bordsl 9''Wasit not 20, H'ss
hidalgo ?" h snssGl .a
II have myself seen him q. the tenn.
lentive tavern Of the Falcon, = returned
Caravaja, "and at the lupanarfat1 hAuute
In the Champ Gaillard and tho yats
dAmor You understand me--h0f'
''Ha ha ! ha I" chorussed the scholars
"James Orichton IL no stole. He 10 u
disciple Of Epicurus. Vel In puellam
1mpiDRtt, vel In poculum ~nG M
"'Tis said that he hath dealings with
the Evil One" observed the man of
Hareourt, with mysterious air ''aDd
that, like Jeane d Arc. he hath sirren
dered his soul for his temporal welfare.
Hence his wondrons lore; hence his su-
pernattpal beauty and accomplish
inents hence his power OF fascinating
the fair sex hence his constant run oil
luck with the dice hence, also, his In
vtincrbleness to the sword"
''"ris said, alse, thut he has "a gnrniliar
spirit, who attends him in the semblaDce
OF black dog" said Montnigu.
"Or in that Of q dwaff, like the sootJ
imp II Cosmo Kuggieri," snii Harcourt.
SIS it not SOL" he asked, turning 10 the
Scot
"He lies in his throat who says so,r
cried Oglyy, losing all patience. "fo
one and oil OF you ! breathe defiance;
and there IL not n brother In the collegs
TO which | belong who will not main
tain my quarrel"
A loud laugh Of derision followed this
sally. and, ashamed OF having Justly
exposed himself to ridicule by bis idle
and unworthy display of passion, the
Scotsman held his peace and en-
deavorcd 10 turn deaf ear to their
taunts.