New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-14

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little Spanish more vigorously with Juan,
fswho, althoughsSof the same age, was com
.pkarativelY. the ] said guardian If the
others. "''' ~
Chrystie had been singing "a Spanish
song with the guitar, Juan correcting her,
and the rest ofsus were bending over the
dictionary and grammers on the. table,
when: during Silence, "a deep, grave
voice sounded . ~ should never to come
again, but you do sing: the song So bad
ly;' and We looked up to see Fenallosa' 5
head be- !. in ! the window, as he surveyed Juan
and Chrystie with tremendous displeas-
ure. PRESENTLY he came in. *.
What are you going to do on the
Fourth, Renal Iosa?po asked s.John ALLEN:
from tbs ezp na2S wa e 49, OF 21t
'sWhat. is !. that the. custom of the
country is to do?" asked Fenallosa, for
he had arrived last year just after that
oay ! g,T.1Ggs's} IN I. = [;tyE4TT
'"Oh, burn POWDER Is >@s1&A ~
'And blow toot-horns." T.. .ssr3
"And set towns .!ab1eze with fire
crackers. "@'a S.@t * .s..lt ~'srt sI|tl
, "AnH make every one wish there were
no such thing as liberty ~,
"Powder! horns! 1t is sacrilege.
| Wish for no liberty!:: You deserve nnot
the day. It should be in the church,
professions, flowers, with prayers, with
Thanks. Powder, horns, fire crack ers--
dctestab1e'v' '--s "'%a - - q , ~
tt"But the fireworks are beautiful,
Fenallosa," said Chrystie.H .'When John
sends up the rockets after dark from the
roof, and showers Of colored2stars tall into
the sea that showers of colored stars rise
out of the aeeps to meet-oh that is
beautiful" i r - a&F a4$,et 7 +
""T That is beautifulv' said Fenallosa, all
at once in radiant humor h 81 shall to
see it. And / will play your Yankee
Tootle on the foot horns; you will give
the Instruction. And SO Chrystie PLAYED
him the desired tune, he standing beside
her ana adding to her guitar strain ac-
cordlng four1shes on the piano. ut is a
| qulckstep, your national tune. Your
fast people do keep the time But it
suits not the guitar. One nights Chrvstie,
you shall lean! from the BALCONY with me,
and to hear the band down in the plaza
play the soft music very different music !
and the seas rolling other music the
| harbor,, noun ain tops and south stars
oversus Z" ~ 49, &ws% j.? H. l. - "a.
| II do wish, Fenallosa," murmureds
Chrystie, as he bent his head to listen
| thatifyou. wil,make love ctos me, you
wouldn't make it before all the world, .
what, care, fer the world?'' he cried.
''The universe is nothing then if YOU but
to listen y And he turned alb out and
| caught my hand and kissed it in a pas
sion Of delight, since he dared, not kiss
| Chrysties, and he know John Allan
! would not MIND for he saw here his first
it was ;o,n the aftern Don 81 the i sFourth
! itself that Fenallosa appeared Before us
in deep mourning, clad i'll the blacklist
.habiliments of woe from top to toe. I
confess thought it was a part of bis
! love making, and, that he was only testi-
| flying to the condition of his emotions, or
! else that some revolution had turned up
in South America that he was contrast
ing with our happy day Of Independence.
|! But it was quite otherwise. The news
! had just come Of the loss Of a great I'M
Gle, whom he had never seen, but who
had lett him a silver mine in the noun
tains, a troop Of slaves, a. coffee planta-
ton, and few other trifes. II shall go
beck one daYnow to maneuvre, to man
age, my estate he said, grandiloquently.
-,',But5 NOT alone 4 ,gps They are not
mine; they are hers Era And he felt more
than ever assured. that, after this,
things must turn out as he wished, and
he surveyed himself and the inl1y hue of'
his garments withsinefable satisfaction,
Willie Chrystie brought him the iced
lemonade with whic We celebrated, anil
which he regarded with unfeigned con:
tempt. ,t ksSSsF
Garcia andssL1 Leon were playing duet
Together on the piano las he came in. 1t
Eis$true that&tle music they played had
never been written, but they had bound
volume of the Bazor open on the rack
| before them, and appeared to be going
through it Philharmonically their eyes
fixed on the page undermining along the
lines, turning the leaf reHgiously when
sthey reached s~the foot, noddlng their
heads to the time, going back for a fresh
start or to play over some bar more to
their mind, and jabbering together now
and then without looking off concerning
the lingering or the phrasing,and,, getting
Eoutof all not unpleasant ringing and
lclanging. AS Fenaliosa came in, in his
Rdark array, with the shining new black
hat in his hand, they glanced at each
other quickly, but banged" away, till,
having made his compliments to the rest
he wheeled On then, and with one Of his
gestures, WHICH even Leon and Garcia
i>never thought Of disobeying, brushed