Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-12-12

love you well, my good old LOr
rain. Let me zee your big sword
Death comes 10 axe me away, We mus
hi, ninI, must We not
es, my l"ru answers the Old sol
oier. as Two large Tears trlckle down his
wealher-0eaten face. r - 49,.
AT this moment the royal almoDel
approacnts. the Dauphln's bed, aud
oendihg down, talks {" him in q low
vnic+, p"lntlng to the ivory crucifix
WHICH ne holds iu his hand The liitl-
DauphlD listens 10 him, with a look ot
great surprise. Suddenly interrupting
him he says:
~ understand perfectly what you are
telling me. Monsieur Liable; but why
cannot my. little friend Beppo die in
my s'esu, y we were 10 give him g great
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THE TWO INNS.
was returning from Mines one af
ternooon in july The heat was on
pressive Extending tar beyopd sight
white aud gIariDg. the highway dusijly
wound between olive gardens md stunt
ed oaks, shining beneath the intense
sun. whose iDtoierabIe ravs de rted from
a glowing sky. Not snrck of shade
no. a breath of AR: nothing save the
vibrations of the heated atmosnhere
and the strident cry of the locus,s. di.
| tractiuv music and deafeninv in its in
r-nsity, whose rapid measure seemsd d
| the snuOrotsuess itself of this in,menss
| 1Ibrsiiug luminosity. I had been walk
,nu IL, "a sGan,i,., pil.}ar,, for ,.,o
| ~ IVY
"''uIS, WuSu suuucuiy tueTc dppeaTou
oenle ne, en'e'elpe rom OUT c'"ud
-, ~ 'i'''n uus.' s"oP W "hi'e houses
= "eso co'e ~ e,''u'e" ~ uaI is Ki"Wn as tne
ne'ay "i Oa'nt v'ucent; i've OF Six
S'foe,ules' more 'lke great DArhs with
~ a.s. o" e"py uouen IN ciump
VI "'i"eT'ne He ''ees' ahu rignt peyOhu
wv 'a.s .ns tac'ne eacn o.ner iIom
'rr.'s''e ~ '"o i.a'
"e SURROUNDINGS VI '"ese iups were
s''S."x III i"e'r appearance On the
"H III ~, '"iss "u'iu,he' n'i-o
"t7 ""u 'he oors
po" "a,. o'an s'anoine pe
~ ,: p"iseS tnes
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cup unuer We shor'
S"a.s o"s' uy 'ne "a'l"' .ne IN"
ysl" nieu VIII u''"es anu WIN "ag
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to"E 'f VI ns.s ~ opn" '' 'ao,es, .ne ,s. s.''s'
III H " ~. >; . one ~. VI "ri'ia'",
'ans, .., .n1 p"pp,"s " e"ua oo''les' aon
a.e ,';,.' s;''.;' -. .He 'u"."n' nne'ns J"S"os
80 v.., ,v;'.'' "s"e 80 ""es WHICH sn'oA Tie
WY VIM" pe.
ley PrtaE, .iaue 1n., ma, Marxery;
Tnkes xn her "n" silver ISr' pitssssr. iosss
And to the river goes. *"s
The opposite inn, on the other hand,
| VAS silent and abandoned. Grass grew in
dive doorway The shutters were broken
above the portal hung holly branch
heavy with accumulated dust and limp-
ly dropping, the door sill pr"pped up
with stones from the road side. Ever,
thug was 40 miserably POOR, so pitifulIy
lad, that it seesIed a real charity to stop
| there and drink glass of wine.
On entering found my self in large,
empty. and gloomy room, which was
| rendered st'll more niourDful and de-
serted hy the glaring bri3 3hfness, stream
ing through the great cu.tainless wins
dows. IL conIaiued several rick ETY. ia
| pies, upon " birh were dust filed gla,s
80. u broken and d-lapidated billiard
able conspicuously exhibiting its four
gaping packets, a yellnw lounge, aud
old counter; every thing securing TO
-ieep in The -'ifling. sickening air. Aud
flies! flies! Never had seen- 20 mary;
they covered the ceiling, g. uck to The
window pan+s and filed the glasses in
grape-liSe bunches As / opened the
door there was huzzieg aud u quiver-
ing of wings, AS if mad invaded bee
hive tL
At the further end of the room, stand
ing at n window End inJeptly gazing
out. was a woman. called twice to
her: 'Ho! mine hostess " She slowly
'urned ar'u,,d. exhibiting to me the
! hin fsc6 OF ptasaut, ridged and
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