Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1883-12-01

and she ratified her caStduels, 40 ohS
ALWAYS did when she wished TO
chase away some importunate idea
CHAPTER vi.
One forgets himself when he Is
relating the past. All the detali5
vharv YOU. without doubt, but L
will soon be through. The lie we
led in that way lasted a long time.
Dancaire and / associated with us
some comrades Drawer than the
others. and we dealt in contraDanq
goods ordinarily, but, sometimes, 1
must confess. we stopped travellers
on the highways, but at the last
extremity, when we coulu no. w
otherwise. And, then, we never
i'll treated them, and restralneu our
selves to taking their money; for
some months l was very naPPy
with Carmen she continued 10 De
useful to US in our operatlonsl ny
notifying us of the prizes we mlgh'
gain. she kept herself at Malaga,
or Cordova, or Grenada, but, at
word from me, she came 10 me-
whether was in an Isolated lnn,
or even in bivouac in the Slerras'
One time only, it was at Malaga
she gave me any inquietude' 1
learned that she was casting ner
tolls around a rich merchant, with
whom she probably thought to re-
neat the pleasantly of Gibraltar.
Notwithstanding all that Dancaire
ooniI cav to stop me, | immediate
y, cot off and entered Malaga in
omen day. [ found her, and at once
led her TO the mountains we hao
sharp quarrel. ...ho+
, "bo YOU know" said she, "that
since YOU have become my rom,
love You less than before. do not
: wsntto be tormented, least OF all /,
, to he commanded. What l want
J Is TO be free, and do as 1 please
Take care how YOU urge Inc, IL you
, make me mad, I'll find some good
boy who will serve you as you oio
Garcia" - ,,,,
: Dancaire reconciled us; put we
: had said things that remained ol
4 the heart, and we were not amer |.
ward as we had been before.
8 short time after, great misfortune
!, befelI us, We we're surprised Dy
the troops, Dancaire was klilee
IS with two others of my comrades
i two Others were captured wa
+; grievousIy wounded, and. but 10
Il nv good horse, would have re
Y NAMED in the hands of the soldlers
r Weakened with loss of blood, cal
d rving ball in the body, escape
& into the woods with the only con
n rade who was left. / tainted, an
r thought | was going to die In III
Is thicket. like a hare that has II
le ceived a shot. My companion cal
er ried me into a grotto, when W
er knew. and went to bring Carmen.
ID She was at Grenada, and imm'
= diately ran to me for two WeeH
re she did not leave my SIDE. he
r ewes were never closed, ana 81
to nursed me with a tenderness an
I'd devotion that could not be excelle
he nv anv woman 10 her best beloVe
h. AZ soon as | could stand, she ie
re me to Grenada with the utmost
id crecv. Bohemians find ever
nd where the safest asylums, ana
en- nassed more than six weeks III
We house only two doors from the co
to reoidor who was hunting me. MO
than once, while looking tnrous
sw the blinds, / saw him pass.
iss nally, recovered, but hao ma
ill MANY reflections upon my pea
on pain. and thought OF changing U
ia manner of life. begged Carin
lin to leave Spain with me, ana Try
led live honestly in the New WoTld. .
D a i've were not born to raise ca
is baees. Our destiny is to live at
,is- exDense of the pdyttoS. STOP +;
She have arranged an affair with Natn
Ugh Ioseph. of Gibraltar. He has Sol
coYt6nades which he iS holding
Out Won TO bring over the line.
,er- kn0ws YOU are living. He depeI
but mon Won. What would our cor
the spondents at Gibraltar say II
Bo- fail to keep your word
9TH 7 Welded to her influence, ana
INK newed INV detestable trade.
While / was concealed at Gr
the ada there were several bull-ng
on which Carmen attended. On
me. re.urn. she talked about v
adroit picador, named Lucas.
go, Ene,v the name of his horse,
my how much his embroidered vest
ish- cost. / paid no attentlo' 70, "
Gil Tnanito. the comrade who rem,
heir ed with me, told, some days al
be- 6a had seen Carmen with Lucas
out the house of a merchant AT Gay"
!. L That began to alarm me-
,ect- manded of Carmen how anu
in a she had become acquainted WIN
that nicador, ,s
ID a at isa boy" she said. u
ac- whom we may gain somethlng;.
told brook that makes noise mas el
egan water or pebbles. lie mas q
5 in twelve hundred reals at oull-n
gun, ing. One of two things /; we
said, have that money or, as ne
with good rider and stout-hearteu' :
t in NAV enroll him in our Dand'
1e?" and such one is dead, ana
8. ] will be obliged TO replace u
lows Why not take him 2,
made "f want neither him nor
gger, money. and forbid you speal
Dan with him another time"
fair g Take care F" she reespon,
was mvhen one forbids me to doa u
rev. it is soon DONE" ~
most Fortunately the picador LEI
re its Malaga, and / began prepaLll
J left hrino over the Jews cottonade
e ex. had a great deal to DO on thaIt
usion dition, and Carmen too. sool
uard, got Lucas perhaps for the mo-
arm She forgot him also. IL was
/, the this time, Senior, that L met
felt fIrst near Montilla, and tnen az
prang dova. l will not reier 70 ou
nirled interview. You knew IL PEI
found longer than /. Carmen stoie
aught watch. She wanted your u
chin, also, and above all, tnaI Iing
that on your finger she oeclaIeu
at. be a magic ring, ana its POsst
hat it to concern her greatly: we
Le fell violent dispute, ana l struS1
there. She turned pale ana crleu'
Dan the flrst time / had ever see
tive crv. and it affected me terrio
SLy,,s IL hor nardon humbly, bl