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

"And for my part, if you continue I
to attend to Gipsy affairs In TINS
,yav. I will carry them on so Wen
that Won will never commence them
again" s,or to
me? If my betrothed,
ugly, one-eyed Garcia, Is satisuea,, o.,
what right have you to lnterisre
"What did he say :" asKeo the
Englishman. .,,n, ond
would like "a drink" replied Gar
men. and she threw herself upon a
sofa. screaming with laughter at her
Senior. when that girl laughed
there was no use of talking senslply.
Everybody was obliged to laugh
with her. The great Engllsnman
beoan laughing like the slmpleton
he was, and ordered drink OF wine
While I was drinking, "Do you
see that ring he has upon ms nn-
ger 9U said she to me. III you
want it, 1 will make him give 1t 10
YOU" II, o;,o ona If
nv own fingers to have your mi
lord S in the mountains, each with a
maouilla in his hand"
9Maouilla! What does that
mean 30 demanded the English-
man. . Co, ot;ll
Iopohing. sthat is an orange. 1snt
If a funny word for an orange? he
said he would like to have you eat
a maquila." r,oor;,a
Tomorrow" While we were talk-
ING. the servant entered anu n an
nounced dinner. Then the Engllsn,,
man rose, gave me piastre, anu anu
offered his arm to Carmen, as II sle
could not walk alone. carmen
laughingly said, "My ooy, L can a.
not invite you to dinner, ou' 10
morrow, as soon as you near tne
drnm for the parade, come mere
with some oranges. You VIII nnu
, that / am still your Carmen, ana we W..
will talk about Gypsy affairs. 1 uiu
NOT respond, and was already ln tne
street when l heard the Engllsn-
man call out, "Bring some maqul,
: Ia - and then | heard screams ol
y
, laughter from Carmen. mo,
left. not knowing what l WA
! doing. I could not sleep all night
and the next morning l found my.
self so enraged against the traltores'
! that T had resolved to leave vi
:, hraItar without seeing her again
!. hut at the first roll of the drum al
= NV courage vanished. l took my
o basket of oranges and ran to Gar
q men Her iailouise was open, aH'
~ T saw her great black eyes Watchlill
- for me. The powdered tootmal
= admitted me Immediately. Car
"a men gaye him an errand, ana a
soon rs we were alone, she gave on
e of her little screams ana threw ne ne
re arms around my neck. l nau 'o neve
I. seen her look so beautiful. Auorne
/. as madonna, perfumed-lnno nod siiHH 4i1,
r. and iewels-ah ana dfessed Ha, On
q, the thief l was. Jose, salu ~"
W men. 81 have an lncilnatlol
= break everything in this place, an
g set the house on fire, ana nee W u
r. Sierra" And then shouts OF Iaue, =,
20 fer and then she danced ana toi
Nv her ribbons and silks. Never VI
~ monkey make more capers, an
~ arimaces. and diableries. VINE
- = Che became serious, "Hear. l nay
ne plan on foot. l want this man
Se ia ~ me to Ronda, where l nave
an sister in the convent then ne
~ ~. shouts of laughter}. We Will pa
10 m nv a certain place, of which L W
mo o end Won word. You will fall up!
NJ NJ him But" added she, with a di
~ ~ hnI;caI smile that she had at certa
,e times. and that smile no one WISH
~, -: to initiate, "Do you know Wnat
,uf do? Let Garcia come first. heel
no no little back yourself; the crawnSn
- brave and quick he has gooo 7
- tois' Do YOU understand! .
a. a., ioterrunted herself with lau
his that made me shiyer.. +,
lto lho 9No.U / said, 81 hate Garcia, {
in. he is my eomrade. some IaSii +
rs haps, l will get rid OF my t tiVa,' a.
Ifi, we will settle the coh'e3U -,
of manner of my country. an =
n - hemian only by chance, anu az 60 .
IF er things l will always DC d II"
,all Navarrese." ~ Of
hen foot. "YOu are stupid asinPie'.
the a true payllo! You don't love
nan Col" ,dot
zoe hut I promised to return 10
oil comrades and wait for the Engi
On man. / remained two days at
@ Nv hraltar awaiting the time OF u
MD departure for Ronda. Inc uay
w Id fore thew were to leave, l ser
! of with a project in my nina also
u ~. VI fonnd Dancaire and Garcia exp
~, ing me. We passed the night
e - wood bv a fire of pine knots,
a"I 7 cast a brilliant light. i propose
Iii game of cards TO Garcia. lie
Nd 'sGii eented. In the second game l
a. a., him he was cheating. He be
NY ln1 iaughing. and | threw the card'
hatv bap his face. He jumped for his (
,nen % and set my foot upon 1t, anu >
nTla , "They tell me you can play
naeS @ the knife as well as the pes
.riS nS Malaga. Will you try it with ~
.a9S iimS Dancaire tried to separate u;
t, leln, rave Garcia two or three b
liee' lfna With nv hand. His wrath n
i'tIe r. hin, brave. He drew his dag
tho t and T mine. We both told
t ,n caire to let us alone, and see
the play. He saw that ne alone !,
/, diff not able TO SlOp uo, anu
Z, "I Of Garcia was already bent al
CON double, like a cat ready 10 SCI.
= III 70 prey. He held his hat in ms
10 We 70 hand, as a guard, and his knlIe
;ovoS tended. 1t is their Andall
: % we guard. / took the Navarrese 9
t,wo right in face of him, the ieit
NV" b"6 raised, the left foot in front
,;ther her dagger by my right thigh.
~ wes stronger than giant. lie 81
oon,' w. upon me like a flash. l WE
,asas e upon my left foot, and he
sareet ,d nothing in front of him, but ci
Of him as / swung, under the
ned. and the knife entered so deep
EEar. felt my fist against bis thro'
turned the blade so strong u
'oIden % broke. 1t was finished: ID
With upon his nose and laid !
,;,ord "What have you done?" said
,sed, caire. "Look," ] replied,
| ~ InnneGr live f0VGIn