The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-24

 thing beiEeen them. even 10 their il- spifa;ions. which take 10 mean good ideas CT lucky hi;s. Sc: them ID as yo2r examples do as they do, and you may ,et become the adornmeni of your native tosr.
 Then my uncle took me by the two shoulders, looked for a fe~ seconds into my eyes, placed kiss symme;rically on the centre Of each ol my cheeks. blInked his eyelids rather ias, several times run n.ng, and walked back inio the shop. s.amallag the door behind hi.n. and nut iering :o himself :. ! nb..d-ng, Einblld lag. Einbil3uns
 Is walked toward the station l sniv- e.lec \ lit'.e y4s ia sci, and ,earfa, a-Iao- altogether. and ie.: amos, kindly 1.sposed toward he linen trade, and 5..a.os: cApab.e oi pressing linen bale Q .at hear.
 Neen the ;aia had VII lied me or. these sensations sags.aed. The endless sheiyes. win tatir h. B.'s and H. B. B's vanished iEom iny mental slgh:, and IT ;heir place ;aefe afose another ,ision-a -ltis : i4le. pa. ei bi1e eyes. pair of I f4&en p,a.;s. saas.G e.er see them as AZ T reall,y
 have given ,te reader several opoor- g-ai:5es of o3sefanE ma; Ras r1adly T .oKe .Iih die k!eEe Base. u. as for tie --.:le cols.n self lad never lei her S 1ess iha; f4c:. was si!ll ai ;kz; early s1- aEonizing sage 9f me passion which $ s:.s. populafty kaoNn as ca.f-.cVe Ca.i-!ose Is ei;her very cenousiratlve or tefy ,e:icea: ny st4.e answered Q he second description. used ia !ie awake d. a.s sh:, making combinations ho~ 10 nee; he: by fhaBce or my evening wax neS. day and ;h-n when my com 0inai!ons were 45 :: 70 be iowned. and ] a.9 speo; Inc oes, part oi ar Eeu. aeEsns behind . aeCge. or ero1chIng n he sI-ir.ts af aa Ani-t.il. some Ezze. a1a.aole imPgze would make ire w4ik o'' ~hlsi...s n She opposite direction "..en peFce.sea her a?P-o4-h.
 3ase she h1s e pressed u.sh tol ea,- ias efaynsa. !; ~as 10. poeucal wish. 5-s ], .nsP.eed ne IT cold u.ood ! le.. s-.e sop -IEaaraea. and Esaed TOT cray. .s- II he ..l,e stream oa;sl5e ;he ;os T Ay sp7;; was a.es;. as isfb.iie spor: -s-44ly : landed ne splendid spee- taens. | Is ..-e ;aa: my rishi hand ~As seseie.y 0!..e.., Ina. my coa: sleeve was Gie:eaed, a-- .ia: my sn1.e boxed .ak e.ts when Ie.azne1 bG: these c.feErn- ..aa C ;a.e1 ss damp my s2lsl.s I,~As eat saeE thr tnor1eI; ior presenting .ae# = !9y ee5asta app,sa5i.e1 'aA: t..e o.1 .E-.1e l.4.y -.gre o.er ne. Her slsl: ..-...c -c ? ;a, he afternoon. ana fer 'e4E = sae sAo..5 :h.nk la: had :z.sea ;. ..... sia-zte for Ter s.he ..:e .~ q tAe cr4y..sk .nyse.;. aud threw .ke oEe.s over inc s.rse. Sa. Nher she
 .4sa. =: .: t claAs n my pla.e. AE.- feF' .rae1 ne ~l;h ae: has8og ke9. aaY for aei, eal.e. her sreedy a1a esz.e.s... are sae momen; sae vas gone l s'.=: T.! ,e.t mo my room and spen: 4a h9-F n ce 1.Is @he;ae, ] sac1ld imp ''ona ne . .aGeA. oi hang myself on ;he Ing Ra.Ca eeeaglel inc centre of ne e .ns ! It-as:e.y ihe .ing ~as ct.- k.aas -.e n. :o ny weigh. ard sew ei-- ases oi He~ .y-a;tivee Aaea whi-h stood IT ne goui.y ait under nlv window oc.eIre1 rne Iron the se5ead a!:erra- i've Hy o;A-Hs 14.gh: no: have beer dashed e~. le f4..eE CT oze of these A'.a s2' 4. s i'5.l sliy..lns n a crp?led shape
 | ~a. ao;hcas Af,er ne cray ash affair ;ha; ny 5ANea.ta.:ed Hilda had r1u .~Ay from home. She ha ad gwen no hin. oi her intentions either b my uncle or ne. she had made 10 com plants of he. s,ePfnothe,s ;.eatmen: only for some weeks her iace had groan palet. and her eyes more se:logs and ore hne morning ~e heA'd .ha. she had vanished. For iae hrs; ies days ;ae disappearanc was complete. iheE there arrived a few lines addressed 'o ny uncle, ;. surine him ,ha, The nfs. sign ci d search would cause her 10 put aa end 10 her liie The pos,mark CT ,ke envelope sas o. stnal. ,owr on ,Ae ifoa:.eF of Germany, one Q! the sta tons on he way D Fans and. ponder iag over 'hls e.yeams.anee. together with many easua. reHiAfks she had made in o-o days, had convinced myself ;ha, Ii ever she WAS 70 be found, Paris was the place.
 ] employed the ,irne of my tourney in laying my plans for the future. These plans were simple: they were only 10 ob- tam fame as a painter. ,o ind my cousin. and ef.ng her home s!'h fortune 10 ay at her feet. The plan had looked simple n he quiet Of my aaeie's back shop |; s;.. locked comparatively simple in ,he hallway carriage. bu; when once found myself plunged IT he s hirl of ola,,er and glitter, of daShing carriages and hurrying iooi-passengers which people call paris. my. leeas began io grow less distinct; and All remained conscious of was de- sire no; 10 lose hold of my own identity, noi 10 De ssep; aslde by this sparkling torrent of life for which my wildes, ea- pecta;ions had no, prepareI me.
 On the morning Af,er my arrival had recovered myself sufficiently to ask nv wAy to ;he lodging of my future masters. the two brilliant geniuses whose torch was 10 illuminate my path to art. ~iu not say how often asked my way before reaching my destination. bu, did reach t s, last,
 The locality in which the genius friends lived was remote. After threading some half-dosen extremely H. smelling streets. l recognized a, the entrance of the wors, smelling ot the number the directions on inc ls',e, 0. recommendation which