The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-24

of the sun. The eclipse would De more uncomuon. but xe are short Of black pairt. and he ,hen6er-clouds would csE- tainfy come cheaper as they would cary od all tha: indigo which renamed evct from my lasI HArem picture
 Laniche ;hrew back nls head, aac ecIs into a peal of laughter.
 - You had bette. advertise a coarse ot lectures upon practical economy. he said II undertake Q paste me Pla- cards
 Laugh 10 your hear;s conierL re- sponded jerome. the de1k's back IS ac, more indifferent 10 water than ] arl .o yorf ley;;y l grea, change has come over me from ihe moment ina; my Me phie,opheles and Gretchen dashed mo my mind my views of life have become serious. And 1o~ am CT :o Yfee1-e my models: have my eye oa a Gretchen alIeali, ies szae s.oyo = @z3 sca - ? more conaeni4l mood then l Fstarn i. and. 5y-,he-by. do yar fsppen a have any loose fsaues 45e1. yal a.esS they see silver they N.l. 70. believe af2 serious
 II have no:. bu. Nons.egr Leesolc has, answered Laniehe uith admirable coolness. ard 10 9egsi he VII favor you with he loan of ;hsya
 arr afrale can scarcely afford - l began, nersoasly.
 "pudon. rsonsieus" sad Laniche. whose presence ot nilaa never t5rscoS him. made mistake n esf1s he word lsan oa; seu hzve = sa4si over looke3 the t.et tha; we aANe. n--e ao charge ss yer fof mate: .Als ->ea !. ~as an overs sh: CT say par; aat;weu,y far wIll cover .;. The ase ei re .ae.A-s- ,er IS inclaceG.1
 vas TO mach for Monster taa5 ae , the tsen:y i .ncs were transferred non my poekc :o ,aa, of Ter, rr,e, who snatch ing ap ] hal, which. oy;he-Szy. vas mine. wen: oif n search oi hls moae-s.
 The idea may seem far ;e:ched. u; i; really has occeErec 10 re once CT .~.ce iha; Jerome m fhi have been re-ia.m abe. IL Is srae :ha, ae carried ,ae germ oi al- mos; every wee within hin: ba: some thing still plastic in hls nature lef: room for hope. In LanIche. or the coa;rAry. everything was 100 deeply nsrained 70 be uprooted. They ,rod ;he same path. or rather the same by~ays; b.; he (OS@S S~ Ii AtAG ~tA4NL SAEA-E| r-ss~SN VI . Es a song on his lips. and laugh .1 hls eye WAS followed by L-aniche n tar more deep and earnest, ard. If may say so. more business Ike manner The pursul; of aTrseFnent was 70 him more serous question. 7ce 70 h.gl fno.e pro found s,G1y than - eraEe.
 IL was two days after ;k.s conversation that, arrlvlng 2; the studio one morning. l found 10 my ar7azeIaent he deos s.as C ing wide open. and iae pla-e er1p,y he inner door WAS open also. Gi>s .ossns two mattresses co inc s;eend, arc xa.:ous articles of clothing s;rena a5oa, ou: of my masters there was TO trace Iu some alarm questioned he Washer~ O. man who lived down stars, and :foz, her learned that late las: ' gh; a ,e:;er had been brought 70 ,he .~o painters. :A 2 contents c; which had seemed Q .elolCs them exceecingiy and ihs, immediately after receiving II they had lef; ;he house de ,res boaae hgmeur. and had Eo: been seen ssnec.
 D.sponden,ly I returned 10 he de- serted studio and SC, abou. my work The collection of my stray materials w wAs more troublesome than usual. so. mos, of the articles IT he room bore n ap- pcaranee of having been tossed ID into the air and cargh, again, or rot caught as nigh, happen {: and Joinsrg wha, knew Of erorac's disp pos.tion 'o :h- tres oonne humeur mentioned by The washer worn1r. ! Gid TO. think .he circumstance improbable.
 l, was sul;ry une day, which bade fai. 10 end in a thunderstorm. and by ;he time had worked for an kosr he Perspira::or was standing on my fore head. pushed open ;te window and taking ofI my coat, leaned ou, 10 bIea.he the AT and res: from ny labors. Twas no longer the indefa.iga5.e siuder: who month ago had entered oa the p.;h of art- Ny a-.or ~as considerably damp ee had discovered ina: poetry $ ,arge- Y a1.l:era.cd ~i;h prose. and. ~ha;eser else may no' have .ezrnei n he a:el e Of Mess.ec-s Lzai-he 9, Foarchea. : cer- iasaly had leaned ,A.: < urn for scuh- 6ilns faces or Coar,e. does no; zeces- sar'.y mean .ha. yo- are Rafael .a er1- oryo ard that. though r.iEa: .-trly aspire 70 pan. ..uboaEds enough Q re- lo.ce ny wsr,hy cncle's hear. ye, the higher paths of aF: were TO, likely 10 open the gates a: my ioEch.
 Ina; counter. !. was no; he frs, time ;hA, had caugh, myself thinking almost sensiuen.ally Of yard-neaSures and linen bales. ard wondering ~hea should again see ;he familiar spec.acles. and hear aga.a the familiar word E!a- bildung
 Of course was free any day ,o trrn ny back on he s:rd:o, and re-ente. my un-.e's house and !; was 10, aiose ne idea Of my irretrievable 70 francs Ina. kep; me faithful 10 the accomplished ar;ists- My unacknowledged oblec. n coming 10 Pzr.s had. after al. been stronger than the acknowledged ore. ana that o5iect was sill cnfulhlled. In vain had employed every free hour iu walk ing ,he streets q Paris zrS risking n. inexperienced life al crossings. n van had dared zfe- every d4xea head of hair espied Lad caught l5 gimp ard heard 70 word of th- ll:,le -o-S.a whom began . mourn foF as dead
 To-day, as locked oaf oyer the roofs.