Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-09-02
FOUR LIVES IN ONE.
ALVEY n. Aeee in The Arsoaautl

taking liking to the quaint. unmodsrnizsd
town, hs bodily changed his plans Of au.
tunn travel. gave upa cherished scheme Of
Russian va yabonlage; had his baggage sent
from Dresden, aud made ready to settle
down and browse away three or four months
In idIsness and not over-ariuous stuiy. And
tits move Of his led to the happening Of
very strange and seemingly unreal event in
his life.
Ronal wyde was then . or d years old.
rather above the medium height. with thick
blue black hair that he had an artist trick
OF allowing to ripple down to his neck, dark
hazel eyes that were almost too deeply re-
ces,ed in their bony orbits, AMI q trouble.
some growth Of beard that, cl1se-shaven as
he always was, showed in strong blus out
line through the thin and rather sallow skin.
His address was singularly pleasing. and his
wide experience Of life. taught him by yean
Of varied travel, made him gooi deal OF .
cosmopolitan in his views AMI ways, which
caused him to be looked upon as a not over.
safe companion for young men Of his own
age or under.
Having made up his mind TO winter in
Freiberg, his first step was to quit the little
hotel. with its moldy stone vaulted entrance
and its columned dining room, under wac
fuIl-centred arches Close, berry, and smoky
fumes fingered persistently. and seek quieter
student lodgings in tie heart Of the town,
His choice was mainly inAuen oei BY thin
railei balcony, twine1 through and through
b. the shoots Of q vigorous Virginia
creeper, that famed and hickered in tho
breezy October sunsets in strong relief
against the curtains that driftsd whitley out
and in through tho open window. So, With
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blinking nervously, and shading MS eye
from the full sunlight that fell on his face
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beard AMI tnih, curVed nose iooRed just
little Jewish, and seemed at variance with
his pale blue eyes that were still bright in
spite of age. And vet. bearded as he was,
features that boriered upon effieminancv
AMI made the treble Of his voice sound even
more thin and womanish Is he answered