Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-16


him always he Is as old rs iny father; he
ioxpects me to be shut IN like nun; Il
he had his own way ! should never stir
out of the house; does one neyy Tor
thatfn
"pne should marry to 10 ope's duiy,''
said tesnaldo iimldiy, iOr De icit the iee-
blcness OF his counsCla and arguments
against The force and the warmth aud tho
sclt.wit of woman, conscious 81 her
! beauty ndher power, aud her lovers, and
{ moved by AL the insuncts of vanity and
passion
eve had q terrible scene an hour AGO.
( said tenorosa, passing over What She ,i;d
not choose % answer. SIT cost ,nv much
not to pat knife intn HIM Il was abont
1 Falko. There was nothing new, bat he
thought there was. fear he viii do Fal.
10 mischief some day hC threatened ii /;
h IS not thc iirst timc.n
"ltat IS very grave said GcSualdo.
growing pllcras bc heard 'Nly dnneh-
tor, you ar more Ia error ihau tassllo
4 NiFr all be has his rights, Why 40 YOU
not send The Young maui away lie would
obey YOU
"ile would obey me In ANYTHING else.
not In that said The woman, with the nd.
he conscious smile OF one who knows her
own power "iIc would not 90 away,
Indeed why should hc 20 away lie has
his employment here. Why should hc 70
away because TaSso IS a Jealous toolfn
as he such iooltN said Gesuado,aud
he raised his eyes Suddenly and looked
straight INTO hers, Guncrosa colorcd
! through her warm, palclcss skin. She was
Silont.
at has not zone as far as YOU think "
she muttcrcd after pause.
nuV ! WI nov ne accused Tor no'l-
ius' siV SuNv"' tasso shaii nave Whai
, uc u'A"'S uS lt"N NHu' why Nouia Ac
""'IiS 'N' iV Knew h9tvu MN We
WNtvIe az very moor Gown lherC lY Hocca
@,"o, nut we were gay and haplY Why
I "'u nc 'oNe me away
i, INC Tears started 10 her eyes anu rolled
Gown NuI hot cheekS' u was the mum
, uICeth l,nc tlat She hautoiu her sorrows
, W ,''Sua'uo' IN ulg confessional aud ou'
~ NV J.. vas an oiu Story Oh when Sh'
. never 'licu Oh elllS' lief own pcopl,
! WIZ WI away ,Y INV Neashorci Aud sh'
, uau ev llrhuS III Matco' ior she Wa'
3 lAoushl loItlghtr' not DcinE 81 ina
e country Floei anu the women were loal
, Gus ol ner beauty, ana OF the idle hlt
! Nhich she leu III comparison TO theirs
4 ana Oh lhe cafeu-ior LOOK OF her person
e "Ssua'uo seemed conhtrymani ana
e IelaVlN' ana u Itlehu' she TOOK al hol
@ woes To MINI priest WAS Ike woman
@ she tuouRhli only sun safer conhdnnt,
, on are nhsralelul, my daughter h'
e ealu, nov WIN an chort TO DC severe u
b rCplluahu' You know lhat You wer'
d Giau 20 marry :" ilch o man MS lRNslio
= on Know IhHl your lalhtt auu mothe|
y Were Eiau' ahu yoh yourscl I6eWlse' NJ
ID A
Il WISH, put you owe MN something's IN
S uocd you owe Nun huch. speak tn yol
Il now ou' OF my ONCE only rs TREND
4 would Cntteat you 10 soma your luNc
e away. " not there VIII ne crime, per
!. maps o'oouShou, ana the lault OF All ina
l. may happen WIZ pc Soufa'
- She gave a gesture which said that sh
o cared nothing, whatever might happen
c She was IN huadsroug and desperate
~ mood; She had had violent quarrel wit
ci hcr husband, and She loved Falko Mrly
Il gari, the steward Of the absent noble win
r owned the empty, bali ruined palpc
o which stood on the banks of the river, h
was fair aud handsome young man Wit
n Lombard blood in him; tall, slender. vi.
ID orous, Gmorous and light-he0rtcd th
I'd strongest OF contrasts IN all ways to Tai
We so Tassilo, tacitun, feeble, sullu an
n unloycly, twice the years of his VIE
H. There was not more than a mile HI
tween the mill-housc and the dcscrto
&c villas TUssilo might as well have tried {
at arrest the sirucco, OF the mariners Wlnt
ID when they blew, as TO prevent an int
or course so favored and so facilitated q
t. circumstances The steward had u mi
or Hon reasons in year 10 visit the mil
y, and when the miller insulted him an
IF forbade him his doors he had no power
v, prevent him from fishing in the water
u from walking on the bank, from maxim
o. signals from the villa terraces, and al
ls pomtmcnts IN the canebrakcs an
the yncllelds. Nothing could ho,
lie broken of the intrigue except the dcpur
th urc Of one or the other OF the lovers fro
Id Marca. Bat Faco Mclcgari would not 9
nd away from place whcre his inielc,t Is an
re his passions both combined to hold hin
Sc oud 1t never entered the mind OF the mi
Is Ter 10 take his wife elsewhere. lie la
a, dwclt at the min all the years of his III
rs, and his forclathcrs for five generation