Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-12-22
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go! Ny FRIEND, 60 ~

Wbile he was putting his key into the
4 , window was opened and Il voice
\ lied out
I kit you, chevalier ?"
,b Cassonade, are you there" said
k,.s.COu, "what the deuce do you
4 nj this time OF night"
he driver had skilliully taken his
me from the cab, and the miserable
hester who was not yet awake, was
Ired by the head and feet through the
, how hall OF the house and up the
h. At the last step Cassonade APP
SIrI with candle in his hand.
Alb! chevalier, what an adventure ~
I lh with deep sigh.
ns nothing it is only boy who has
N drinking, and we will put him to
4 in the blue room," replied Case
\ who thought that his neighbor, the
ar was mourning over the inehriate.
4 That is not what / mean; good
.pns no" replied Cassonade, raising
hands to heaven "Ah / promise you
! your drunken lad will not sleep in
u Blue room tonight"
What the deuce do you mean? You
better help me-" said the chevalier,
<Jatently."
.Come, sir, come. look there"
Nlsse.COu left the sleeper to the care
the driver, and followed his guide,
u led him directly to the blue room.
Hook, Cheyaliern" said Cassonade,
biting to the bed.
/ THE little girl from the Oleon," ex-
6med Casse.Cou.
/ was really she. 1t was the angel
lin the long brown ringlets whom the
ieYaNer had admired in the box at the
heatre, the child with the large fawn-
Ike eyes whom he had gazed at with so
nncl devotion when beside her mother,
lnd under the cruel eyes OF the "ogre."
Stretched upon the bed and wrapped
n to the neck in the bed clothes, the
|lte girl slept soundly. Case. Cou
bought he must be dreaming, and his
|nalement was such that he remained
fnte and motiOnless before the uneX-
|Ried sight. At the moment when,
tNmg recovered from his surprise, he
n about to speak and ask for an ex-
.nltIon, CassOnade put his finger to his
n and went away from the bed side on
Do not let us wake her." said he,
III 1T will be time enough to-
euOw"
How came she here?" exclaimed the
tSaIer as soon as they had left the
h will tell you presently" said Cas-
Elle IN tone Of mystry; "but il you
believe me, chcYalier, we will first
1l oil the individual whom you
flght here"
lhal Young mani" said Francis,
flkng his forehead. "True. | had for,
Men hint
a3a may be permitted to ask who
II poor fellow whom met with, and
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a \, is he? | think know what kind
IGeSs it is, pll wager that you
lIIm at some street-corner, sleep
oil what he has swallowed"
NeVer mind he needs care. and il
vGh weather as this could not
IN N, Tue poor fellow on the street ="
Tue watch would have taken h i'm Il
'anon, and il YOU will let ms, will
him there now"
.klbed." "
ina ped? Whose bed? Not that poor
fsri's, | hope"
u nine, OF COURSE"
M u yGars? All chevalier that's Just
{ouy' exclaimed Cassonade.
T yne and help me! come quickly"
n '""cls, running to the door Of the
H. la!hlGl driver OF the yellow cal
ri tynIlaIhed upon the landing, and had
Gi u lald the motionless body OF the
NJ "'YEkcaled gambler upon the steps
N; hurry, sir no hurry" said he
fJITisy' Tor the good pay he had re
is, p uad pnt him in good humor
IN ~ ~ no danger that your friend will
II. % ,S pretty full, let me tell you
bnor,"n' not open an eye before noon
ljGfIioW unless indeed"
G,'P U.S. my good fellow" interrupt
"G cheyalirr; che may take col,
"A jn T" III Heavens name can MAJ
|tson,IIu ch a state rs this?" muttereC
I'm '''' raising the drunken man,
I pIuabIr burden was carried witt
I'm D', ape, Of The coachman to Cusse-Cou
\ attbHi"'' carefully laid upon the bed.
hrei moment, either because bein
IN cho "Nu aroused him, or he had icl
I'm o"o,s o OF temperature, the youn,
Who's i i"r, nus eyes, but closed then
Nh yoir" Immediately murmuring in
,Molhcr,o
|fAtloroj 't ~ IL not ~ bad ~ | thought,
Nh moG Cassonadc, "lor Inc Thinks +,
IN Of lItiyal'er said nothing, but bit In
I'D when nus 3d.. lnNSlachc, which hc alwa,
\ Nh ' ~, ochIeayoring to control himsel
IN tLs 'I ~ no further use 10 YOU, sir.
IAr,c.o ''''r 81 will 90 back 10 l.
n o M, my friend gor"
loa noa sJie a. Obliged to YOU, sir, an