New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15

This way SEE my fat friend, duckin, h.,,- :.
big bul[god an divin into passage NUM- I,ng
remimbered that must, ha made the miracSIIoa.!!
reputation av that temple for the next fifty ysss
! Not so fast SEE, an held out both nv Isan
wild wink. That ould thief smiled ike ts. ms
tux him by the back av the neck in ca asae :.
bexnowst, an ran him UP an down the ran IN
twice TO- collect his senslbities Be quiet .sN
,he, in Engishl Now you talk sense ss
! Fwhatll you give me for the use av that r Sx
! lligant pahnquin have no time 10 take ayaIS
Don't tell seq he. is ut like? sez / R",yr
might give me my railway fare. I'm "a,
my home an Ive done you a service Bhovs ~. ~
a good thing to be priest. The ould man n NJ, "
will prove TO you subsequint, he philandered u
round the slack his clothes an began dribt,ea
tenrupec notes, old gold mohurs and rupees ;..aI
my hand, till could hould no more.' ~"
You lie,' said Ortheris You're MAD
sunstrook. A native don't give coin unless ~ y
Then my lie an my sunstroke is conceal,
under that lump av sod yOnder." retorted M NJ
vaney unruflled, nodding across the scrub ~,
there's dale more In nature than your souids
little legs have liver taken you to, Orthr,s ~
SON. Four hundred an thirty rupees nv ~
reckonin,' and big fat cold necklace that ~
from HIM as a remimDrancer was our char =
that business
AN e give il 10 you for love p said Or,h.x.
I'VE were alone in that passage. Maybe NV.
a trifle too pressn but consider fwhat had 80
for the good av the temple an and iyeras,;a.
low av those women. Twas cheap at tbs n ns;Ia
I wud ha' taken more if | cud ha' found ~ r'1
turned the Ould man upside down AZ the kst hus
he was MIXED dhry. Thin he opened doo, az \.
another passage an found mysif up to nv ~. ~
in Benares river-water, an bad smelliH n, 4.
More by token / had come out on the rvs.
line, close TO the burnin CHAT an contagious 70 A
eracxlin' corpse. This was in the heart ay ~
night for had been four hours in the temnI
There was a crowd av boats tied up SO tnS
wan an whit across the river; Thin, came hors
acrost country lyin' up by day.
"How on earth did you manage" said
How did Sir Frederick Roberts get from Cabul
TO Candahar? lie marched, an he niver tous
how near he was to brealin' down. That's VII,
he is fwhat he is; An now dn MuIyaney yswns
M for absence widout leave It's eight an twen,,
DAYS an the rough end OF the coonePs tongue ii
orderly room, any way you look at ut. But ID
cheap at the price a
70 be any sort of excuse that the colonel can n
anv wav accept, have notion that you'll ee
nothing more than the dressing down. The iex
recruits are in, and
ouh man wants? IT'S not my way, but he shall
have thin. I'll tell him was engaged in hnar
cial operations connected wild church. and h
fapped his way to environments and the cells, sing
ing Justify:
so they sent corp'ril's file,
And they put me in the gyard-room
For conduct unbecomin' OF soldier"
And when he was lost in the haze of the moon.
light we could hear the refrain:
q. .Bang upon the bty drum, bash upon the cymbab
As we 20 msrchn' along boys, OH
For although In this campaign
There's no whiskey nor champagne,
We'll keep our spirits goin' with sons. NNvs
Herewith he surrendered himself to the iNtA
and almost weeping guard and was made nasA
of by his fellows. But TO the colonel ne Az
that he had been smitten with sunstroke ana mi
lain insensible on a villagers cot for nnth
hours and between laughter and goodwill q.
affair was smoothed over. so that he could nsr,
day teach the new recruits how TO rear y, GO1
There is no further space TO record the digging
M of the spoils, or the triumphal visit Of u
three to Dearsley who feared for his life, but
was most royalty treated instead ana under thai
possession. But that is another story--lRldyan
Kipling in Macmilans Magazine.