The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-29

- @-af.F sudden, bad run forth
without shoes or sloc.,
.ngs: my hat had been struck irom wy bend
p the mellar my 800 was in the hands ot tle
English. bad n0 companion bgt tle clr2se
% weapon Lut my sword, and taedevil coin
n my rocket ln short. was Tor ul tae
world Ike one of those calendars with whom
Ir Gal'ani hos made us acquainted iu ils
lezani tales These gentlemen, yoT viii pee
member. were forever falling 100 with extra
ordinary incidents. and ] was myseli upon
tle brink oi one SO astonishing that ] protest
+ can not explain it 20 this day.
Tine cipare was very honest man, bee had
erged many years with the French colcrs
and would have lel himself be- cut to pieces
for any OF the brave countrymen Of SIR
f4llv lois flo Same fellow dis name bias
.uIts osclnad mel OF whom ! have narrated
ilrealy "a surprising instance O. generosity of
mind. when be found Mr. he fessac and uy
.e.f upon tlo ramparts. entirely overcome
.fn liquor. and covered as with straw While
.no commandment was passing by consult
70 hIm therefore wiln perfect freedom lt
.ssa fns question what % DO, bur he d.
.I.l.l no last ~ escaIale a garden wall, where
.e could certainly sleep IA the shadow Of tue
trees. and u' -at perhaps find an occasion TO
.at h.iiof pair of slippers and q fWoam
ri fiatrar. "a .le city we had only tae Diff
alty % tlo choices, for 10 was quarter con
sitting entirely OF walled gardens. and the
.eres which divided them were at that hol
~ tie night deserted 1 gave the clpaye
sack. AMI we had soon dropped INTO large
uclo.lfe lu.l of trees.
The place wa- soaking with the dew which
90 ihat country, IS exceedingly unwholas1ma
above an - whites. ser my fatigue was SD
extreme TIT was already half asleep wi'n
ile c.payo recalled NE % my senses ln ODE
'ar eul @. the Enclosure bright light la1
sad ieuiy shlue out. and continued io burn
steadily among the leaves lt was circum
.iarca highly UNUSUAL Ia sIcl place and
hour. and in our situation. 30 helOlvel us o.
n-scecd with some timaiify The cipiyo Yves
EMO - reconn0'tar. an pretty soon returned
.s.th toe intelligence that we had fallen ex
.remfly am.-s. Tor tue house he.orSe4 20 s.
white man ulo was On q. likelihood English.
~Faith.n says ]. "if there is a white nan
20 b. cen. ] wiz have O. look at him. l0rthe
Lord be- pr4issi there are more sorts than
The oner
The cipaye led me forward accordingly 10
a place from which hai clear view upon
the house lt was surrounded with o vile
geranda. a lsup very well trimmed. stood
snon the floor vi 10 al1 on either side Of me
lamp there sit man crus,-leggci after the
oriental manner Both. Besides were bundled
FL. ln musl1 HSe tvo natives. and set one
of them was NOT ouivu White man huta ran
very nel SHOWN o. uie and tbe reader heing
indeed that very master OF ba'lantrae OF
whose ealiantry and genius have had %
sneak - often Word hal reached me that
he was come Oh tLe Indies though we bad
never mot al least. aud | hSlrd little OF his
OCCUPATIONS Bat sure had no sooner
recoenizel him. aul i0uli myself 10 the
arf.Is of 90 OH comraae. than ] supposed my
tribdliions were quite done stepped plainly
forth nio the LIGHT %; the moon. yhi-h shone
exceeding strong. and halling Bailantrae ng
name. made hl4l IA a few words master az nay
grievous situation lie turned. started the
least thing in che world. looked me fair ia the
face while was sressine. and when ! mad
done, addressed himself b his companion ln
the barbaro,s native dialect The second per
son. who was o. an extraordinary delicate
appearance, with veg. Ike walking canes and
fingers like rhe stalk OF q tonarco p.ps nov
rose 20 his feet,
The saLib.' ,ays he, understands no
English languaer ! understand il myself
and see you make some mali mlu9se--on.
which may Garren vrrs u..rl iiHt Tive
sahib would be glad 10 snow Eo~ sou cone
In a garden
"Ballantrae" cried Have You the