, 1890-05-08


oman head Off II gerrcr up dat
Ill gul foot an @ head, an % III nm
ger bone, an e bury 'em under the
ma'ble stone. Don de blue bud fly
way"
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Little Arthur listened spellbound
TO this savage tale. which Bundoo
relnted with yrcnt ousto chanting
,i,o ,,hos,I,. 60 =, daon yo,ca
o s evns III uP -,
oi"' 'n"uo .''c i'..ie ihVai'u nesi,
creep. But, Tor that reason, IL had
an awful fascination for him, and
from that time he has constantly
to hear IL.
When Tvra co,,o hook sba and
~" 80 y"''o o"en a"' Wv"
nuu''oo ,u,, pu uP " PeuI, sspo
eihily "S MIs' Lachlah eAplaihco 'o
her how foolish 1t was TO DO so
Jealous of him.
'IIo l. so much stronger than
you.n said she. "that he can Ilft
Mass Atty without hurting him;
put ne chnnot uttcnu 10 nun IKE
you.n
N Tvrn,s iealo,,sv bclng hid thev
nodo ,r,onds
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III ~ sP,'y ", 'ne Wa,cnLu, .Ie
n,s "...'iu",V5, i,''i1 ENionu. sy
ouy su.y,y '",eu. ne s,vw i'Io'
au ',n o.aul ,.og 'ery i'D',s ~ ,,,.Is ,.,,c p
to swing all day in the air, and take
hin back ut night. AS ne faded he
1ecalio %a,,i' p lnoiS pa,,eh.' ,oves YOU
iina I,s ohony e,co Nth his npoio pi
hands
Drawn topether nv their mutual
anxiety, the Ebo and the Guilah
maid became great friends, and vled
with each other In trying to amuse
.nelr cnarge; Inc oinenlrd 'ale htn
% m'imd ge' gnd no,a ', on asoH wv sioH os a haa
inc il esnecislIv at dusk when IL
made his feeble blood curdle i'm his
veins. Evening after evening could
be heard. the wall Of the ghostly
bineolrd,
NJ n1 dnhh, anhhny n1, kim ,no mo-
Me III sister TEX me little finger bone
An trow 'em ober de ma bic stone.
All his little life long his childish
,,1nu ,.n,, hau peeh ieu WIN Ianie, ol
orosS 20 -, and r al, anu ,i',,' Me - o. @
IL y gbosts and cannibals and he
never we,ried of them.
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SUI, SUM 'i''o' =" S"'ue'iiv
SOUND ana Disappeared, leaving 81
Catherine clad In q robe OF glory,
till night threw her dark mantle
over her The new moon cast a
pale, watery llrht over every
Thing rho fro fiios dartcd I'm and
md ont i,Lo tho rr,nram,s Of a sh,y-
'"' o' ""I ,y
ereu star, hit''e Ar'iiur "y IN MS
hanmock, rocked gently by the sea
breeze. Tyra sat on one side brush
ing of the mosquitoes with feather
fan. Bundoo sat on the other side
ronootinv the of told ,a,o or The bl,,e
~, Ia ,,,,,a A.,t,,, s,,aaa h,s
oi", "'' ''uo u u,S
,noahs 10 near i's ghos'ly WALL
When IL ceased he made no cont
inent, ana 'lyra sa'o' MASS ANY,
s,''h ss seepyi you TWO "oSs PhS
nm, ~, oii''''oon 70 P'Ies'
: ne .Wo sa'ei',oes ~ s'' On .ne s'ePs,
ano my ~" o.sn' s.' " nam ,ue
n.S". S ''.,'ious .r w''n ."e'' .'. ',o,es.
~ 4, '''s, .,,, '"oS VIC" away '""'
NY stlh' -,
,r,.r is unu you wen M TO oeu ,, -hiu
The iiitie Inv law onite stiii With
his waxen cheek In Ills thin hand.
Bundoo touched ii. 1t was cold.
Mass Atty deadi' cried the Ebo.
~ gone q deadE
,l,li, inls was 90, @ horne 60 on ,,,,i ,he VIII, Wilu
Ind been waited away. 'Tyra-
cries brought the parents to the
spot. At first, all was wild confus-
ION. Bundoo iitted the little wasted
into the bo,,ss and having II on The
little, white bed, he lett il with the
weeping parents. Then he seated
himself on the steps, near the empty
ilalnnioch, ana burst INTO IA ueath
wal 'iii'e iil''ue ''ie Saru riig'
I
The griefstricken Ebo watched,
with curious interest, the funeral
rites which consigned little Arthur
TO his last resting place, ,Tyra, after
wnrd. tried Ia explnin them 10 him.
"iIr nono ,or hoahan - said sho
~ zone yer i''ooen, saio SUI.
but bunuoo reiuseu I" pei'eve
her. II tu'n turra blue bud. 'E
wuz gettin' ready ter leabe wen me
sing dat song.n
.tRIue.hudw cried Tvra. "NIass