The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-31


"A flute. She would take at least n
clarionct This lady goes every eve
ming into the best society, and returns
nj III o'clock
NJ. jaime, Disconnected went back TO
his room.' However. his head was
scarcely on the pillow you have
IL:
LET OH let me gaze upon thy FACET
Flute again. exclaimed M. jaime.
He rang for the chambermaid.
ASK your master TO come here"
NJ Fayioli hurried up.
Listen, pray said NJ. jaime.
NJ. Fayioli endeavored 10 hold his
breath. OF sudden two philandering
eats set up "A caterwauling on the bal
cony.
Il hear only two cats talking love to
each other" said Nj. Favioli.
IL hear them, too. NJ. jaime chimed
in. BE PATIENT The flute will be-
gin again"
NJ. Favioli held his breath.
Suddenly. crack, the ilute
Let oh. let me gaze upon thy facet
NJ. jaime. in agitation, struck against
the wall. while W. Favioli burst into
loud laughter
II have il, NJ. Jaune-I have IL.
present you to the artist. Please follow
me.
lie took light. and opening Mime.
Kissmicouck's door with his pass-key,
he pointed 90 "A cage on the table in
which a bird similar TO our blackbirds
was moving his head about and sing
ing without semblance Of fear.
That is Mime. kissmicouicks flute,
NJ. Jaune-an Australian nightingale.
These birds learn an air perfectly aud
in the night charm the neighbOrs."
Somewhat calmcr. for IL was folly to
get angry with bird. M. jaime said:
Propose TO the lady 10 sell Ii 10 me.
Go as high as 500 francs. that | may
have the satisfaction of wringing its
neck
We'll, NJ. jaime, will speak to her
this evening"
NJ. Fayioli complied with his
promise, but Nine. Kissmicouick sent
him walking.
Five hundred francs" she cried.
II think as much Of IL as Chinaman
of his pigtail. Say To that fellow that
| will not sell my bird for $500 for it
is souyencr OF my husband
The word fellow" touched M.
james sensiblity; he grew red In the
face and threatened retaliation.
As Mime kissmicouick was ac-
customed to sleep from 2 To o'clock
ia the afternoon he scraped on violin.
200 times in succession. the first four
measures of Returning from the Re-
] view"
Unfortunately for his plan Mime.
t..ly a 80
lay on the other and slept with the
serenity of a marmot.
In the evening. still in a Precipitation.
delighted with having slenced the bird.
II not the mistress, he promised him
self a fine sleep.
But hark Suddenly in the silence.
crack you have It, No, you don't have
IL.
The bird. which had il appeared. a
prodigious memory, began to sing.
Returning from the Review" without
prejudice. Instead of one annoyance
Nj. jaime had two.
Under such provocation he stole with
the tread of "A wolf to Mime. Kissmi-
couick's door. BY chance she had not
locked II. He hurried TO the cage.
aud with a heart full of bitterness
threw into IL biscuit dipped Ia arseni-
ate of potash and tripped back again To
his room.
But, far from making away with It.
self. as the cruel lordling hoped. the
bird sang twice a minute instead OF
once. and then as though it had two
threats. Il warbled the two airs to-
gether. LET Me- and The Review"
Furious. NJ jaime ran again TO the
door of the American lady. She had
now come In and locked IL. but Il gave
way under the impact of his shoulder.
Madame" cried he. your con-
ditions. no matter what they are. P'
Indeed sir" she replied. her face
sufused with bushes. YOU nave
broken into my domicie with high
hand. Save my honorl Marry mel"
'Beelzebub may take you firstr' ex-
claimed M. jaime. without any French
courtesy.
Then shall appeal TO the law"
Pestered by the endless troubles
which pursued him M. jaime was finally
brought 10 say:
II consent II you let me kill that
miserable parrot"
II will hand him over 10 you will
ingly on the day of the nuptials. dear
Nj. john She thought that his name
was John instead Of jaime.
M.Jaune led Mime Kissmicouick TO the
alter In few days afterward.
Il will be SO disagreeable. said he
10 himself. that she can not endure