Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-17

80 he helped keyork to make the neceS-
~. arrangements
..tr1,y ,olg will II last?n he inquired.
GLOW can ! tcll.' returned keyork
,fsrply. Have You never heard OF a syn
s-s5 DO Non know nothing about any
.aingi' h., ,,o++1, co,,oi,,;,o eorna
~ e.rrr, salt and was applying it TO the
.'.r,,so1scious mau's nosris. The Wanderer
-IS N attention to his irritable temper and
ps. Pc ',r-f-.. On. 4 long time passed, and
80. fba llorarisn gave no further signs Of
II, ia clear that ne cannot stay here, i'll
tn h.. seriously i'll, " the Wanderer said.
20 +. is GO .al,r clear that he cannot be
zee. .wcy. retorted keyork.
..V,u seem 10 be IA very compatlVe
,o,nd > the other answered, sitting
III In and louting at his watch. If you
~, revive HIN, he ought 10 be brought
- ,[sr, comfortable quarters for the
~. In us present cCndition-of course"
80. ke,o.E with 1. sheer
~ 49, .l.rk lie you'd be in danger on
'' IL never thin}-I know" suarled the
sage. -, .,.,.,,+ ,.,,,.,,,t;.,
. .tl1...ygae.s 81 the answer, but said
.sH IT, .
r. rs....ainrs ktcHly. He was by no
- rss, susuectiug that keyori might
-. s.r.. rrt Iiciuc the very reverse OF re-
s5 is&,r 10 himself For the present
.zr. seemed % be no danger. The pun
,..r, s-r,. Of salts of ammonia peryaded the
,. 5.t ,hc Wandercr knew that keyOrE
'.,f % hottie of ether in the pocket Of his
-s. .nt lac r.ghDy Judged that very liItle
IA. would PUT IN end TO the life that
-..- hanging ia ,he balance. NeariF hail
talr PASSED before either spoke again.
lrnn kcyork looked up. lEls time ms
.,.s was smooth and persuasive. lis IT,
stability had al disappeared.
lpl must be- tired, ne said. why DO
.....r.- 20 home '' Or else go 10 my house
,.-f ,yai, fer Us. The Individual and | can
axe care ot MIN very vel"
.TnaEks" replied the Wanderer, with
r.-t- enr,r 'I am not IN the least tired,
Ind prefer 10 stay where | am. am not
rfgTei4rr You believe
Vow ke,urk Adrian had no interest IL
.orir. i-lsg, kIiEa tC die, though the
Ws1ds.er ha., ue.lcEcI thai &c had, though
trr.ut rot imagine what that interest
might be-. The little man was in reality on
r,' rack Of an experiment, and he knew
.sr- wei that SO .ong IS he was so mar
,.w.r watched il would be quite i'm
s.,s.1.e 20 Try i. In spite Of his sncerS
1. lis companions ignorance, he was
,l.,, M. Ia-t97. (yuav- cno1irh 10 make
,.. , r~,- 20 con5uriye 10 reyivipg The pa
.es... il left 10 himself, ami lac submitted
Mn a baI race 10 doing what lie would
!gttcr have jeff undolc.
He would have wished TO lei the fame Of
ito sink VI lower before making il
..r-fr.u agaIu. for ne had with him &
ration which Ia mad been carving in
his pocket FOR months in the hope Of acci-
artgry happening upou iust such 4 case as
he present. and he lOnged for an oppor-
MI or t,.y.ir- II But to Give il. a fair
mai he wished 10 :.ppt IL at the precise
urn, when arc9rliurt 10 ali previous ex-
1e-j,gra ,g. moment of death was past.
he moment when the physician usually
nus his watch in his pocket and looks
.,oa. for lis .3' Possibly if Katka. being
left without ans assistance. had shown no
rl7r1er gtrns of sinking. Ecyo1ll would
Lave helped him 10 sink 4 little lower. To
produce Tits r.uch-dcsred result he had
nothing with him but the ether, Of which
he Wauaerer Of course knew the smell and
Understood the effects. He saw the chances
If making Nh, experiment upon an excellent
>.b.ast dipping away before his ewes. and
.e grew more angry in proportion as they
seemed further removed.
He is little BETTER he said. discon-
reu-ed.y. after another long interval OF 81
.,uce
me WaD5srar bon+ down and cav that
.Ae eyetds were uuivering. and that the
hye was less de4thly lGiG than before.
Then The eyes opened and stared dreamily
Il the glass root.
And vii. " said the faint. weak voice,
o. though completing a sentence.
think urr." said Keyork rs though
answering The people who do what they
mean 10 do are not always talking about
ail Bur Kafka had closed his ewes
as4.u
This time however his breathing was
Ltnsr-rt aud h.. yy-ge ,.y-lgo-l,- ,nt,1.,,irer 10
= conscious state. The Wnnderer arranged
me pillow more com furtably under his head
and covered him with his own furs. Ke-
tr6. reliuquishing all hopes of trying the
experiment At present. poured little wine
Gown his throat.
DO sou think we can take him home to-
hight inquired the Wauderer.
re was prepared for an ill-tcmpered an
sTtr bU, not for what keyork actually
said The little man got upon his feet and
''o4y g~'ton"t his coat
'44AA mol he replied. There IS moth
.= ~ 'y H'ht oNl 10 keep MN quiet. Good
ign, q am lfed oI all inns nonsense, and
-. " ...t A'+n To lose my night rest Tor all
re ts'~,.s III JeWrl-or al the Jews IN
-E."'a iou can stay with nm II you
f-i1sl
A"efslion ne turned upon his heel, max
--t sign 10 the individual, who had
'''C.tt IRON his place since hatka had lost
' .-' ~ esneSS ard who immediately fol-
''"g- Ms master
WI. come and see him in the morn
49, s..i h'york, carelessly, As he diSap-
'' ~ ,.oIH r!sht among the plants.
-"s N%Aoergls long-sufering temper
IS reused. and hrs eyes CLEANED angrily as
'' a, 'hed after the departing sage.
H'shd. ne calculated, in very aud
re voice
l.. hardly know Nvlv- J. ,,-oS