The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-05-21
cn.prrR xxn.-lContinued.l

- long will it last2" he inquired.
.iI.p- can i tellr' returned Keyork
...-,.,- Have YOU never heard of i syn
s.ga no you know nothing about any
- lad PRODUCED bottle containing some
- strong salt and was applying it to the
s..i0us Iran'S nostrilS. The Wanderer
;.-tcut ion TO his irritable temper and
- looking on. A long time passed, and
,,-aa NGrav5an gave no further signs of
sar-ui0IsucsS.
NJ, Is rre.r that he cannot stay here, if he
,.., be-. seriously III, the Wanderer said.
,avd II Is equally clear that he cannot be
.,.,g. away. " retOrted keyork.
..>.a- ~,.efn to be in Il very combative
..yr mind " The other answered, sitting
900 aid looking at his watch. IF you
...,.r revive him, he ought TO be brought
more comfortable quarters for the
~ nfe present conditioned course"
-... r-,..,rE with a sheer.
.u. .u tuink ne would be in danger on
III Yer ,hinl,-I knows snarled the
Sr.. WauGcrer showed slight surprise
=, .r.glgnue,s of the answer, but said
..4..- rgur,nl.ng himself with watching
g. .-,rc,4ugs iieenly. He was by no
r...-f. ..f suspecting that keyork might
1I'ff| llst lilt very ICAClSC VI
r..rrt left to himself. For the present
,..r. seemed 10 be no danger. The pun
r.r, .rnr.. Of salts of ammonia pervaded the
.. l#' Tie Wlnderer knew that keyOrk
{... g.rr.y of ether in the pocket OF his
r.t arI be- rightly judged thata very little
r. ,,.lr guuld put an end to the life that
,,,- hanging in the balance. Nearly half
.. HuIrp-sed before either spoke again.
in E..Jll. looked up. This time his
IA nd His r.
I-ap1l'v hai ali disappeared.
..,o4 must Toe tired, he said. "Why do
cannot 20 uUlueR' Or else go 10 my house
I'D Fel Tor us The Individual and l can
i..agr.rro. him very well"
..La.as. -s replied the Wanderer, with
Irtr smile. ''I am not in the least tired,
80. J r,r..trr 10 stay where / am. / am not
laa,rfu- lpU | believe
Nov ErgUsk ADRIAN had no interest in
allowing Israel hatKa to die, though the
lgsrI .r.r bali believed that re had, though
I.r.-.E not Imagine what that interest
mini. u. The little man was in reality on
ILL. track uf all experiment, ana he knew
z.-. well HAT Sc long As he was so mar
re.. watched it would be quite i'm
ms 8.r ~ Try IT, In spite of his SneerS
l.. his companions ignorance, he was
asac that HE latter knew enough to make
rvr.r effort conducive 10 reViVlng the pa
t,rr ID eft " himself, and ne submitted
win bad grace TO doing what he would
rather have left undonc.
n, would have wished to let the fame of
Tf. siu.. Vet lower before making it
brighten again fer he had with him i
ugpul2 iou which he had been carrying in
l., pocket ioI months i'll the hope of acct
u-r'a.g happening upon Just such 4 case as
ra. present. and lie lOE@ed for an Oppor-
imry irving il. But to give it 4 fair
trial Ee wished 10 apply 1t at the precise
plil. When according TO all previous eX-
pr-u.. the moment of death was past
ttr moment when the physician usually
luis his watch IN his pocket and looks
about rur his hat. Possibly if kafka, being
lr.' without, any assistance, had shown no
:l'aor sus of sinking, keyork would
have helped him to sink little lower. To
lnurg.e this mgrG-desIred result he had
nothing with him but the ether, of which
i.r Nanuerer Of course knew the smell and
Understood The effects He saw the chances
G.. making he experiment upon an excellent
Store. Tipping away before his eyes, and
le-r.E more angry in proportion rs they
seemed further removed.
lie l@d little better" he said, discon-
i.1'el.s. at,eI another long interval of ST
la-.r.
The Warderer bent down and saw that
fHe eye.its we're QuiVerlng, and that the
ira sal, less deathIy livid than before
...g lue eyes opened and stared dr2amily
3 fHr glass roof
.AUi SILL said the faint, weak voice,
Rs'n0Hgh completing 4 sentence.
u lk hot, sand Kevork, as though
Hsw'r.l-- The people who do what they
o .aa Go 10 are not always talking about
Na Bl, kafka had closed his eyes
Gra.a.
This time, however his breathing was
Rgna-.n' 'lt he was evidently returning to
a.H~'.oIs stale The Wandcrer arranged
lie r.u" more comfortably under his head
t'..Hauel him with his own furs. Ike
york, rnlinqUiShing all hopes of trying the
Experiment, At present, poured little wine
L.HH his throat.
.) you think we can take him home to-
t'-Hr inquired the Wanderer
Tie WIS prepared for an ill-tempered an
S"rr. but not for what Keyork actually
Sad. THE title man got upon his feet and
cody tlttouej his coat
o.. 'a."E not he replied. 'Thsre is moth
III flo be done but 10 ieep him quiet. Good
. am lircd of all this nonsense, and
l'.rot la'.u To lose my nights rest for all
'r'1..~ In lewrl-Or all the Jews in
Israel. Aou can stay with him if you
I..-r."
l.ara-pon he turned upon his heel MAX
AE- u 80 re individual, who had not
r"'a rom his mace since kafka had lost
business. and who Immediately fol
!.""t his MASTER.
w. come and see him in the morn
said kryurk. Carelessly, as he diSap-
a from sirnt among the plants.
t.' Wanderers lou%-suffering temper
Us rul~rG. and his eyes cleaned augrily as
l.. .aHt after the departing sage
i.".ua.' ue CALCULATED, in I very aud
49,. voice
." hardly knew why he was SO angry
.l' man VINO called himself his friend.
W." Us mad behaved no worse than an
'.'-r IT'S doctor, for he had stayed until the
AMER Wis over and had promised TO come
80. o. 'Ho morning II was his cool way
t. N- lining all further responsibility and
.Hlu- all further trouble which
e. rt The Wanderers resentments, as
.. 3D., THE unpleasant position III which
'- ~ ar found himself
Il. had certainly not anticipated being
o. charge Of j sick man-and that sick
w.. 's'"u. Hafka-iu Unorna'S house for
-. Whole night, and he did not enjoy the
i>... The mere detail of having to
.. ne explanation 10 the servants, who
doubtless come before long TO eX-
,1 he lights. was far from pleasant.
.'..r"F. though keyerk had declared the
I-..' uGt OF danger, there seemed no
r. certainty that a relapse would not
Iee before morning, and kafka
actually die for lack of proper assis-
- Ills only satisfaction lay in the
.E'E -delusive enough-that Unorna
.gt return until The following day.
i4e ''a not care 10 take upon himself the
;'-oNs.oi-lty Of balling some one to help
-. and OF moving the Moravian in his
.'.L' condition. The man was still very
800 and either altogether unconscious, or
oT-HiIE tie Sleep of exhaustion. The