Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

Il would take 1t with little more
temper, said l. land perhaps we can
avoid what you object to. i can see no
way for 1t but to give myself up, put
perhaps you can see another, anu II
you could, could never deny but what
/ would he Rather relieved For / THINK
my traffic with his lordship is little
likely to agree with my health. There 8
Just the one thing clear,that | have TO
give my evidence, for l hope lt II save
Alan's character whats left of III, and
James neck, which is the more I'M
mediate
He was silent for bresthing-space,
mud then ."AIy man" said he, you'll
never be allowed to give such evidence:
wen have to see about that, SAID
/; "rm stifI-necked whom | like"
"Ye muckle asst cried Stewart, its
James they want; james has got to
hang-Alan, too, II they could catch him
but James whateyeri Go near the
advocate with any such business, and
you'll seel he'll find way to muzzle
ye."
Il think better of the advocate than
that" said |.
'srhe advocate be damnedr cries he.
Its the Campbells, mani You'll have
the whole elanjanfry of them on your
back, and so will the advocate, too, poor
body! It's extraordinar ye cannot see
where We STAND! III there no lulr way
70 STOP your gap thero lpui 9nS s"p
ing lhey Gun pu. ye ~ tue uoehi ~
me with one finger in the leg
"Ay." said l. Il was told that same
no further back than this morning by
another lawyer"
ANA who was neg asked Stewart
He spoke sense at least
l told him must be excused from
naming him, Tor he was decent stout
old Wing, and had little mind to be
mixed up in such affairs.
II think all the world seems TO be
mixed IN In it, cries Stewart. But
what said your
1 told him what Ind passed between
Rankeillar and myself before the house
Of Shaws,
well, and SO ye will hangl' said he
Yen hang beside james Stewart
There's your fortune told"
81 hone better of it yet than that"
said L, but l could never deny there was
risk"
Risk" says he. and then sat silent
again. 81 ought to shank you for your
stauuchpess to my friends. TO whom
you show Il very good spirit" he says,
''if you have the strength to stand by It,
But / warn you thntyoure wadipg deep.
/ wouldn't put myself in your place
Cmp that's a Stewart born for Mi the
Stewards that ever there were since
Nonb. Risk3 nv. / take over-uauy: but
to be- tried ,j in ~ CONT bcrore C 'S
a. De citGu ~ III i, T.,
JuIf auu y y Nnlllneil yuuse, uh1 til'I IN nv
Campbell country and upon Campbell
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'i' HGInrv 10 N lie bonesi lie ieft . do
cont son "a his name . seys he. 'sS'et /
would not have you judge me over
sorely, My case is dO1ms hard See,
sir we tell me. ye're a Wing. ] wonder
what am? No Wing. to be sure; !
could nae be just that. But-laigh
IN your ear mani m maybe no very
Keen on the other SIDE.
is thnt tact cried !, IT'S wh iit
| Nouil thihk Oh u man OF your llteln-
seHSe. ...-.,.r, II,
ho .,,r note SoTn m.' me- MN
ns De- e., ~ 49, rt l,ara
s,ues, buL iol ing Prinute' RHru mrne
and as fnr King IoDas Cod iiess bini
\ He docs vow xye,I for me o,roSs The wa.
ter I'm N iowver We Soc. fond Of nv
books and my bottle, a good plea. II
well-drnwn deed. a crack In the Parli-
ament house with other lawyer bodies,
and perhaps a turn at the golf on a Sat
urlay ut cen. Where do We come in
with your Hieland plaids and clay
moes?"
"Wcll," said l, its a fact ye have
little Of the wild Highlondmnn.'
"IitUeE quOth he, Nothing, man.