The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-08

once Or twice looked ont rom upper rlndoM,,,
. e ss. sSpSGsd sSp
thcn apother began to trot. The trot eTey
ssess u Il. I'm y snS &c
invite US to entcr. but no one turned Of haited
awe swept out and over the bridge as II the
ipd p %Sts e not EASILY shaken on nor Is spy
dcgtt f. coHsnt md defeat q b h.
one one another N faces. and from them to the hszs
which yelled all distant offsets. They muttered
ns Esss Saf b
ran beside us and begged q u., eryinfE AZ II 2
Sssi %soS we'll the the sSrpss Of woman with 3
oesssd s'S sSrs aud
died OF the draugbt In, a beech wood. near
soasS SpS Sp cns sds one y dr
che tSS %s :d ha her &. s
and accepting With foFtituds ny reasons and
saS Ss Clear sI ana
his party whS had passed ss her some hours n, Ss
speed. followed by, tbs lamentations q her
q VIII ne to ths dS
choiy For. as learned later. she fell III Of the
plague. whore We left her IL the beech wood
| The intelligence we had from her inspfrod
us to push forward. sparina neither spur nor
horeeflesh in the hope that We might oysrtake
tiyes to fresh hardehips and dangers. But the
pitch to which the dismal sights and SOUNDS
1 hss. sss .ss q aa he's d
balk my endeavors. For a while. indeed. un-
der the influence Of moment,asry excitement;
Sas p p5sSsn, Gsfo they s'' checked sssm
Spirit G and d' energy. The desoiatlon which met
81 sn.s. w fES Ss
birds as 1t seemed to US. being silent chilled
the most reckless to the. heart. Maighan's
rest. starting at sound and wincin9 Il ieath.
or CALLED them. they glanced backward twice
selves ready to take to their hosis and be of
at tho least alarm.
sunset. which came welcome to my com
regarded with superstitious dread. fnahd us
still Flooding through country OF low ridges
hope Of surprising Bruhl l6eisre slept. BarS-
9 5ess fell npSnb III Is % wended our way slowly
to descend at.H: time. 4 stream Of some size.
pooared through the ravine below us:
S ana, presently at tho point where we
ss sSry sh 'r shifting G h ssHss
To proceed farther was i'm possible, for the
ground appeared to be growing more and more
Soass sn n1 %hss liz s to the
H. ss and S Ss the night
inky darkness. presently returned with q
peasant and lanthorn, vas about to bid the
gr Su u Where We oeuid picHot the horses
when Magician Rleefully cried out that he had
news asked what n 2. y. at, ,,,,,,u ri,
hassard face and unke N Of hair. Tell his tx.
ssl,eney whai ySu h"ye told me- or will skin
f. the ford h9u
were for cFossps and s9m ,S pSt ~ ,r.a
F'sas9 sss sa SssH K1eseney tn. clown an
not cross for fear Of the plague. but turned up
whst. sss as.. ths rs ssq lead " hat'
his own neiehborhood. He Knew no world be-
QUESTION. was about to bid him sliow us the
way down whom Magician cried out that he
"Armdieul He hoard than say where they
wers sS!lpG .r to spend w The ni q
In an old. half-ruined castle two leagues
from this: and between here and 81. Gapltter."
umph both plague and panic. What do you
say to that. your Excelency?" no continued.
jacques: or will roast you before slow flrev
But did not wait TO hear the answer. Leap
ing to the ground, took the CLOS rein and
cried impatiently to the man to lead us down