The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22

o,, o. familiarity. a kind O. free but
arm bandlin', jess TO let her see who's
MASTER - Z. ho,ron
cd But when | picked UP my neighbor
from the doorway, amid the broken
enlinters OF the stall rail and quantity
~ oats that mysteriously filled his mar
and pockets. Gnu Chu was FOUND 70
have faced around the other way and
was contemplating her forelegs with her
hind ones I'M the other stall. My nelghDOr
spoke Of damages while ne was IN ~
stall and OF physical coercion WleiI nc
was ont of it again. But here Gnu GNU
in some marvellous way, rlghted herstI,
and nv neighbOr departed hurrleuIy WIN
a brimless hat and an unfinished SEN
tence. H., mn. rrric,,az
caltello youth OF my own age, anu
tho brother of ConsuelO Salteiio, whom
/ adored As a Spanish 'dIiioiilialI az, ue
was presumed. on account OF Nhu ~ Iri,s
half Spanish origin, 20 nav va ! o,.or
knowIedge OF her character. ana even
vaguely believed that his language anu
accent would fall Familiarity on her ear.
There was the drawback, however t hat
ne always preferred TO taik I ~ ma re
cision with what he fondly believed 10
be California slang. LOO ,,.btob
Is not-observe me-a Mexican plug! Al
rof ,,ou can your boots bet on thal. Shr
is of Castilian stock believe me. ana
strike me dead, viii myself az diuerehl
times overlook and affront her IN IN, We
stable; examine her as to the Assault
and why she should do these things.
Wben she is Of the exercise. | will also
accost and restrain her Remain ttan,,
guiI my friend When few days shaH
pass much shall be alleviated. ana She
will be as another Trust YOU, o' n,n,
her a founding, C'fondling, l haVerea-
hang highn' -,
Conformably with this he overlooked
her the next day with cigarette pctNttn
his yellowstalned finger Ups. m ,i,nin
made her sneeZe in silent paltSiiiiiInC
way. and certain Spanish blandlShmentS
of speech which she received win more
complacency But | don't think she ever
even looked at him. In vain ne p5o M,
ed that she was the dearest ahd III
TEST" of his little loves" in vain he as
serted that she was his patron saint
and that 1T was his souls delight TO pray
TO her. She accepted the compliment
with har eyes fixed upon the manager.
When he had EXHAUSTED his whole stock
of endearing dimnutives. adding few
playful and more audaciOus sallies, she
remained with her head down as II in
clined to mediate upon them. This ne
declared was at least an Improvement on
her former performances. II may have
been my own jealousy but l fancied she
was only saying to herself; Gracious!
can there be two of them
Courage and patience, my friend, he
said, as we were slowly quitting the sta
bic. Thees horse is yonge. and has not
yet the habitude of the person. To-mor-
row. at another season, / shall give to
her a founding, C'fondling." have reae-
son to believe, was the word intended by
EnriqueZl. and we snail see. II snail be
as easy as to fall away from a log. A
| leetle more Of this chin music which your
! friend EnriqueZ possesses. and some tap
/ ping of the head and neck, and you are
/ there You are ever the right side up
/ 11Oup la But let us not precipitate this
| thing. The more haste. we do not so
! much accelerate ourselves"
He appeared to be suitng the action
| to the word as he fingered in the door
of the stable. Come on" ! said.
Pardon" he returned with bow that
was both elaborate and evasive. but
you shall yourself percede me-the house
is yours
90, come along" | continued impa-
tiently. TO my surprise he seemed tO
dodge back In the stable again. After an
instant he Teappeared.