Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
THE DEMORSVi'

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and eoiled and fls.T y
ms suit of clothes ia XIV, KY. Is
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called him. N'''s n R
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nights lodging con.s;,.', y.
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play his VIOLIN the Nm
locked in its case.
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air at the piano for M
secudye time, and .,a,..
drink from the elass 4. 3,
or four big, hulking IN,
looking at him stapidlJ X,
broad felt hats. "''
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tables. Reagan, IL fls,c,., /.
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violin. A lite preliiniasy +,
went to his sliou,aqs
drawn over The strings. " i E
none save himself ha1ri + +
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and then 1t began TO Va,
forth-now slowly, nov r
TREMENDOUSLY.
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sad nocturnes and gay q W
into his yearning ear hh
strange joy. The vataiH r
men near him chauged 10 ( e
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Mon with his violin he VI
well he knew that the nd
a command to Play some ~
or dance. But the Fiss
clicked, the men about "a )
and Paolo CONTINUED Did f
single aulltor-hlmself
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! the little Palermo horne. n
and father had gone Ina "a |
| fatIicr lad LETT hlm all Aa ~
derful violin. Al, TIA, rn;
old father, but Giovanni " (
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fathers violin. Il was
the family. Giovanni illdi ga /
and would bring nothing b1 I
10 them. The Old fatiitT N
ing but play It, and No bed I B
tress and died n p1taiI
have been better bad ,, "a
curse than his violin "A ix \
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go away anywhere. api y
come rich somewhere. - 4
whnt he said. But Cloves
muslciau-and 4 conlpllflli
over the lips Of the pislfal w!
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ands in Rome-in Londoa1
She hnd come to hear tln
but was Il the dear rioaf
the dark.eyed actress. vaea
deceived him aud ruined "
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and plav Ms something HisE
rough. good-naturcd solr 3
He clouds Of tobacco srfia.
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fbe room in a reckless lE1
natien on his face, to 49,
soune boisterous way,
niano' suddenly he ~
torn II from lie PLAYED
ssw,inring II above III. he'
down upon the plane <
nipces With o shrek
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hound and caught the nip v v.
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strnnelina him were PES \
br managed 10 reach "
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bis f ect. the other was v
hl ~. ,,,si,.4oi shot not lie ST.
floor. Instantly brouei,i e''q
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nressed The Shattered sielsIa Z |
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he knew he had NhS L..
only know that bis flglh
,i,a, wonld speak 10 hln
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news S3o" had spread qnieSsl ~
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nun NY sol morbilly qn
Hon at crazy Pealg huss
pI ,,es thc sheriff baf
lr. i' ~. for him. He7f +
mnde VIZ 5 igia Il aslit,
vas vas mo first to spe.
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C ,llN Il sslf-ipifus
nv .sT'bots what he W;
a.. nnnuiar Western Ky
from tRe crowd. ,s.a
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over ..e,r ri'g liS'T'N some one Z. Z
m 1,'I sheriff threE o ..,, I
Ue soon held NJ A. W
aloud the name n W. ,nr'
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the envelope ron nr.ila az