The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-03-20
A STORY OF THE QUARTERBACK.


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i"9 Avn ~ [e'ii 81; i ioh+,, oosyered
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IuDp ~ a ple,9'ii'' 1, ,1 ,c4,
~ - NJ viz ny ,'o0' lt t,i ~
anu 'il9 I3' M"iiN, ~, eaia T,,io1 j.,
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II "nlSpV e.. ',il tr'.,+I,i,,.r
i49tD"'" AO' Ms " 80, .f4, . ,i+..
les ne u ''Sl'ep' nv 'e'" 'i'ei @ A't'iO'
"He Will wake no more.
i'rydell told the admiral ABOUT Grupp
last wish
1T shall be done, by George, cried the
admiral with tears in his eyes.
50 poor Grub, after having served
tWcnty-four, going on twenty-five years,
was buried in his uniform ana taken on Il
gun carriage covered with the flag to his
last resting place, and nobody asked a
word about his discharge papers; the adj
miral arranged all that. Behind +he coffin
of his humble friend walked Brydell, in
full uniform. and as he kept the slow step
of the funeral march SOlemnly played by
the band he thought to himself, This man
was a poor u9educated private, but 7 hope
I shall he able to have as good a report TO
give the Great Canaan
CHiTTI,R Y
o,o ,i,+ ot,o,,t ,o,-o, ,-oare afto, this
tt lo,,,7s,,a fft,..fo,, ,-,,n fri~ate the
~-iI lI,,,i,aI pao,l,n,nt.e
+
lGt,,Ii 0', i'io ~ " +,,,, on mo
c'+ll t 10y q, t 'lD Two niobt ,vas
,a, I4In.i 49,, o ~, r,oo, and
tho ba,hor Ii,,bts ebono steadily. The
tow, itea1f WIS fuu Of life and light, the
s.,,,.i.,.n(,,s oas+Io IIolad and across the
AM i,.ata, aoatod tho ins,;,.ino music OF
,,o,.n.,I 1,i1;+,rt h,nds rr,nd 0fliciaI
haiI 80 tI'a a,3r,;i,.,1 and be of,icers was in
~ '''o -m: e,' a - ma Naiod
i p,7ff ,, ,,deov3o y,o,,ng on
i ~ - no" " $3.50 ,,,,atit@ fo,
Ill 49, - - " w.; ,tt, tbot nigb+
,1a o oti',r1d . a,,ain ~, hoard In
III, ia ~ 81, an .,.+,, Of .,l,.ontoereous
ofra,s Of nx,nhan,,inf, dutv with the other
voung u,atrb oGirere of whom Maxwell
""1oi % Nv S,aretaI1atio
- ~ a. ~, - - tr,,,J l,,t
" lino ,,,',,,er fotia,,' vas anothar RrvdeII
q - 9ois9 ", VI 4,',,3. +l-I ,th
10 = =, lei' o'JO1G 'u 1;,i - [-a,t fe
'iiiS '"7i'o" q" Nun ~
I 49,, c,i+fro >,
just look over lh'fe at 'Hc sum .
SroWled Bfydel 70 hlh.elI- luc 0PitlIiI vac
commanded by BrydeH $ latnef- me oIo
man hates balls and has let all the lelioN7
20 ana stays at nome ana Keeps SlIip I'M
SclI' Mi9l' ". "a ~ "it
~ f,,,r i,i,r.t @r ,55,.ic from t,7c
,bo,e hnrno titfI,ll,, aver tha water Pry-
dell glanced cynicany UP at the frigates
lights, which indicated by their arrange
ment that both admiral ana captain We're
on ah9re' "nlle the squire Sho!I "is'"IlCc
a. ,,l,,5 l''I,' uP -, ba'1v
snars maj hen, caTtain was aboard.
However thought Brvdeu. slamming his
cap tiercely on his head. admiral Beau
mont is nearer right than my father, for
he gets all the solid fun there is out OF lile.
Ihat me sort OF admiral mean 10 De.
ID. 1eii n"' GU 3rI,i ',1
Rea1,n7ont,s last sen eai,-toa before his re-
tiremcnt They expected to sail for home
within a few days, and when the admira,
hauled down his flag II would be for good.
lie had been known as great maftlhtI
puL loF tne iaSt Ie" "'vA9 49, il"i " 0o'"c
Idt'i ,""uist''l e9pe - cue ~
~, tI,a ,',,,jso mo ehin had on bor o1I,,
ono Iiautenant Nordery: one ensign. Bry-
dell; two young naval cadets and one as
sistaut engineer
As Brydell walked the deck some strange
thoughts crossed his mind. They had that
day taken on board from the vixen a NUM-
Der OF men whose tIIhe was nei.'l% ~
% t ""0 W. 80 3' I-t ,'l,,,,'i,,''l
80, ~, ,,tl, ,+I,,,tt. statinn Ana a,1,,,,,
tbar, vas = sailo,, rated ON the ship's books
AS civilian Black able seaman" whom
Brydell instantly recognized in spite OF Il