The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-08

ing OF the wheels Weakened him and he
op,ncd his beautiful. drowsy eyes ana
found them daZzlcd by the lights Ih"y
were not very bright o. numerous lights
bus they seemed so very dazzling To nm
That he felt hcwildercd 10y them. II Maria
Aai ueen with him he would have clunS 10
her and asked questions about cvcryt thing,
bat even if he had not been too much
baby and toa shy he could not have asked
questions oC GreErs, who was suilcienty
EnElish to feel his own language dui.e
enough for sensible fo0tman. !t the lt@
ians wished To speak Italian chat was - q
own taste and they might bear the couiH'
uucncts Of not being able 10 make hlm I'M
derstand them. English was enough Tor
GIcgEs.
So Picrino was horne through the amaz-
ing streets la silence. The people IA the
"a rriage had also become rather S'I'hI
having been lullcd as IL were by tAe IONS
drive through the woods ana ollNc grove
Lady AiIern. In fact. had had time TO begin
to wonder ii her new plan would prove as
satisfactory ami amusing as she hdb IAN
c!ad il might MI. Gordon was quietly
circulating about it himself. the otHcr man
in the carriage was thinking OF the bdtte
of Fowc!s at Sic, and invcnting nc"
scheme of floral decoration Tor Hl'hu
victoria The only person VINO was rsihy
thfukin, Of Piccino himself WAS the b'ri
II III y
Girl and kind. and she was wondcrlhE now
A.. yrn,,Id like the change in his life, and II
d.. had be..tln Ia feel homes!ck.
TIL. carriage had to - mp hill again be-
fore IL reached Lady Ailcena villa. IT was
a snow-whitc villa on an cmlnence ana ],
had "A tcrraccd garden and looked oNl over
~, 81, when they drove through the
- .',tav,v pi,.iuo felt his small heart
,c.,ir =, tbrntu though he aId not know
MY ot an. There were shadows of trees
and scents Of roses and rrange blossoms
ana bel,,tropc. Ana ON the highest ttrrat.
no ,,tite house stood with "a glow of llht
IN its portic, and cleans I'm it's windows.
I,o., nan. dirty peasart baby. how could
il 10 otherwise than that AZ this grandeur
and yhit,acss should alarm him?
t.,,t There was lust one Thing that gave
him "A homely feeling And on he felt IL
so GOOD tnat il was SO, As they turned in
II tho gate he heard a familiar SOUND. 1T
was the hystrric shifting and jumping and
y,lplng whiucs Of welcome of % uor-a poor
c1i3ed aoppe whose Kennel was kept close
by the gatc-rrubably 60 guard H.. tie was
fastened by chain and cyilcatiy being IL
friendly, sociablc creature dill not like be
ing kept Ia this lonely place ANA not allowed
10 roam ir the world lie could not have
friendly lights and associates ana he lould
not rush about and jump ou ladies' dresses
and gentiemcn's clothes and Leave his dusty
ana muddy aNcctionato pawmarls an over
them. And so ne was not happy. and when
ne hoard fo,tst.ps appf.oupbio.s al,,..,.s
strained at his chain and shifted and within
ed. A. these returning carriages belonged
to his own domestic circle he almost went
wild with ioy and leaned ANA yeIp.l ana ,ii
his host Ia make e,r,abnd,, .,,.iy H. -
lie was adorineI.. fond Of iady Au.,,,
who scarc,lv over nott,,l hin, 80 ~, , '',
once ar ty,io. bod al - 49,, %,
Nice dog, as She wen, bv an5 onr, NV,
como ANA oiv.p b,,, 10, ~. ,,,'
n. had ,,.ri.,,i.d .nI - -. - VIM
i,t,, b,-st.,i,, - ~, -, "'''i'''' Ho"iE
A., q. -, 1870, =. .oh "',i.sii''
,,,,.,,.,t 49,. - -, '.'a' as me carriage
t,a,r.t ~ - ~ h"'tWaF i1'tino
-, ,il,,t., ''i'u ~ NieN, mat loving,