Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-04

Wissahiekon glen to her little cages
,vi,ila ala tlir women Of the camp $3.50 'i'
erred and tied the punches OF cress, tansy,
mint, spparmut and s0urgrhss Wlllcn MOI
only made her welcome at the market
pace. but gave this hungerlng lie kindly
excuse for wandering from door to door,
where her dim old eyes scanned every
likely lass in almost savage eagerness-
Even as the winter came, the Dunu
annual pilgrimlng III SUMMER Janus WIS
abandoned. They became the, to the
trne gypsies of the tent and road CON
tcmptibie kair rajahs, house lords, OF
jewellers In habitauOns, alongside bapa
Syirais cottage. When the long even
ings came they gathered, as many as
coujd Ia her little room, cheering her
honrs with tnles Of the road, OF gypsy
adventure. and in believing Old gypsy
ballads like
jaw the drom take the rhe oad) Gipsy
friend;
Aisy good hours with thee attend
jaw the dr1mi
ON the moor among the heather,
In the hedge, a snug togelher'
In Inc Tents wi a a-tether,
Come each day but sunny weather.
ON tue drom'
or
The night ha come, tho stars are out.
The cnlnp-hres twinkle I m heiBei
II bobbieS sneak this camp about,
The stones VIII ratlie rom Wy i'uhgi,a
An heads WIZ ttih, .tS W " ,tti,,,.i
My WoIu PeNe'' '' .l,i...,.,
or again rhat roaring gypsy u"Aei
song
1 work In brass and dicker, too,
With clnuy yak eye and busy Vistie
"cnoF "1 CRofg' thlen they cry, and strike
Bnt when tbc rat might murks DER the
blue.
III have caunlc menl, mnybe' two, ,,,,,.
For mar q dozen hungry chnu'i'' ""''
dreuG ., ,,, .,,.r, r.,,nts
A" { S,,gnt tu' ''A' ga
W." n.,..,, e.,.,,,,,,, l,,,,,,si,,. r..
wnle u''',' Dulvu in,.i',i~ "rto
Yu'H4lR w. '"u V"''f '.s - ,,ar.iiirg
NY l4I u4'i'!'lS '' '..,.,i ~ ,g,, XII
lle Quo" Nou-oD'.i YIN 1,.r stoci.y
slll'N"h HlelH MouNi i.in MI, ,'t th,.ir NM,
,lor5'5 u'D ""'n''e e,,. oi,,nI
lHna nome Weu' 3alv'i s'i ~, ,i,. ci,,,
A. tht Wihle. t,o5Vu :" I LII, "
ana region t"ul"lu2u., ''''t, Il, ,,,
quest ur52h 10 M''he ll'lil ne, u''i
nlnd AMI ies'eiiNS PoMSI ,; A'"s y ""'' l
rnpss without l'lpa anu hoSe I'','s ', S,v
~ lile nll.Ne,, INV 'NC ,,, IA nj, 49,
the women noucgd t'at vld , bH9I ~ .ia
seldom spoke Inen NY MV ,ii', b ,vi'
her GOWN IN u vutlS S Mneiu ~ iuT p 9'i
N'tN N''''' 49, ~.
ana horse-rugs ABOUT heri sen re tLlli'S $
which sle brought nhd rs ne pus,'n Oh
the day was done, press thc ltt'o 'i"H'S
they had gnlh"l mo her W'lnSI'u nun
| ana START hcr huheWarI WIN H..''' y,
orders 70 Ho1e to nina ms inlSt''sS
closely; the wnlle pnrrlhg Ile'u.nE' 70
the wrecked old life 80 bIde az home
until TIE summer came and with ~ they
would kindly whisper in her eager ear,
GIiscldn aud the flowers.
one bitter November evening found
the two old pilgrims, while ON their home
ward way from the market stnndlns
gazing into the window of a basement
cottage whose little brass Ioo!r'p,33le pore
the legend, City Missionary, alongside
a tumble down, do7Oatc mission chapel
in the oldest quarter Of the city, \
comfortable looking man sat inside OF
| mo cottage window muuchng an apple
| and contputedly humming Il Psalm. Ac-
| customed MS he was to coHjari with
| cyory puinble form and expression of
| forlnru human life. tho iptppdty of tho
| aid ,ynmnn's ga2e disturbed him. lie
| st.uncl m Inc door and asked her kindly
enough. hut In that perfuuctory way
giy1s;
"WrD. mother. what's wantin'Y
81 just wnnts Griselda.'
1, ~V ANY nI's. o,gdS ar u b,ef ' convcrgo Ian
NH, "' nrcrni l fired voice. perhais fbe
80 49, ~, WA who Inngcd more for n
nr,e,r6 home on enrth Than thc promise
,f n,in- 5Ln,io1 noincps beyond the hori.
yrr ~ i,,,,,,an moods
~, ~ mo T,risaida known nboni
,,.1N ~ ISst ansvered .,Rpftcr
nua'' We NJ Az, Sho,lJn,t ha ont
InnnL uoA,y, ,o,ninls On SURF
itAd hlEht Vo,' ~ in,'a
Vur url'eI11 was a." wv ,.,.,,s in.6
I'hlc ago; i,'eu H'sr ,1 w az strnrs
Lovely Hhlh' 1870 1870 V,' - - ,, ~
Wrlu 10 the lHst' i.i,n.9 IN n,,,. Crisni
STRONG arm, too' ln".lvt H' ~.
ia was Wnite' ne -. o,,j ,,i"n,in,.H y
gcluhg lnSlue tle uuo4 .,'" 49,, i' ~
tne MHnNIeu, MMns N, oi,n,, bar,e
'Conidn.t been yours Nun uiune -, 80
now, there's goou Wollihn' 'oo'
night ,-.,-,.,..
He could not have seen the offering NY
man clutch at the area ran TOT suppott
nor heard the dogs discopso%te Wnihs
or he would not have 50 soon resumed M
annie mud his psalm, Int tine llghts tna
were beginning to twinkle in rows upoi
the city streets whirled round and ronnt
her as she staggered away, moaning nn'
muttcring. &c.,
NO no. no,-the one ps dicd wu'
white, WIS Gorgio, Bozcl Couldn't {
l,n.r am Grlacl1n BoZel Couldn't boei
onrs. ma NO nor
q, AZ ,nutfer,,d on while Boze com
800, ~ tast IA could. as they trudgp,
,ni t1t,o,eI out past the darlSenin
~. ..,je. ant INST the hrighteninl
r,,,'i,,,s w home. ONT along the wide
NM, ,,' W ,.,.,verd road. now whittier stil