The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-22

senses when Nicola turned the silver Things
again aud the streams came rushing forth.
lie stood and looked at her dulking ana
she came and took OF his fantastic night
gown as she had taken off his rags tic
night before. And she lifted him up and
put him into the deep water again ana
srIasned and washed him almost as hard
as she had done il the first time.
tie began 10 feel stunned and dazed. He
did not scream or nsht o. struggle. lie
simply gave himself ND and stared into
space. Moment by moment Ceriani re-
moved itself farther and farther. The dog
had brought II nearer but the dog had been
torn away from him. And here lie was in
the water being scrubbed once more.
tic was taken out and rubbed dry ana
Nicola leCt him for q moment asain.
When she came back she carried Nnite
things. she began to put them en- him. !
st}arSo NtO' Gue shirt vita iace-Hufious
h'hc snort Things for his leaS-uot taa
'.anbt"i r-'Hc"lio" t,'."-Sf ., ,t,,-rca yetth
siarf rr'' %ast white things -.f9., ~ ms
49, ,''t'' ga, Ia pejjiro1t, Yes, il was
4 petticoat! J6st US IL he had never been
3 man M all. ~" pushed il aside, his
eohs crimson with indirnation!
"Roba ii donna! NJ! Dove sono I:iiei
pantaloui, 10 porto pantaioai.' t&ot wo-
mems clothes where axe nay UousArs
I.wear trousersp
Nicholson gave him a sharp slam. She
was tired of his italian cSciaimn-s
YOU naughty cLi!dr' she said. "i;enaTe
YOURSELF / don't know what you mean
bat won't have IT, ANA 50 IN spite Of
himself the .nGjguiJv was put uuoa him.
Tie was dressed ia r55t III donna just Ike
1t Girl. &uo around u,s waist was t.ea
b!aa.i SASH anG around his neck vas 80 q
lac, coliar-auu on his brown leg short
socks vateh go no, reach MS ca'v - And
a. his back iher. was biz bow, "aa unt"r
his cain a mailer one-and COMBS were
.lrsecsd through his hair IS before and
brushes piled on H.. And when il was al!
done he stood feeling ike mount bank
and dumb and scarlet under his sense o.
insult.
LET him orco Get away-lot aim once set
away and he would show ihcm whether
they could get rim again. - did not
know how far ii was To ''r'tni, but Il h
could steal out of door when no one VAS
looking and walk back, they might take
tha donkey If they liked. but he would
scream, and k:c1 and eight and bite until
they were afraid to touch him, before they
should buy him a-a,H,
This was rambling ia his mind as Nichol-
son prlled him after her down az" staircase
ana through the hall 20 tn" breakfast room.
Nicholson was getting rather cross. Sac
mad not been engaged rs nurse but rs
maid. And she had bad to 20 through
all that rcrunbing in "a" evening and In
tho morning had had ia rush OUT ana Dor
row clothes for the child to wear from one
or lady AHoen's married friends aud she
had not enjoyed having 20 ret up and take
walk so early.
But her grievance was not so deep one
as p.ccino's
yy-,,ar no vos taken into the breakfast
-, Ia, AuaoD made hin, feel sUjI;ier
tbaa ever 1t was 10 way rhe looked at
hin, though he did not IN The least know
NJ No. ~ 10 Nd bocn Ola cnouab he mi.,bt
,,ar.o lnoUr tha. To 10 looked at as II
- No. nor . Dcrson but only a curious
80. a,,;n,al is rnouch 10 make any. one
,,,.e,, e.ho colled hin, n her ms, 40
,d to,,o co1Iod ba,. blact, f,oo4le
..l-or,o bora,, sbo said
=, Nov ,icri,, his rod mouth