The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-11


rs this thing to come twice on man in
one day? For it is but an hour or more that
| / parted from the lady of whom you speak,
and if her eyes could not move me what
else shall move me? " And he told them
bri1y Of his meeting with the Lady Lucia
And Duke Valentine was wroth with the
| shame that a generous act rouses in a heart
that knows no generosity; and the prince
was yet more worth, and he said to Duke
| Valentine:
"Were there any honor in you. my lord,
you would not need my prayers to pardon
| him."
At this the dukes face grew very dark,
and he cried angrily:
"Get back TO your own line, my lord, or
| the truce shall not save YOU. Ana ne
turned to Antonio and said: Three hours
| do l give you TO get hence before pursue.
Antonio bowed low TO him ana 10 the
prince, and they thus parted, the t"o
| princes in bitter wrath and set again on
| lighting to the end, the one because he
was ashamed and yet obstinate. the other
for scorn of rancor that found no place
| in himself But Count Antonio went back
TO his company and drew in some little way
of from both armies; and he said to Tom
| m3sino:
"The truce Is ended, and they viii fight
| again SO soon as the men have had so.Ae
| rest" and ne told Tonlnasino what had
| passed. Then he sat silent again, and pres
entity he laid hold OF his cousins arm, say
| ing:
| Look you, TommaSino, princes are some
| times fools, and hence come trouble and
| death to honest, humble folk. Il is a sore
| business that they fight again tomorrow,
| and not now for any great matter, but
| because they are bitter against one another
on my account. Cannot stop them, Tom
| masnO?'
AYE. II you have 1900 men and not thir-
| ty-nve-for that is the sum Of us now,
| counting Martolo. who IS back from Forni-
CLAP
Antonio looked tloushtrully through the
dusk Of evenine; which now fell.
| '"They viii not hsut tonight he said.
| II ann weary Of tu.s blaod-Letting." And
| Tommasiao saw that there WAS something
| in his mind.
Now the night fen dark again and fogsy,
/ even Gs the night before and none in
/ either army dared 10 move, aHd even the
| sontrics could see no more than a few yards
| before them. But Autou.os S, being accus-
| toned TO ride IN the dark ana % inI their
! way through rnists both on plain and hill,
/ could see more clearly, and Antonio di-
! yided them into two parties, himself lead
/ ing one and giving the Other INFO Vommas-
I nos charge. And having very securely
! tctLered their horses thcy set forth, crawl
/ ing on their bellies through the grass. And
! Antonio. with his party, made for the camp
/ Of the prince, while Tommasno and nis
1 party directed their way toward the dukes
/ u.youaea. And they saw the fires very dim
/ ~ through the mist and both parties pass
! 90 the stu.rics unU1serVed and made Their
! way 10 the center OF the camps Then, on
/ the stroke OF midnight, strange stir arose
/ in both the camps. Nothing could oe seen,
! uy reason OF the darkness AMI the mist;
/ lut suddenly cries arose, and men ran 20
4 &hd ITO, ana q CITY Went up from u4S 1uhe
/ camp. 1hey are behind us: 1Aey are pc
F4.s m ttF = .1t mo-
r MN Us INN S '' ,S sun @ s,oat III far p. i 5ar
/ iroih byhiud their toWard Who're the SPURS
% Mt AsH"lo b.5lH' 0ntre cdii'e S-'oI1S %,
/ Al them. al theln cnaiSt. ana Inc
/ princes oln.ers. perceiVl"g tna cries 10 Je
/ Tpm men OF toTAloli cana tuIs thes knew
/ by reason OF certain differences IA the
i ihtasinE OF words, conceived tadt the
] cGNe had got behind them ANA was lylhs
! 3crusS their way "l retreat ana inc uuhe
( hearing the SHOUTS in ms own camp ran
! tAt from ms t,i'' 'i'" ne " % met pA- =
4 or-DS Of taa ioA|'iAtih "lo 'tei, d,
/ iott, e are a"ito"hl -. for ahjoi4."A
I WcA hai st4N ~ t-. .-F-.@ -A ''''d S.scH1a
] @Ai tlc low nSal'D" " 1I5 'oti'u~ loathi aii
iii'N Hisi9t,t VIZ sl5a H1N' 80 q 9ouS %
iat' on -lIi IVA - %" Ii'il ,i'lI'.
20 litI ""'e Ur, , az - 80
/ nothing % tHc HoIs'''i,i'' nu' ttitH tiie
/ toNh men Ii.'1' ao''.S p',.@ ~ w et.'vt'
/ otitia no.. 't-.I 'i.c' - w iuttg' "a
| Us. ana afe m"hh.f Tor fcthioia' ara
| what VIII tntF 40 li'i's heaven SHOWS.
/ Lead MS after tf'in, my lord Ana the
| duke VS. very UHSf}r but ne was also
/ 're".lI "sf4tH, ''r i' peic''FeH ihit tael@
! WIS "a SIR fh l"' Iti nee : CAMP @.H h2afd
! shouts from there, hut eoud not distiI-
| AG - Nhai "..S ~Ali. .-,aa WINE nc CONS ~
| erred what a. h9. me tp"nSiaen to'ln-u theif
| rank. at.a se.l ttIn "rr1 shat 'h"y were
! tpr 'lACiH. ana y'cl q. lHT'ai, neg III
! with his Guerd Trey rcl'ineG ih"t one
! death was as good %S 4Nathef. ana me C4!,e
! Enowoo his mails aud went pa'e with rage,
/ Eut Count Anton o's mon, seeing how We'll
/ inc plan hat sped Creut again OUT frotn
| The camp and returned to where they E3h