The Van Buren press., 1897-11-13

O ny aunt Ec4 n A#s4Ss ~aas : -.
10 myself. a charming woman. Sfss>
isaelIe. intelligent. her frSs husband
wss feel. and 50 fozzh. and - faxsa
zu6 go zrres of lard. k1s. xos psas
fellow. aY. il yon DO nes vs5Sh To nssrTa.'
And / aeds Bat. rev. how eaa3a !
ekeapeg There ! Wa ea the EzaSs
covered VIII aiFt. NJ Asir dissHssrea,
M clothes n tssterS AID my veueseAed
lee perfectly stiE. A. Nrst. ae 70
Ftolis was a my sc. IN the zaast
charming q eosta1seS-sAe zareais
stsll about her heas-SzNing - mes
Is il really aoa. NJ. - = Roche large
Nhat Is lie matters Mat las sap
penea .
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5 fhe matter with rs ase, bss Il s
aa5aias seEaaas. an sare.r
~Aad ssAs5 horse PLAYED voa SasA :
TREK
There - -
md pointed 70 sFusss~ standing
elese by, sa5ei1s pa2liac Up ana eating
lite uaaa5asaaS a grass
@Ahasz : Z he's The brave hassee
O.. he has zzaued We Har his a1iS5ee7s
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and by. He sanSs EsSs - Back - eaut
Aease, and aAa1, Too. directly.
@Frt / cannot wa x 3 S5ea
q SIN gong 70 drive sou home
And she aa3sed Boa. he G1tle groom
Then she gently took ere os my arms
aA5le Bah saak The ethef. and maze ms
ri iuso hss phhstonz Fsvc mzHnses /
7s7er we Nsae rolling along coward ny
slhaseau u. SAt guiding lasv pory VIII ons /
hand ana = sr0nhteas cant usea. en- (
ss-rsssea ana s1uTlia watching hes as {
Shf drove. Ne A-s A2ane IN sie rlllaesan 4
Bah had Aesa o-ae1ea se hripe ara7us /
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Elss I1s II aasrs 1he has'ss
{ a,s.rHH ms sso-r- sHz when came 4
= sans tEsrzs ma Hzzaz4ls made - tn 1
sas1 znt Ara she zp7a Sha1s-
Z Understand 1 az sht rr5eaz -sou
e.sarA- sl.s a=7aaless-srss hsrse
-'Tse sFaaPe5er's Aa-ses ~
YES 5uaszI- g1a -. and shaf =
naaEnS everything Yal have sen 2
tines, I knew al sae Imperial e5fxns
The performance Of Tie IrlIrz7 peters
Horse Tke African eaasssur, yeu re
member. caaeS into IL Fsag On a gray
horse; then the ArzbS appear aa7 firs
their guns 81 the chaSseur. Fe is
wounded and falls to he groun5s and
as you did not fall. tie horse waS IN
dignant. He had no idea Of letting xou
slight your role al that point, and 50 1t
threw you 10 the ground himself. And
when you were lying On the ground
what did the horse do"
told her Of Brutus' attempt 10 bury
ne.
The trumpeter's horse" she said. Is
still the trampeter's horse. He sees
that his master is wounded. the Arabs
viii come and kill him. What is the
horse to do? lie buries the African
chassenr. Then he sets off at a gallop
does he not?"
'Yes, at a break-neck gallop."
'He is carrying away the flag 10 pre-
vent its falling into the hands of the
Arabs"
"But it was my hat that he carried
away"
He took what he could find. And
where does the trumpeter's horse gal
lop to?"
'oh, I see. I see" cried; he goes
to find the vivandiere,"
Exactly. He goes in search Of he
And the vivandiere to-da9
is. if You please, /. Countess de Nor5olis
He came galloping into my grounds 9 4
was standing on the steps putting Oh
my gloves. and was jnst ready 10 sieI
into my phaeton. Suddenly my mel
rushed forward. seeing horse callOp-
ing in. saddled, bridls-d. riderless. with z
hat between his teeth They ny l.
catch him, but he jumps aside. eludes
them, and. coming s1rai rhf 10 the steps.
fails on his knees before ute. BE WIS
calling me- assure TE1u he was calling /
me ! Tel The men 70 ls1 The horse
alone I spring iuro The phaH10n- and
drive OF H0ur horse darts iu-1 tn 4
wood and follow INN over a road 1hl- /
WIS nu1 ID HTH-T pan lHid uu1 5u- lriT-
iur-1u- ] 18IuW nm I c8me here and /
find EoE--
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fhese laE- words. -ne Tshaeruu received
al uuHeeuuu1a hiBV from behind /
We turned Hnd sau Bruins head awH1 I
TIP 70 -hs air HDure us- j was Es-u-lis |
srzin- WIN Bon III ms back ts had
nHH1 fnliuEznE me IilaE1r1-. HuG seeing /
-haf rnH E-1ls -unnls II fhH Iihae-uU I
ruuid tls Used fur 1hs purpose he mad /
IN 1ns mos artistic s7rie Hdrri-iT ssized ]
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utEF ui ms HrruuI-i isflTTitsr1E- VIII one
spring he nad pinr=d his furHlers upu1 /
ma -uu1is- and. TINS auua. fe was 70
III Uuie-r along --u-rlur sprU he
iind issrs Hi1ne. Bon thoroughly Is f-iri--
enel. his bB1F thrown hari-vErl- and
his head hHnEl1r duH1. WIS maizir.r
rafn u--sup1s 1U PM 1ha nurse Dae4
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A. Fu- Eme d. EurinfiE she was 81
sla-ufet -hgs sns rad grouped 1hs =.ius
arfE i-s-zllT -trur-r herself iu-o ur
arms Hs- eill-rulrlr --ls neaI iaa
iaIler useids1raIis uH1n III Hhnulds--
and III lils 1ouriisf itsr mar T-i-f M
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