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The realistic Spanish novelist. Valdes.
in one of his most popular stories f.s Siis.
ter San Suplice. 81 translated by az J than,
Haskell Dole) gives desert ntion ofsS :
retired Spanish general s afternoon IN
which will illuminate MANY ci,ivalric
incidents in Spanish life and aptly illns.
trates the reckless daring and conrapa
Of which the average naughty don 81
| literally possessed. The scene "a soIrt
of picnic grounds in the On tski "a, -
Seville: Is. s>--" % B, ''0 SS-,
Meantime the animation had been
on the increase among the ruffians. The
period Of unmannerly action had come.
One Of them climbed upon the table TO
make speech, and the others, by @wav
Of applause, threw sherry and mama
nilla in his, face. Another was trying
! to lift with histeeth a companion whom
drunkenness had stretched out on the
floor. He did not succeed. He merely
tore his sack coat Still others were
commit absurd and extravaganza &C
tions, making a great noise and uproar.
The count remained grave and silent.
drinking one glass of sherry after an.
other: But his eyes were no longer. as
usual, incomprehensible and unfathom-
| able, like those of man tired of life.
Though he did not speak or move about
| he seemed different man. Il IT.
E"The Englishman had taken off his
| jacket and waistcoat, and, rolling up
| his shirt sleeves, was exhibiting his
biceps, which were really powerful. and
trying to break empty BOTTLES on his
arm. Once. blood had came hnt no
| went.on breaking the bottles without
paving anv attention ia i t.a2Then ha ash
ed the waiter to bring a bottle of rnm
and a large glass. He filled This tn tho
brim with the LIQUOR. and then SLOWLY
without moving a muscle ~ o,,o,, xr;n -
ing, he drained It to the hottcm Then
he sat down at the table onnos;+o Tho
count and said solemnlv.
"sYou can't do that,
ga fash of furv pleamed thronob tho
harebrained nobieman's ewes Int he
succeeded in restrainino himse,f and
turning the rest Of the 7hottl@, into +he
glass, he calmly ordered the waiter n
bring him some pepner. He threw in a
pinch of it, then threw into s. b;e o;oo,
ashes heaned mn before him and 1gith
out saving a word with the same scorn-
full, contemntnons smile drained tho
glass. and. not content With that hit IL
in niooos wo sor ~, 49, ,,.aI.o, 80
blood. The COMPANY received with o1es
and shouts of trinmnh this MOOT If on
unconouerable stomach in Which -
seemed as though the national honor
were concerned T-ZI.TG -
"Our neighbors in the other hooths
must have reached the same hannv
grade Of temneratnre for noth;no, To-
heard but extravagant shonts the cra "l
ING Of Glasses coarse 1anoh+ o 49, 49,
swearing
"The count was MT vet satisfied with
his victory over the EnSlishman Will
he was swallowing with annarent calm
ness the glasses Of lionor which wa-o
offered to him he did not cease To ID.
your him with his ewes. carried awav
bv a dull madness. which soon hrolIo
out. His ewes, which were the onlv nart
of his i1npassiya face That moved
cleaned more and ~, roora foroc;o,elr H.
those of a ,madman when a stra;t;.c ,l1t
has been mt n 8,hi;n, The -, o.; sh,,a ~
continued to boast of his streneth H.
was now thoroughly ;ntoxicatod and
talking impudentiy enonoh tn tba oth.
ers. who were NOT 50 DRINK - - :.
$3.50 Won are verv valiant ara vonp,
asked the count. still smiling dis1a;n.
fullv. 4 4 r%>T|
WMore than Won retorted tho Eno.
lishbm1an. '~s~77 - -
"Don Jenaro started to snrinp at him.
but the others restrained him Soon
calming himself. he said: = -,@"!0
"sIf Won are 50 brave. whv not mt
your hand on the tahla2' q = -. :.
"sWhat for?' F@ =.
"sTo min f. down with mine, Fl