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think can get back TO the buggy
Mr., ewinton. with his prisoner who
heked the picture of vicious and bat
~ criminal. walked ahead. and Mr.
wellman tenderiy supported Harold
AienE n. wood path. II was long malt
nile 10 the buggy, hut the strange little
PARTY reached II at last Theirs was a
fepe under the scat with which Mr.
ewtnton tied Andy 10 himself, They
would walk. he said. to the village, With
tpfns difficulty Harold was lifted Ia and
~ weilman picked up the reinS They
we're Just about starting. when Harold
Mid, "ch. there's the cakel Hadn't we
better take thatT''
MI Wciiman laughed. hut he got out
again. hunted for the basket among the
bushes and set Il, with It's contents stili
carefully wrapped Ia the old table cloth
and apparently intact. IN the back part ot
The buggy. They drove fast and soon
kf' Mr. swinton. with his taoiturn com
bAnion far In the rear.
II should think we had better take you
J nsht ap homo. Harold" said Mr. Wen.
man, except that | want Dr. Ncmple TO
examine you at once and we are taxi
hs the quickest way TO accomplish that.
J don't want te drive too fast hut I
wont slow 90 unless you feel as though
yeu conldn't stand the pace"
DO ahead" whispered Harold falntly.
snd On they sped
The home Of pr Wcmple was not far
num the bridge by Aunt Therasa's house
Ms s'fe VAS Just returning from the fair,
AM stood az the dnar with her kov In
Ns tlek, as Put drove up She was ut
'sfr mystlfied 80 be told that Harold had
saliet wound ~ Same surt which the
ffktta - -
sesd b. along IN moment Tie had
asvsed with her, but had stopped Go see
sssisns 90 the way homa,
way, Harold Wphh,nsl A bullet
ssssaf she criei 1T Is only few min
YES seems 70 me, since | saw you al
Ms fsir What DO you meant
We wil explain Go you, when I Ee,
~ lata the house" said MIR Wellman
mast hurry AND tell my folks all about
! reckon we've got case sgainst
Asss Rrady now Mrs wcmple. thar wii
tAsfr ''''''
AnSy nFadyl You don't ~sv "a. Mr
~1aAai why. yeu poor hosl II Ia as
fon can DO To walk, Well. II
eNss bga3y has dome this he viii have
nsser go ali ~ eur Ciearpnnd folks
we won't soc YOU ahused Narosd
=. aits sakr. tell me about a."
..-@Fsr You'd batter carry that cake
80 w g the hall, suggested Harold.
"hf WellnsAR drove 81 Mrs. wample
~, a. eee,e are a good many people up
Vt weilRan laughed. but IN poiat ~
~ ihe caAe Nae well wrapped IN the
- s@ese ele,h, Nhich Vas larga and
80 gre and Wa almcst az g0a,l as
naa started 9n It's remarkable
49, MnhsH q. body fn tgnafpand or
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PUZZLE DEPARTMENT..
AGE RIDDLE.

An eccentric old woman resided In a
place where there were many summer Wis
itors, and, being the oldest .inhabitant OF
the place. was always pointed out as such
and considered quite a curiosity. Very
many people. when informed OF this fact.
invariably asked her how old she was,
but on account Of being asked that ques-
tion so often, instead OF giving a direct
reply. always answered as follows:
From seven-eighths Of my age deduct
twice two; multiply the remainder by six
sevenths of fourteen and divide the prod
net so obtained by eight-nihths OF one
half OF fifty-four. and the quotient will
equal eighty-seven divided by two"
How old was she?
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l. Behead a very useful plant" the
product OF which liz used In every family,
and get 'caloric:'' behead again and get
something you do every day.
II. Behead a gloomy and dark look
and get monks hood" behead again
and get wise bird
III Behead part of a harness" ana
get "a strong current OF water" behead
again and get IAN atom"
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MAMIE PEIrFER's TREE PROBLEM.

In accordance with conditions printed
July I. the answer to Mamie Peiffers tree
problem will not be printed until future
date. Her statement OF the problem IL:
II want IS trees planted In nine straight
rows. with FIVE trees In a row"
Several inquiries have been made as to
the exact meaning OF the statement. For
the present II must stand as originally
submitted.
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CHARADE.

BY T. Davies. Marysviiie.
ONE was a sailor bold and brave,
Explored DER sea and TWO:
A drawer captain on the wave
Fer crossed the ocean blue;
On ALL l wish 10 live and die.
And II to Davy Jones
I fall at last. let ALL. I sigh,
Forever keep my bones.
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l.6xexf ~
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Lsssx7 ~
l5x.s is
Solution by Edith p. wsring.. ssattiss
II hen and u lay an egg and y or %
s ssa s anna r laY al, !, q s - ann; .DS
- s.os lay .ss ef f on. S.s ss1 on ssS ss
vii lay lay "a q an egg In d.y and hen,
days 6 hens win lay ia eggs or . cggs.
Leverich q. Duryce. Everett: II . hen
and a half lay an egg and half In .
given time one hen would lay one sgg IN
day and half. then a hen would lay -
q an egg IN one day and = hens would
i is.r.f IN sn s:v az In days hens would
Leah Mtiler's Messe Pvshle0.
Tho lawyer gave the boys . horse,
which makes eighteen Then plua Plus
:. equaiing IA the original number %
horse away.
Ansver. by Edna Fichs tsesA i@. esas-S
tle--The lawyer knew hs could no6 A11ooe
n horses equally. 90 - he hoe 49, cid I
s s s s.i boy: /. you'd 8 nu ~ s-
sss:... s%ont .AIss "a ~ II. y: *o.ssSSfi..:.;
s sSfs' Ss SG So.. a "a /. f "o.i
morse Aver No mad given the ooCoNd
one-third there were Z horpeo left. Ne !
gave the third .ons-ninth OF the eigAt0on
horses, or two horses. 4pd had on % tN1
nne horses left. which he kept for
himself He was u very wise lhWyon
Hts name was Solomon.
Gus w. Seattle. makes this inquiry
VINO can give q proper matheanatic
formula or solution OF this problep:"
Tho puzsle department 10 open to any
one viii offer the correct formuias-Ed
Another AosWes Ca the D0eok pvoao0,
Thirteen ducks were on tho poad.
And Johnny good shot.
OF duck meat he was very fond.
And surely two he got
And when be gaxed beyond his smokA
To Johnnys great dismay.
The live ones tuusblcd to hts lono
And wisely Flew away.
a short Cae.
The editor Of the rusnie department has
received the following letter. signed The
Old Man"
That must have been large basket
that held III eggs. think you must
have teen mistaken. and the bnahet held
only s9l eggs. You will mad this nsNubsr
20 answer your problem. and moro easly
carried In basket"
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LITTLE ORLANDO's AGE.

Orlando, a precocious little boy, has a
catch problem. He states n thus:
Il was born at o'clock n. m. July 3.
1884. How old was ] at II o'clock mid
night. July 4, 1900?
Note--AccordinG to Oriando's view. he
IL considerably older than would appear
at first from the figures.
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Taxed for wearing Male Attire

In France women are allowed to wear
mems RttlrV. Ia; they must pay Ter ma
privilege The amount - the tax whlch
a woman pays for wearing masculine Sar5
Is about 80 year. h3t her ~iliingnsss 20
pay the tax does not insure her the rights
90 wear these garments. As a matter %
fact. the right is conferred by the gov
sT.lasa, e. . ss.osis Il rks~t mart
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SQUIRREL AND TREE PROBLEM.

TdcomN, July T.
Tommy Loring: I have a puzzle
have argued and argued over. There IL
squirrel In n tree. man walks around
the tree, but the squirrel BY travelling
around tree keeps on the opposite aide OF
the tree from the man. Does the man
go around the squirrel by going around
the tree? Yours to solve.
l.. CALISrA.
Who will answer the question cor
rectly?
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Here - another very simple trick, psss
your string around your neck crossing IL
In front ne tn figure .. put the string IN
your mouth AT the point where II sro.s,s
itself. and holding {, firmly between the
teeth, announce your intention Of remove
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CHAPTER XIV.
ANDY BRADY 10 SAFE IN JAIL
y, swinton always carried pair OF
Asndcu6s In his pockets. 1t was tho
- Of only few momnets to slip them
y Andy Bradys hands. Then the two
~. turned their attention TO poor Har-
"A Who had BY this time dragged him
~ 10 against a tree, The moon was
~stluw low and shone full in the boys
~. which was perfectly coloriess.
what has the varmint done 10 you,
rsroldy' asked Mr.. Wellman anxionsly.
erA<re's a numb feeling In my right
- = said Harold. ''and I feel M IL
- soine 10 faint--thats all. Don't
~srYy.. he added quickly. az he plainly
~ Mr.. weiiman's face change color
q ,he moonlight. Il shall be all right
,tty soon. II can't be a deep wound
= / couIdn't sit w and talk like this
- NJ clothes are wet right here" --hc
s1rcsd hIs hand on his shetland proba-
~ am losing some blood there. You
- out your arms around me. and I
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MYSTERIOUS NUMERALS.

BY Myron Aronson. Seattle.
n from six YOU take nine.
And from nine you take ten.
Ye wits now the puzzle explain.
And IL fifty from forty
Be taken, there then
VIII just half a dozen remain.
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TRANspOsALs-wOR OF FOUR
LETTERS.

BY r. Davies, Marysvilie.
One day 10 town I had to go
To buy ONE for my cook.
And az nv TWO had strayed away.
MY brand new wheel | took.
Along the road there crossed my track
THREE -ahbit and it's FOUR;
I caught the lot ana wheeled right back
And the rabbits are no more.
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ing Y from the nerk by passing the ress
81 the string second time over the head.
i" DO this rrki drop tbs cord from both
hanas Tor moment. and In tahiug hold
% y gain lst your hands exchange place.
b"sns careful 70 have the string ~tiea
~ uspsfHesi whsFc ~ eros@~s in your
mosth remain gppsrmgst. ~ that .h.t
appears % be second crossing 81 ths
string viii to- really lis increasing. n0w
throw the rest q the esrt over your hsa1.
ana though yoa seem 20 10 eneifcina hv
double cord. draw both sides bAe ~arss
rs In Ag ire ,, RELEASING the string from
yegr stiA ci@ssa mouth IN what ssssas
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BY Howard Marshall Allen, Seattle.
A man Is on the top OF a pole twenty
feet high. with a goose In his arms. He
wants to get down. How is he TO get
down?
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HIDDEN NAME AND ADDRESS.

From Ines Douglass. Sedro- Woollcy.
A letter was addressed this way;
WOOD
JOHN
MASS.
To whom was IL delivered,
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DIAMOND ACROsTIC.

By Edith Maring. Seattle.
letter. ocean, prairie, q grand city,
place where love to play, tree. a
letter.
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quite a marvellous way. You viii md
yourself dissntAngls9. and the string stu
tied together as IA the beginning. snd
ready tor ngIab1s.sss more wea&sfA
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EDITED BY TOMMY LoRlNe.
= = - > =
ROLL OF HONOR.

} EVA VAN BROcKLIN, Seattle.
{ II. DAVIES, MarysvilIe.
4 HERsCHEL NUM-. seattle.
! LEvERICH 3. DURYEE, Ever ;
EFT.
) FRANK p. GILLETr, Seattle.
{ MYRoN ARONsON. seattle.
} EDNA PICKS, seattle.
WALLACE VI. MUDGETT, seat
tie.
ELSIE HARDY. seattle.
ELOIsE NEwLANDs. seattle.
EDITH p. MARING, seattle.
Z ELLA NJ. HELPER, Columbia
City.
( HOWARD MARSHALL ALLEN,
D seattle.
WILMA MUNGER, Seattle.
JULIET ARONsON. seattle.
OLIVER PEARCE. seattle.
LURA CALIsTA. Tacoma.
. ETA HADRA. seattle.
GUS W., seattle.
HANDEL WESTON. black Dia.
( mOud.
} WILLIE wIsHAAR. seattle.
EDNA TOWsLEY. Seattle.
MAUD KIRKLAND, westham
Island. II. c.
GRACE KIRKLAND, westham
Island. n. G.
BEREyICE X. PHILIPS. seattle.
: RODDIE J. MCKAY, Ashcroft, ;
D n. G.
NEE DOUGLASS, sears.WooI-
ley.
OTTO y. KEEFE. Seattle.
BLANCHE DANIELS. seattle.
THEREsE PRESTON. seattle.
I CAMILLE CANS DOLsON, East
sound.
I MELUsExE THORNTON. Seattle.
} GLADYS FISHER. Ballard.
LEAH WILSON. seattle.
NELLIE sCHREINER. seattle.
ELSA CANDRIAN. seattle.
GUTHRIE M'CLINTIC. seattle.
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HORSE AND BRIDLE PROBLEM.

BY Herschel Num-. Seattle.
A horse and bride cost $40 the horse
cost 800 more than the bride, what did
the bride cost?
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NeYlacd WOeda.
Hidden Nsmes.

n) Tub: hut. ca Rail: liar. oO Reel
leer.
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% Oneida. ca Niger. cD China
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lLA[lEPIL-zA 4 c [N[BdElRIHzY
- KIElG : 80 IS: So :' 9'';: 20
.rpy BRADY ~ SAFE IN JAIL.

PLAYWRIGHT. 1900 by Kate Upson Clark.)
CHAPTER XIV.
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who was the king" asked Madge-
"A naess St. Bernard. greater anA
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-15

Zdawafo sic, il mic ME widzial dokofa siebie.
Czyzby byf zakochany! pomyslal
Teodul.
Marjusz skierowal sic ku kosciofowi.
Doskonale - powiedziaf Teodul. -
Kosci6f! To rozumiem. Schadzki, polaczone
z troche naboze1stwa, 50 najlepsze. Mic
wdsisczniejszego niz spotykac sic oczami pc.
mad krzyzem.
Doszedfszy do kosciola, Marjusz ME
wszedl do srodka, lecz poszed} poza kosci6f.
Znikl "a weglem muru.
Schadzka ma divorce powiedziaf
Teodul. ZobaczmY dzieweczke!
L zblizyf sic IA palcach do wsgfa, poza
ktory poszedf Marjusz. Tam stanaf zdumio.
ny. Marjusz, z twarza ukryta W dloniach,
klscza1 ma trawie kolo mogily. Obsypal ia
kwiatami bukietu. Ma ko1cu mogify, ma
wzniesieniu ponad gfowa, znajdowaf sic
krzyz z czarnego drzewa z napisem z bia}ych
liter: ,,Pulkownik Baron Pontmercy'. Sly.
chac bylo fkanie mlodzie1ca.
Dzieweczka byfa mogifa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-15

Marmur przeciwkO granitowi.
Wfasnie tn Mar!usz byt po raz pierw.
sly, kiedy wydalif sic z Paryza. tn wracaf
"a kazdym razem, kiedy p. Gillenormand
mowil, &c ME nocuje W domu.
Porucznik Teodul zmieszaf sic zupelnie,
ujrzawszy n~iespodzianie mogile; doznaI PREY.
krego i dziwnego u~czucia, ktorego ME IDOL.
ny byl zrozumiec, a kt6rem poszanowanie
grobu faczylo sic z uszanowaniem ola pub.
kownika. Cofnai sic, pozostawiajac Marju.
sza samego ma cmentarzu, i W tenn cofnieciu
sic widac bylo karnosc wojskowa. Smierc o.
kazala sic mu z wielkiemi epoletami, i pra.
vie salutowal ia pc w~oiskowemu. Me vie.
dzac, CO ma pisac do ciotki, postanowif mic o
tenn ME pisat. | prawdopodobnie odkrycie
przez Teodula mifostek Marjusza ME mialoby
aadnego skutku, gdyby tajemniczem zrzadze-
MEM, kt6ry przypadek tax czesto sprawia,
scena W Vernon ME byfa sic powt6rzyla W
Paryzu.
Marjusz wr6cil z Vernon do domu ma
trzeci dzief bardzo rano. Zmeczony dwiema
nocami przepedzonemi W dylizansie, czul sic
niewyspanym i chcial sic odswiezyc godzina
piywania; wbiegl vice szybko do swego DO
koju, zrzucif tylko surdut podrolny i tasiem.
ke czarna, kt6rs mial ma szyi, j poszedf sic
kapac.
Pan Gillenormand, kt6ry wstawal rano,
jak wszyscy starcy zdrowi, slyszaf, &c Mar.
jusz wszedl do swego pokoju, i chcac 60. us.
cisnat i W tym uscisku wybadac potrosze
zkad ~przybywaf, zaczal drapac sic ma wscho-
dy pospiesznie, o lie ma to pozwalaly mu sta
re jego nogi. Lecz mlodzieniec mniej potrze.
bowaf czasu ma zejscie re wschod6w, anizeli
osmdziesiecioletni starzec ma wejscie, i kiedy
oiciec Gillenormand dostaf sic ma poddasze,
Marjusza juz ME bylo. k6zko ME bylo poru-
szone, a ma l6aku lezaly surdut podr6zny i
tasiemka czarna.
Wole to p~owiedzial p. Gillenor.
mand.
L W chwile p6zniej wszedf do ~salonu,
gdzie parma Gillenormand juz siedziafa, haf-
tujac swoje kola kabrjoletu. Wejscie bylo
tryumfalne. P. Gillenormand trzymal W jed.
mel rsce surdut podr6any, W drugiej wstazks
z szyi i woiaf:
Zwycisztwo! Dotrzemy do tajemni.
cy! Dowiemy sic o najwazniejszej rzeczy, CO
to "a milostki naszego mruka! Many W rsku
romans! Nam portretl
w samej rzeczy, na tasiemce wisialo pu.
deieczko, W czarny ~jaszczur oprawne, dosyc
podobne do medaljonu.
Starzec wziaf to pudelko i ME otwiera.
JAG go, patrzal ma ME z wyrazem rozkoszy,
zachwytu i gniewu biedaka zglodzonego, kt6.
ry widzi jak pred nosem jego niosa ku in.
nemu smaczny obiad.
Rzecz oczywista, &c to portret. Znam
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"oAPo, 10 AGOIQ poIzcC liz uOZu8! mfOQZl0Z
ma taxi zly gust dzisiaj.
- Zobaczymy ojcze-powiedziala stara
Pudeleczko otworzylo sic "a n~acisnie.
ciem sprezyny. Znalezli W MEM tylko kawa.
lex papieru troskliwie ziozonego.
I'd niej do niego-rzekl p. Gillenor:
mand - wybuchajac smiechem. Wien CO
to znaczy. Bilecik mifosny!
Ach! przeczytajmy !-powidziaia ciot.
1 w}osyia okulary. Rozlozyli papier i
przeczptai co n~astepuje:
MENU synowi.- Cesarz zrobif mic
baronem ma polu bitwy Waterloo. Poniewaa
Kestauracja zaprzecza mi tego tytulu, kt6ry
krwla opiacilem, syn moi wezmie ten tytuli
bedzie go nosil. Ma sic rozumiec, &c bedzie
go godny".
Jakiego uczucia doznali oiciec i c6rka,
ME da SIC Wypowiedziec. Jimmy dreszcz ich
przejal, jakby ma widok trupiej glowy. Me
powiedzieli ami slewa do siebie. Tylko %.
Gillenormand jakby sam do siebie wyszeptal.
Jest to pismo tego rsbacza.
Ciotka przypatrzyfa sic papierowi, ,obr6.
cifa go ma wszystkie strony i wloay}a napo.
wrot do pudeleczka. w tel samei chwiii z
kieszeni surduta wypadl maly czworogra.
NASTY pakiecik, zawiniety W papier blekit.
ny. Parma Gillenormand podniosla 90 i roe.
winefa. Byfy W MIN dwie kartki wizytowe
Mar usza. Jedna z mich podafa p. Gillenor-
mandowi, kt6ry przeczytal: Baron Marjusz
Pontmercy". Starzec zadzwonil. Nikoleta
przyszfa. z. Gillenormand wzia} tasiemke,
pudefeczko i surdut; rzucil to wszystko ma
posadzke, ma srodek salonu i powiedzia}:
Odnies tie rupiecie.
Dobra godzina uplynela W najwiekszem
milczeniu. Starzec i stara parma siedzieli Cd
wr6ceni plecami do siebie i mysleli, kazdy re
swej strony, prawdopodobnie to samo. w
kohcu tel godziny ciotka Gillenormand po.
wiedziala:
w kilka minut p6zniej, Marjusz zjawif
sic. Wchodzil. Zanim przestapil prog salo.
nu spostrzegi, &c dziadek trzyma jego karte
WlzytoWa. Ten zas ujrzawszy 60, z wyrazem
w,yzszosci mieszcza1skiej i szyderczej zawo
Patrzcie! p~atrzciel Jestes teraz ba.
ronem. Winszuje CT. Go to ma znaczyc.
Marjusz poczerwienial z lekka i odpo.
10 znaczy, ze jesten synem mego
Pan Gillenormand przestaf smiac sic i
rzekl ostro:
Twoim ojcem jestem ia!
Moi ojciec-odrzekl Marjusz re spusz.
czonemi oczyma i gfosem surowym - byl to
czfowiek skromny i bohaterski, kt6ry CLUB.
ME sfuzyi rzeczypospolitej i Francji, kt6ry
byi wielkiem W najwiekszej historic, ma iska
ludzie sic zdobyli, kt6ry przez ewierc wieku
zyf W obozie, W dzie6 pod gradem kul i.kar.
taczy, W nocy W sniegu, W biocie, pod desz-
czemo, kt6ry wzial dwie chorsgwie, kt6ry O.
trzymaf dwadziescia ran, kt6ry umarf W "a.
pomnieniu i opuszczeniu, i kt6ry jedynie tenn
zawinif, &c zanadto kochal dw6ch niewdziecz-
nik6w: kraj i mniel
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-15
49, WIKTOR HUGO.
NEDZNICY.
OWIESC
p 0 w l E S G,
(Cisg dalssy.)

wieka z~ahartowanego.
- Jakas sp6dniczka. - L z usmiechem
pewnosci doda}:- Jakas dzieweczka.
- Oczywista!-zawoiafa ciotka, kt6rej
sic wydawalo, &c p. Gillenormand m6wi, i
slyszac, jak wnuk wymawia} prawie W ten
sam spos6b jak dziadek wyraz: ,,dziewecz.
ka", nabierala W tym wzgledzie niezachwia.
nego przekonania.
- Zr6b nam przyiemnosc. Przypilnuj
troche Marjusza, On ciebie ME zna, vice
latwo CT to przyjdzie. Poniewaz jest tenn
dzieweczka, postaraj sic wiec zobaczyc to
dzieweczke. Nam opiszesz to historyjke. To
zabawi dziadka.
Teodulowi ME bardzo podobalo sic tego
rodzaju podpatrywanie, lecz dziesieG luido.
row mocno 60 wzruszyly i wzbudzify nadzie-
is. mozliwego nowego datku. zgodzii sic
wiec ma polecenie i powiedzial:- Dobrze mo-
ia ciociu!- A W duchu dodaf: - Ot6z, 20
stalem nia1ka.
Parma Gillenormand ucalowa}a 90 CORA.
Ty, Teodulu, ME robilbys zadnych
figl6w. Ty pilnujesz ~dyscypliny, siuchasz
slepo rozkazu, jestes czlowiekiem skrupuf6w
i obowiazku, i ME porzucifbys rodziny, by
COMIC "a jakas kreatura.
Uian zrobil taxa mine, jak Cartouche,
kt6rego chwalonoby "a uczciwosc.
Marjusz wieczorem pc tel rozmowie
wsiadl do dyliaansu, ami myslac, &c 90 ktos
pilnuje. Sen byf zupelny i sumienny. Argus
chrapaf Gala noe.
Kiedy switalo, konduktor krzyknsl:
- Vernon: Stacia Vernon! Kto do YER
non?- 1 porucznik Teodul sic obudzi}.
- Dobrze! = mruknal ma wp6l spiscy
j~eszcze - tn ~wysiadam.
P6zniej. W miare jak pamiec mu wraca.
10 uuoHrfaH ahrInanso SO ~o~o-Zo1 l.-
o dzlesleciu luidorach / o sprawozdaniu, kt6
re mial napisac o Mariuszu. Rozesmial sic
serdecznie.
lal, zapinajac kamizelke. = M6gl zatrzymac
sic W Poissy; m6gl zatrzymac sic W Triel, je.
zeli ME wysiadl W Meulan, to m6gl wysiasc
W Nantes, chyba &c wysiadl W Rollebois
Tub dojechal do Passy, azeby zboczyc ma lie.
wo ma Evreux lub ma prawo ma Laroche Gu.
yon. S1ukaj wiatru W polu, moja ciociu. /
coz do licha napisze do mojej staruszki?
w tel chwili czarne spodnie, kt6re este.
powaiy z g6rnego siedzenia, daily sic widziec
przez okno powozu.
CzyAby to byi Marjusz 9-powiedzial
porucznik.
Byf to Marjusz. Wfoscianeczka okofo
powozu, pomisdzy ko1mi i pocztyljonami,
o~fiarowywala kwiaty przejezdnym. ,,Kupui.
Gle Ola swoich pa1r-woiala. Marjusz zbii.
zyf sic do niej wybraf z koszyka najpiek.
%nieisze kwiaty.
To zaczyna mic interesowaG-powie.
dziaf Teodul- wYskakujac z powozu. Do
djabfa, ola kogoz te kwiaty7 Ola tax pick
nego bukietu trzeba bardzo ladnej kobiety.
Idzmy ia zobaczyc.
l teraz, juz ME z polecenia, lecz przez o.
sobists ciekawosc, iak te psy co polujs ma
wiasny rachunek, poszedl W slad "a Msrju.
SEEN.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-15

MarJuszu! = zawofaf.- SZkaradne
dzieckol Me WIEN, kto byl tw6j ojciec! Me
chce wiedziecl Mic ME wien zgoia i ME znam
goi Ale wien to, &c pomiedzy temi wssyst.
The evening times., 1900-01-25
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