New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
Anffc OF the PdrdiSo.
BY :. L. BENSUSAN.
IN TWO PARTE-PART L

house. Joseph Bona pdtLe
they could not loot and since then time had WORKED
its will with all things there. The fountain dld noS
had become yellow with age the round nono -tT1s Mes
almost choked with weeds ana over ID tIe garder
paths. once so trim and neat WIG Ilo"eLs ~ - ro5
have looked desoate; here it was simply WIG ;I1
charming. There were olive trees pines 10 Va ~
palms and a riot OF ferns; the mowers haQ -Ibr III
vivid color that belong essentially 20 SoulIS5n @ I
Spain and North Africa Cactus sPTeaq 1hs2 were
ored and purple blooms over 1ne M+ll9, -osas
giant geraniurn trees ana CIlTIoI1S s sg1S .-,e-s
the patrons Of the ParaisO drank vino 6itnco I o5
rnanzanas the vines were tTellseo, ald tLlTis .Iis
the autumn DAYS one could sit enshrlned plcsInes
III ti pIp+{f77 GARDEN but he had spent no money
none The house was his own: indeed. gossip sald
4escendaGt of the Marquis MoriIlo. whose hunt
ing lodge the Paratso had oeSn III - Nd saaT a
wife left the flower garden alone she h5u 5 sIl -
scorpion summing itself on path one gay W. ~.
she walking to the sun-daI ana tPI M of he
Holy Mother and all the saints that the sCorpl3n %
declared she would be content with her yesetae,e @
garden some two acres in extent wnere chiGA 20 -,
fIeio1 and the garden paths were bordsred with
pepDer trees full Of flowers or berries accoi uis
Anita loved the flower garden She knew every
sang the trees that the doves favored most the
hedge by the pond where the qualls 4rT+ SOM ~
paths where the shade was thiCkest and come
suddenly from unexpected places. lQOHIg nb IV Who
the world like wood or mountain ny nyILpn .jls3
had revoted against the costume thSt .--
when Pan retgDsd IN ATCauld anu pi0S So
70 II 4ever wish to leave this garden she said 70
until I am a very old woman. and I viii be buried
by the side of the big pine tree .-,
And then I told her, in very hating spallS4. M
about Pan ana EIo @ are Tnters and isher folk
in Arcadia and she vastly Interested any l4
thai Teresa could attend the wants OF FelpG, EI
The young athletic gsnadero. whom hated WIN I
ali nv heart and with all my soul and Win sI5 a.
nv might because he worshtpped ANITA anu $50 wta
not keep the fact to himself II ne sa" us us 5iIos
he would scowl and sulk and throw the aonllhgs 1
about reCkieSsy. he was very S .lI-a snIT1d ONT
f be tS LTas nv hated rival and from that day We
SSt- a and sTopfed a navajo and would take II
from its sheath and test It's edse WIN esact ~
clean it. though as it had never been used the
attention superhuous- Donna AtTSad ~ I'D no
snTi@tv about Anita: she had calf love before
m pos s f foIloWine our visit to the comic opera
Anita followed me into the aroor- -.
You will the encerro to-rn2rroW nign{ gnsiI y
that IL was the ceremony Of conducting tne asn Icy
ing bulls to the Plaza de TOros for sundays ngn{.
~ viii be the fight of the season. sne said Es-
fa3 not seen bull fight then. the news
reused me enthusiasm. -t,,,+ %, s,,,-
Come to supPS- { VIII I'm Is SUP In the arbor over
looking the road. where We can see ever I'm tnls- I'D
Il shall be delighted, l cried; ana theil, SUE sC-e
denly becoming anxious. added. You haven
asked Felipe have YOU YOU ,,gbf,v rr,rri1v Felipe
VII Th g9 she le ran away and tried with fair sue
cess to wish that the bulls would settle Feilpe
% C - Tor ali time
On the following night arrived at the Paraiso
soCr after ten and al half-past eleven Donna
Amelia Anita and sat down to @ trqIy y S1ftS1 5tftSn
9pysoTed with garIic a vegetable salad. olives and
fruit ana we if E br1Iess MI but silfcienty strong
~ make the world more beautiful taan u n9d
49, eeeI The nightfngales were still in song and.
until Anita took her guitar and sang love sonS ~
ever heard The sound Of her voice attTacted. some some
W. +stta7s tFat tramp through AndaIusia. content
qo make a supper Of fruit and have the heat9eI
~ ~ nay5fjor struck a few notes when Anita nm
shed her third song. and started a IoPlLaa 49,. ~ =
She Joined il. We lowered nask ot VINE e.. D Il
string and sent a couple Of peseta5 SI'sT e -
Thereupon the unknown gave Is i I,,stiI[ 10
+be night 7 perfectly still Intoxics VII VIII
hi,igbag as though I had overwhelmed her With
compliments Half an hour passed s,leS, rSs1 sv We
heard ths - n1C17sTts later ganadero passed
at fur gallop. holding a long pole IN Ms Il4H'
stF4e goes TO clear the road. whispered Anita.
and warn travellers Hark. the huls are eoih-
listened and could near above tde fest receding
ring OF the iron shod feet confused. rulno,-.-e -
murmur that sga9qaty it +Is trsmp Of horses the
sound Of bells. the lowing Of oxen and tne oe..9M S
from the darkness Half dozen gsnadeTos' ,Sil on
horso@tJ 60 scr1e twenty oxen with bells round their
nsc-s and among these tame beasts were sN
splendid c76sa 9ls behind the herd came more eana
leros 0na Of whom raised his soHnTeFo aS N
rszSaS dropping the rens to do 50 ,.,
That's Felipe. whispered Anita mlscnleEolstS. =,
inst as though she thought the news woulo IN
3srest me, adding. more T1ischievously sun ana
doesn't he ride beautifully ~
Tossao since We ceased TO be friends how MS nCTs
80 Te5 r7rue a sudden gallop: how had al l
10. .,5 -, ~ keep nv seat for my hack had any
sn1rIIut OF spirit and 7 an indifferent TioeI,,
- T-sIt1s mad PUT mis- hands behind MS nack
80 ridden BY the help OF stlrrups acne $3.50
he vas a fine rider that he sat horse as tEoss 49,
- v[ara mart OF H. and I hated him more tI,Ah
ever on that account Anita's praise or nm as as
t-esze5 me deeply-aimost threatened the chsII.
~ nv evening. 7 think she realized What she hao
- .s,-o-r IN sing
IN 1-arf a gain before YOU 90.
she sang. and forgot Felipe
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