New-York tribune., 1905-02-03

a messenger came 70 me from Usirtasen. summon
stand what It meant FASTENED to obey
.LGae stisal lot4lu I'M 81 oS ne
was sufficient TO tell that ne was violently angry
was as ha5 sxDscteS O SnSbit-s m ~ 1iot IA SEN -
discovered h. bod bser followed ard v-at~SeJ s9T
my meeting with him that evening was known
TOO strong against
,-speak, giri and tell what thou knoNest sad
slrtasen: In voice had never heard him Use
before IL is the only way oy which thou cansS
the tales OF others"
! trembled in every limb as answered the ques-
trusted me. ~ that the favor had once found N
IT is we- he said when had anshed my story.
weud have put me ser he 'l Pb5 % S '9 - b No 70
the sword had not been warned i1 time"
by whereupon the latter iefr Ire ts1t 10 rst4r9
few mo moments later with Sin0hit
leaned back in his chair and looked Al him through
- wine cup this night fear j; pleased thee 6us
DC found for thee lest thou should deem lacking
and TfeTs cenG FeTs gi matters shat qeedsa my attention.
brother brother In the face Thou woudst NOT have us
NAY Nay; Nay: Maybe they were matters that con
stiu with the same gentIeness -.NiavEe S0,. hssrf
@ In9t there were those in our army - wers not
orothsr that due punishment may be meted u
Before s sinohIt could re2ly Usirrazen had sprung
Dog he cried .'darest thou p-ats to me %
,hetters mat OF Importance when thou knowcst that
throne bav oIs SSIItq sS1 me Ie 'i Z my IaInsr
Ones. l swear that thou shalt die Tor this ere
1t this moment that sinnhtt became aware
o. 81 my presence, little cry escaped him. and his
race told me as plainly any words could speak
about TO speak, probably denounce me- when the
5sde ,Sa ~ 3 SUiS reacnSd Us rom outside Jsirtasen
emily messenger entered the tent He was travel
tasen was seated. he knelt before him
,bs HAL PhsTaoh" ne said. Il come 70 thee from
An anxious expression came over U-sirtaseu's face
ton on the brow Of sin6hit a moment Later +
was was knoWn 70 US that Amenemhait was dead. and
there1ore Cs1rtasen reigned in his stead The news
was so sudden and the consequences so vast that
looked across at sinoSit and his eyes net nine
ibG g seened 70 ne nakin; up his mind about some
bn4' me ia, dqgseT & CLEANED in the air feIt as II
that remember no more
AS felt myself falling. seemed TO wake from
Professor Constani1eS bv mn siisS case ana Win
You have seen he said ..Yo11 have Ioots5
Nf,t across the centuries 70 that DAY when as
killed you After that I escaped from the camp
s cra IeG ~ at'o hadurna There died but IL was de
s e6 a. 5na1 Al my soul should never know peace I'll
Ssvs haa Gars s{ aEain al and Won had fogsive1 me
Strange to say. even then the situation did no-
strike me as being in any way improbable. Yet
now. when see il set down in black and white
in Their sober senses to believe T # to be T rue nS %as 8
/ 1 " and
| years before. had been killed BY sin0hft. son OF
Amenemhait because he believed that had be
we're creation OF my imagination what did the
cream mean? fear il is riddle Of which shall
Ny MY failure TO reply TO his question seemed 70
.Nofrit' = he said, and his voice shook With emo
WiIbot Ir Sa{ s s you5 & I2FFlEsness means to Is
HIS voice was low and pleading and his face IN
the uttermost depths OF despair.
IT.. Forgiye.forgive he cried again. holding cut
to ne safsTs which have been zen my % por62 60 ss a9ss
felt myself trsm6iing sii5i 3sOaks' IKE ny isaf rum
forgive vo S fTeeI Jn99gR 55ssl eannot a 6s!ss
scarcely recognized as my own.
5 5eIore re- me ana took my hand which he raised %
ms ms Eps. A15sr That rising he laid his hand upon
oeen standing Looking down IT, he addressed
Rest, si3ohit, son of Ameuemhait-for that
which was fOretod for thee is now accomplished
end. Henceforth thou nayst sleep in peace
Af5er that ne replaced The lid Of the coffin. and
"nen TINS vas done he turned 70 me
getbet us g5-dSs be goiPs ing he said and We went 70
Together We left the building and passed through
tne gardens out into the road beyond There We
pIaces iIe in IL % Tar b soF b US aG S W }o0k or
silent road. carrying Us swiftly back 20 Cairo.
During the drive not word was spoken BY either
TO the hotel and lay my aching head upon nv
city What the time was had no idea but was
conscious that the wind blew chill a IL in antfci-
'' we had started the caachma6 Stopped his hors
and aIshted, after which he drove away il
VIII you permit me 10 walk with YOU as FAR
ponteness
I tried to say something in reply, but my voice
but as he would not allow that " SCI OF tosether
At the corner Of the street in which the hotel f.
Here We must part he said, then after
pause, he added-'and forever From this moment
shall never see your face again
You are leaving Cairo" was the only thing I
Yes. I am leaving Cairo lac replied with Pc
Culiar emphasis My errand here is aCcOnplshed-
You need have no fear that 1 shall ever trouble
7 have no fear" I answered though am afraid
II was only half truth.
He looked earnestly into my face.
'Norrft." he sald-'for say what YOU VIII you
VIII II be permitted You 10 look into the pas5 "a
YOU did to-night Had matters been ortiafnsd
otherwise. We might have done great things TO
gether, but the gods wilIed thar IL should not Be.
Let il rest therefore And uOw-farewel To-
night 1 60 70 the rest for which have so long
-Without another word he turned and left me-
How it came about cannot say. bat the door
was open. and I passed quickly in once more. II
from the hall Trembling lest any Ons might ses
me I sped up the stairs and along the corridor.
sneI' "a 5 ana Ist 80 10 . my ng Tbsr v S - -, So,
s5i aS ma ntI abse1 1r - bai az bse SI,zTag si - zs-
10 the window. and. in . feeling OF eNrTaordlnar-
dawn In the sky / down and tried 20 think
all that had happened % me that evening. en-
deavoring 70 convince myself. In the face of in
disputabe evidence that i vas not real and thai
l had only dreamed X Yet II would not DO AZ
last worn out retired 20 rest As rule, l sleep
soundly il Is scarcely. however. n matter for
after hour I rumbed and tossed-thinkuse-thi king
thinking When 1 rose and looked into the glass
commented on my tagged appearance when ne mes
the breakfast table
nibbled her toast that there was "a considerabls
amount or truth in her remark