Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-13

lis Ean AIl~ofn l.,tpeG ;t-=.i < tl!e room and laid tine soiN9r with hi> early culI, oi lea on tine t.tlI,, beside the bed
 For several seconds ic i4> with his eyes shut The c.Ioit lf U s'lln.. tfcu1 ell q frcs, day-ti!e illtillase ger; aatN of what he would see on 31,'>liH.. t5.ailr seemed to weight his Ijj's iii5. hc.tsN, half closed curtains, he blinds severely drawn. the great From with it., ~pI"n did furniture, it's sober c:hYtin:.. t. scent of damp LaH,I"a "ia1ts -:,,=ar all. .f!lSopp. silent. r,e.lee ti'u and r.. spectalc-wcrc the lhll-, d. u
 \ fj.H mtuute rae-,., W}.Iie Er i r fei@ned sleep. He l.estrd NIsoep .t5: cli4crcetly. then tle i"5vit&tsIr .ssl .aIa tien broke the sle'pe:
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 IIe opened lis eyes. lanfRarea ~as.e, thirg and en..asl llleftl =
 Tne man lt.ove. Ia thr &iH =.s1 dHietly pu'lel l;sel ti5a e7i5sj,t==5, ,f!..5 falf tireY. t'jr h'i..ti.
 ..Het9p" @ilt sir !s,i'es.'' L. tez tried softly
 C1ilcote had drawn ;hc b"2ti ,ths, over hs face to seiecl iiai~eif fron JAe daylight, n4ir'iy thp9-d i v..t.
 .Ycs. he reSDpr,5"d. '!;Ip-c '.alst lv =niulltl.atrs G:,7z.t [ pIeic A4r fe o1ee. .IIa - ..e"ntl 1'l,9i., ;jt s=,..= reco!!coticn "''ut d.,.l4 tals asn'r .a. mind nc of them. l hate :#nltn Wh las no originality. lie stoke sis,l lA At times lie sha&ed ;,li almost eilii,..z..t irritation eeel t.iN5f1i !liH2s
 Ailsopp to,'l tMe- -r"2lal!> ill si5eAee t'rossin. thc e-id" ruraI. he Ne4ii5 Mg ont his rs.'..a'..= ..le,hes. ilc sz +ion affected Chilcatn te fresh antrot allee
 "Gonfound it he s.si,l "l.lu sick ot that routine, call z,.e e,u I:;yili- odj :Ay "iHi:ae5 sl"'z5=tt5t. ez4y ef ny alift}. ls5sv2 t..osr th.as. Come '9el. ia It,f ID h1@r''
 .NI~ ,ap ;lnwr hinson one seE1il,.s, tt his mlstrr's ti-'Ir" hl,loicd in pal gte.tt ht'I; then, IaH.n2 aside the codl he Nus holding. h,. nlpled to llle.,l,..r Wita h> fingers on the handle, he Jaltscd
 "Will you breakfast in yolu oN.n room, sir, or downstairs /:
 Ghilcote drew the clothes more tight y round his shoulders "Oh. anywhere -nowherc' he said 'I don't carn. Alsopp softly withdrew
 Left to himself. Ghlcote sat 1Ip in bed and lifted the saver to his knees The sudden movement .iarred him physically. He drew a handkerchief from under the pillow and wiped hi> forehead Then lie held his hand to the light and studied it. The hand looked saIoW and unsteady. With q nervous gesture he thrust the salvcr back upon the table and slid out of bed
 Moving hastily across the room, he stopped before one of the tall ward robes and swung the door open, then after furtivc glance around the room, hc thrust his hand into the reeeSSes Of shelf and fumbled there The thin. lie sought was evidently not ha@I to find, for almost 1t once lln Withdrew his hand and moved from the Wa;tlrobe to a table beside the fire place, carrying. a small glass tube filled With tlbloids.
 on the table were d 1ccanler q siphon and a water jug. Mixino some Whisky, he uncorkcd the tube. Again ne slancel apprehensiycly toward the door, then With d very nervous hand dropped two tablo'ls into the glass. While they dissolved he stood with Ills hand on the table aud his eyes fix ed on the floor evidently restraining Als lnpatence. Instantly they had disappeared he seized the glass and 0lalned it at a draft replaced the bottle iii the wardrobe and shiverin@ slightly in the raw air. slipped back into bod.
 When NIlsopp returned he was sit 'lns up, a cigarette between his lips lhe iracup standing empty on the saller. The nervous irritabilijy had gone from lis manner. He no longer AioEea IerklY; his eyes booked bright CT t4s isle skin more hoa|lIiy.
 "Ah AIlsapp. he said. there are some a7Hents in lie, after aI!. II ISL 1 a' A.slab wall
 
 "oliIa@ room, sir" sad All~opp Nitu- 0"i of expression.
 @a titiaSteA at 10 His aH ..et=sA. ;-=H;fSs tickle, Was particularly HIAee1 n the eHly hours He help ,u ". ltti~.It lo some fish, but sent aNaf 1's iI4ih uni niehcd then. having 1aA 70 cupS of tea, he pushed hl,i, v elA'Oit. h thted I fresh cigarette and SHOOK o..t tile mornings newspaper
 i"lce Ilc shook t out and twice turn va It, hHt ih,' reluctance to fiN his mind ttS npo' Il Hiaa" him daily. The effect of i ane hi"l11hal -tubl,i,s was still appar- Ea ,'' III l1e greater stcadiucss of his ,.''''' '''e '. e, the r"@ained quiet of his .om ''t9ttt.es, but the respite WIS al"'lofafN and lethargic The early ,h9 ''le days of six years ago. when tl i'ihloltlS meant an even sweep of [ ino i;no'sh' lucidity of brain. balance of