New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26

crucit which used 70 60 with The procession II he
auto de Il Only think how different -.-es are
now, said She When Philip III was 51-u- q, be
married 70 his bride, not fourteen a great show
n honor OF the marriage was a burning u r---tlcs
here IN The market place Of Toledo. | -a1uIIn'-
have cared much = see a ROYAL wedding chem |
don't even like 70 look at that crucItN. T. gives NE
such thoughts. But see. aren't those carved stone
galleries where Ferdinand and Isabel used e., hea-
mass, like TWO great chased silver goble-,- / hope
the King and Queen never sal there Watching The
poor wretchcs bound before marching oil % The
market place 20 die, but m Isabel gra- lnr:
she was sweet. She must often have wished she
hadn made that awful promise 70 Torquer1.. ia
Aou Catholic, Vet YOU say that" l ez-. aimed
DICK was near, listening with concealed -s-trneSs
for the girl 5 answer
oh. YES. am Cathohc said she. -bu- hall
whispering. Spanlards even the most ardent cath
ollcS. didn't really love the Inquisitlou Il was
thrust on them and suppose IN those brutal DAYS
It was a horrible excitement 20 see the t..-u.ngs.
II Is natural - Us Latins 20 have eXcirerea- and
after wears ot such dreadful ones as We had ~ hose
times 10 YOU wonder the people cIamo- huu
Then YOU dom think We Pro,es-aa-s deserve
burning. asked Dick
How YOU ask such question:"
Bur YOU couldn't make real friend ii me I
suppose, or-er-let yourself care about one -.h:''
SuppOSInS YOU COuldu Z
Then ii have 70 like hnl-or her-:n s-.-- u
all And he-0r She-would have 10 leave my
religion alone But I'm tired Of solemn things nd
don't think that Dick knew whether he Ia 1een
encouraged or not And he must have rerle,-h cred
thar the Condo de Roldan was the best and most
eligible OF Catholics Poor Dick Perhaps ne Vas
beginning realize how much easier II Is % . tvse
another 70 be sensible than DC sensible yourself.
Pillar had been right III her surrnIseS as 10 he
workings OF CarnOna' mind When We came he
show room of the FabrIca lie Espadas where -h.
dusk was shot with a thousand CLEANS and --erS
OF strange weapons. there were those we had Jgh-
N VAN I'LL now The Duchess, yellow with fans cue,
" tST PSI no hers
low room, Lady Vale Avon beside her. looking -rci
and bored But Carmona was At the glass 90 red
counter begging Monicas advice in the selec-.3a II
his purchases
His back was toward us as we entered md.
unnoticed by him, we HIM hold up 70 The 'gh-
small sharp dagger, with a handle be..u uly
OrnaInented He was indicating with his 1iu1e1. Tor
MoncaS benefit, the delicate tracerv upon odd.
when warned by lack of attention and WauGe.!ng
Chances on the part OF ms companion. he turned II
our direction Then, hastily LAYING down the da-ger.
ne pushed II away though reSentIug the Intrusion
OF our eyes
After all, We Went to the Cave OF Hercules aid
Monica, and TO the house where the Moorish ,ahl les
were supposed TO be murdered; 50 We missed YOU
when We got To the cathedral Senorita O'Donnel,
do come and help choose presents for some girls
al home, in England She spoke brightly ve-
wiSttully, as II wondering whether she would 5e
allowed to go back those girls a aIrl herself 4li
able to call England home
Pillar crossed TO her at once and Dick and / tol-
lowed The good Cherub tactfullv engaged The
attention OF the Duchess and Lady Vale Avon.
looking SO innocent that II was more than hey
could do 10 be rude 10 him And while the Duke
Sulked We picked out wonderful knives and forks
tor our luncheon hampers. and thin sword sticks Of
leather which initiated bamboo and concealed blades
SO flexible that they could be rolled up ike watch
springs
Let all buy presents Tor each other, in memory
OF the day, suggested Dick; and began BY offering
Pillar a pair OF splendid hat pins She retaha-ed
with sleeve links; SO, emboldened by this prelude
begged Monica 10 accept a brooch shaped Ike a
shield Now | shall never lack protection" sad