Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-10-31

TO stir ambition. he had welded ou-
tbority too many years 90 surrender e |
lightly: he had known too long his
golden-fakcd tobacco. his sherbe|
his svrunv coffee. the pleasant lcat-
ing in the bazaars with his merchant
friends To return go the palace 10
confess 90 She Pasha that his careless
ness had lost him The rug. would re
suit. either I'm death or baaishmehti
and so Gar as he was concerned Re
had no cho' o the one was as bad 30
the other. 50. 81 the young fool who
had bought the rug OF Ryanne tod
the tr--h when De- declared that II
had been stolen again. then Ryan1o
knew where Sc was; end re could re
made 20 tell. he. l.ah1mco. woald at-
tend 10 that. AND when Ryanne con-
| fessed. the girl and Che other would
! be conveyed 90 the nearest telegraph
| post. That they might at once report
| the abduction 90 the English cuthor~
! ties did not worry Nahomed. Not the
/ neafest racing cc~-ci could find him,
| and behind the wells OF the palaces
OF Ba-dad. only Allah could touch
! him. He had fgured it an Cut closely
| and be was an admirable strategis'
| in his way. Revenge unon Ryanne foI
tho cishonor and humiliation. and the
return OF the rug; there was nothing
more beyond chat
Before George had the opportuniu
OF speaking &C. Fortune. he was raises
from tho sand and bodily lifted upol
b his camel; AID by way OF passin
pleasantly. his hat was TANNED dow
I over his ewes. He swore as he pulle
up Che br.m. Swearing was anothe
= accomplishment added 70 the list 8
,. ! transformations. He had a deal
learn yet. but In his present mood b
o | was likely 20 proceed famously. u
rcadiusted the hat I'm time so see r.
3 anne unceremcaiCusly dumped la
5, one O. the yawuin- pack-baskets. b
7, rr-s and lcss haIrius out. his hes
e 'o'lne against bis shoulder, exact
10 ...-e rarioncte. cast aside for q
10 t-nc Being 4 man o. ordinary stan
V .ra would have died under such tres
n- enf But Byanne possessed an e
~ -laor5ncry constitution, against viii
30 Years OF periodical dissipation had
il- fet made no permanent inroads. MOI
~ over. De never fore 70 20 Keep his On
m up and his waist-lMe down. They 3
70, him into the peck-basket becau
ie- there was no alternative. being as
ny was incapable OF sitting upon a ca
s1 els back.
BE- Next. George saw Fortune, IN
- sisting, placed upon the camel, un'
IN canopy. Al least, she would know
ca little comfort against the days lc
ioE ride. HIS heart ached TO see her.
hs. called out bravely 20 her TO be
Du' good cheer. She turned and smile
no and he saw only the smile. not
ne swift, decisive battle against the
'ay set Of tears: she smiled, and he '
gnu TOO far away TO see the swimm
"a eyes.
A bawling Of voices, a swapping
the kurbash upon the tanks OF
cameIs. and the caravan was o
more under way. George looked
0'u his watch, which fortunately had
overlooked by the thieving natl
80 and found Il stin ticking away bI
". II was after nine. II was a {
fort 20 learn that the watch had
been injured. Most men ar9 met
teal IN the matter OF time, 40 ma
-, how desultory they may be in o
things. There is a peculiar res
- ness in knowing what the hour
whether II passes quickly or wbe
q dragg.
- Further investigation reve
- that HIS letter OF credit was a
80 turbed and that he was the proud
SCISSOR Of six damaged cigars a
al. ! box OF cigarettes. Instantly
thouxht q hsiag saya vithaat toa