Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-13
CHAPTER VI.

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clothes till hardly a trace Of the re- .
cent fray was visible. walked away 10
the darkness. while his companion,
Mnping In a fashion that showed how
badly he had been battered IN the
fight. went painfully beside him Ihe
Filipino was evidently sore Of mind as
well as body. and occasionally mutt
tered obiurgations in Spanish, Ia
Walog, and curiously mingled dialects
OF the far east Mr.. YazimOtO. how
ever, was philosophical The httlS
lJapaness bore a swollen lip and one
o. his eyes was almost closed. but ne
Rrinned almost cheerfully as the sz-
.eerations OF his friend came sputter-
ting to his ears.
Patience. my dear Senior AEuilar,-
remarked Nj. Yazimoto. IN the gen
tIest OF tones. "is OF the greatest o.
honorable necessity. In the life OF the
man who follows the admirable pur-
suit o. trade. patience must be OF =
rningling commensurate with great
sudgment. Should not the man who
makes transactions in the honorable
affairs OF nations be restrain doubly
Ma emotions and his notable adJeo-
GivOaT~
HNnQt AN4AAaAA = ENAAtNf fA-~~ -
rrply neerned 20 indicate that be waa
almost wholly lacking IN the desirsbls
uuality 30 strongly advocated by his
COLLEAGUE. He gave free rein TO hts
sentiments as they paced along. and
cnly intermitted his remarks when
Rhey turned into a side street ana
stepped quickly into the basement
Nreaway OF substantial brownstone
nrrr,nfr-a NcrhHfrr
svtce: the door opened without noise
or the preliminary rattle OF bolts. and
the Orisntals passed inside.
black man ushersd them into q
ANAL room, sparsely furnished with q
Sew chairs and mission table, StrsW1
with maps and plans. Beside ehe IN
BILE his huge frame resting at ease Il
Gigantic norris chair. sat noun
sain OF q mana pOrtly German .
vast In every measurement that hi
reated figure seemed 20 tower aboV
the stocxy Asiatics as they paused %
fore him. Bushy gray eyebrows,
thick white mustache. and bald hea
OF enormous brain capacity made y
the impressive tOtal-a mammoth
a man and a deep thinker, such
those who serve the War-lord have
be.
The big German surveyed the be
asred AEiatics grimly and half gu
,zically. MY vrendts." he chuehe
b-chudging by der ocular eadenee. -
haf had a stormy efening Unc fro
de EXPRESSIONS by your faces. 81
chudge you haf accomplished a lar
and gonRbicuous failure"
The Judgment OF the honorai
Herr" purred Mr.. YazimotO.
leouAiied by nothing except the I
lworthirsss OF his regretful associat
He gives most admirable judging'
we have, as he so intellectually spea
accomplished a failure"
The great German laughed, sou
Iessly. iuteriorly, his vast form 81
Rring like a succession Of 1elly-waV
Walt, vait," be commanded. vi
the tempest OF mirth had passed
low me dot I picture to you und
raineself de efents OF de choyous Fl
anK. You virsdt attempted do sci
lions of vinance. Sol Und de yO'
man repuYe6 you. so? Und den. 4
Dosing dot he would hat documents
value concealed ubon his beFsoR,
VayIaid him CLOSE by his home
man iss adletic-ha bal Und he
frents also. vot de Americans
husky. CLOSE by hand. Und de 20
man, und his frents, dey beat de
life from aus de brilliant young 9
anese und de ambitious Vilioino.
dey do not hAf de bolice dake I
Tor manifest reasonsl Hal nod B
erly displayed de picture? Ha Ia
y beg OF you, bardon de laughing
Mr.. Yazimoto's amiability rema
unxumed, although Senior Az
seemed decidedly irritated.
The Herr Baron" smiled Ay.
HnOeo, might have even been n
ably present. Il is With such cor
ness OF description that he speak
was not the admirable fortune OF
Baron. however. 70 have pArucip
IN he notahls combat aAe q Q
seea naea MA "a - fassiA
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