Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-21

Gypsy Love.

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like u water lily. and he loves her n
tenslcrly a. IL j. possible for 4 man q
his Wild aud cruel temperament To love
a wOman
Ills greatest passion i hunting, aud
to this he dcvotes the greater part of
his time. while Anne hardly ever leaves
the castle, except for her. daily walk
every night along the rushing the rush
ing river Rimmic, which runs through
the great park.
One night NaStaSh sent fer GIigori, his
oycrscer and ordered him 10 send ont
invitations 10 all the %nciehhors to a
great hunting party.
when Won have seen them all. Gilfi0-
RI" he said. 'you viii ride to town. and
The bovar suddenly stopped and stood
listening. his mouth wide open. From
the dark park came a sound Of a mans
voice singing:
AS long ~ l live. I shall love yon.
But when / am dead. You forget me
NataSh ran & the window and threw
il open. lie stared into the darkness
and the singing continued. Suddenly he
made a gesture Of surprise. for AZ the
window opposite Do caught sight ia his
wife. who was evidently listening to the
singing. M ff
~~tiiIgeri. he said. with an evil Gilt
ter Ia his EYES. that arrug.ScA gypsy
comes here with his violin every NIGHT.
You viii have ID tell him ~ stop that
Immediately
Gilgori bowed and left the room. while
the boyar Strplc M and down the floor
greatly excited. Then NJ suddenly Kick.
ri open the door and walked. rapidly to-
ward his wifc's apartments.
Anne was still standing IA the win
dow. When the do6r was thrown open.
she shudslcrcl. and ID WAS n pale and
tiimid smile TINT greeted her husband ~
he entered.
II was listening to Lie singing she
stammcrcd.
Natash looked straight into his wifc's
eyes and said slowly:
How 40 yam know il IL Llic?-
The servants have told me-, she
went ON Stammering:
NataSh kent On staring al her and she
went On Summarizing:
Imagine. he comics here every nigh;
and sings. always the same song
so | am told arowIul NataSh. -and
- I 10 not wish him 10 disturb YOU. /
have old Glieori 20 order him ID stop
his foolish s~crcnadcS.~
Anne turned her timid eyes toward her
husband aud was about 20 speak. when
there was II cry outside. and The sounds
~ the strings of Il violin bursting.
Anne grew CHASTITY pale. while her
husband hurst into laughter.
II am sure he won't disturb YOU for
some time e. conic.r he said. with mi
cruel expression IN his handsome brutal
Face. Then he threw his arms around
her. almost crushing her frail figure.
and kissed her trembling lips passionate
N.
Coed night. dear he said turning on
hi heels. and left the room Summing
the door soiSily behind him.
All morning the guests kept on arrjv.
ing ~ the boyar'S castle. aud il was n
Hoisy and MERRY crowd that rode ont
hunting nm honr after the suriSe to hunt
49, $3.50 ~ TIT tftuiUE tNA ~
turned even more n~oi~ily. excited with
the sport and flushed with wine. and
scattered over the magnificent law In
front a the great marble stairway.
"Gilgori. crictl the bosar. ~lct the eip
sizes come.
\ GYPSY band appeared. and began ~
play their wild Tunes. Torches We're Tit
half a dozen barrels Of old vine were
opened and IN silence the party listened
10 the music.
Pale a a gllost. but with sparkling
Lie stood in the front ROW Of the
Eipsies- his trcmhlinp hand guiding the
bow across the strings. Continually his
eyes sought Anne and above ali other
Instruments were heard the plaintivc
sounds of hi violin.
Lie" cried Racoveann. the old bor.
ar. play something hat may remind me
my youth. \
And Lie played his own f~arnrifc song
the song he hail htrn singing M mnnr
times beneath The window II Anne. Ills
never left her AMI never had he
played - wonderfully a. hc .iid tonight.
Ills vinlin spoke ike Il hnmait creature
n pain, and Anne felt her cvp< filling \
tcirS. While Lie was PLAYING me
bcsar's escf lever Ieft his Wife face,
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