The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-28

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the door Of ~ outbuiidiSs ~ m.
iovad ths ASnrs Ia SNAN ~ ~
rrounA. Sress SsvrS 0au..c,s
doe vhscb hsd hssn cu,isA m IN =
corner uncoiIed himsalS ana came
up 10 nose the strnn~cr. a moment
the servant Seood nufstns. thsn. soins
10 A katsis simmsr4ns Sbove a fev
charcoal embers In a brasier. he half
fiiled . cup with water. poured into
IL a fov drons OF a 9in.coiored iio-
uid. called "vh,skvs' nv tina natives.
Ard thrnst the mixture unon his in
expected and moro or less unwel-
come Euest,
The latter. after . few moments
persistsnt effort ON tho mart OF the
servant. mechanically swaiicvsd thu
contents of the cup. whereupon tho
servant throw n rarsed AMI odorous
blanket over him and returned 20 his
beiated task. lie hurried out with
another bucket and came back with
IL filled. He bestowed no further nj.
tention on his guest. Allah hal Dor.
he was not dead. II was enough.
~ in a horse. a maTnificent beast.
biz. bonsd and with q small mead. Al
he wiped the splashes OF mud from
him. the man xrumbled. the Mos.
iem Beeizebub take n mastor who
stayed out late and brought tho
peerless star OF the Desert homo In
such a condition, However. he poi.
ished the big beauty seduiously and
when he had finished. the Star fairly
his work. the servant became aw are
that his guest was sitting up.
"rhat's a good horse" said the
The other arsented.
II presume" continued the gucst
In a rather weak voice, you brought
me hore7"
NV back tells mo 60" returned
the servant. .xrudginxly. You were
out there on ono OF the steps"
Yes, I remember getting on them
and wondering II would slide on.
Then | didn't remember anything
more until Just now"
Tho servant throw n nne b,anke.
over the horse: he had TO be served
royalty: picturesque tassels hung
from the edge. How came you ia
inc cahaiF the servant asked curly.
HOW hum! Lot mo see: my
mead IL IN a whirL IL was. indeed.
On. aor tne nuen. ,onsuS OK . n.s WI"
scfvant-thc caretaker! DldMt l
have an argument with some Chris
tan converuF He neid MS ncau, ~
u striving to collect his shattered
Ideas.
Most likely" returned tine ser
van., nn"U,.. at" III "H, .,,s."S "a
many! DoBs' no cJscuiatoo anu
y recall being set upon I was one
~ ,,",u "y, su -. .S .,,..
"N" ,n%r.d I'm IN 10 s.cane" hon.
..i','' -, wo,,
Sstly' none 700 soon. 1 %" you
my ao' 80. ,on.r,.a
~e'1' ''
VI" ..rSav w.. a.,a."
..rh, 49," 80"
..y "ou'a ""'s CUT "e W
P'eces'
we VIII cut thom IN pieces sau
the servant. ned oays are IN s,oIe'
May the time oe near WIN wncn
Ihvocat'on nc Jay urw" .nu r.n 80
snoring loudly. The derV'sn fo'-
ioweo tno eA""p'e'
Tho daylight shining In the sta!
awoks him. He was stin. but his
head felt clearer. he looked Soout
him. In his stall Star OF the Desert
munched. turning occasionally to eye
tho intruder with suspicion. rev
minutes later the servant walked IN:
bringing u. bread ana water ana
followed 1.-THE DIG canine;
Fat" he said lsconicaiiy' setting
these before his guest.
Tho 9uest, however. first said hts
prayera. IL wouldn't have done to
miss them.
by tho faith. he prays well"
murmured the servant. 1T 10 good
fortune to have such a one In the
house."
Then shall ! stay with you snort
while. said the other unexpectcoiy.
The thought had come 10 MN thes
he might ma II dimcuit' u not I'M
possible. to get out OF tho CITY now:
Amad would have every gate We'll
watched. 1t might b better to rest
here for . day or two. until the nrst
excttement, attendant on the DER
vish's escape. had subsidized.
Tho servant looked doubtful. how
ever.
"Charge your master what you
will for my wage and add II to your
own. have taken . vow to toll for