davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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OF fainting, stckened By the sight
Others laughed and applauded Twse-
dledum.
Lets eat and drink, for tomorrow
we def" cried the man again. Come,
Lofty, We can dance without the
bandP'
But she drew away from him. ''Be
quiet, man." she whispered, "for
heavens sake be still. Don't you see
his faceP 1t was TweedledeeT' =
at Is Tweedledee," repeated Lofty,
fearfully, "and he's dead. Don't you
hear they are saying that he's dead7'
"Tweedledee-well. I'm hangedi
What on earth was Tweedledee doing
here7 I thought he was miles away"
The big man leered at Guy. He
oughtn't to have been here, you know.
It's absurd. Are you sure It was
Tweedledee?
"He-"began Guy, then he broke on.
Somthing seemed to warn him against
any avowal Of having been in the
company OF the dead man. No one
had seen him enter the theater with
Tweedledee, thanks to his talk in the
hall with Bently, who had imagined
him alone.
Let's have q drink" said Tweedie-
| dunn. huskily. 81 can do with an
other. and then 1 suppose we must
go. I'll find out what's really hap
pened to poor old TweedIedee. Per-
hRpS he's not dead, and they've taken
him to the hospital. II he Is. the po-
lice will want to establish his iden-
tity"-he had some difficulty in
enunciating the last words-"and
they'll want me for that as sure as
I'm alive. So wen have a drink and
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"Why, Lofty. Of course"

why, Lofty, OF course.
Oh, LottyI So TweedIsdum had
brought Lofty to the fancy ball to
celebrate his recent acquisition OF
property, Guy felt vaguely pleased
He would let the pair see that he was
not penniless, that he could enjoy him
self as extravaEantly as they. 1t
would be another twist to the turn
ing table.
"I don't care for the woman" he
said. shes nothing to me.
thought you might mean my wife
she Affects these entertainments occa-
sionally, and 1 haven't seen her for
ages" He laughed shortly. The man
to whom he spoke was probably bet
ter acquainted with the whereabouts
OF the sometime Mrs. Hooking than
he himself.
Bently smiled, but made no COM
ment He was q tall. handsome man,
a favorite In better society than that
affected by Guy. Tweedledum ana
Tweedledee were not OF his world.
His comment on Guy to the man who
accompanied him as they got into
their hanson was more direct than
| complimentary.
"Poor Hocking-a fooI-a fool!
Sold his birthright for the poorest
sort OF pottage a man can buy. His
friends. You saw the man pointed
out to you-Tweedledum they call
him, though why heaven knows, eX-
cept that he has got a partner in vii
Iainy called Tweedledee. A pair of
sharps. / saw. Tweedledee go in just
now by himself. The two of them
will look out for Hooking, OF course,
though I fancy they've about cleaned
him out as It is, poor deEil!"
What about his wife7" asked the
other.
"oh, shea fine WON IN enough
dropped his name some time ago.
Lives her own life, and keeps hersel:
very much to herself. Don't know
anything of her history either befJre
or after her marriage Always gives
me the impression OF having one,
though"
Guy made his way into the great
central space that was given up 20
dancing, and looked about him.
Tweedledee had evidently made his
own way up to the box which he had
taken, and thither Guy followed him.
81 hear our mutual friend, Tweedle-
DUN, and faithful Lofty are in the
building" remarked Guy, casually, as
he entered the box Tweedledee was
seated alone in the front, gazing down
at the motley scene beneath him.
"Yes. I saw them pass just now.
Do you want to ask them up7"
81 thought that we were going TO
talk, and that we came hero for that
purpose" said Guy, shortly.
Shows His Teeth.
'Tve been thinking It over while
you drove me here" returned the
other. He was twisting his ugly
mouth into what was evidently
meant to be an RmisbIe smile. His
yellow teeth showed prominently
what have you got to talk about,
Hooking? II you don't want to
quarrel, I'm sure I don't; and. after
all, 1t is I who am the sggrieved per-
son Let's shake hands and have
done with It"
But Guy looked at him, marked the
treacherous smile and remembered
that he had said, 'TYou shall pay for
this, Hooking" Still. two could play
at that game. He. too, would as
sumo a careless attitude and yet be
OF his guard.
He stretched out his hand. Right
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thousand. You can have the whole
lot back for that for all care"
fright you are" said Guy quickly.
This was a piece of luck which he
had not expected. Once more he
blessed himself for his own Rstuts-
ness His own belongings back ana
FIVE thousand in hand! "rll pay you
$1,000 on the NAIL" he added eagerly.
you willH" asked the man suspi-
ciously. 'T thought you were
cleaned out Can you show the
money!" 81,
Here It Is" Guy produced his
bills and counted out the required
sum. "what do you sayG"
"How did you raise it?"
. That's my affair. I ofrer you the
cash. Will you take ttf"
yes" grumbled Tweedledum-
Hand it over. I'm glad to be quit
OF the encumbrance." He took the
notes and thrust them into his waist
coat pocket, 81 don't know what
you've been up to, Hooking, but as
long as you have any money I'm
your pal" He drained his glass and
rose unsteadily. But now that we've
settled that we had better be or.
They are turning or the lights a. II
is. Come along. Lofty"
"He's Drunk, Guy"
But the woman chung to Guys
arm. He's drunk, Guy" she whis-
psred, "and a brute. I'm so, glad
you've got your fiat back"
Thus they came to the portico OF
the theater, and here Tweedledum
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you are. said, with an assumption
of his own manner. you never
knew me bear malice, and ike peo-
ple to behave to me as behave 10
them He took his seat behind mis-
friend in the obscurity OF the ooN'
Somehow he felt averse to showing
himself in tho company OF this man
such a feeling was a novelty TO him.
aI mean to follow in your footsteps,
TweedIedee," he added. land fool
people instead OF being fooled oy
them"
Tweedledee laughed, and his little
narrow eyes twinkled. Bravo
Hooking! Bravo" he said. IAN eX-
cellent intention. I'm sure you are
wholly suited to the career, and the
boys will promptly recognize you as
one of them. But you were wrong
at the start to put me of an excel
lent scheme, in which your cousin
played a prominent part. She would
have come to no harm
How do I know thatf" interrupted
Guy.
tuously. But it's over now and tnat
little game must be given up SO you
needn't IVORY about It any more"
Leave Cousin Alone.
"T'm glad to hear IT," said Guy, his
easv nature already giving away.
For II we are to remain friends,
Twsedledee, my cousin must be left
alone. 1 want you clearly to under
stand that I'll resent any attempt to
interfere with her or her money. I've
only met her once, as you said, but
she's the best girl on the face OF the
earth. and. by Jovel I'll see she comes
to no harm"---
IAN right-alI right" replied the
other, soothingly. 'I'N give you my
word"-he spoke as II his word were
OF yalue-"Afiss Vassell shall not be
troubled We will leave her TO the
tender mercles Of our new colleague.
But don't forget you've got wife,
Hooking" He spoke banterinEly, but
Guv hardly notiSed the tone. He was
a man who lived IN the present, and
for the present he recognized that
all was well. One question, however,
he meant to ask.
What was your object IN carry
ing off my, cousin?' he ssie. abruptly,
"and who was in the game with your
Tweedledum knew about IT. OF
course-I remember how queerly he
looked when he told me you had
gone off to bed"
"Im afraid. my dear Hooking, that
I cannot give you any Information
beyond what You forced out OF me
when we were having our uncom-
Portable argument IN the high road
behind the brougham. You must rest
on your laurels for one night. But
you've shown yourself 20 sharp that
we shall really have TO take you into
partnership in the future"
Guy laughed. His better Judgment
told him that the man was fooling
him, but, at the Same time. he was
elAted and concerted with his sue
cess. Let them tell me their
plans" he whispered TO himself. $50
much the better II they do, I'll act
as I think best. I'm a match for
them; haven't l proved it? And now
I've got nothing TO lose"
Spelling for a Drink.
Aloud he said: my thToat's
parched and I'm spelling for a drink.
shall go for a turn" He advanced
to the front of the box and looked
down. Suddenly he started. Surely
that's" he began. then broke of
- ,hru,tl,y loFt fba bo- Tayaa-
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SpoiIing for a Drink.

Aloud he said: my throat's
parched and I'm spelling for a drink.
I shall go for a turn" He advanced
to the front of the box and looked
down. Suddenly he started. surely
that's" he began. then broke of
and abruptly left the box. Twes-
dIedes, following the direction OF his
eyes. noticed . fair woman. whose
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Zabaveny archiv ma Srncc-

ZabavenJ archiv ma Smec-
ne. - z Prahy Sc oznamuje:
Hr. CT. MARITIME, smutne pro-
slaveny byvaly ministersky
predseda rakousky, naridil, a.
by archiv re zamku ma Srnec-
ne u Slaneho byl okamzite z
Czech odvezen. To Sc melo sta
ii 1. listopadu, avsak okresnf
Narodni Vybor zabavil cely
archiv, ktery obsahuje dIlezi-
t5 listing politicke, a zabranil
tax jcho zavleceni do ciziny.
Protest farafe proti arcikis.
ku2ovi. - Vypovezenf poslus
nosti Prazske konsistori postal
farar a spisovatel Bob. Zahrad
nik-Brodsky v Oubenicich ten
to pripis: " ucte podepsany
obdrzel dnes cd vikariatniho
ufadu v Sedlci cirkular konsi-
store, dato 10. X. {. 1885,
kterym Sc duchovenstvu mari
zuje, aby "a pana arcibiskupa
" Chebu meskaj.c .ciho a tam O.
nemocneleho konaly Sc, jak ma
formulate, n.se sv., tax po msi
sv. denne s vericimi modlitby.
Podepsany protestuje proti to
muto narizeni, ktereho neupo-
slechne jednak proto, zc p. ar
cibiskup hrabe Huyn proti VII
Ii knezstva vericich Sc vetrel
ma misto kan nepatfi, jednak
proto, re do dnesniho dine ne
hznal "a hodno move ceskoslo
venske Wade slib poslusnosti
sloziti tim samym> pfestal
miti narok ma poslusnost ceske
no duchovenstva. Bob. Zahra(
mix -Brodsky, farar v Oubeni-
cich."
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2 anglickeho voln6 upravil j. G.

l '~~Ao ~ = AV0Se~A0 vOAAy 0tA 0NAAe
ze snad bude veznena pet ne
bo deset roku q proto tebe IRA
dila. Ona, podle jejf feti, by
la tvoji spoluvinnfcf pfi mno-
ha -zlocinech. Tvoje slovo -
tvoje svedectvl mohlo by il no
moci nekam, kde by vice niko
no nemohla zraditi.'
Langlade se ma chvih aamy
sill, naeez pravil:
Ne - nechci, ably trp9la
ia il chci usmrtiti."
"vidfs, rekl jsem, ze il po-
sud milujes -"
"Ano! Miluji il -.ty dab
lie - kdyz mne k tomu pfina-
nj NUTS - ano, miluji ji!''
"Nejsi ale zarliv?"
"Zarliv - ia? Me-"
'To vefim, nebo kdybys byl
zarliv, postaral bys Sc o to, T.
by byla schovana a mfizi po
dobu tveho vezneni."
ia il ale piece usmrtim r.
zasycel Langlade. 20 ne -
ia, ktery k Will te zmiji zpr0
vodil Sc sveta clovekaw
"Nepovidej to-" prohodil
Vibert ma oko nedbale. "mohl
bych to ma tebe udati.''
Vibert byl vyteenym znal-
Gem povah lidskych. VedSl,
re clovek zamilovany a clo-
vek zpity jsou 81 velice podob
nj v tom, re tim vice chteji sdi
lett sve tajemstvi, elm meme o
ne stojime. Proto ia poznam-
ka.
"A udej mne, kdyz chces,"
pokracoval Langlade divoce,
''co ma tom? Radeji 81 dam hla
WI sraziti guilotinou, nezli
bych Sc ma galeje vratil."
A kdyz Vibert neodpovf
dal, nahnul Sc Langlade k ne
mu pres still a jail Sc vyprave-
tt tiumenym hlasem:
"Ano - priznavam Sc ii,
re jsem k vGli nj jednou "a
bill cloveka. Kdy to bylo? Oh,
neni tomu pfilis davno - ma
podzim - bud'to v rijnu ne
bo listopadu. Jeji byt nalezal
Sc v Rue Neueve Saint, Augu-
stin. Jednoho vecera Sci jsem
il navstlviti a zaklepal jsem
slabe ma jeji dvefe. - Me-
dostal jsem zadne odpovedi.
Maize "a to, re 81 nekam vysla,
chtel jsem Sc obratit k odcho
du, kdyz jsem pojednou zasle
chi uvnitr hlasy. Sesel jsem do
III, kde jsem cekal. Stal jsefn
tam asi hodinu, kdyz otevrely
Sc dvere a jimi vysel muz. O.
! ma no vyprovodila az ma scho-
dy. "Uvidim te tedy zase?" Re
kla mu, pri cemz no polibila.
O, proc jsem We chvili te nevy
skocil a nezabil je oba ma mi
ste? To po dnes nemohu po-
chopit. Muz Sc po kr&tkein
rozlouceni pocal vzdalovati q
ia jej nasledoval. Ia chvili ~
hnul do Rue de la Paix. Pole
! dnou zastavil u jednoho dor1u
! a vessel -- ja "a MIN. co Sc
pax stale, nevim --- ztratil
! jsem vedomi - ilev6del jsSm
CO pocinam - pamatuji Sc
jen, ze v me usi zalehl hrozny
! vykfik - vykrik vychazejici
z 1st meho soka - ktereho
jsem usmrtil. Ia pet minut ne
to byl jsem u nj a rekl jsain
il: Ted prave jsem tveho "a
lana avrazdil!"
! Pc slovech tech klesla t2x-
ka hlava z1osynova ma stll !
! Vibert fietnohl dostati z neho
vice ami slova. !.
Ale - CO chteI vedeti jest6
vice?
Nevedel jiz dosti? Vrazda
spachana byla ma podzim Y
fijnu nebo 1istopadu - zavf4
| zd6nv hvfllil y nra~ - IL n~tI
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PRONAJME Sc dunn O 5 svet-
nicich ma Pershing Ave., blize
E. 40 ul. Haste Sc u Vcela Real
ty & Inv. Co., 5733 Broadway
mad Vcelou.
12-28
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tebe uchopit, zacpat ii dsta Sat
KEN, hoditi te pod stll a jiti
pax, kan by Sc mne zlibilo." "
"Ano," odpovidal Vibert,
pri cemz pokladal ma talir zlo
cincIv vabnou omeletu, Ito,
co jsi rekl, zda Sc byti velmi
lehke - snadne - ale -"
"Jake ale?"
"Ty to neucinis?"
"A proc ne?'
"Dve priciny ii v tom zbra-
nuji."
Jake dive pficiny?'
'Prvnl priclnou jest, re ty
sc neodvaziS prstem ma tnne
sahnouti.
"Zertujes."
'Nikoli - pohled'."
A poloziv pri slovech tech
Langladeovu nabitQu pistol
pred sebe ma stul, dolozil:
'Znas tuto zbrah?"
ITO je mole pistol"
"Ano - ty We SVEN nesko-
nalem zalu jsi ma nj uplne "a
pomel - ia il vsak wal s Sc
bou. Myslil jsem, kdyby poz-
deji tvuj byt byl prohledan,
re by tt tento nalez velice pri-
tizil. Nu, neupirej ma zbran tn
tax zadostive zraky sve - ty
Sc il vice nezmocnls. Ia posle
dni hodinu stala sc sc mnou
velika zmena. Dnes casne ra-
no byl jsem uminen hledati il
StOu smrt ma samOvrazdu
jsem snad byl zbabelcem =
proto sci jsem do tveho doupe
te, kde doufal jsem nalezti, po
Gem jsem touzil. Ale vino po-
zite nalilo do mych I'll novou
lasku k zivotu - novou made
il - novou touhu - a ia chci
ziti. A reknu-li ia, re chci IL
tt, mel Sc ty ma pozoru. Pral
bys 81 jeste zakusek? Co by
chom nell jeste objednat?"
"Objednej 81, co chces," cd
vetil Langlade drsne, ''ja Sc
nedotknu vice niceho. Ty jsi
mluvil neco o dvou pricinach
- a jednu jsi mi rekl. Jakou
jest ia druha?"
eta jest rozumnejsi a pone
kud prijemnejsi."
"Nuze?"
'Slibil jsem ii, re nezli bu-
des odveden do vezeni, budes
81 moci pohovoriti Sc svoji So
leil-Couchant, a ty prece ne
chtel bys sam priciniti Sc O to,
abych nemohl svemu slibu do
stati?"
"Oh - mne je milejsi svo-
bOda, nezli zena."
"Ano ale neni pouhou zenou
- ona je tvym idealem, tvoji
modlou!"
ia il mohu nalezti jindy."
"Mozna "a rok - diva nebo
deset rok1. Ty il ale touzis
spatfiti dnes - ty il chces rici
do oci, co 81 o nj myslis, ty il
chces vycisti vSechny ty kriv-
dy. jichz Sc ma tobe dopusti-
Ia"
"Ano - ano - to chci -
L
mas pravdu! zvolal Langla-
de, pri cemz svlazil sve hrdlo
opet mocnym douskem, 4" az j
to vse reknu, pax il temato ru
kama zardousimv
"Tim bys Sc dopustil velke
chyby," pravil Vibert, pri
cemz obratne odstranil vino,
nebot' &C chtel privesti zlosy-
ma do stavu rozjareni, nerad
by Yidel, ably podlehl dpln6 vii
WI lihoviny.
"A proc?"
"Ponevadz bylo by to zpoz
dile usmrtiti il, kdyz Sc md-
zes ma nj pomstit jinym. zpdso
bem."
"a jak?"
! "Kdyz byla il-Gouchant
We vezeni den," ujal Sc slova
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.lnndfich S Baur:
INA d&kanStVl.
Du druht. PokrddoDdnf rontdnu :P0sIedd soud.
ROMAN
! ytytJtJtStJkjt III IlfJfSkJtj|
P0kr0t0D6nf r0ndnu .POsIednf sOud.
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zaSedlaci.
Rad by rekl to sve pevne pre-
'svedceni sve sestrenici Dodl.c-
ce, ale nemuze. Jako drak hn-
da no matka a slidi "a kazdyln
Jeho krokem. Necha 81 je tedy
v srdci, nikomu, ami matce Sc
Jim nepochlubf, jenom katecne
tn ma gymnasiu pozada, ably to
Jeho prijeti do theologie spro-
stredkoval. Ale ma Dodlicku ia
ke nezapomene, sledovat bude
jeji zivot, a kdyby treba bylo,
jiste il nenapadne pomlze, pri-
speje.
A tax Sc pfiblizila chvile,
ktera sc Martinovi vryla do pa
nett tax hluboko, re ma nj nj
kdy nezapomnel, ale kdykoliv
10 nj v myslenkach zavadil, po-
,kazde otrasl Sc nepovedomou
hrdzou.
Poldik zjevil Sc jednoho dne
Ike konci zari u Mich We dverich
a pfivedl sebou z dill Vrzaluc
Vondru. Vondra zednicil, cho-
dill rok co rok do Bavor, sc ze-
nou take vyzenil nejaky gros,
neco 81 vydluzil a koupil cd Pol
dika "a diva tisice stare, rodne
staveni Porazilovic. Manka Sc
trasla strachem jako list, kdyz
prolezali sklep pudu, svetnice
a slovicko leknutim promluvit
nemohla. Ia to Poldik promlu-
vii: "tak Porazilko uz tn ne
jsem panem vsecko> jak tn stoji
a lezi patri tuhle panu Vrzalo-
vi muslin mu to odevzdat cisty,
TAX, do vecera abyste Sc vyste-
hovala, protoze rano hned Ii
ira pan Vrzal uz Sc sem naste-
huje."
Tu ranu Manka Cekala, ce-
kal il i Martin, cekali il vsichni
lv Klenci - ale prec ted kde
kdo Sc zachvel. Ia vsecku pra-
ci, "a vSecko stradani Setreni,
Ia vSecko tolikalete snazeni =
jake zebraci re sveho pujdou
nyni matka Sc synem. A kan
pujdou? Vsude, kde mali praz-
dnou svetnicku je dnes preo-
chotne prijmou, protoze kazdy
jest jejich osudem dojat. =.
Nejvic ovsem Svagrova - Ho-
rejsi Porazilka. Rukama lame,
v slzach Sc rozplyva, ale konec-
ne odvahy 81 dodava. Cisty fer
toch 81 bere vydava sc ma ce-
stu k Dolejsim. Prisla, kdyz
Manka prave vazala pefiny do
uzlu a Martin skladal 81 knihy
a saty pradlem do truhlicky.
Novy mattel Vondra Vrzal O.
chotne Jim pomahal, sundaval
obrazky Sc stem, kdyz po tichu
vesla sousedka a bojacne dala
krestanske pozdraveni. Jako
ustknuta obratila Sc hned Man
ka, poznala Dodlu po hlase.
VSecka bolest zvedla Sc v nj,
!, prOmenila Sc v nesmiritelne "a
3ti, rozlila Sc celym jejim telem
Manka .skocila k te, kterou
kdysi prece jen jako sestru mi
. lovala anebo aspOn mela milo
| vat, skocila vykrikem: "Ty -
! ty 81 jedina pricina vseho, ty 81
/ pricina myho nechcesti, tebe
mi muj muz furt pred voci sta
! vel tobe chtil, habych Sc podo-
| bala, tvs mi zivot votravovala
: = ha ty mas tn kuraz prekro-
, cit tuten prah, dokud ia tu
sem? Ha ty Sc nebojis jit mi ma
voci?"
!. "Manka, nehnevej se," spi.
: nala pred nj svakrova ruce, 'du
: te pozvat, ably 81 ma vSecko "a.
} pomila ha k nam Sc vodstehova
la, malou senci vyklidime, do
: nj te vememe, jako donna bu.
. dies ha do ciziho nemusis -
poi, Manka, prosim te poi, Sc.
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NASAA :" - oAAssA az PO CioAShA OoC
mu opakuje: ''Dybys bull hod-
nej syn, do semenare pudes Pa
nu Bohu slouzit "a neboztika
tatu - dyz nahle - nehusmire
nej s Bohem humrel - do smr-
tt Sc modlit budes." A co mu
take zbyva jineho? Penez neni,
znamosti protekce neni, odva-
ny a vybojnosti, smelosti pod
nikavotsi v jeho povaze neni-
niceho mic neni - jen ia zna-
ma cesticka do saminarnich
vrat, uslapana celou radou
chodskych synkl leskne sc INA
telne pred MIN. j.. "Cak je vo
mne," slysi Martin dale matcin
hlas, jak denne vola, "ja Sc vo
sebe nebojim, ia zebrotou chva
la Panu Bohu nepudu, ia 81 ten
kus chleba este vydelam, ale a
bych Sc ma tebe este dyl drila-
to huz nebudu."
Toho by Martin ami nedopu-
still. Jaksi pudove citi, re je je-
no prisnou povinnosti, ably Sc
matky ujal a il podporoval, at
Je jaka chce, je prece jen jeho
matka. Pravda, tvrda jako kre
men v citu, reci i skutcich. Co
Sc Hofejsich teta Sc svymi det-
mi namazlila, hladila je, cho-
vala a libala, ma vsecky nezny-
mi jmeny volala a mela jich ja
ko smeti. On byl jedinacek, ale
jehO matka chodila kolem ne
no bez usmevu, bez viidneho
slOva, jen vadou a vycitkami
v ustech. Mohl delat co j ma o.
cich videl, prece no nikdy nepo
chvalila, nlkdy no nepocelova-
la, nikdy k srdci neprivinula,
nikdy mu nerekla "Martinku,
muj zlatej synacku!" Jen stale
hroZila a trestala anO bitim a
casio trestala. Macecha horst
byt by nemohla. Cit il chybi -
matersky cit. Nepamatuje Sc,
kdyz venku mrzlo, jen to skri-
palo, nebo kdyz prselo jen Sc
lilo, re by no byLa kdy politova
la, ale vzdy no jen vyhanela
"nevohounej ha tahni huz k me
stu," nemela soucitu, kdyz Sc
del u lampy mad knihou anebo
ukolem neJakym, ale naopak
zavidela mu rikajic: "Vidis, ia
kej mas peknej z-vot, co my sc
nadrem ha ty 81 jenom tim
perem hrajes, jako pan Sc spa
cirujes, CO je takovej klacek ji-
nejm rodicom huz platnej, ia.
kej kus dila huz hutrhne, tatu
S mamou zastane. :" BourilC
Sc "a takove reciv mem vsecko
vykriknout chtel: "tak splnte
vrouci tuzbu meho srdce a ne.
chte me donna" - ale bal Sc
protoze do ohne oleje by nalil
"Vidite hevdecnika," spustils
by opet matka = ''toho jsem Sc
ma vlastnim diteti "a svy krva
w muzoiy dockala, takovy hu
znani mann "a my vsecko dire
MI - tax jen radeji ke vse
mu tupe mlcel. Srdce jeho oe
vlastni matky odpadlo - sams
je cd sebe odkopa.a, ale rozun
mu rlkal: "Je to matka, hresis
kdyz krive nj smyslis. Ona z;
Sebe nemuze. Pro tebe vskutkl
Sc Dire, v tebe sklada sve made
je, tvs jeji pycha - uznej to.
A Martin ochotne uznaval, UNI
iloval 81, re il bude podporovat
re il jednou zpfijemni zivot, n,
hradi to lmorne dreni do upa
du. -. A to nikde a nikdy ne
bude tax dobre mozno, jak,
stane-li Sc knezem. Ano kdy,
uz donna zustat nemuze, co il
neho by 81 pocal, kde jinde s.
chytal? Knezsm sc stane, nj
nejakou farku vesnickou - tt
ba sem ma Chodsko nekam, d.
Stanenic llebo do Mrakova, d.
TRs1A~, ~~AL~S Il
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PRIJMOU Sc diva zshlici, til
divky ma rucni praci a dive ma
sinarky. Haste Sc u Jos. ,Koza-
.ka, 46o8 Finn Ave.
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PRIME Sc pan ma byt beze
,stravy. Zvlastni vchod a ka-
nna k pouziti. Haste Sc {.
'3711 E. 50 St., Il Fleet ave.
1870
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PRIME Sc muz ma vS,obec-
nou praci v dime. Haste Sc u
The Vlchek Tool Co., 1O7O9
Quincy Ave. 1870
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DfObr1e
Ozl,arllky

HLEDA Sc pokoj pro jednohe
cana k samostatnemu uzivani
" oko.i Ces. Mar. Sine. Nechte
adressu v adm. t. listu.
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PRIME Sc spolehlivy hoch k
uceni tiskarnS Svsta. Musi Sc
vykazati &c ;koly propoustscim
certifikatem. =?