The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-03-15
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rnE the white kind; the Christians.
What was 1t they said about them
lin M0gador7 Tho Christian cares
for nothing but, money; not inter
asted in q pretty girl, even? Well,
her mistress, the Lady Ell lisa Beth
ell Ain would be interested to know
there were Christian, perhaps Eng.
| lish, soldiers in the citadel.
A man. q young Moor. In heauti,
full hooded bIue-cloth cloak. like a
Roman toga; big turban. and riding.
boots, emerged from a nearby en-.
try and also passed the sentry.
As dark as the latter was fair,
the Moor was. in his own style,
equally handsome, clean-cut and
stamped with the seal Of breeding.
Smaller and lighter though he was,
his walk and upright graceful bear
ing spoke OF agility. speed and
strength.
In passing, he too glanced at the
fine soldierly figure and handsome
face OF the sentry who, now pacing
his beat, passed close to him. No
feature Of the Moor's impassive
face changed in the slightest. but
as he quickly looked away, his
large bright eyes blazed.
"AIlGh Kerin1f" he whispered,
and as he turned in at the entry
through which the girl had disap.
peared. he stood still, stared before
him at nothing, and then laughed
softly to himself.
Praise be to .Allahl must find
our excellent and OblIging friend,
Jules. But can't be mistaken" and
he hurried along the passage and
up winding stair of stone.
A few minutes later another man
passed the sentry. slower! fatter
person., In khaki jacket and riding,
brooches beneath a white cloak. A
small white turban and hanging
neckcloth effeetualiy concealed his
face.
He too looked at the sentry. as
he marched past him. looked quick
ly and glanced away again.
A minute later this man Joined
the other who had hidden him 60
and take stock Of the sentry by
the newcomers quarters.
Bursting into the room and fling.
ing himself down on, a divan, he
| roared with laughter-not drunken
laughter nor the laughter of a quite
sober man.
by God, Raisul. you're right"
he said. ut Is he. Ohio Belleme-
by all that's wonderful"
mot so wonderful, either, my
good Jules" replied Rajsul. "We
knew he Joined the French Foreign
Legion. And we knew a detachment
OF the French Foreign Legion was
coming here. Well. It's come-and
he's in t."
"But--by AlIahl" Raisul added,
and licked his lips while his hands
moved In q curiously suggestive
and unpleasant gesture.
Absolutely amazing!" continued
Jules Maligni. "otho Relleme here.
Here-and In our hands :"
Eyes. Here--and in our hands, I"
said Raisul, playing with the long
dagger that he wore stuck perpen.
dicnlarly In the centre OF the sash
wound about his waist.
"What next?" asked Jules. cycling
his cousin sDeculatively.
ooh. something quite interesting
next. my good Jules. Quite funny.
Now that. by the grace and good.
ness Of Allah. the Merciful, the
Compassionate. we have got the good
Ohio Belieme Just where he viii be
most useful. Just where We want
him. something quite amusing h
going 10 happen. To him--and 60
me. and to your lady wife. the proud
Margaret"
"Ehl You mean twist his tail a
hit3 What about MarearetY'
"You aren't very fond Of Ohio
Beliama my good Jules. are your
Your wite,a lover. The man for love
OF whom she married you--out Of
plque. because he stole q purse of
money. The man she atiil loves
and with whom she'd 60 OF. any
day, IL he whlstled to her. as You
yourself have tearfully told me in
your cups. Not very fond OF him
are your"
"No damn him." replied Jules
Mallgni. "He was always first
fayorite-from the time we all
played together as kids at yelvar.
bury. Used TO think he was Al.
mighty because he was going to be
Sir olho Robert Vaudeville. Bel
leme Of Yelverhury Castle. Just as
cocky when he was Bob Blame the
bruiser, and boxed for living at
fairgrounds. No rye no use for
him--and don't care what hap
pens 10 him.
~fm sure ron don't, my excellent
Julea Well. something win happen
10 him before long. you'f see
Meantime--nct q word to Marga,
ret Not word. I'm going TO spring
. little surprise on Der. A nice little
surprise
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