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THE QUIET HOUR HOUSfinten HOUR1trhfn HOURBern
Bern day has let her fires burn down downTo downTo downTo
To glowing embers in the west westAnd westAnd westT
T And busy care with folded hands handsForgets handsForgets handsForgets
Forgets her toll and drops to rest restWTien restWhen restNVhen
When shadowy pictures come and go goAs goAs goAs
As twilight deepens oer the plain plainAnd plaini plainmind
And i nd dewy dew silence breathing balm balmRevives balmRevives balmRevives
Revives the drooping leaves again again33ow againnow againZiow
now sweet to worn and troubled heartsThe hearts heartsThe heartsThe
The falling shade the soothing power powerPf pOWErministries powerS
S < Pf Df ministries that nature holds holdsTo holdsTo holdsTo
To bless us in the quiet hour hourv hourIWe hour1We houriVe v
IWe iVe do not heed them In the din dinOf dinOf dinOf
Of toil and traffic on the street streetThey streetTheydo streetThey
Theydo They do not linger In the hallsWhere halls hallsWhere hallsWhere
Where pride of wealth and fashion meet meetBut meetBut meetBut
But duties done and thought released releasedAnd releasedAnd releasedAnd
And daylight closing like a flower flowerWith flowerWith flowerWith
With homes dear place enwrapping all allHow allHow allHow
How precious Is the quiet hour hourC hourC houry
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i I CHAPTER XV XVCoxTniUED XVCoxTniUEDDespite 1VCONTINUEDDespite CONTINUED CONTINUEDDespite
Despite his temporary escape cir circumstances circumstances circumstances ¬
cumstances and the civil authorities authoritiesnow authoritiesnow authoritiesnow
now become decidedly military militar had hadthrown hadthrown hadthrown
thrown him into still further asso association association assoelation ¬
ciation with the woman whom he hewould hewould
7 would have so gladly gladl shunnedtheimportunate shunned shunnedthe shunnedtheimportunate the theimportunate
importunate Miss Perkins He had hadtaken hadtakcn hadtaken
taken a turn to rn around the block blockand blockandrefuge blockandrefuge and andrefuge
refuge in the English club clubuhtil until he hethought hethought hethought
thought her disposed of at home andhis and andtis andhis
his carriage returned He had comeacross come comeacross comeacross
across the little equipage trundling trundlingslowly trundlingslowly trundlingq
q slowly up and down the street in insearch inearch insearch
search earch of him had dined without ap appetite appetite ap appetite ¬
petite and smoked without relish relishstriving relishtriing relishstriving
striving to forget that odious wom womans womans wornans
ans hints and aspersions aimed evidently ev evidently evidently ¬
idently at the Rays and had gone goneto goneto
to his 1 h i s own I room to write when 1 a acorporal aorporal acorporal
corporal appeared with a request requestIrom requestfrom requests
s from the captain in charge of theelite the thepolice theIhlice
P police elite guard of Ermita to step down downto downto
Pto
to the office officeIt officeIt officeIt
It was much after nine then and andthe andthe andk
k the excitement caused by the alarmwas alarm alarmwas alarmvas
was about over the troops going goimback goinback goingback
back to barracks and presumably to tobed tobed tobed
bed The captain apologized for calllug call calling caning ¬
ing on him that late in the eveningbut evening eveningbut J Jbut
but told hini a man recognized as asMurray a asrl I IJlurraJ
± rl Murray deserter from the cavalry cavalrywas cavalrywas cavalryvas
was vas secreted somewhere in the neigh neighborhood neighborhood ¬
5 borhood and it was reported that he heStuyvesant heStuJYesant heStu
Stu Stuyvesant vesant could give give valuable in information information information ¬
formation concerning him Stuyve Stuyvesant Stuyyesant Stuyvecant
sant could and did and in the midst midstof midstof
4 of it in came Miss Perkins flushed flushedeager fl flushedeager shed shedager
eager ager and demanding to know know if that thatvillain thatvillain thatvillain
villain was yet caught caughtand caughtand b and if not notivhy notwhy t twhy
why not notThen notI
a
I Then she caught sight sight of StuYvet Stuyve Stuyvesant
< rl sant arid n t d precipitated herself upon uponhim uponhim uponhim
him That man Murray Murra had hate hatefully hatefulJy hatefully ¬
I
M fully deceived her and imposed upon upont
I t her hC1ogoodoncs her goodness she Ile declared She had haddone
II 1 done d ne everything to help him at the thePresidio thePre thePresidio
Presidio Pre idio and he had promised her a apaper 0i ai
i i paper signed by all the boys asking askingthat asking b bF
irt l F that the P D As be recognized as asthe astli asI
tli I 1 t the organization the soldiers favored favoredand favoredHi t ti
Hi i and showed her 1H r a petition he had haddrawn haddrawn haddrawn
drawn up and was getting signatures signaturesto
to by the hundreds v That paper paperwould paperI paperwould
I would wo ld have insured their th ir being bei g rec recognized reci roeognized ¬
i ognized by the government instead insteadof Insteadt insteadof
t of those purseproud Red Cross Peopie peo people peot ¬
t pie and then he t had r wickedly de deserted dei deS ¬
S y i serted after afteraiteramI after and Stuyvesant Stuyvesantcould StuJesanti Stuyvesantcould
i could scarcely s arcel keep l eep a straight fac facgetting face facegetting facei
i getting 50 from her and a ring that thatIhe thate thathe
he e was going b bcame to wear always until he hecame hecame
came back from Manila Manilaan an officer officerOh officerOh officerOh
Oh he was a smart one a smooth smoothone smoothonc smoothone
one All that inside of three days daysafter dajsafter daysafter
after he got to the Presidio and then thenwas tbenwas thenwas
was arrested and theta next thing thingehe tIlingBh thingale
ale Bh knew he had fled fledpetition fledpetitionmone fledpetitionmoney petition petitionjnoney
money mone ring and all allAnother allAnother allAnother
Another soldier told her the sig signatures sigJlatures signatures
natures were bogus And that very verynight verynight verynight
night she had recognized him spite spiteof spiteof spitet1
t1 of his beard and at sight of her he he2iad helad heS
S load lad cut and run Well Well he might mightthought mightthought mightthought
thought stuyvesant And then Miss MissTerkins MissPerldns MissPerkins
Perkins yielded to the strain of over overtaxed overtaxed overtaxed ¬
taxed nerves and had to be conducted conductedIiome conductedhome conductedhome
home IiomeShe homeShe homeShe
She lived but a block or two away awayand awayand awayand
and it was Stuyvesant who had to toplay toplay toa toj
a j play escort The air unluckJJy re revived revived ref ¬
f vived her and at the gateway she sheturned sheturl1ed sheturned
turned and had this to add to herprevious her herprevious h r rprevious
previous statementsYou statements statementsYou statementsYou
You think the Ray people your yourfriends yourfriends yourfriends
friends lieutenant and Im not the theland thekind thekind
kind of woman woman to see a worthy young youngman youngw
w man man trifled with Youve been go going going golug ¬
ing there every eve y day and everybody everybodyknows everybodyh everybodyknows
knows h 10WS it and knows that you were weresent weresent weresent
sent away to Hoilo in hopes of breaking break breaking breaking ¬
ing you of it That girls promised promisedin
in marriage marriage g to that young man whosgot whosgot whos whosgot
got himself into such a scrape all on onher onher onher
her account Hes here herefollowed herefollowedi followed followedher
i t > her here her e to to marry her and if hes hesfound hesfound tiesfound
found hes liable to be shot Oh youcan you youcan youI
I can believe or not just as you please pleaseIrat ple pleasebut se sebut
but never say I didnt try to give you youfair youi
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i fair air warning Know Why I know knowmuch knowmuch knowmuch
much more more about whats going on onhere onheretban
1 here heretban than your generals do I havefriends have havefriends havefrien
friends frien everywhere among the boys boysthey boysthey boysthey
they havent ta nt Oh very well if you youwont youwont
0 wont listen For Stuyvesant had hadturned hadI hadturned
I turned away in wrath and exasperatin exaspera exasperatiyi exasperati
tin tiyi ti But youd be wiser if you youheard youheard youheard
heard me out Ive seen Mr fr Foster Fosterand Fosterand Fosterand
and had the whole story from his hfslips hlslips hislips
lips Hes been there every day too tootill toojlll
S 9 till he was taken sick sickBut sickBut sickBut
But Stuyvesant was out of the gate gateand gateand gateand
and at last out of hearing and with witha
a vicious bang to the door the lady ladyof ladyof ladyof
of the P D As so recently victim victimized victimi victimized ¬
i ized by the astute Sackett retired to tothe tothe tothe
the sanctity of her own Vn apartment apartmentjtnarveling apartmenti apartmentmarveling
i K marveling at the infatuation of men menAnd menAnd
And yet though Stuyvesant had hadangrily hadangrily
4 angrily In ily striven to silence silencetthe tthe the woman womanrand womanand womanand
and had left her in disgust her words wordshad wordshad vordshad
had not failed of certain weight weightAgain weightAgain weightAgain
Again he recalled with jealous pain painthe painthe painthe
the obvious obvj us indifference indit1erencewith with wlvch wlvchhis wlchapproaches V ch chhis
his approaches had been received receivedhu receh receiedTrue ed edTrue
True nowellbred girl would be more morek noreeonventionally
° < hu conventionally civil t to s sran siran k
ger even under U nder the exceptional axe cptional cir circumstances circumstances circumstances
I
cumstances of their meeting on the thetrain thetrain thetrain
train True she was cordial bright brightwinsome brightwinsome I
winsome and all that when at last lasthe lasthe I
he was formally presented but so soshe j jshe
she was to everybody True they theyhad i
had had many manyat at least he had had hadmanyrdelightful hadmanydelightful
manydelightful long interviews on onthe onthe onthe I
the shaded deck of the Sacramento Sacramentobut Sacramentobut Sacramentobut
but though he would have eagerly eagerlywelcomed eagerlywelcomed
welcomed a chance to indulge in sen sentiment sentiment sentiment ¬ I
timent never once did id Marion en encourage encourage ¬
courage such a move On the contrary con contrary contrary ¬
trary he recalled recalledr recalledrwith with something somethingakin sOIIlethingaldn somethingakin
akin to tobitterness bitterness that when his hisvoice hisvoice hisvoice
voice or words betrayed a tendency tendencytowards tendency tendencytowards tendencytowards
towards such uch a lapse lapseshe she became in instantly instantly instantly ¬
stantly and palpably most conven conventional cpnven cpnventional conventional ¬
tional tionalNow tionalNow tionalNow
Now in the light of all he had hadheard hadheard hadheard
heard from various sources what whatcould whatcould
could hi h believe but that she was in interested intercst interested1 ¬ I
terested tercst > cl to say the least l ast in that oth othrer other other
er mat Well and miserably he re recalled recalled ¬
called the words of Farquhar who whohad whohacl whohad
had served some years at the same samestation samcstation samet
station with the Rays Ray t Shes the thebonni thebonni thebonniist
bonni bonniist st little army arm girl I know and andher andher andher
her hr ads as level as it is pretty prettyex prettyexcept prettyexcept ex except ¬
cept Cn one point Shes her fathers fathersdaughter fathersdaughter fathersdaughter
daughter and wrapped up in the thearmy thearmy thearmy
army Sues always saW shed marry marryonly marr marryonly r ronly
only A r i fcoldier But Maidies getting bettingwisdom gettingwisdotfc gettingwisdotrt
wisdom with years rears I fancy Young y YoungFoster oung oungFQster j jFoster
Foster will be a rich man in spite of ofhimself ofI ofhimse ofhimself I
himself himse himself f for hell have his mothers mothersfortune mothersfortun mothersfortun
fortun and hes heels over head in inlove inlove inlove
love with her herBut herBut herBut
But I understand interposed the thegeneral thegenera thegeneral
general genera I with a quick glance at Stuy Stuyvesant Stuyvesant Stuyvesant ¬
vesant who had risen as though to toget toget toget
get another cigar that Ray didnt didntexactly didntexactl didntexactly
exactly exactl approve of him himOh himOh himOh
Oh Ray didnt seem to have any anyspecial anyspecial anyspecial
special objection to Foster unless it itwas itwas itwas
was that tha t he neglected his business businessto
to lay siege to her Fosters a gen gentleman gentleman gentleman ¬
tleman has no bad habits and is the thevery thevery thevery
very man nine women out of ten tenwould tellwould tenwould
would rejoice in for a husband and andninetynine andninetynine
i ininetynine
ninetynine out of ten if that were werea I
a mathematical possibility would de delight delight ¬
light in as a soninlaw He isnt bril brilliant brilliantbuttons brilliantbuttons ¬
liant liantbuttons buttons would have supplied suppliedthe suppliedthe suppliedthe
the lack had he been in the cavalry cavalryI
I dare say hell be ass enough to go goin goin goin
in for a commission now and sell out outhis outi outhis
i his ranch for a song Then shed shedprobably shedprobably
probably take him himAnd himAnd himAnd I
And then too as he strolled strolledthoughtfully strolledthoughtfully I
thoughtfully up the street still dim dimly dimly I
i ly 1 lighted by the waning moon and anddotted j jdotted idotted
dotted at long intervals by tiny elec electric ¬ 1
i tric fires Stuyvesant went over in inmind inmind inmind
mind other little things that had hadcome hadcome hadcome
come to his ears for many men were wereof wereof wereof
of a mind with regard to Billy Rays Raysdaughter Raysdaughter Raysdaughter
daughter and the young officer foundhimself found foundhimself foundhimself
himself vaguely weighing the reasons reasonswhy reasonswhy reasonswhy
why he shouldjiow cease to play the themoth themothwIlY themothwhy
moth mothwIlY why he should be b winging his hisflight hisflight hisflight
flight away from the flame and ut utterly utterly utterly ¬
terly ignoring the fact that his feet feetas feetas I Ias
as though from force f rce of habit were werebearing werebearing werebearing
bearing him steadily towards it The Thesnap Thesnap rhcsnap
snap and ring of a bayoneted rifle riflecoming riflecoming riflecoming
coming to the charge the stern voice voiceof voiceof voiceof
of a sentry at the crossing of the theCallc theCallc theCarle
Callc Faura brought him to his hisS6HS65 hissenses hissenses
senses sensesHalt sensesHalt S6HS65Halt
Halt Who is there thereStaff thereSta1f thereStaff
Staff officer First division was wasthe wasthe wasthe
the prompt reply as Stuyvesant Stuyvesantlooked Stuyvesantlooked Stuyvesantlooked
looked up in surprise surpriseAdvance surprisAdvance surpriseAdvance
Advance staff officer and be rec recognized recognized recognized ¬
ognized came the response from a atall atall atall
tall form in blue and the even taller
MY ORDERS ARE TO ARREST YOU YOUMR YOUMR YOUMR
MR STUYVESANT STUYVESANTwhite STUYVESANTI STUYVESANTwhite
I 1white
white white figure stepped forward I and andstood andstood andstood
stood face to face with 1th that of the Iheguardian theguardian theguardian
guardian of the night nightI riightI
I am Lieut Stuyvesant aidde aiddecamp aiddecamp aiddecamp ¬
camp to Gen Vinton explained the thechallenged thecballenged thechallenged
challenged officer noticing for the thefirst tIlefirst truefirst
first time a little column of dusky duskymen duskymen dusky duskymen
men in heavy leathern helmets and andbglts amlb andbelts
belts b lts shuffling away towards the Jes Jesuit Jesuit Jesuit ¬
uit college with ail oldfashioned ol fashioned di diminutive diminutive diminutive ¬
minutive gooseneck village engine enginetrailing enginetrailing enginetrailing
trailing at their heels heelsBeen heelsBeen heelsBeen
Been a fire sentry he asked askedWhere asl askedWhere ed edWhere
Where was it itUp itUp itUP
Up at Col Brentst Brents I believe His Hishouse Hishouse Hishouse
house fronts the parade ground One Onemoment Onemoment Onemoment
moment please Lieut who sir sirThe sirThe sirThe
The officer of the guard orders qiders us to toaccount toaccount toaccount
account for every officer by b name nameAnd na naine naineAnd e eAnd
And Stuyvesant who in instant alarm alarmhad alarmhad alarmhad
had impulsively started st rted was again re recalled rlcalled recalled ¬
called to himself and hastily turning turningback turningbncJr turningback
back spoke aloud aloudStuyvesant aloudStuyvesant aloudStuyvesant
Stuyvesant my name is Ill give giveit giteit giveit
it at the guardhouse as I pass passOnce passOnce passOnce
Once more he whirled about his hisheart hisheart hisheart
heart throbbing with anxiety Once Oncemore Oncemore Oncemore
more he would have hurried on his hisway hisway hisway
way to the Calle San Luis A fire firethere firethere he hethere
there and she Marion still so weak weakexhausted wealdexhausted weakexhausted
exhausted possibly by the excite excitement excitementor excitementor ¬
ment mentor or distress distressor or whatever it itwas itwas itwas
was that resulted from Brents sud sudden sudden sudden ¬
den presentation of that cartede cartedevisite cartedevisite cartedevisite
visite He would fly to her at once oncet oncetFor I IFor tFor
For a third time the sentry spoke spokeand spokeand spokeand
and spoke in no faltering tone He Hewas Hewas Hewas
was an American He was wearing wearingthe wearinRthe wearingthe
the rough garb of the private soldic soldierin soldiciu soldicin
in the ranks ranluj of the regulars but like likescorej likescorCi likescores
scores of other eager young patriots patriotsthat lJatriotsthat patriotsthat
that year tie 1ie held the diploma of a
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great gp at albeit a foreign tmireraJiy tmireraJiyHe ttalre1sU ttalre1sUHe
He had education intelligence and andassured anda andassured
assured a sured social s cial position tp back the thetraining thetraining thetraining
training and discipline of the soldier soldierHe soldierHe soldierHe
He knew his rights as well as his hisduties hisduties hisduties
duties and that every officer in the theservice theservice theservice
service no matter matter how high from fromcommanding fromcommanding fromcommanding
commanding general down was by byregulation byregulation byregulation
regulation enjoined to show respect respectto
to sentries and this tall handsome handsomeyoung handsomeyomg handsomeyours
yours young swell swelIith with a name that sound sounded soundcd sounded ¬
ed utterly unfamiliar to California Californiaears Californiacars Californiaears
ears vas 3S in most unaccountable hur hurry hurry hurry ¬
ry and spoke as though he the sen sentry sentry sentry ¬
try were exceeding exce ding his powers in de demanding demanding demanding ¬
manding his name It put Private PrivateThinking PrivateThinldng PrivateThinldng
Thinldng Bayonets on his mettle mettleHalt mettleH mettleHalt
Halt H lt sir n said he My orders ordersare ordersare ordersare
are imperative Youll have tope11 tope11that to pell pellthat pellthat
that name nameIn nameIn nameIn
In the nervous anxiety to which whichStuyvesant whIchStuVesant whichStuyvesant
Stuyvesant StuVesant was a prey the sentrys sentrysmanner sentrysmanner sentrysmanner
manner irritated him It smacked at atfirst atfirst atfirst
first of undue unnecessary authority authorityyet authorityyet authorityyet
yet the soldier in him put the un unworthy unworthy unworthy ¬
worthy thought to shame and strug struggling struggling strugfiling ¬
gling against his impatience yet yetmost yetmost yetmost
most unwillingly Stuyvesant obedi obediently obedicntly obediently ¬
ently turned He had shouldered a amusket amusket amusket
musket in a splendid regiment of ofcitizen ofcitizcn ofcitizen
citizen soldiery whose pride it was wasthat wastha wasthat
that tha t no regular army inspector could couldpick couldpick couldpick
pick flaws in i their performance of ofguard of ofguard ofguard
guard and sentry duty He had hadbrought hadbrought hadbrought
brought to the point of his bayonet bayonettime bajonettime bayonettime
time and again officers far higher in inrank inrank inrank
rank than that which he now held heldHe heldHe heldHe
He knew l new that whether necessary or ornot ornot ornot
not the sentrys demand was within withinhis withinhis withinhis
his rights and there was no course coursefor coursefr coursefr
fr him but complianpe He hastened hastenedback Iwstenedback hastenedback
back and controlling his voice asmuch as as1much asmuch
much as possible began beganYoure beganYoure beganYoure
Youre right sentry Stuy Stuywhen Stuywhen Stuywhen
when through a gateway across the thestreet thestreet thestreet
street north of the Faura came cameswinging cameswinging cameswinging
swinging into sight a little squad of ofarmed ofarmcd ofarmed
armed men menAgain menAgain menAgain
Again the sentrys sentr s challenge sharp sharpclear slmrpclear sharpclear
clear resonant rang on the still stillnight stillnight stillnight
night air Three soldiers halted in intheir intheir intheir
their tracks the fourth with the thewhite thewhite thewhite
white chevrons of a corporal on his hissleeves hissleeves hissleeves
sleeves came bounding across the thestreet thestreet thestreet
street without waiting for a demand demandto
to advance for recognition recognitionSame reeognitiollSaine recognitionSame
Same old patrol Billy he called calledas
as he neared them th m On tht the way back backto backto backto
to the guardhouse Then seeing seeing seeingthe seeingthe seeingthe b
the straps on the officers shoulders shouldersrespectfully shouldersrespectfully shouldersrespectfully
respectfully saluted Couldnt find findany findany findany
any trace outside Keep sharp look lookout lookout lookout ¬
out No No6 6 he added and turning turninghurriedly turninghurricdly turninghurriedly
hurriedly back to his patrol started startedwith s startedwith art d dwith
with them up the street in the direc directibn directi directian
tibn ti n Stuyvesant was longing to go goSorry goSorry goSorry
Sorry to detain you you sir and beg begpardon begpardon beg begpardon b
pardon for letting him run up on us usin usin usin
in that way ay Weve got extra orders orderstonight orderstoight orderstonight
tonight Theres a queer set mostly mostlynatives mostlynatlves mostlynatives
natives in that second house yon yonder yonler yonder
der der and he pointed to a substantial substantialtwostory substantialtwostory substantialtwo
two twostory story building about 30 paces pacesfrom pacesfr pacesfrom
from fr m the corner They got in there therewhile therewhile therewhile
while the fire excitement was on onTwice onrwice onTwice
Twice Ive IY seen them peeking out ouffrom outfrom ou oufrom
from that door Thats why I dare darenot darenot darenot
not leave ave here and chase after you youafter yonalter youafter
after the lieutenant lieut nant Now may I Ihave Ihave Ihave
have the name again sir sirAnd sirAnd sirAnd
And at last without interruption interruptionStuyvesant interruptionStuyvesant interruptionStuyvesant
Stuyvesant spelled and pronounced pronouncedthe
the revered old Dutch patronymic patronymicAt lUtron mic micAt
At last he was able to go unhindered unhinderedand unhinderedan unhinderedand
and an now overcome by anxiety eager eagerness eagcrness eagerness ¬
ness and dread he hardly knew whathe what whathe whathe
he broke into fleetfooted rapid rapicl run runmuch rUllmuch runmuch
much to the surprise of the staid pa patrol patrol patrol ¬
trol which he overtook trudging trudgingalong trudgingalong trudgingalong
along on the opposite side of the thestreet thestrcet thestreet
street two blocks blocl s away away and never neverhalted nevcrhalted neverhalted
halted until ltntil again brought brougllt up stand standing standing standing ¬
ing by a sentry at the San Luis LuisTen JuisTen LuisTen
Ten minutes later while still lis listening listening listening ¬
tening to Brents oftrepeated oftrepeated tale taleof taleof taleof
of the theft and still quivering a lit little little little ¬
tle from excitement excit mcnt Stuyvesant Stuyvesantheard Stuyvesantheard Stuyvesantheard
heard another sound the rapid rapidrhythmic rapidrhythmic rapidrhythmic
rhythmic beat of dancing footsteps footstepsHullo footstepsRullo footstepsHullo
Hullo interrupted one of the thelingering thelingering thelingering
lingering officers Another Anotherfire fire com company company company ¬
pany coming Its about time more morebegun morebegun morebegan
begun to arrive isnt it itIts itIts itIts
Its a patrol patroland and on the jump jumptoo jumptoo jumptoo
too Whats up I wonder an answered answered answered ¬
swered Brent spinning about to face facetowards facetowards facetowards
towards the Calle Real There was wasan wasan wasan
an officer with this patrol patrolan an officer officerwho offi officerwho er erwho
who in his eagerness could barely barelyabide barelya1ide barelyabide
abide the sentrys sentr s challenge challengeGificer cballengeOlIicer challengeOfficer
Officer of the guard guardyith with patrol patrolhe patrolhe patrolhe
he cried adding instantly instantl as he hedarted IJedarted hedarted
darted into view Sentry which whichwhich wbiclJwhich whichwhich
which way did that officer go Tall Tallyoung Tallyoung I IJoung
young officer of1 officerin cerill in white uniform uniformIn uniforml uniformlIn
In surprise the sentry nodded to towards towarls towards ¬
wards the speechless group standing standing a
in front of Brents and to them came camethe cumethe camethe
the boy lieutenant panting and in inmanifest inmanifest inmanifest
manifest excitement 1 beg par pardon pardon pardon ¬
don colonel he began b gan our sentry sentryNo sentryNo6 sentryNo
No No6 o 6 was found a minute ago agoshot agoshotdeaddown agoshotdeaddown shot shotdead
dead deaddown down on the Padre Faura b aura M My Mymen Mymen Y Ymen
men said they saw an officer running
from the spot running this way wa and andthis an anthis andthis
this gentleman gentlemanMr Mr Stuyvesant Stuyvesantisnt Stu Stuyvesantisnt esant esantisnt
isnt it itThere itTh9re itThere
There was an awkward silence an anawkward anawkward anawkward
awkward pause I certainly wasthere was wasthere wasthere
there not long ago agospolm spoke Stuy Stuyvesant Stuyesant Stuyvesant ¬
vesant And No No6 G your sentry sentrywas sentr sentrwas sentrywas
was then all right I certainly came namcrunning camerunning ame amerunning
runningThats running runningThats runningThats
Thats all I can hear was wa the thesharp thesharp thesharp
sharp interruption My orders are areto areto areto
to arrest you Youre my prisoner prisonerMr prisonerMr prisonerMr
Mr Stuyvesant gasped the lad ladPreposterous ladPreposterous ladPreposterous
Preposterous said Dr Frank Franka
a few minutes later when told by a aawestricken a aawestricken aaWEstric
awestricken aWEstric en group gr group up what had bc bccurred ge gecurred occurred
curred curredPreposterous curredPreposterous curredPreposterous
Preposterous say I It echoed echoedBrent echoedBrent echoedBrent
Brent And yet see here IH le Oh of ofcourse ofcoursc ofcourse
course you know Maj Iaj MacNeil iCacN en field fieldofficer fieldofficer fieldofficer
officer of the day he added indicat indicating indic indicating t ting ¬
ing a tall thinfaced graymustached graymustachedofficer graymustachedofficer graymustachedofficer
officer of regulars who had but just justarrived justarrived justarrived
arrived and who now held forth a agleaming agleaming agleaming
gleaming revolver with the words wordsI
I picked this up uI > myself m myselfnot rselfnot not ten tenyards tenyards tenyards
yards from fropt where he lay layIt layIt layIt
It was MarionsCHAPTER MarionsCHAPTER Marions orarionsCHAPTER
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CHAPTER XVI XVIA XVIA ZVIA
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A solemn assemblage wasHhat was that at atthe atthe atthe
the Ermita quarters of the th proves proyosjguard proypstguard provesguard
guard the following day Officers of ofrank ofrank ofrank
rank and soldiers from the ranksVin ranksVinrusty rank t trusty in inrusty
rusty blue in gleaming le m n white in
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dingy khaki rubbed tlha hdder hc en ax nueelbows aj ajelbows < l lelbows
elbows in the crowded crowdr courtyard courtyardIn
In the presence of death the A Ame Amelean me meican m mican
ican remembers that men are bornequal born bomequal bornequal
equal and forgets the t e ceremonious ceremoniousobservance ceremnniousobservance ceremoniousobservance
observance of military courtesies AH AHvoices AUvoices Allvoices
voices were lowered all discussion discussionhushed discussionhushed discussionhushed
hushed There was a spontaneous spontaneousmovement spontaneous1l10ycment spontaneousmovement
movement when the division com commander commander commander ¬
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could ever imitate or that officers officersnot officersnot officersnot
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heartily as he had liked the old onebut one onebut rnebut
but having been hospitably enter entertained ent entertained r rtained ¬
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he was about to drive away from the themonastery dumonastery themonastery
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me a favor Sire observed the ab abbot abbot ainbot ¬
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serenest monarch design to begif b giU t us uswith uswith uswith
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that Frederick had some short time timepreviously timepreviously timepreviously
previously set up an establishment for forimproving forimproving forimproving
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him to forward to Camenz he prompt promptly promptl promptly ¬
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token tol n of our gratitude gra tude for your yourgracious yourgracious our ourgracious
gracious bounty anu an in accordance accordancewith accordancewith accordancewith
with tire custoni of our order we ve shall shallbestow shal1bestow shallbestow
bestow upon our new second bass the thename thename thename
name of its exalted donor He will be beknown beknown beknown
known in our ur choir as Fredericus FredericusSecundus FredericusSecundus FredericusSecundus
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and Browning were at ata a London even evening eyenil1g evening
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so obscure and deep that only he hecould hecould liecould
could plumb its depths The doctor doctoidid doctordid doctordid
did not play again and afterward afterwardwhen afterwardwhell afterwardwhen
when Browning explained that he hehad hehad hehad
had asked for another selection on onbehalf onbehlf onbehalf
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