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o.Jl lti I U k i . Tit
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t.. JlUol tl1l Vivril ,
III ry t iiuU nnin p j:ny,
militi)., jnymi., jUuHlly
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hair, which urlrl lik n w
.,...'. llii n-Mrrci nrliul
U fm.,.lirity, nntl hit t xuiY0
ami priulatil iiidiinrri liarinoii.
irrtl well wilh It tin gfiifral i
poaraiire. In tt noroinl, ltotlin
lil tnkon 1. is measure of the
Italian it).ti:.fy ; anil u lie
knew tho practice en lii Coin
puny, nml the way nf Koine, lie
tclt by no menus coiiiforliillo at
sight of this jolly little father,
with audi tillable in miners. He
wouM have lens feurcd gome
tall, bony priest, with mute re
und sepulchral countenance, for
ho knew that the Company loves
to deceive by the outward tip-
pcurunce of its agents ; and, if
Kodin guessed rightly, tho cor
dial address of this personage
would rather tend to show that
he was charged with some futal
mission.
Suspicious, attentive, with cyo
and mind on the watch, liko an
old wolf expecting an attack,
Kodin udvuucod, us usual, slowly
and tortuously towards tho little
Hi in, so us to have time to ex
amine, him thoroughly, and
penetrate boncuth his jovial out
side. l)ut tho .Ionian left him
no spaco for that purpose. In
his impetuous ullcction, he threw
himself right on the neck of
Kodin, pressed hiui in his arms
with an effusion of tenderness,
and kissed him over mid over
ugaiu upon both cheeks, so loud
ly und plentifully that the echo
resounded through the apart
niont. In his life Kodin had
never hcon so treated. More
und more uncusy ut tho trench
er which must needs lurk un
der such warm embraces, and
irritated by his own evil pre
sentiments, the French Jesuit
did all he could to extricate
himself from tho Kcmmu's exag
gerated tokens of tenderness.
Dut tho latter kept his hold ; his
arms, though short, were vigor
ous, und Kodin was kissed ovc
und over again, till the little
one-eyed man was quite out of
breath. His hardly necessary
to state that these embraces were
uccompanicd by tho molt
ftiendly, affectionate, and fra
ternal exclumutious all in tol
erahly good French, but with a
strong Italian ucccnt, which we
must beg the reader to supply
for hiuiHelf, after we luve given
a single specimen. It will per
haps bo remembered that, fully
aware of the danger he might
possibly incur by his ambitious
Machinations, and knowing from
history that the use of poison
had often been considered t
Home as a stato necessity, Kodin,
on being suddenly attucked with
tho cholera, had exclaimed, with
a furious glance at Cardinal
Mulipieri, "I am poisoned 1"
The flame apprehensions oc
curred involuntarily to the Jes
uit's mind as he tried, by use
less efforts, to escape from tho
embraces of the Italian emissary
and he could not help mutter
ing to himself, "This one-eyed
lellow is a great deal too fond.
I hope there is no poison under
his Judas-kifsea." At last, little
Father Caboccini, being quite
jiidhr, ai I hi i! I ltt I
aUlt't, ! ?it in .liot. t '
i t r m .f i t i f UtH ii.utii Hf turrit the Jrnl und hi li1
f .i I tu t i 51 t'nr, j,U) Mm,jr Moulin. ftr t1
"Vf hntl'l Vil, f Uir rt i r it tit pirriir f tU f In!
lut Jnint"l lt 1 lit ptlr th litMim f Klui. 1 '
Utd " Ult.til.t .i Md li,ldr I t S ntr.
Without iakiiij HV (if i ,i oionil r .
liOCK ISLAND
ROUTl;
lUlVxVW VOLUMKil
Uft Mrc I MnuJme lllii.trtlou
McuiAft rmct.ti.53. oun rmct.as ciwti.
m- ... . .... "
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t.ithl fptiMrh, tho little r-tthrr Xhll tmH Iih I ild In f
tltrd hi one rf u pun lin ftjtiu, ,y ht tiiin' tif the lint
with it rj it i.n t.f iittui.i- uiinj; rj , by it t tum if
ni, mi'l rvi.ium i, tiiiii if t,, o "i-n tt v tuiliitur iIkM'S
Ai-0-lnpititi'l hi ord w ith pt t
llli'lit ft uttirt , "At hut I M t'
niperh light of mir itret t't'in-
pkiiy, and i nit rulnlff him fini
my htntt vons tutre, nue
inure."
As tho little father hud already
recovered his breath, and was
a In ml t nnh once again into
Kodin'siirnis, the latter stepped
back hastily, and held out his
arms to keep him olf, saying, in
allusion to the illogical metaphor
employed by Father Caboccini,
"First of nil, father, ouo does not
embrace a light and then I am
not n light- I amuhumblo and
obscure laborer in the Lord's
vineyard."
. Tho Roman replied with en
thusiusm (we tdiull henceforth
trunslate his gibberish), "You
are right, fulher, we cannot em
brace a light, hut we can pros
trate ourselves before it, and ad-
niiro its dazzling brightness."
So saying, Caboccini was about
to suit tho uctiou to tho word,
and to prostrate himself .before
Kodin, had not the latter pre
vented this mode of adulation
by seizing the Roman by the
arm and exclaiming, "This ii
mi re idolatry, father! Passover
tny qualities, and tell mo what
is the object of your journey."
"The object, my dear father,
fills mo with joy und happiness.
I have endeavored to show you
tny affection by my caresses, for
my heart is overflowing. I havo
uirdly been able to rostruinmy
self during my journey hither,
for my heort rushed to meet
you. 1 lie onjeci transports, no
ights, enchants me "
"Rut what enchants you ?"
cried Kodin, exasperated by
these Italian exaggerations.
"What is the object?"
"This rescript of our very
reverend and excellent (Jenerul
will inform you, tny dear fath
er."
Cbocclnl drow from his
pocket-book a folded paper, with
three seals, which he kissed re
spectfully, and delivered to Ro.
din, who himself kissed it in
his turn, ond opened it with
visible anxiety. While no read
it, the countenance of the Jesuit
remained impassible, but tho
pulsations of the urteries on his
temples announced his internal
agitation. Yet ho put tho letter
coolly into his pocket, and look
ing at the Roman, said to him,
"lie it as our excellent General
ins commanded."
"Then, father," cried Cuboc-
cini, with a new effusion of ten
derness und admiration, "I shall
he the shadow of your light,
and, in fact, your second self.
I shall havo the huppinoss of
being always with you, duy and
night, and of acting as your so
cius, since, after having allowed
you to bo without one for some
time, according to your wish,
and for the interest of our
blessed Company, our excellent
General now thinks fit to send
inj from Rome, to fill that post
about your porsou on unex-
fctfetod, an immense favor, which
(l is mo with gratitude to our
General, and with love to you,
my dear, my excellent futherl"
V.'R is well played," thought
Rodin ; "but I am not so soft,
tow ti4lt Mmn m li w.MiNMtv
V.OMHV1I t lm vim i,.
it NMON
lnr Omaha t 1 1 t u l't
rsf i.M H)i! .t !. tntt Knt.
Yli r.nii.imt. ' r .tl.ittrd
o l'l I'mornmr Tl.in., "'t Wftt
fel.t.. 1 ill It iftW..tllrlllttl Itfttl ll
thtse day ht n honnel ate not i
kiloHll. NlllllV Motllill had tin I Will f.r li.ntUom ntnetiry whUlt
Ullrr well to draw inspiration s,,,,,'u - " tu.p
M 1 I t
irr in in. i. inr. lin i.Hii in
he "pink hoitnrt" hsvit run
into a ptovrrh not rxtitut in
linn nut, a per Kodin' order, a
girt of an ago and appearance
which, singularly enough, were
loelv resembling those of
Mdlle, de Curdoville.
No doubt of N'inny Moulin'a
success in this mtsMon, for the
next morning Rodin, whoxe
countenance wore a triumphant
exprcsHion, put with his own
band a letter into tho post.
This letter wus addressed :
To M. Agricolu Kuudoin,
"No. 2, Rue Drise-Miche,
"I'uris."
TO I'.K CONTINt'KH. J
Fur ct(iitel tiit'itttmliuit,
!.! .ml tin til rrrrvll"it no yinr
tin at srnl or .'1.1ir I!, li. M.ill.OD,
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NINE BOOKS COMBINED IN ONE!
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