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ri-i? e ; -e4 beter t."eae ta tecr-
k.e 4rf the g-rei f.-od pwui
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fetal ar.er tuck a, prwa a (
eeurg
-k0 wer The ecaaea. aad there
war aaaay of them at ery sep
threti w hK h AsdHi paed t lb
ya.ec ef th .m4 "They have
- ts aa 1 ttve Tartar
wud "a:! the eniiavaU. Jk'ot
iJ3
ri B he (Mill ta lh a kni ftnere N
poaatb'y the Blftt have tr j
reaerwa, " veweniay a earner pig
go came tn th city bnrtei a note
Sr.eg nt R was Bog t M given .
that relnforreeBMra an4 imfhiAiii
were soow t WW. TV he they
en (ered th palace guards aat at th
toot ex. b great staircase, still a
daty, but too weak to stand. Wltn
ete kind thea era arl ilui. K.IK
and, wttk the other supported their ;
drooping WUt They B either slept !
or draaaivd. aat tr.rl to k uii !
laaanalbia la ararvthtna; thy mi;
paid attBttn a thoa who nn :
tha ttrmr. At tha J fa a af thli 1
r! rraaa mood a -warrior arm4 frura I
aaaJ tn foot: Ma a1.4 kM. ,
Ma kand a4 turned aim rrrs arxw
thvm. Tllav antarwi tha riM h.
bf. a targ . aarvlnr aa a rap-
rwn. soiaiara. arrant caa-
Warara, arratarta, huntamao, ana !
ethar ratalnra m - - - f- )
lata sf m iraat Pollna nobla war!
aataa apoa aar arranfod alone !
tha lda at tha room; all rrlm. fannt
liatWoa Marvin r1 Tr ),. .w
f axflnrulahed eaadUa In tha room I
ana inouii ina roornma had now
fullr bmkra, two all 11 burned in huaa.
ranniaarirRa. nearly n till aa a mn,
atandinc to tha mlddi of tha apart-nant.
rirtalhr hla CAndactreaa brought him
ftr mom In rWch tla (Uuichter
fif tha rorrade awaliod htm T
dlaa burned Hi tha room and a lamp
flowed hjefora a ami heM ij
t here atiww! a wAmati wKa eAmji n
hava frosen or to hava turned to atone
in in a mian or some movement It
eemed a If her form had tough t
to aniin toward Kim k.n Kt ..,.4
denlr heeoma MtivMll intn mwjt
motion. TTilg wai the charming; jrlddjr
atrl whom be InmmJt fx tr4e '
BOW la tha full imloiuaant n k..
charm a woman ennobled by suffer
ng. Mar great pallor did not leenrn
her wonderful beauty. Andrtl Mood
motlonleaa before her. "I have bo!
power to thank you," ha aald at
lnUl In a tremuloua olce, "Ood
hlmaelf will reward m: not T. a week
woman." The Tartar woman cut Bp
om or m pread wMc h Atidrll had
brooght aad placed ft m a golden
Plata before bee mui nliina . I
"M mother.' aald the jirl. "and ray
father?" I have taken tkem un.
returned tha aeryant. 'and the volyode
win mm in person to thank the
Bnifrnt"
Andrtl wktched tha girl break
r4 with
inerpreawbi celieht but rtmm-
berlnir the man who had died
in eiii-h agony In the etreet, he rtayed
her hand, warning her that too much
TOOfl after enrh m nMln-.ul r. . A..T m
M r - t I a t t ak. JkkAMa t- rii.j j
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child j "Tei i )! fVrtn drffor
yeu, ne aald. -command m. Noth
ing elea In the world matter an I ri
ha of eerrlce to you.' Loalng rontrol
of hlmaelf, be made Basalonate ap
peal to her nd a declaration of hie I
lova. Bhe listened with growing
emarrment and then, throwing a
handkerchief over her fac. gave way
ered herself ah bemoaned her fat
wnirn nag oaat ner love upon Strang.
r a n A an aamw tin l.itl . .
brother and my country to me? Our
country Is the on our epirtt longs
ior; me one wnirn is aeareet or ail
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Enough! Andri returned no more
tn the cam a of the Cnaaacks. Even
while he had been talking with the
Tntvodea daughter a great commotion
had arisen In the clty.-ln the dim light
of the early morning reinforcements
naa entered the city, bringing pro
vielnna. In the camp of tha Zaporo
ihtsna all was excitement and move
ment. At ttrat bo ons could account
for tha entrance of tha Pnliah re) lav !
tng ft'tve Into Duhno. But It turned
tit that regiment posted before one
of the gates had beea caught asleep
after the heavy debauch nf the night
before, aad had been slain or made
prteonera, qnlckly and quietly, almost
tn a man. In a surpiia attack en tha
Pole. Many noble Cnaaacaa were
bow frteonera In the city, and food
was diatrthuted to all the Inhabitants
and to the famished soldiers of the
garrison. . During the morning, old
' Tjiras wsndered about looking for
Andrt and wondering whst had be
come nf him. A Jew, whom Taras
hsd once beftiewded. and wh now
followed the Coaaack army as a sutler,
told him that be had seen his son.
This ass ths story of tha Jew, Tsnkel:
V"hen the relieving forr had entered
the city Tankel had slipped In with
them to collect some debt owing t
him there. Befor he had left ths
eltv he had run scroeo Andrtl. solen.
e!Vv garbed, and armed as a foils
noble, snd la command cf a hofly of
Polish horse that h was ln1r,i tint
tn the Tartar n"er of f ghttnr An.
drll had said to htm- "Tsnkel. tell my
father, tell my brother, tell the Coe
serks sll. all the 7-spch.l. eyeryb.Mly.
that wr father is tnne-et my father,
nor my brotrer my brother, nor my
comrades air comrade, and that I
will f ght them all." Tare nearly hill
ed the bearer of these evtt tiding, but
when ha became rt'jner be remember.
e1 )t the tiisht b",e he hA seen
w"1ff t1irth the esmn tn ! ,,!, aame. It was not lbs , oi,in one mora
n . ..-n, an- of a wimian, and ne ieu , Bm ,f nia mother, nor to name ot
lh Tkel's wools were tm'h. . I h j-ountry. B"r ths nsms f Ms
Tha f ihtlng arnd th beaeir-fl hrr,,h,K waa the name of th Pea
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coldly. Andril rasile b answer.
"1 Mumouht." commanded Taraa, and
Andril ebcyed. "To think that T
rhould be uch a traitor, that yo
should betray your faith! Donot
move I ! w4ll hill you." Taraa
Hepped bark a tv psce. and bronght
hi. gun to hi sho,il,ler. Anrtiil stood
at,,'... white a unao. n ur.
no b-ram a mst'er of slmoot ,,"l'Tjtifu pole, "Id Bulb, Bred,
him without our help, replied Bulhai
"thee will be plenty of mourning and
rejoicing for him. " Just thsn a Cos
sack came riding hard In search of
Taraa. Th Pelea have been rein
forced," he cried. "We sr hard beset.
The Cnaesrke sre aeeVlng for von t ; ,,r
leaa inera. Tney aui stana inetrit
gresad. but woaiu no all witnont htll i.g on. uw hs bad
Into your ayes. I na uaeil foe reat and tn rahandaaa tha
Tares and Ostsp spran- to hor-m butt wounds of Taraa. When Tares r.
they bad not mad. their way eut of , , mbftm4 ,u ,h hspa-l,
the weoda hen they saw that the . wh,B Tevkatca. the faithful follow.
enemy s.ryonnn.n it es an in ,.. ihm ,.
ground by of his faithful fol
lower, and regained eonerlou-neae to
And hlmaelf far away from the arena
of the conflict. His reecuer was sit
ting beld him. They wrr alone.
Thus far hsd th Cossack
hkr laaatsr n tha rod
to th t'hrslne. riding hard upua
aw. A pew army ef Earp ecoahtane
saeembled and th Cwack sUrted
out fee aa eipedithsa by sea. , Tw
hundred bnau were basnrhed npoa
the Inlewer an Asia Minor saw ths
t'nseecks with their shaves ketiln and
Ihelr .-a1p locks devwi her th-tlng
shore to frs se4 sverd, whlke th
turbana nf her aJahometan Inhaliltani
era etrewa like Inawmeraht Aowers
over hey bloodprlnkk-4 Held
But Taras tank na part In M
sti h ef th Esporoshlans and plotted
revenge. -
Another war S gainst the re lea
dedared and an army of 11 C"
nocks suddenly appeared upon the
borders ef fnland. With Ihi arim
role old Tares Path, mad yonrg
gaka with th Mew af reaens - 11 la
told tn the rhronli'le hew this great
army mova4 na Inrlnclhle; haw weak
wae tha mal bet man. Nikola) Pntes
kr. scat against It: bow cities were
forar: hie heart wa there ta Wfae-!Uken end whol regions laid waste
Saw with b ana. He Would so etl"1". St b-ngth. the Sere (aaeark
baa
f . r r i w. i-i a th old msn stoog looking eowajThay werscaugni m a trap sso every- sn.$ ths Esporoshlsa army de- th steppeax eetensthly to bunt, i regiments beeireg . Mketal In tha
an4 the r"!s man wt' Tn i ,h dead body f M s"n Ostsp whers spears snd swords gleamed, h eff h(, n4.,M but nbt b foond stnog wttb pi small tewa f loh-n Kedsced t sa.
furore, ha-.s r.e.rd.d Andrtl as , ,.m. an 'Tsth-r! rlher! through the tr-a (tetap and Taras , wtah4 , H, .i,,.,,. in,mr, heed tn his band m-aelrg. "My ue. J treml lea, th pollah rwmmaader
lo... one d "e1 and devoted rt--rh have " ort ' T" tried to fight their way thrnush to v.n4t ,4 Toyatr rerlipg the my son- At leet he cownI ewdsce It promheed nder ee'h that f ..It satta
e.f ,,fn t,.h nid Tsrss snd with kll4 Taras n-dded. t-Shelr own Hoae. but the content was ; M8rt,ga tauM Taras. ralle htm I h.nger. whatever bsppepa- be ! fctti shoe Id he gtren ths Cneaares
.-.,P th. f t a cP a-rmpathy I inkri down sorrowfully at his bJ'jsJ, thosth they fought Hk,,B l Kim on the esdd e sd. - will ge sed H"d at If be ati-ej the part ef the King asd v
t i,. ,.,(1 MH hff -j oa give hm honor-tp.nd Owiap, oy.red wfh ""' h)m ,g B,whed e fr the Jd lva etlll I will go I e-! er-naeot fur sll pat ln)u-s: thai
,7WM. ;"l";; b.,H. - b sold, "that lha fo was fnallv errnm taken prla..n.e brought i-l hulia i saw " Wlthti. a wwek he foend 1 ,has should l be retsraed I
' '" ' ' "' , msv lof diehonor hs ,.1r nor the end Securely bo.m d. whti. Taraa wa , i.a.Vhtans. ' btmeetf In the ettv wf l.m.a Th , them and Sll their privileges r-a?ftrm-
rf b,.,. ft, f.-,.-hi h . ot.t romp; , pr tt -Ther T ' fcttd ha lay secalos, on . to ,een,Ul, what Jew. Tsnkel. I Wed th-ee. l p.m ed go peace wws sssde,
7 -hV s thaTiTtV " iw'nw' i w' "v ' ' ' -'. i ' - - "'wae le't ef th lea., k army. j cht Tare sntiaM o,rt laeket sgrved Pnt there was see re ten el tj th
I tH.H ro'fr ,.M h:s ffa.' 1 " ' "' - ' ' I" Ftevlou t the la-t battle before : w1,!V. V r-- "ho .el a-- roo-t
I.:..', r, :C !.,,... I 1 Ih.lno .wd had e.we ta the o d..-ttee the oM tVasaeb. drng j, , p.a a This wss Tsrae le
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k Cod sd GcTcrtnirr.t fear! ccrrcratica,
irnis at Tclrdo, 0., VX V.-: n, ()., end
:tv.H:':':;"Tf-lrfrretu3t:.-:t!
7 yc TS
erk 1'ift that S a'roog bdy ef
larlara had atl'k. the e',k Set
r.rrd off Into rsr'irlti. s.1 h of t
ard l't ti-.ee a bat rM kllld
Si ha I tfce aroiy h. na be-k a
. tw Tif'n ad ha had
hint ea a IJ"mm raual. , l9Ta a paeHtfal af
Tht reaeh'd the r.h.h ranHaV. J h-ad aed rr 4 e't
aod eerr devl-. wae t loetedl ti by
Tankel te get the fe'hee as tate lew
wth hie ea. who ati at' ta yeafl.
Int. aa !- he -!' t rn'h h a
'p?a!s-4 C'r t
In tc c -1 a- h
ifi " h n p
Seat ha " -e
he lo-'d n
tf s ha4
,rt't ef t fe llf'ift
r e 1 f 'we a
t , , -- h I 'si rf1 a ! a
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t ft-a ee-t i'i P'it Taraa aeaee saw
fa - -e (!a aaa'o ae"l be saw h'rn ted et
t eaa- ''-n eelr a aa r'as
a 'e h-t ha eye.aea f at r"
htm to (Ha ..-..,-e yea y-'a
ta Ike r tte gelm ell f eaaarS
-a'Nat fra leaa wi'ii-qt a
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y-T-'lah geee, 4 BO ewh WeeeSelah
S 4 W ae th, ea(eieeal ae- re-ta-v
fraaie4 1 Ti'as the se
rt f-w hiat to e"sei the hwaa al'ew
h' aa -d ef lwoa-'?a eeel, aemfce W
ta t-'o I ka a reM a4 thew the te
t (! hm 'T r-a e-
t !ed ha tt eg t hta aa fVWaaa.
e-a. ef yaj arala ta v- k s
eW ' Sk tha-h aTt e4
- era avea HW
vn.Jrr a h--ra -aM4a Ol S - heae
a- a r'a day'
a a it - . i - I seal
. ...j a tea year"..
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pulling his rap down over his brw,
he struck his horee with his whip and
a aa off across the rountry. followed
h bt4 wiole raarmnent and many
nther i neeark horee and fnot.
ho Tsrss plsrad h.a Inns hand,
making ralda wtih hta regiment a I
over pniand He burhed atghtMri
loans and nearly forty rhurrhfs and
reached Crarow Me killed tnany
nnhie aad pltinJered the rt-het and
the fined caaliea. Bnthlsg
wss the rdr of Tsrss. nnsi y
the pnhah government sent h Isrgs
forea aeatttst kim so drove him kw-h
to the banks nf ths lTileea.r Me
, took relus a Ilk hs s In "tained
esatl 11 tti,. t light bis wsy
thrssgh te the gtappaa and weuid
. ha, s-H-eeeded bed ha aat haa aid.
danty tn ths midst o hla Sight
: pack P a pip be bad drwpped. h'S
i taeeaaral le eompSnWHt la e"T
' campa'gw, 1 t lt thoo rl
i he my pipe" he r-to sad Wt
does t raarse ft A band f Is-1 -e
r"rwidat hlfh Stf e aa) BP hro,
ahaa t'". "The re ka eanghf" ta -vain
did Teres tee aa a-ae Ihea ,,
, "itd age" he rrled. "aig ssa ' 4
ithe Svlt rWeh -Pt-'
Tbey bwaad Three ta a wearby ye
i Sad. pg fas' iwit k"V, kaae4
: hiaa ave S, tee ae ha e"w4 sreak
h daelej ead faa taj hi MM- St .
he yeeyhaavie-t wt'h hi d'-g e -1
" Ta . ate W1I awaa Hao n.f
gka I s-aa ew S)eaJa ati a-t t--a
i en:! ae he re t arrt IV
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