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"Oh! dear, yesi my mother is an ovster-woman
lat Ceue. Though have always been used to-
run about the mountains, assure you that fine
fellow would gather handful of snow upon Ca
Inigou before | could pluck up turf OF grass
Only look at those feet; no goats are more fork
ed. And that dagger! I'll wager that it has
tasted plenty of our blood"


The brigadier of the gendarmes had not yet
retired, and was smoking his pipe by the hre
lsde' ] arose and went to sit down by HIM. In
changing my seat, perceived the Spanisrd VINO
WAS the professor of the knife had stretched his
large limbs upon the floor, and supported his
head upon u block of wood.-Ths magnificent
bandit, like Endymion lighted up by a moon beam,
received the red light Of the fire on his counte-
nance. lie was in profound sleep. | par'icu'
llarly remarked his large closed eyes, his mou,h
half open, and his long har scattered IN confu
sion about his neck. In spite of his rude cos
tune, have never seen finer model of hui
man figure. What pity, thought l, that clvll''
lzation has not enlightened and developed so
powerful a form.


!. "What do YOU think of his company p said
the gendearme and without giving me time to
Ireply, added, "you must certainly have some
very particular business to bring. You here as
for me, would not stay day in it if were not





coasts of France, and all the deiiles of the Alps
II have even served in Italy during the blockade
but assure you have never yet seen such
as those of the valley of Carroll. See,
said he, (pointng to the company there are
people who know the smallest crevice i'll the
mountains, and who pass where neither you nor
II would ever dare to venture ourselves. And
what kind of contraband do you think they carry
Inn' In the Jura, near Geneva, the mountaneers
carry watches and jewelry, which are such small
articles that it is natural they should not be seen
But these merely smuggle-what do you think
WOOL and we Can hardly ever catch them.
In fact they climb the mountains on the south
lslde, and when they have reached the summit
Ithey throw down the bales, which roll down on
he north side, when others receive and carry
them through the detiles into the plain. 1t is in
vain that we watch them, they always escape us
lit is very different thing with sugar and coffee;
as for those goods, they Introduce them as the


ladies in the sea ports do vanilla, in their bags
| They are an untractable and wicked people,
whom we have the greatest difficulty to keep
under restraint, who are neither French nor Spa.
nishi and who look only for one thing, Which is
IA raise in the price Of their commodities"