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but thinking she was about to devour me-
[ plunged my dagger into her neck The
poor creature rolled over pttering cry that
froze my heart She made TO attempt to
revenge my blow. but looked mildly upon
ue in her dying agony. | would have
given oil the world to have recalled her TO
life.-It was as if [ had murdered 4 friend
Some French soldiers, who discovered my
signal, found me some hours afterwards
weeping by the side of her dead body"


"Ah, well, said he, after mournful 81
Ience, Il have been 10 the wars in German
V, Spain, Prussia and France bu: never
have seen any thing that produced such
sensations as the desert oh, how beautiful it
was -


What feelings did it excite 2" asked I.


Feelings that are not 10 be Spoken re-
piled the soldier solemnly 81 do not al
ways regret my cluster of palm trees and
my panther; but sometimes their remem-
brance makes me sad; in the desert there
is every thing and there is nothing"


Nv hat do you mean by that 2'' said l.


81 cannot Jell." said he impatien.ly-af
ter pause he added, God is there with
out man p