ttle girl or a  uresque e-turbaned ive Indian man-servant--quot;a Lascar,quot; Sara said to , and  .

    As Sara looked to   absolutely sure o look at t so seldom in England t  of it. S erestedly for a second, and tes. So knoranger, may be.

    ly a pleasure to ered, and e teet it ired or dull.

    It o  ure, and it is probable t t of a little girl excited o tes, ran across ttering, and actually leaped on to Saras so tic room. It made ed  s be restored to er--if ter--and so be done. ould  cy and refuse to be caug a? t  do at all. Pero tleman, and the poor man was fond of him.

    Surned to t sill some of tani sand. So he language he knew.

    quot;ill  me catc; she asked.

    S s tongue. trut t as if ervened, and ttle voice came from self. At once Sara sa omed to European cful t of Missee Sa bite; but, unfortunately,  to catc to anotning. , t evil. Ram Dass kne not altle animal. But ly afraid Sara migaking a great liberty and per let him come.

    But Sara gave  once.

    quot;Can you get across?quot; she inquired.

    quot;In a moment,quot; he answered her.

    quot;t; s;o side of tened.quot;

    Ram Dass slipped ttic o eadily and lig and dropped upon   a sound. turned to Sara and salaamed again. ttered a little scream. Ram Dass ily took tion of sting t, and t in c  a very long c a fees evidently for t, but presently tering on to Ram Dasss s ttering and clinging to tle skinny arm.

    Ram Dass t ive eyes aken in at a glance all t o o ttl