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 to the water of the place�察�and great quantities of     them are brought to Seville every day。

; 'Look here��' said he�察�'this is what your cousin has sent you。'

;I took the loaf�察�very much astonished�察�for I had no cousin in Seville。 It may be a mistake�察�thought I�察�as I looked at the roll�察�but it was so appetizing and smelt so good�察�that I made up my mind to eat it�察�without troubling my head as to whence it came�察�or for whom it was really intended。

;When I tried to cut it�察�my knife struck on something hard。 I looked�察�and found a little English file�察�which had been slipped into the dough before the roll had been baked。 The roll also contained a gold piece of two piastres。 Then I had no further doubtit was a present from Carmen。 To people of her blood�察�liberty is everything�察�and they would set a town on fire to save themselves one day in prison。 The girl was artful�察�indeed�察�and armed with that roll�察�I might have snapped my fingers at the jailers。 In one hour�察�with that little file�察�I could have sawn through the thickest bar�察�and with the gold coin I could have exchanged my soldier's cloak for civilian garb at the nearest shop。 You may fancy that a man who has often taken the eaglets out of their nests in our cliff would have found no difficulty in getting down to the street out of a window less than thirty feet above it。 But I didn't choose to escape。 I still had a soldier's code of honour�察�and desertion appeared to me in the light of a heinous crime。 Yet this proof of remembrance touched me。 When a man is in prison he likes to think he has a friend outside who takes an interest in him。 The gold coin did rather offend me�察�I should have very much liked to return it�察�but where was I to find my creditor�拭�That did not seem a very easy task。

;After the ceremony of my degradation I had fancied my sufferings were over�察�but I had another humiliation before me。 That came when I left prison�察�and was told off for duty�察�and put on sentry�察�as a private soldier。 You can not conceive what a proud man endures at such a moment。 I believe I would have just as soon been shot deadthen I should have marched alone at the head of my platoon�察�at all events�察�I should have felt I was somebody�察�with the eyes of others fixed upon me。

;I was posted as sentry on the door of the colonel's house。 The colonel was a young man�察�rich�察�good´natured�察�fond of amusing himself。 All the young officers were there�察�and many civilians as well�察�besides ladiesactresses�察�as it was said。 For my part�察�it seemed to me as if the whole town had agreed to meet at that door�察�in order to stare at me。 Then up drove the colonel's carriage�察�with his valet on the box。 And who should I see get out of it�察�but the gipsy girl� �She was dressed up�察�this time�察�to the eyes�察�togged out in golden ribbonsa spangled gown�察�blue shoes�察�all spangled too�察�flowers and gold lace all over her。 In her hand she carried a tambourine。 With her there were two other gipsy women�察�one young and one old。 They always have one old woman who goes with them�察�and then an old man with a guitar�察�a gipsy too�察�to play alone�察�and also for their dances。 You must know these gipsy girls are often sent for to private houses�察�to dance their special dance�察�the /Romalis/�察�and often�察�too�察�for quite other purposes。

;Carmen recognised me�察�and we exchanged glances。 I don't know why�察�but at that moment I should have liked to have been a hundred feet beneath the ground。

; '/Agur laguna/��'* said she。 'Oficial mio� �You keep guard like a recruit��' and before I could find a word in answer�察�she was inside the house。

*   Good´day�察�comrade��

;The whole party was assembled in the /patio/�察�and in spite of the crowd I could see nearly everything that went on through the lattice。* I could hear the castanets and the tambourine�察�the laughter and applause。 Sometimes I caught a glimpse of her head as she bounded upward with her tambourine。 Then I could hear the officers saying many things to her which brought the blood to my face。 As to her answers�察�I knew nothing of them。 It was on that day�察�I think�察�that I began to love her in earnestfor three or four times I was tempted to rush into the /patio/�察�and drive my sword into the bodies of all the coxcombs who were making love to her。 My torture lasted a full hour�察�then the gipsies came out�察�and the carriage took them away。 As she passed me by�察�Carmen looked at me with those eyes you know�察�and said to me very low�察�'Comrade�察�people who are fond of good /fritata/ come to eat it at Lillas Pastia's at Triana��'

*   In most of the houses in Seville there is an inner court     surrounded by an arched portico。 This is used as a sitting´room in     summer。 Over the court is stretched a piece of tent cloth�察�which     is watered during the day and removed at night。 The street door is     almost always left open�察�and the passage leading to the court     ��/zaguan/�� is closed by an iron lattice of very elegant     workmanship。

;Then�察�light as a kid�察�she stepped into the carriage�察�the coachman whipped up his mules�察�and the whole merry party departed�察�whither I know not。

;You may fancy that the moment I was off guard I went to Triana�察�but first of all I got myself shaved and brushed myself up as if I had been going on parade。 She was living with Lillas Pastia�察�an old fried´ fish seller�察�a gipsy�察�as black as a Moor�察�to whose house a great many civilians resorted to eat /fritata/�察�especially�察�I think�察�because Carmen had taken up her quarters there。

; 'Lillas��' she said�察�as soon as she saw me。 'I'm not going to work any more to´day。 To´morrow will be a day�察�too。* Come�察�fellow´ countryman�察�let us go for a walk��'

*   /Manana sera otro dia。/A Spanish proverb。

;She pulled her mantilla across her nose�察�and there we were in the street�察�without my knowing in the least whither I was bound。

; 'Senorita��' said I�察�'I think I have to thank you for a present I had while I was in prison。 I've eaten the bread�察�the file will do for sharpening my lance�察�and I keep it in remembrance of you。 But as for the money�察�here it is。'

; 'Why�察�he's kept the money��' she exclaimed�察�bursting out laughing。 'But�察�after all�察�that's all the betterfor I'm decidedly hard up� �What matter� �The dog that runs never starves��* Come�察�let's spend it all� �You shall treat。'

*   /Chuquel sos pirela�察�cocal terela。 ;The dog that runs finds a     bone。;Gipsy proverb。

;We had turned back toward Seville。 At the entrance of the /Calle de la Serpiente/ she bought a dozen oranges�察�which she made me put into my handkerchief。 A little farther on she bought a roll�察�a sausage�察�and a bottle of manzanilla。 Then�察�last of all�察�she turned into a confectioner's shop。 There she threw the gold coin I had returned to her on the counter�察�with another she had in her pocket�察�and some small silver�察�and then she asked me for all the money I had。 All I possessed was one peseta and a few cuartos�察�which I handed over to her�察�very much ashamed of not having more。 I thought she would have carried away the whole shop。 She took everything that was best and dearest�察�/yemas/��* /turon/��** preserved fruitsas long as the money lasted。 And all these�察�too�察�I had to carry in paper bags。 Perhaps you know the /Calle del Candilejo/�察�where there is a head of Don Pedro the Avenger。*** That head ought to have given me pause。 We stopped at an old house in that street。 She passed into the entry�察�and knocked at a door on the ground floor。 It was opened by a gipsy�察�a thorough´paced servant of the devil。 Carmen said a few words to her in Romany。 At first the old hag grumbled。 To smooth her down Carmen gave her a couple of oranges and a handful of sugar´plums�察�and let her have a taste of wine。 Then she hung her cloak on her back�察�and led her to the door�察�which she fastened with a wooden bar。 As soon as we were alone she began to laugh and caper like a lunatic�察�singing out�察�'You are my /rom/�察�I'm your /romi/。'****

*   Sugared yolks of eggs。

**  A sort of nougat。

*** This king�察�Don Pedro�察�whom we call ;the Cruel�察─�and whom Queen     Isabella�察�the Catholic�察�never called anything but ;the Avenger�察─    �was fond of walking about the streets of Seville at night in     search of adventures�察�like the Caliph Haroun al Raschid。 One     night�察�in a lonely street�察�he quarrelled with a man who was     singing a serenade。 There was a fight�察�and the king killed the     amorous /caballero/。 At the clashing of their swords�察�an old woman     put her head out of the window and lighted up the scene with a     tiny lamp ��candilejo�� which she held in her hand。 My readers must     be informed that King Don Pedro�察�though nimble and muscular�察    �suffered from one strange fault in his physical conformation。     Whenever he walked his knees cracked loudly。 By this cracking the     old woman easily recognised him。 The next day the /veintiquatro/     in charge came to make his report to the king。 ;Sir�察�a duel was     fought last night in such a streetone of the combatants is     dead。; ;Have you found the murderer�拭─ �Yes�察�sir。; ;Why has he not     been punished already�拭─ �Sir�察�I await your orders� ─ �Carry out the     law。; Now the king had just published a decree that every duellist     was to have his head cut off�察�and that head was to be set up on     the scene of the fight。 The /veintiquatro/ got ou
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