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The News,�Rocord has not, a regular
collector 4nd, con"ucatly there has
belen. A tendency on the part of many
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of our readers - to Allow their subecrip.
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t4on to fall Into atrears. . 1 4
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date - to which your paper, I* paid, Wo
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pautr,v shelves. Below the white weeds of 4. blood red, so that In placeft
,surges Ming themselves against the
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would ask �you read it carefully
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cliffs with a wild Abandon, Thousands the water looked pluk. Seals luau.
04k*ZR1@,9T ALLOWED ON 0:K.
and should you be one of Shose in
of Pert birds %vbeeP&d In the eddle's. of Per"" watched we from, just out.
I They're easier to ban.olle. I'll b6
back by noon." .
arream, L#ofly let us have your re-
tile wind, thousarids of ravens perch- side the brealiers. As the wave$ lift-
PbSITS. SALE NOTES PU`R0H_
mittance.
� ed to a Peuiltransparence I could make
eil on the Slopes. With our glasses
lskotlae. to. be followed tr
The Single, dollar may not seem,ol
out others playlit- darting back and
wt could M-akIl out the,'hends of ppols
forth. tip and dnwa, like disturbed tad-
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much, importance to you, but to the
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fishing outside the Part and a ragged
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office 'whore several hundred of dollars
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belt of kelp. I . . i
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considerable moment. I
up and ritn for the test end., A bold, very Instant Of Its fill)- then 41811p
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. NOTARy PUBLIC, CONVEY-
To. those In. arrears. we make this-
special '0411, and trust to be favored
point we avoided for out lest there pearing as though blotted out, Tito
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should be Outlying led Saft omen of, seaweed was In, m. nob.
ges, Then we
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with your Subscription al the e4rliest
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catue in sighl of A, broad beach and , found the place pleasant..
ESTATE .AND FIRE TNSUR-
possible moment.
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pounding ourt I W.ith these few and scattered Int.
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Address all communications to - W.
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I was ordered, Io take a ;pressions we returned to the ship. It
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J. Mitchell, News-Recorol Office, Clia.
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and Investigate for a landing and an bad been warped tWa secure Anchor -
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nuchorage, The ewell was runn4ug age and snugged down. Dr. Sober -
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high. We rowed back and forth, puz, merhom and Darrow were on ,deck
zied as to bow to get ashore with 411 J Waiting to, go ashore,
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the freight it would be Pecessary to I ma I do my report, The two pas-
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A Womanys Sympathy'.
? ra your doctor's
bill a heavy financial loadT is your pain
I land. The ship would lie well en6ugh. -V)engers disappeared. They carried
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for the only open exposure was br6, I lunch and would not be back until
lien IQY 4 long reef over which. we � nightfall. We had orders to pitch a
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these mean, to delicate Women -1 .have
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could make out the seas ' � bling, . rge toint tit a suitable -.spot And to
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been discourafrol, too,. but learned how tot
cure myself. want to relieve our bur�
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But Inshore the great waves 'rolled lighton ship of the doctorls persona,
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and scientific effects. By the. time
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dens.-Wh not end the pain anlrotov the
doctor's MO I can do. this for Volt and
Smoothly, swiftly, then Suddenly fell
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forward as over 4 )edge alld spread this was accomplished the two bad re.
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4101FICE.-Moane. 131041,-01 INT113N_
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w'T111f7yu0arxwee11dl adsoatisst tmoe;vrite for a free
box,og the rernedy wl)Ich has been.placed
with a roar .across tb% yellow 1�studs. tursteol.'- , I
The fresh winds blew the spume back "It's all. right," Darrow volunteered
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t it tas,done so
this, one box will cure., ou
to us, Wo.cdnversed In shouts. to Captain Selover as he come over
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"We th e side, IIWO!ve fo"d t we,
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, it so, I sly'all be happy and
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can surf the boat," yelled I . wba
Thrackles, "but we can't land a load." want." I .
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Convoyappe'ro, 1.1timnavissioners .
postage stainn), Your letters held confl-
dentially. 'Write to-Ofiv fnr rnv free treat-
I Their Clothes wero picked,by. brush
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slowly along, parallel to the shore and and their boots muddy. Next (nora-
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Just outside the line of breakers. , L especial work. ,lover detailed. me. to
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the manner In which we became aware ' "You'll take two of the men and go
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ashore tinder Darro'Avls Orders," giild
of the cove. It -was as uearly.the In- �
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minute I. looked ahead on 4 cliff as ,I Darrow told us to take clothes for a
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DIts. GUNN & bleRAB.
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AND ALbERTA,
unbroken (is the side of a cabin, the ,' Week, all ax apiece And a block and
Dr. W, Gum, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S.,
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very ri�,if I peered down tbe'length ,of tackle. We made up our ditty bags,
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a,cove fifty long by about fen . i stepped Into one of the surtboats and
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polls or, Duluth. " . I
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wide, a.t the end of which was a grav- I wore rowed ashore. There Da at
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CALIFORNIA, MEXICO AND FLOR-
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el beach. I cried out sharply to the - once took the lead. . � . �
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men. They wore quite as muchaston-
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. Ished ' ter, watch- : flat, through the opening or the nar- �
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Rates
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Ink, closely-, At agiveirpolut the cove i row Canyon. and so on back Into the
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Dit. T. T., MoRasi; I .
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Winter- ilasorts-;. -for - full' infor- -
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. and' all trace of Its entrance ollsa , Interior by way of the bed through
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Lost as to,iates,: dut,6 etc
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WhIcli'dowed the sulphur stream. The
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the -line where the headlands dissolved : country was badly eroded. Most of'
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Into tile background of the cliffs *and . the tln-e.we marched between porpen-
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-bat -merely because we knew of Its diqular banks about forty. feet high.
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Thes6 Were occasionally - broken by.
existeiice. The blendisig was-porfect . I
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I smaller tributary a" os of the same
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A faint ebb and flow whispered ' sort. I t would have been Impossible
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against'. the tiny gravel - beach at the ; to reach the level of the Upper coun-
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Tne-190911100flutual Fire
end - . I noted a. practicable. way from I ,: try. - The b ed of the main arroyo was
At to the .top of the cliff and from the � t flat asid:grown' *fib grasses. and berl)-
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' .f an extraordinary vividnessi due.'
J'alipposed, to the stilpbur-wAtV . The, -'
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was a beautiful light green. like semi- z- stream Itself mesindered aimlessly
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ness of,,Its depths waved and beck- I grew wartner and the sulphur smell
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oned, rose and disappeared with Inde-. I more noticeable, Above us we could.
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scrIbable' grAce and deliberation long 1 see.the sky and the Sharp elay edge of,
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reiiiher'y sea growths. In a moment :, the,arroya. I tiotleed the. tracks of
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the bottom- dbrupily, shallowed. The i . I . I
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asureri Se,alorth P..�O. I . .
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After -a mile of this t he bottom ran'
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of little fish,da ting "of 'big fish turn-! :up neaTly to the Jevel of sides, and
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and the.scraphig of the boat's bottom , .
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jumped ashore eagerly. I left . ,
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the men. very reluctant and ascended ,
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I -it natural trail to'n high.sloping down I ItWA4 round and nearly enclrqled by
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Parties desi sous w effect Issuraitee
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Dental Department. Graduate of the-
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Chicago College of Dental Surgery,,
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to' any of the above officers addressed'
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AUCTIONEER -JAMES SMITH. Ll'
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censed Auctioneer for the Couaty
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Terms of subscription -$1. per year in
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i lue the texture of Ltbeir marvelous col -
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not so paid. No paper L discontinued
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This was at os�ice varied and of great
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the -opinion of - the, publisher. The
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Mrs. Frank Engle of f."ronan, S,0'.�,
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L . rich. You've seen paluters' palettes.
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and' four children woct. Iturneol to -Jcatlt
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Advertising rates-Trafisicut ',adver-
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tempting -to rescue the children." '
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The South African Union conven-
Lou. Small advertisements. -ito.t to
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before It with the exception -of the
"Strayed," or "Stolen," etc., . ill-
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We rowed im Plw waterwasi atill. . He led the way forward and In an In
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death at Quebec in a fire that desw
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blow the L groa
over which ,t trades. steam. Thrackles and tlerdosit
(Irass.sprung knee high. A low hill Of I
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troyed the Deland buildling.
faith, be 4cdcsis�paniod - by the nattai
rose at the back. From below the fail hung bitek-muriburium but at a Sharp
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sloping toward me ran down to the
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sea. Against. 0 . find 6tenchof gases proceed.
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I not so very old, head on, her afterworks . ed from a miniature. crater whose
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white salt. - Beyond, Close under the.
Horn, and was . vastly astonished � to
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rise ofthe hill. Was anotheti Between
findailer bete against this unknown
" the two Percy Darrow had Stopped'
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Islautr Var up the coast I could Seei and was Waiting, .
with the surges dashing up like the He �yed us with a half lazi, half
D9111CING -
0010TRIGHT1111 &C.
Traing will arrive at and depart
from Clinton Station as follows
explosion of shells and ,the dliffa and quizzical; glance as we approached.
the rampart of Ill .
Ils grown with grass "Think
Anyone sandIng a sketch and descrigtion Way
gutcg, axeortain our opinion free w ether an '
In, nt on is probably I
gbohmmunica.
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BUFFALO AND GODERICH DIV.
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' the place Is going to. blovi
and cactus. A bold promontory terriii.
upl" ho,inquir with a tfuge of Irony
ed
nated theepast view to the north, mind
tionsairlotireonadent a -
sent free. W a r OnM
. tgancirforsecurinsM ,,,,,,
pat6uts U t rousth Munn #r, Zoo
Going East 1 7.85 a- m'
st if ; .
"Well, It Isn't." tie turned to me
behind It I could glimpse a wore for- If we shall stay rot
gere's
svisfanotim Witboutcharge. Maid,
I . 3,07 p*m,
where
tile and wooded Country.. Thei sky was
"
Sdendfic 1111th
if if. .
. 5-15 Is- in,
bile. Yoij and the Men are to .cut
partly overcast by the volcanic mark. 1tw,
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A 6 61Y us d w6", - 6A ch'.
Going West 1 11.07 4, Wo
14 49
It fled before theL trades, and the red a number Of these pIne. trees for It
ho se. .Better pick out the little ones,
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Ation r Nei tillo journal tom"�Rt-
. 1.25 1). In,
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still alternately blazed and clouded
a. a ye a prepaid.
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aw ,,I,. or# .
it I I
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through it.
. aboul; three or rour laches through.
V"A__*_ 03011131rostilitay'Newy 1k
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1 11.29 p. m.
As' there wag nothing more to be
I They're easier to ban.olle. I'll b6
back by noon." .
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�bNDOX, OURON
� & BRUCE DIV.
reeft here I tuened above the hollow
We set,to work then in the roaring.
lskotlae. to. be followed tr
G o Ing South
7.50 a, U1
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of our cove, skirted the base of the
Steaming valley with the vapor SwIrl.
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� 4.28 p. in:
. hill find so down to the betiols. .
Ing Us,
instead of dropping to bill place be
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straddled thefire, strotf.4blog life arms
V+ IS- taA A utf,l. .a,AIAI�Al. .t.A1.*-&
about us, somotimes concealing
Going North I 11.00 a, m.
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1 .6.36 P. M.
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Unifted Stmes Subse.elfiert
will please note that we have twi
. pay one ctut poataga on ea0h pall-
tr gobill to the Vatted Stitt -
This, means that your sulsscd�-
tion must be podd. lit -advance.
,
WWA IOU see your SubsorlpiAm
expidds, Please remit $1.00 tot aIn-
other Y60 no *10 you will, hot
Milo Any oopw of The Xo*mI.VA0--
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the hills drew back, 'The flat was'dry
find grown With thick, coarge grass,
A stream i rt of can.
, yon' on Its lalidward side, I tasted
It, found It sulpharous and it trifle
worse than lukewarm, A little near.
or the Cliff, however, was a clear, cold
tving from thb rook, and of this I
had a bittla6ing dritiLl When I. arose
from bay knees; I made, out an animal
I on the hill eriDst looking at Me, bUt
before I Could dli§tlbg,disb Itti.xarao.
terlAtleel It had d1oftitpeir0d. I
� I returned 41099 the 11do MO& 06
surf dikah,ed and �006& litillik Ad*-
.
r�'.1L,_." . ., 6W. -I - _-Mo. � . __.
sometimes half revealing us gigantic,
again in L the utterness of exposure
sho . wingus dwindled pygiales against
tho maghitudes about ,us, The,labor
wag not difficult. By the time Dam*
returned we had a pile of the Saplings
ready for his next dir6etion,
Ile Was accompanied by the niggor,
very much forrilled, verr Much ba",
h o nd cooklos Utensils,
The 4861stitat Was lazily relating tglei;
of voodooit, 4 glimmet, of mischief to
tits eyes. I
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MAPTJOA VIVI �
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r...1--7, LIVED In tbo place for thl"
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I 1 I � weeks. We were afoot shor9i
. I I . After daybri,tals. tinder way or
I U stitsup and at wock before ow
. Imto began. Three of lis, worked so
, The buII414p, and the rest formed it
pack train carr.ylax All sorts of tilings;
from the shore to the valley. The Men L
*rutablod'iflervolv tit this. !Pitt Vapl,oll*
Oeloyet drove them wJtb slight regard
for their opinion.% or feelings.
"You're gettfug, double J)Jly," Was Ills
I only wor,l. "Earn, It."'
iThey oortalitly earned it jauring,
those three weel;o. The thlop , they
brought up were* astounding. lle-41den
a lot of scleutitle apparatum a ail chests I
of elientleat supplies. gvervilils)g that ]
Could possibly be requirt-4 'hadL been
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provided by that onsolveleut yotitiX
attit.i. After wo had buitt is (oil,. low
w
stravNiv, windows were fortheoullng.
shelves. tabli-s, sinks, I'MR-PtS, forges.
bilrnem. till Cat out, fitted tkhd roady
"
� to Pitt tog, tber" each with it" propel, :
S(TOW.". 1181hS, ,CInn1pA 4)r p1pe.4 rend,r
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to our. Winds. Wben we had "Ills -hod
,We had coustrueted as complete it
laboratory Lou at stalill s,cale at; yoll
.
could find oil it college Campus. even
to tile stone 1411ar down to bed rock
for delicate� microscopic experiments
and. hot arid cold water'led froal. the,
Springs. And we were utterly tin,
skill,
ed. It. was all Percy Dnrrow�
I was toward the last engaged In
screwing on a fixture for the gonera-
tion of acetelyne gas. � .
"Darrow," said 1. "there's one thing
You've Overlooked! YOU forgot to
bring a Cupola, and a gilt wenther-
Cook for this Concern."' i
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After the laboratory was completed
we put up sleeping quarters. for the I
two men, with wide porches well I
screened, and a square, heavy store-
room. By the end of the "third, week,
** had quite finished. I
Dr. 'Schermorhorit had turned with
enthusiasm to the unpacking of his,
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chemical appara. . tus, Almost Immedl-
ately* at th . e Close of the freight car-
rylng he bad appeared, lugging his
precious chest, this time suffering the
assistance of Darrow. and had CAMP -
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ed On the spot, We could not Induce
him to leave, sio we puti up a tent for
him, Darrow remained with him by.
way of safety aigulust the men, whose
meamire. I believe, he bad taken, Now
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.that all the work was finished. the
.
doctor put lit it suddeiinopearance.
"Perey," said lie, *,no* we. will have
I the defense�.buflt.'� .
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row part' of the arroyo just before it
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rose to the level of the valley.. -
4IHere we will"build tfie stockade de-
fenSo,"'Llse anboduded, - - L- - .. '
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Darrow.and I stated at each other
blankly, .. � .
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III but come.to, be undisturbed," �an -
. nounced the doctor, with owl -like, Tea.
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tonic gravity, "and I will not be dis:
turbed." . I . . . . .
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L. Darrow nodded to we and drew. his'.
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. principal aslde.:'They conversed ear-
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ne-stly fol, i6veral nilnutes. Then'the .
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a , ssistant r�turued to me.
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,..No use," .1se shrugged In complete
return to b ' Is Indifferent. manner. -
"Stockade It Is., Better L Make. It of .
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fourteen foot logs slanted out. Dig'a I
trench across. plant ybur 19gs three or
four feet,' blad.thein at the top.. Tittles
-his Specification for It. :Go kit It.".
. I "But," . 1, expostulitted, "whafs the ,
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use of it? Even If 'the met, were dan.
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gerous that would .Just mako them
. think � you - did have something to
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guard." L . I ,� . . I . I I
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11 . I know that. Orders," replied Per -
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cy Darrow. . . .. I I
. We* bullf.' .the stoickade In 4 dak� .
'fialshei '
When It was id,.we marched to
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the beach. avd..�nevgr save In the three
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Instances of WhI6 I shall,latee tell you
did'I see the valley again. .The .next
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day.we Nvash.ed out clothes -and noved
.I ashore with 411 our belofigini;g.. " "t'
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"I'm not 'going -to ha ' ve this crew
aboard,,�' Stated Captain er
, Selov post- ,
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tively . . '11'm�.,goitlg'to clean her.1", -He
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. hiihsel.f stayed, however. .1 . 1
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. We rowed . In,:. constructed a hasty
.
. fireplace of stones, spread our blan-
,
keis and built. an untlecessary.hre near -
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the beach... . . . I
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"Clean, her!" .grumbled. Tbrackles.'
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I'My eye!" .- . . . ..L. . � .
"I'd rather round the Cape.", growled
Pulz hopelessly. , . . I . . I
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"Come, now, it can't be as bad as all
that," I tried to cheer them'. "It can'tLL
L be -wore than a week or ten days' Job,.
even.if ' We careen her." ' ' .
"You don't .know what -you're taIL-
.
Ing .about." said Thrtickles. "**It'r Worse
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than the yello* Jack. It's six weeks, at
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least., Mind when . we last ,cleaned
fieer!� he Inquired of Handy Solomon,
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I . "YOU can kIM'the book on. It." re-
plied be. ' "Down by the line In that *
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- little swab of a sand isfa*nd. Nly.�eye. .
but. dbnit,l romember!, I sweatiid my,
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liver white."' . .
! They smoked in silence..
44 That's a main qu�er contrlvafil�e of
I the petfessorls�that stockade- - like,"
ventured Soldmon� after it little.
-He doesn't want any Intruslon.." I'L
saldi , "these Scientific experiments
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are, very-dellditte." , . I
-Quite, like," he epnitnented noncom -
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We slept on'the, gi,ound that ni.erlit,
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and.bext mornlog., Undet Captain .83el-
over's directions. we conitrienced tbo
task of lightenin.- the sifilp. Ile de-
talled tb . e nigger and 17jordoIta for spe-
(,fill duty. ' L . I
L I -I'll. just see to your Shore (laafter.S."
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. he. squeaked. "YOU empty 11011,!! .
. All day long we roived back and'
forth trotil. the ship to the cove. land,
big the contents of the hold. , These
by good fortune we did not havo to
v.arry over the nock of land, for jtlqt
nbove the gravel beach -was it Arid(.,
ledgfe oil Which we could pile , tile
,
,Atores. We ate aboiled'and so had no
opportunity of' seeing what elptall)
Selover and Ills men wero, About 'tin,
Of evening. Then we (Weovered that
they had Collected And lowe
beach 11 quantity of Stateroom doors
froin'the wrock and bad' trundled the
t gnller stove to - the ed.p. whore It
awalted our assiotatice. We hitvhed
a cable to It And let It dowit gently. -
The nigger was lintneusely pleased.
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L After some experiment he, got it to�
Idtato and k^ doki4l its oil%" alinner oln '
it. After a . upper Captain i3olover row. 1
1 ed back to tfij ship. �
. "Hagen 11 he had' maid, drawlag we
I Aside, "Fut going to loavo you With
Ithem. IVN bettor that Otto ,of Us -11 I
think 46 Owner I ought to be slbioadll- i
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"Of courmsoir," #414 1. "lem, the'"'
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habituated to nutleiputlug it Coining
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lyproper Place for you-,"
. .w.
day a# exiiefig Ilke, the day that, bad
"I'm gilt() you, think so." he rejoin-
gone, 1but tile vowplotion of our job,
ed. apparently, relieved, "And any-
causitt me, qllfte b,v surprise. 4, Islad
wAy.11 to cried, witif # buret of feel.
,
throwa aryself down by I%*, Ove pro- I
ldrowsy
Ing, "I hato the gritly tooling of It 04'
pared for the sawo old half' boor OC
der my feet! $0114 0110 the Only
lskotlae. to. be followed tr
walking for a luau."
the accuotomed tieavy sleep 004 the
He left we bootfly as thoitgb a trifle
wilial early riming to toil. Tho ,evertlits
Ashamed. I thought he seemed do.
was warm. I halt closed my eym
prooW. even a little furtive, gnil yet
,
Ilaudy Solomon woo-cowlas to Last.
on analysis I could discover siottil no
instead of dropping to bill place be
deAnIte oil which to bae4suclo a ton.
straddled thefire, strotf.4blog life arms
cluslou. .
over big. bea(l. Elo let them fall with
It ,was rather a to -
, glipt; of differ
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asbarpexbolation: - .
essee from the luau I )is(! known. In
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my fatigue It oeemed hardly w9rth
_LA , 7 aloft. isky Alom, tho jolly Wien . I
thlukInk About.,
cried.
Blow high. bloW low. whot 04rawil
. The men had rolled themselves In,,
'Look Ahead. look astern, look a.-wfn4-
their blankets, tired with the long (lay.
ward, look A -let.'
Down on the. coast of the high Bar.
,plain Selover wasa:
Next morning Ca
bare -e -o," �
ailiore early. F
,le hall ,quite, recovered
.
Tile ,ffect was electrical, We all
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life Spirits and offered, me.a draw of
sprang -to onr ieet and rel , I 'to talking, I
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French brandy, which, I refused. Wi
at once.. . I I
worked hard again. Again the waster
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"By God, we're through III' cried Pill%,
returned at night to his vessel. tish,
111'4 clean forgot It!" .
time without a word, to any of Its,
The niggqr plied on wore wood.
.
Again the men, drugged by toil, turneil
,
We drew closer about the Ore, All the
fix early and slept like the deud.'
r
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Interests In life. so 1png held In the
AVO became entangled In. a mesh of
,
ba,kgroutid, leaped, forward, onger for
days like these. during which things
were accomplished, but
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reNygultion, We spoke of trivialities
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in which was
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allaost for the tirst time since our land-
no rpace for r anything b at the task s
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Ing, Iftise4 Into it temporary, but com-
imposed upon us. The .men for the
plete good .fellowship by the reiler. I
most part had little tolsay. .
0 I how the old doctor Is get.
Wonder
"Por Dios, Cot 1.4 too mooch worw"
. thig on?" ventured Thracklos after
.-,!.-tied Perolosa once.
awhile.
. '*Wh.% don't you kick to the, of(] man,
. �
"The devil's 4 preacher: I I wonder . ?11
lljoa'," Sneered ThrlieWes. .
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Cried Bandy SNOWOU,
Tile silence that followed and the
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"Let's .make 'eta a call." suggested �
8,
.ullenness with' which Perolosa read.
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PuIz. r
t1regsed himself to his work was, Sig-
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"Don't believe ttsexld appreciate the I i
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n1fleant enough of Captain. Seloral-Ist
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oompllment." i
I latialted, "Better let
past relations with the men.
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them make first call. They're. the .
And how We .did cloiatt her. We
longer established." ThIS, Was lost On
strippeof her of every Stitch aud'stiver
thesn'r of course. But we all felt'kiridly
until she floated high, an empty bull,
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'spars
to one anotber.that evening,
even her and running rigging
,
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, I Carried the glow of It with we over
ashore. I understood a ow tile crew's
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until the next morning and was there- r .
grumbling. We literally went. at her
fore somewhat diialleof to meet Captain .
with a nallbrush. .
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, Captain Selover - took urge of us '
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Selover with clouded brows and an uu- I
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,vvben we had reached this period. He
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cert,iln manner. He quite Ignored my r
greeting, . I
aurdthe nigger and Perdosa had long
, 'agea," .ho;. Squeaked, . "can you . .
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.since finished the Installation of the
�thlnk' of anything wore to be done?"
permanent camp. They find built ,us
I straightened my back and'laughed.. . � I
huts from ,the wreck, collectiag State-
. "Haven't you worked us hard � . .
room doors for the sides and ,batches,
r
I IIU,uless you .
for the roofs, hu
� ge and, solid, with Irou
.enough?" 'inquired. I
.
glid the cabins 1. don"t see what else,
rings In them. rVile brou" "ad frost
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there can be to do." .
ventilation gratings., to the doors gave
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Captain Selover .stared we over. - � I
its g1hupses of .tile coast through fret,
."And you it 'haval ,,,,,,,.r he marvel-. .r . �
work. ' The rich Inlaying of woo4s
. . .
e'd. . "Don't you see that the only . r
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surrounded no,- )17e set tip on a solid.
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thilig that keeps, this, crew from-,,ge . t, .
rock the galley stove, with, Its rails to �
. . .
tin* - restless Is keeping them - busi,i I
hold the cooking pots from: Upsetting
in a seaway. In It. we biirned dew-
.
I've 'sweet more with .my .brain'than . . I.
.the
bris of the wreek, all sorts of wood, .
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you have ,,with your .back thinking. up � I
things; to do. r I Can't see ailytfilug ,
Some sweet and aromatic and spley.-
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ahead. and then We'll; r have trouble. .. I
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as ,an Incen ,�d
, �athedral. 'I have Seen'
. .
Ob, tbey're a sweet lot!" .,;...,. .
th nigger boiling beans over a blaze
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I whistled, and my. crest fell. Here - I
o f sand lwood frag-ritit
a . . t ,as an eastern
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was -a new point of. view And - also a ' - . I
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shop. I . . �
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First we scrubbed .the ' Laughing
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new r Captain. Ezra. 'Where was the .
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confidence in- a . ilgIst of his -two.. .
Lass, thed we painted her and resized
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hands? .. � . .. � . � �
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'and tarred ber' ' standing rigging, re-
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:He sequted to,readwy r thoughts and . . � : 11
sized abol, rove her+unning gear, slush-
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went on. . . I .
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ed hermasts, finally - careened her paid
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, "I don't, feel sure , here , on , this cuss- , - .. I I
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r scraped and palated her'below. .
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ed land., It AInIt:Jikd, a deck. whore a : ' r I
- Whon.,we had qulte.r finished. we r bad
. � . .
man � has. ionic show. TheY'Can seat, . .i ... I I ; :,
tile pnebor chain dealt out to us In
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let. �; They can bide. It alli't'right to � �.
fathoms,. and. scralled. pounded had
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.pblisbpol . . that. r These .were . hioleed,
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- p9t a loan ashore alone with such a , 7 .: .q I
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days full of labor. , ' . .
crew. I'm doing my best, but It allift. . � - -
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. BeIng-busy from *morning until night,,
g6lal r to r be, good enough. -I -wish we - , . . .
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. were safe In:FrIsco'harbor"_.. . . .... . I .
%ve knew but-littlei of wbat.,�ras about
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He would have maundered on., litit I I .. ...
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seized his arm. and led him out of , - .. . I
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"Here, buck up!", I Wild to him Stern- I � .
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ly. "There's nothing to be -geared,or. . . _.
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and *elvi got'-gu ns. -We coprld , .
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even Sall their schooner at ,a, pinch andr ' . . I . I .
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leave them here. You've stood them I
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off before." I . . . . . � . . . . I . I
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4�Not.ashore,ll rotested Captaln'$el- � . .
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over wea y� :. . � .. �
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f'Well,. they. don't know that- Don't . . .
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ter them see you've .lost your nerve I 1. � . .1
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thig'way.11 - He did not . even -Wince at - r . I r. ,,. . I I .
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as one lit the. dark or its a sea aulnia. � . ..
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the. P..1,a(Is. Courage had given plaOii tcl .
edge of .the beach. There A
fear. (leelsion to wavering and single- I .
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easo and smoked Our pipes. ia silence,
n6sr, of mirnosp to a divided counsel., � I
too- tired to talk. Even Handy Solo-
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Ele who had'so 1b . orotighly dominated - . I I . I
cle of light were mysterious tblngs�
the entire ship eagerly accepted ad. , I I
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vice of sue, a tuall without.'experlence. .. .. I .
Ings of figures.. callings of voices, )rus.
That e,,:erjlng I sat apart considera-,
tlin . g of feet.. �We knew them for the
bly disturbed. - I felt that the ground .
gart-alid the wind In the grasses", but
had dropped away beneath m feet.. . � I
they were not the loss mysterious for
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,source of thit tranquillity and how .
Phould have passod most of our even-
soon It must fall. ,.Witfi opportunity .
Ings, together. As .it mutter of fact We
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So Spear very few. Eariy In the dasic
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speculatlop, more cupId14. How '040 . .
the Captain Invariably rowed himself
1 to meet it, with none to back me. but I
but to his bt!loved selinotier, What lie
it soared mano an absorbed man and an I
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he was scrubbing her teeth, "Old
Scrubs" they Called histi. to his back.
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made kilo grat visit to us the , I
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very next evening. 110 Satin -
"tie has to clean up after Ills own
tered In with it Mexican toto
feet, he's so dirty." sagely ptoffOred
husk Cigarette between his lips, Cirry-
Handy Solomon. And this was true.
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Ing,A lantOril, blew the light out and
The seaman's prophecy hold good.
Sat down With d carelesS greeting, ail
Seven week,s bold no at that fts(mal
though he had seen its only the day
job -seven weeks of goild, grinding
before. .
"Hullo, boyS01 said he, "been bUSyTI
Work. The worst Of It WAS that We
Were kopt at At so 'breathlessly. al;
"How are ;o, Sir?" replied Handy .
though our very oxisioinde word to de.
sollonson. "Oood Lord. saaws.' took at
pend on the headlong rush Of Out' Ja-
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bot. And then we bad fully halt the
Out eyes followed the direction of '. 0
Stores to put Away again and the Oth-
blis forefinger, Agitingt the dark blue
dr halt to transport painfully over the
of the evening sky to northward glow. .
neck of land from the Cove to thO
94 it faint phosphorosteneo. stroll AhAp-
beadhiI
td, froat w1alch shot. with puleatlag *
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So lkoeu6tomod had I betomo to tbo
reoUlatity, long Ahtifto of 41ght Th" I 1,
routine In Whiab Wd Wokid, linVolV014 41A
boAt Almost to the fAtilth And' back I
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