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By RAFT SABATINI
e Gi ksF1ve Sioi-yEverTold
Captain Blood smiled sardonic ap-
preeiation of the honor res'(•veil for
els leen: It was pt'ecic•Iy what he
would havt. expecte(1. Fur the hue -
thy deuhg(•ra; for 1V1. 1'!e Ri),
:,ref 11.1(1 honor, glory and profit of
1. ht - ntnfprise,
at is 00 honor which 1 must de-
, lel a," said ht' quits, coldly. Wol
v 1'.t in( ttrunted approval 11101 1Ime-
thorny and Ybervil10 nodded. "I
will not i' i1 my nuns into Fruth
anger."
"Look you, M. h. Capitally', in:r
you ilre afraid to undortalto thi -
t.hing, i will myself undhrtalc 1 it," 111
RiNarol doel41tv'd. "if 1 410 s',. I
A lucky :!:oi from the buccaneers
had fouru the powder magazine.
coil !rave oroced you wrong, and 1
have a word to say to yoti to -
:sorrow which you may not like. 1
:.n1 being vory' generous with you
u. Yuu haul leave to go,"
It was sheer obstinacy and empty
pride that drove hinr, and oto rc'cev-
ed the lesson he deserved. Close up -
4,0 fifty lives wore lost in the advon-
ure, togrther }:fih ...t.: l:i ,wen
mute stored with ammunition an 1
light guns. The Baron went hack
t" his flagship an infuriated, but by
no means a wiser malt.
Ho was awnh'rvllI at down 1.1' the
allitrg thunder of guns, Emerging
pet; the' poop. in night-cap and 1iHp-
'rs, be beheld a o .eht that lncreas,d
s unreasonohle fury, The four
uccanoer .,-hip: under canvas were
if n )elle off the Boca China and
flu more than half a toile from the
alndor of the -fleet, and from
it clanks flame and smoke wore
thing each time they swung broad
e to the great round fort that
1•dod the narrow ontrattco. The
t, although returning the fire vi;;
usly and viciously, was suffering
ly. Vet for all their maneuvring
hucemu"rrs were not escaping
nishmonL The starboard gunwale
the Atropos had been hammered
to srtlinf:eos, and a shot had caught
rer astern in tho coach. ' Tho-
eth was badly battered 1 about the
reeastle. and tho Arabtllla's main-
s) had boon shot away. whilst to-
ercis the end of that engagement
e Lachesis carne reeling out of the
t with a shattered rudder, steer-
" herself by sweeps. There was a
'rifle explosion; half the fort wont
in fragments. A lucky shot from
puccanim•s had found the powder
a,t'•,azina.
It may have been a couple of
ors later when Captain Blood, as
uce and 000l as if be ltad just
no from 11 lover, stopped upon the
anter-dcek of the V.ictorieuse, to
nfront M. de Rivarol, still in bed-
wn and nightcap,
"i. have to report, M. le Baron,
tat we are in possession of the fort
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of its tnwrr, and the way into the
olt."r harbor is moot to y0,o•
"You 10,1101(1 thn',. the -.11.1111 of
our coming action. It Is spread be..
Coro you like 11 leap."
Blood pointed out the tort at tho
mouth of the inner harbor and orl'er•
' 1 x plan Of 1111.1111 victory with
Cartal:ena g„Id insured the invaders.
At noon an the morrow, shorn
of defences and threatened with
1)nrnbar11n1(nt, Cartagena sent offers
r • 1411' o M. di. Rivarol. The
,r (1111(111 .) t
plunder 40041 enormous. In tho emir -e
nt -Tour clays over a hundred smile)
141 1. 11 with gold meat .out of the city
and down to the' boats waiting at the
be:teh to convoy the Uta -ore aboard
t1)'• =hips.
CHAPTER XXV.
THE HONOR OF M, D1: RIVAROt,
During 11.14 capitulation and for
some time after, Captain lilood and
thy 11411111' portion of his burcaneers
had 111(•11 at their post on the heights
of Nuostra Senora de la Poupa, ut-
t'o'ly in ignorance of- what 401141 talc-
s > place, RI'si:'ntment suloulder1d
motig,t his men for a white, to
dome nut violently at the red of
111,1 week in Cartagena. ft was 0ah1y
by un11rtldcing to vole,- their gricv-
ance t-, the Paton tout their captain
was able for a 111111))!nt to pacify
than, 'Phot done he went at once
hi que•,st. of M. de Rivarol,
"M. b• 1 'on, 1 must speak frank•
ly: and you must suffer it. illy men
'r',. nn the 140110 of ninthly. -'P11.,y
4en11'ud 10 know when this sharing
of 114.• 1-111131 •. to !ako !'Inca, aryl
when they are to receive the fifth
for which their 11(11''110 provide, The
men know that it excre,ls the 111(0"
11101.10 Iotad of forty millions. They
insist that 1111 treasur:,.itself be pro-
dur,d and weighed in their presence,
1 4.11711 you thin tnt,ss you yield to
a demand that I consicln' just and
thirel'ori• uphold, you may look for
troubh•, and it would not surprise
me if you never leave Cart 1. 'ena at
1111, nor convey a single gold nine"
4414 1101111 to France."
"Ant 1 to understand that y00 are
rhroatellifg Me?"
"Y011 110 11111 141100,' the ways of
butotowol:,. If you pi•rsist Carta-
gena will be drenched in blood, and
wititev1r thy 011tco1411' the King of
Franca will not have boon well sorv-
„ d.'
The mud of it all 441s that NT. de
tlivarol govt. a promise aft once to
make 11 c u(Tessau'y preparations,
and it Oitaalfn lilood and leis officers
would wait upon hint on board the
Virtnrieusc to -morrow morning,. the
trea ui•,, should be produced, weigh-
ed in their presence 4111(1 tu'ir fifth
share, surrendered throe and then in-
to. their own keeping.
Among the bnccanecrs that night
thew' was hilarity- over the sudden
ahltlu1,ni of 114. de Bdvarol's mon-
strous pride, But when the next
dawn broke. Over Cartagena, they had
the otpianutfon of it. The only ships
to be seen in the harbor were the
Arabella and the Elizabeth riding at
1,111:1101 and the Atropos and the La-
chesis 11011nedl on the beach :for re-
pair of thl' darnagu sustained in the
bombardment, The. French ships
wer1 gone.
Blood was reduced to (lospahir. If
h1 .followed now, Heaven knew what
would happen to the town. Unable
to roach 11 decision, 1118 own 111011 and
ITagthorpa's took the matter off his
hands, engin to give chase to RI'vai'ol,
Within an hour, the water -casks
nt least replenished anti stowed
01)041111, the Arabella and the Eliza-
beth
beth put to sea, again upon that an-
gry chase.
"What now, Peter?" cried the
young ,Terem4' Pitt. ".Loral. elan
what is tltero hero to fret you? Sure-
ly 'tisn't the thought of Itiveroll"
"No," said Blood thickly, And for
nice' he was communicatiye. It may
well bo that he must vent the thing
that oppressed hint or be driven mad
by it. And Pitt, after all, was his
friend and loved him, and. so, a pro-
pos. aunt for eonfitienees. "But if
she kney, i 1t' she knew! 'h, Glad! I
had thought to have done with pir-
acy; thought to have Urine with it
for
ever, Yet hero have T been Com-
mitted by this scouudrel to the worst
piracy that (over T was guilty of.
Think of Cartagena! Thi)tk of the
hn1') those devils 1041.11 bo melting of it
now! And T must have that on my
soul)"
Setting a course for Hispaniola,
ainoe they judged that thither must
Rivarol go to refit before ottoinpting
to ernes to Prance, the Arabella Lind
tho Elizabeth plou,A•hed briskly north-
ward with 1! moderatf'ly 1(1001811.
4'iud fol' two daly.:old n145111s wi•!h-
nn1 e vir catching a 11(1111,1 of their
,parry. The- third dawn brought
with it a 1tar.,• which cirrmuO'libed
th•'ir rang, of d=ins t0-,mu•ihl1lg
L.144. 4 (1 14011 :11141 three 1»iles, and
4,•,•0,1 n,.(I their growing vexati•nn
and their at,1 r'heusion that Al. de
Ili• (1101 11,1•;11 e w•ape 11(,41 ultogeth-
They bud .tiunui,•a 1111 their 111
!l1r11t�1iilull,
lirl
t,a
r1f
"Dammer ,What's to laugh at, you
porpoise?" spluttered mulberrycoat.
hoard 1)1,11111 some thirty miles to
Wi•stwtnd, and, 111110011 away to the
northwest, faintly visible as at bunk
of cloud,, appeared the groat ridge
01' the Blue Mountains whose peaks
wore thrust into the clear angor air
above the low-lying haze. The wind
was no's ti4rly, and it bore tt their
:,.'s a booming sound which in 1000
(,xpl'rienct. l ears might have passed
r i1)" breaking' o" .'tiff '111'111
shore.
"Ours!" said Pitt, who shoot with
Blood upon the quart,"r-dec'k. Blend
e'oddt.d, listening.
"'1''•n 111110 away. perh'tpa fifteen
—somewhere of" Port Royal, I , 11(111141
judge," Pitt (141411.41. Toren hr lookxl
Ut
his captain. "Does it 001100111
us:"' ho asked.
"Guns off Port loyal . , . that
should argue Colonel Bishop at
Work. Anyway, we'll stand in to in-
cevt.igote."
01000 -haul,.,] they tacked !month -
,•r, guided by the sound of combat,
for an hour, perhaps. Then, as,
telescope to his op, Mood raked tho
haze, the .irons abruptly" ceased. 'Choy
h11d to "heir cours0, noverthlless,
with all hands on deck, ('0(4011,0, an-
simisly scanning the sea ahead. And
presently an object 10®0111 into view
Which 8000 defined itself for a :t'aat
ship on Titre. As tho Arabella with
tho Elizaht'th following easel1 rac-
1d nearer on their not't11Wc1t,rly
tock, the outlines of the blazing vrs-
101 grew (dooms
"(An English 44111p!" ho cried.
FTo .canned the :Seas for the oon-
(IuerOr in the battle, ' of which this
•1•inl eviderlel, was (1414101 to that of
the sounds they had heard, and the.'
at last els they drew closer to the
doomed 4'0414101, they made out the
shr'dowy outlines o1' three tall 5111110,
0011e three 01' :tout utiles away,
standing in toward Port Royal. 1' •.t.
who through the telescope was ex-
amining Clte receding squadron, ob-
served 'things apparent only to the
01,0 of tho trained mariner, and 010de
the incr(1dib11 announcement that the
largest of these three vesesls was Rd-
varol's Virtoriouse. ' They tools in
sail and hove to Ms they ram,' up
with tit' drifting boats, lad"o to
capacity with -survivors.
CHAPTER XXVI
1111•; ,14-111Vi01) Or XING W! L1,1 Air
One of the boat,, hlu»ped along-
side the Arabella, and tip the en-
trance ladder came flt'st a slight.
spruce little g'entlentor in a ('1st • P.
mulberry satin laced with gold,
whose wizened, yellow, rather peev-
ish face Was trope(' in a heavy
black periwig, lis modish and cost-
ly apparel had nowise suffered by
the adver'turc through which he had
passed, and he carded himself with
the easy 11suranco of a:roan of rank.
tie wits closely followed by one who
in every particular, save that of ago,
was the phydsieal opposite, corpulent
4111 111 brawny, vigorous way, with a
full, round, weather-beaten face
whose mouth 10110 humorous and,
Whose eyes were blue and twinkling.
tis tho little man stepped from
the ladder into the waist, whittler!
010,11itn 'Blood had gone to roceive
him, his sharp, ferrety dark eyes
swept the uncouth ranks of the Ms.
sembh'd rl'ey0 of the Arabella.
"And where the devil may I be
111110'?" he (it^mended irritably. "Are
you English, or what the devil aro
you q"
"Myself, 1 have the honor to bo
Irish, sir, My name is 431ood•-'-Cap•
1.8444 peter Blood, and this, is my ship
1141 Arabel111, all curs- 1410111 at your
1,1411' "
-wood!" Amino(' tt,' little 1111111.
•'O 'lbl00d! A pirate!" Illi 4W1111:;
(o 1Pu• Colo !1.. Who t'ullawed (tint-,-,
":1 d:,111(1,•,1 lnradf•, v m 'lir ,nyle11,
I1,a,.1 my 111 A,, hut: 1 o'',. come from
a+'v II i t 0 C•h n'y'hrtls."
' " 'uiti tlus oth+r7 :Gutturally,
and 11:r14111, "S( " 'l'h'n 1ho 110100 -al•
of it tool; him, and h1 yielded to 41,
"Drumm"! What's to laugh at, you
p0rpni,;e?" phu.ter'•d. mulberry -coat,
fine tab. this'll make at 110111'•!
,tlini'ral van der K,lylen zrd: loses
In,: fleet in the night. then 11a; his
flagship fired au100 him by a Froneit
sgnadroll, :mil coals 1111 by heing cop-
tnrad by a pirate, I'm 11(111 you fold
it matt"r for laughter. Shier' for
my :11114 1 happen to be with you, I'm
damned 1441' I do."
"Thero's 11 misapprehensi0u, it I
may malts, r Fn - bold as to 0,01111 it out"
put ix Blood 1 11011ly "You a1„ not
raptured, gcntlemnn; you are reseu-
ad. 'tVhon you realize it, perhaps it
will occur to you to acknowledge the
hospitality T ani offering you. It
'not' he poor, but it is the boot rat my
'11.,1111:=411."
"Domino! Do you permit yourself
to he 11.44)1(•81?" he disapproved hint, 1
"1 ant Lord Willoughby, hinr Wil -
Ham's Governor-General of the' West
Tnrbes, and this is Admiral vat 'rim
Nuylen. coalition/ler of His Illat ..ty-'.-
Went Indian foot, at present mnlr.1
sem"where in this danmod Caribbean
S*'a."
"I': til'illiam?"' 11tl:,t14 1:loo(1.
"And who may ye King Wi'1i.nno tool
of what may 1)1 bo King"
"1 4011 alluding to His )1 ti'•sty,
hint William III--Willfant of or-
ange --who, with Q110011 ]Lary 1104
boon rulingF,ngdand for two months
and more."
"D'ym mean, sir, that thry'41' inn.=.
,) i)' .1, 11•, . ..t 1,,,•..,. 'n,
NV that •�.0rl'•:-1 Janie • and his
gang of ruinous?"
't'Slifc• 1 Hadn't you heard?
Vher, the (hail 1114',• you been at
1111'''
rienv, he goo., ,4't (tycoon!. At -
ter that, with 1+'ll'.' c''d 1)11'u:hnc,'8
that obnard his 01111 they should lee
honorably. entreatOd, Captain Blood
led the Governor-G1nr.'r:ib and 11)'
Admiral to hos cabin, what time the
wok. of reseue wont on.
"Go home, if you will," ,r,id 1)04
lordship when comfortable, 1-I,'re f
a great chance for you, ,:11110 you
declare yourself sick of ltirarv.
Should you choose to serve K'ac
William out here during this war,
your knowledge of the Wool 1041141
should render you a very va11itable
servant to His Majesty's Govern-
ment, which you would not find un-
grateful. You should consider dt.
Thome, sir, I repeat; it is a great
chane.e you are given."
Pitt came in to report that the
work of rOsCue was at tut enol, and
thy mull picked up --some forty -live
in all—safe aboard Clip two buccan-
eer ships. H„ asked for orders.
illood rose.
"1 am negliglxlt of your lordship's
concerns in my consideration of my
own. You'll bo wishing one to land
you at Port Royal:"
"At Port Royal!" The. little man
squirnmd wrathfully on his seat.
Wrathfully and at length he inform-
ed Blood that they bad put into Port
Royal last evening to fled its Deputy
Governor absent. "He had gone on
some wilderness chase to Tortuga
after buccaneers, taking the whole of
tlh: fleet with him."
"Is Rivarol moan' of ,fids?" Blood
cried sharply,
It was the .Dutcih Admiral who
answered him, "Vonld he go dere
if lie were not? M. de Rivarol he
take some of our men prisoners.
Berhabs des- dell him. 13erhabs he
nlalte,dellt tell. Id is 11 groat obho).-
dunkly,"
And their own they made her in
the end, and at cost of nearly half
their numbers, Driven to 111e quar-
ter-deck, fire surviving defenders,
urged on by the infuriated Itivarol,
maintained awhile their dospel'ate
But in the end, Rivarol went down
with 111 bullet in his head, and the
Ft'onch remnant, numbering scarce-
ly a scoro of whole men, called for
g41110111'.
Even then the labors of Blood's
men Were 110t'at an en(1, Tnc Pliizll-
b0th and the Medusa were fight -
locked, and I'lagthorpe's followers
were being driven bank aboard their
own ship for the 000014d tittle,
Prompt measures were demanded.
Whilst Pitt end his seamen bore
their part with the sails, and Ogle
went below with a gun -crew. Mood
ord0t'ed 111 grapnels to be loosed at
once. Lord Willoughby and the
m!re) were already aboard rho Vie
tordeu„'. As they swims off to the
t'escu0 of Flagthorpo, Blood, from
the quarter-deck of the conquered
vessel, looked his last upon the ship
that lead served him so well. A.
moment she rocked after Tion releastl,
these slowly and p'rudtlally sattlod
down, the water gurgling ling an(1 11141y-
rl'7 shout hes• tul»na-t0, all that ro-
w lill'd vi ilio to mark the spot
whore :he had lnr't hor h,1dr•utit AS !10
,taxi t1), re, above 114-'.lut'-t1y ttan1-
bb•, ill the %oat of the Victorhome,
.orae one' 0,11141, }Whin,/ hila 1,111:
1)1111 Mood, never 1 11,1,' have I , •0 (l
the 1'»po5.lhl,• lila110 0,o;::ihlr by 1"--
"u. ,• 10111 4'11101', or virtory so gal-
lu ,fly stm6•h,vl from d. 1041!."
11'
tornoil, ;14111 io'-e(ted to Lord
Willoughby a fornlOI:bbl, front. Flit
headoilecr was 'now, 1.1'-, lir l t plate
Mist. rt, Ids right , .t rag hanging
1,010 1.5 shorilder uhoaf a naked
1411, 111' was, Splashed from lo'ul to
foot With blo,nl, 81111 th:re was blond
from 1'l ae'rlp wound (bot he. bred t111c-
en, 11)141! 11,' 111.4 hair .11111 mixing with
t4,. JCIin1'' of powder on his faro to
render him 41111}0 1 liable.
But from that h( 1'1'11) . u; t 4 two
, . vivid r looked cart u1' t••rnaturally
1,1 ht. ,:nil a 1001 thos• e)' '0 t.4' 0 4, 0)','
110.d piou7.hrd 4,41011 .1 furrow through
the. Filth of tri.: cheer
CHAPTER X7XVIII.
H1 : EXCELLENCY THE 01)111.11).
OIt.
1t was not until t1)„ '-,v,'ning of the,
following day that 4'.n der Iiuylen's
truant t1,•..t of nine• ships came to an-
ehor in tho harbor of Part 1111,0111,
and its (1li, :,:, Dutch and h:nwlish,
ntn,le terru<unted With their a'1.
an 11'41 1011,. opinion of their worth
Six 4h:ps of that deet w. re 1t1-
'tantlr rt.litte4 for :(a. Thor(' wrr,•
0th<r West India settlononts de -
mantling t1 vi?it 111 in;pr ctb n at
Ow new 001001111,1-11a al, and T,nrd
1',•611111hhy x41., in 11:1.1, to sail for
41).ln13111';,
:111'1 ul'anwhile," he c'ot"p1.::•!'•c1
1)1,: (iehnlraii, "1 ate detain' il 'e
by rho absence of this fool of a D.
nera••C('y'• "141"
.lir:,: Put o1 it not 0'rr-.1414,
you r4madn for (lot. And uu•anrlinlc
I dc, French will hat' d,ir eve 011 Bar -
hallos, rich is not roll def„tided, You
haf hoer (bust the mon you vont.;
fl” will 14(411114• no inst•u('shnns, (114
on., tie will know- how in m1,4u
Port Royal sari", h,'ddel' nor you or
men"
"4041 111[•1141 Blood:' Ti:gad1 r had
thought of it; and rip ole, who 'into:"
1)1ooc1 was sent for. He was a
trifle dazzled by the honor proposed
to him, when T.ord Willoughby made
it known. It was so far beyond arty-
'hing that h,• had dreamed, and he
was n'saii('d by doubts of his capa-
city to nndel'take so onerous a
(+armp,
1 . '1f)annnr• 1" :napped Willoughby,
"should I nff,•r it unless i were satis-
fied of your rnpiloity? 11 that's your
only objection—."
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1427,
"It is not, 1ny lord. I had 10001011 d BUSINESS111 1eai
upon going 1111(1 so I bad. I am
hungry for the green lanes of. Eng-company,HE industrial Aiorxr rs'fe and
Futt.vin,sr„s of Earnizl
hind, lb. *1};111•(. •' fh11, W111 be 14'.,1111le, lire pr( 0,1111 1 r„ a hr, •r.• n:.. ,1
at,nb' ldooti ((1x fn t1) • 1,1chards 91 1414 •t1'., 1111 , „ i + ..,r,;
1 1',r
1.1,k/
A 1,19„.111. Ill lordship's neT(ha tn; dnuits
tris't Morse, OAS
and anv"sye00
,vlp.1nytUire Ur, 1111• 1 1' ., r, and
1.1111.14 .1 u1', 114;1• „ •1'"1 'Wl,'0 41)^ do-
.. A1:p1' 1410 1''»Y,:'"' 11..
ed (d Derr fi,•r !;114,'1' u.
•,•d l:i, Lrmvs ;anti 1,111,,,i bio
11 1ty lips. eye-, tWinkl'41 !:uui
room ay 1n Iu ;stools face.
44,11(1 `Fere boodle A"'
141} lord Wi0•cd,'r3 tif•rc('lr upntl
1'artaiu Blood.
-It 4'01i Wert y'„ua• 11.1-.' !"1'11•„11 tt
an41 your fetor.. •0sure'1, this i, yr u'
h 111'•1•. Your duty lir s 1) re, :it fount
:1, dun 1. t1) wc,• 111,1.. t1'heu
111' 14111 4'••) }011 111.1y fret bm,-k to
!+A;»ers-t olid ehler Or your 11(7110,)
Ir, 14411,! 1411,1 it•: pothcr•Jl, but unit!
Ito n }011'11 mato. Poo b"st nt 311,1)113,0
:,n•1 rum,''
1'44/1 dor isito tau -
;
11 a•, lint Ilium! rotnai 'd solemn
Captain Blood sees the enemy.
t" the point of glumness, His
thought: woo. 0,1 Miss Bishop. who
was somewhere hell• in this very
house in which they stood, but 4011001
Ire had not soon since This (111011. Iiad
she but shown him some compas-
sion
And thou the rasping voles. of Wil-
loughby cut in again, upbraiding him
for his hesitation, pointing out to
11111 his incredible stupidity in tt•ifl-
htg with stub a golden opportunity
11) this, H0 stiffened and bowed.
"My lord. pots are in the right, 11
:hall he as you wash; and y11y 1.r.lte-
fully. lot ole assure your lordship. 1
(To Be Continued),
P�if . J. D WD
AUC Ti-::7N,ss."F R
f -i.. „141 ] n )",: ,
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aur,nr., Kit, Glass. In.:uraiwo, etc.
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AGENT FOR
Heel Automobile and Wind les,
COMPANIES
For e;usse--la and vicinity Phone 64
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Hartford Windstorm sod Tornado insurance
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Advertise vout• old gnods and (111)11• thr m.
Advertise your neW';;'ol)ds and sell th('nl
before they get old,
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it better,
\dvertise when business is p"'11'
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