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'If that is it living voice,- return- gos ready rained to Itis hand:, 1 fear,
Muir. "I ant glad to hear it; for Rut enough said, now let each party
all thought „, fallen { ,
11
t- ltt the man had t c n int e to the use of his means and his
the late fearful contusion. Rut, Mss 1 'ts." - -•
tet Pathfinder, although ye*re enjoy- Throughout this dialogue. Pathfin-
._, tine society of your friend Cap.— der had kept his body covered, lest
.?tet :1 great tdeasure do I know it to ;t treacherous shot should be aimed
try the experience of two Clays • at the loop, and he now directed Cap
.: night ressed in 0 hole in the Ito ascend to the roof in order to be
rth,---0e ve lost that of Sergeant , to readiness to meet the brat assault.
Dunham. who h:1s fallen, with all the although the latter used sufficient
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ing his u t in a battle afloat. His a}r-
p(-'tel'all(- was one of the ceases of
the extraai•dinal•y clamour among
the assailants; 0vho, unused to see
their enemies o eecklass. opened up
on hien with their tongues, like • a
peck that. -has the fox in view. Still
he appeared to possess a charmed
life for, though the bullets vehistb'd
around hits On every side, and his
clothe, were several tunes torp, no-
thing. ('tit his skin. When the shell
p.teeed through the logs below, the
old sailor dropped hi; bucket waved
his hat, and gave three cheers; in
wh}eh heroic act he was employed
when the nussle exploded 'Preis char-
acteristic feat probably saved Ids life
for from that instant the Indians
ceased to fit's at him, and even to
shoot. their Slanting arrows at the
block having taken up the notion
simultaneously, and by cuhnnon eon-
'ent. that the "Saltwater" was mad;
and it was a singular effect of Hosie
nlrtgrrani lllity never to lift a hand
against those whom they imagined
devoid of reason.
The conduct of Pathfinder was
as
'
veil,. different.different.Everythingerpthing he did was
regulated by the most exact calcula-
tion, the result of long experience
and habitual thoughtfulness. His per -
sett was_ kept carefully out of a line
with loops and -the spot that he sel-
ected for hie lookout was one quite
far from danger; the celebrated
guide had often been known to lead
forlorn hopes; he had once stood at
. ,tel sten he led in the late 0'`1'"11 ,1i1il;-t+nce, 110 1Ou11t1 no less than ten th,' ;take suffering under- the vetted-
u1d halt' it lazing (((TOW etic'king to the bark. tie's and taunts of savago ingenuity
.:e n. Lunulc wo ! though 1
t world ay,: been 1001'1' ,fi`1 1'e't and while the sir was filled with the yells and ferocity without quailing; anti
i
1.- •,'ads of his exploits, coolness and
dewing -tv(re to be heard :all along
that extensive ftotitie'r, or wherever
then dwelt and men contended, stat
1 this oven:do/1 etre who did not.
lee. his history and ('1(11':k•ter rne;fit
cte thnni.:ht hi• 0"ee',1001 cat•,' any
n'11,' 1 attention to , t-nre.0'r1'0-
from an unw-oa:ily
1,10. tou:9d. ,'"ilv Itut such :t ,iti4go wellhhi (lot
.i, 11; Itrr: „f air i, ten, • hate u'i l -r: tone} his-ubj,tct; 111'
" l ttol- t„ n1y4 , 041 ih,•ir 1111001 f'u lit,' liar bethouxht him ei' Mab. -1
n4 r,.e as 1 h' 1 11110,,', tli' triol1- and „t wart might possibly 1,.. the
Acre v;v', 1+tau.
and it },wined e'oti•h. imote's to that pour :^it•I
iu'd e11 .. lnonl,'nt, to h' ui i any casualty ((0fs111 11i0 0 11'.
ata glassy ey,-0,•:101 t( ]c,ndl', Pur tat' 0,relleeti0n ('011')' utti h• -t:-
' ,r :e•'•d iris int'ltert than clanged him cu--
i .. :.)id that the 1,,. t t 1''t.tn nen to s
,-1,.e,=1; it 11:141 ,1e(tte,i, as }n' listened t."n8(1'y l rrtarle•Itl'f•. He w'a? Its (act,
n. t \i:ei ,a '1' at, 1p1`010•. 11 0(i nnai Mabe} feest ''u, c t ((( (0. whit silo ,, 1,1 )< . TM' „ 1 e roe- i o h • stn 011 to rear. that h' neh•er hothoutthl
} d that 1. 0,a,on e
'('.-11t1,, ,`tett }i,a;tl', to watudlithe of the eenetr1etion (titers might
i .J nu+ r„ lint ,t tett e >on his e'mluct, 11(11 whtiie in
^itr•efer rel, tit: lis:ht em;tlaam.•c,., 1 ■1
)',' t:n ;v. `i -111'' he rau,t-ted. 0(11)) let the Oreatadiel'.; n•,an''ts of dancer he ((0104 with
at ,'i ,1 n •1;1, „111 '0111 I, •,} fat.! Tl., t?1e't des', to tt't,k us itz the wirdun1 Id th" "'11"11l. it war- 1(1-
,t ,. „�. uk et, a t ..,d ar>4btit
eenn1ng' to seed ., e,,it)%11in'ii'ne,i oaf-, and wl1 Iii of the e'ne'my. A rap1(1
cntiln/:a1:,1. 14111001 , ws:` iis'hacrg„ of ('i; es followed, and th,,
-t (,idWitl'a-txn,,tn;'. xnr1 14111.1s -1'e rat 'v.'' a`lst t1'•
man. , .d if � } 1, 1 r,- :,.• l[ 1
am). h''' 1n -an . ,n 1 way' to =h"w` that 1110 ,41.1u!'111,1 11 ,''i . ricalsly r;ruuuc 1, 1"1,
n w, -r.• .,,load;. hny:eter, Str
ih '!, a .rli,.. }o,rhrind„r :nor (12;11':1t.1'
til'h 1 ',(:!o (1,' n 1011 at,00i'hed
n' .t ', , 4,. , 1'lr'' She 11
r I, ,n t el 1 .h'
-, aati 1 s0 with the simplicity of 0 chiles.
at,'e,. .....1.1(( y e ani • ..ell - e,;F • :roc;” - For the first ten minute; o}' the
t.' l,, • in y t ,,,: it I'Ii'" atthat in-t:,tri the bee(' report assault. Pathfinder never 1'1115e,1 the l
ehnteeel, Thr whole 1'ec, s 0er11p3'd
,..t„t, ,.• ,-1 :n 1...h•ee of ,t sen I1u'ot en tete• nicht ,and the larac'rh of Ili; ride front the 111(x,
r. tats cit- ab,nu half' a [Moine.nat.', gnat as the lifie!
1'9.. '.,1 us , n'i rm}rtlr•- 1 h 1 1 }
hundred's striking the apertures,
slut when Pathfinder heard the sound
of moceassined feet and the rustrustling.of brush at the foot of the building
he knew that the attempt to build a
tire against the logs was about to be
renewed. 110 now summoned Cap
from the roof wh're indeed all the
danger had c c. r ed and directed hint
30 stand in readiness with his water'
at a hole immediately over the spot
assailassailed.One less trained than our hero
'would have been in a hurry to repel
this dangerous attempt also. and
might. have resorted to his means
pteenaturely not s( with Pathflader.
His aim. was not only to extinguish
the tire. About which he -felt little
apprehension, but to give the enemy
a lesson that would render him wary
during the remainder of the night.
In order' to effect the latter purpose,
it. became necessary to wait until the
light of the intended conflagration
should direct his Rim, when he well
knew that a ver)' slight effort. of his
skill would suffice,. The Iroquois were
permitted to collect their heap of
dried brush, to pile i1. against the
block, to light it. and to return to
their covers without molestation. All
that Pathfinder would suffer Cap to
do, was to roll a barrel filled with
water a1 1110 hole. immediately over
the spit, in readiness to be need (1t
the proper instant. That moment,
however, did not arrive, in his Jude,
rent., until the blaze. illuminated the
surrounditrg hushes, and there had
been time for his quick and pr'acti1011
eye to (101'('1 the forms of three or
fou' lurking savages, who were
watching the progress o1: the flames,
the (tool indifference of men :u.
cust(nled 11( Iuek 00 11111111111 merry
Wath at}
pa�. P1011, indeed., he :;1,(41.1.
Are' cern result, 'friend ('8111•' ere
asked. '.The beet begins to strike
lire ('reciteee: and altle m It
the' g1.4,01,g1.4,01,1010 the rtes ,ti' 71o' fiery
orf :rn ill-t'a(pn.r•dl man, they
may intra a Irla '` 1f .one
Un �oke-0 own, tete mach. .1r>• - you
t r,o1 wt all 1110 barn le Ne,• that 11
bee t1, ese
yield t. (d 1hat n„ur ui
1ll,' °.181,'1. 1• w•a)l' 1.•'
"All readyd !' a11,W0r"Ca 11, in the
Mall 1101' ill which a :10010101 1`4,14110.,.li"1`4,14110.,.1,1
1111011 a 11,'ntand,
'1311.11 w1111 1 (1. 11, word. .e'vca be'
Mier-ill/pal rem in a '111(1ai time. nor
Scut risky in a 111111,'. iVeit 1(I' 110'
word."
While the Pathfinder was giving
th•,1' dii:r('tione, he was also making
his ',w11 el.aerations; for he saw 11
'.0.1(14 time 1.t 111. K11111'"'I' was d01ih
19 -
>r:dely (1::-"'l. pointed. olid 4i:-
n 1.
.r .,1 1 I ,0), 1 ,111
/,;41,1. .,1 1l ,. l,,t-: 11011'`. 1,,,t
., .: .1 l,r 1. 3 11] 1 1011;
,.
-,1 ,'; tt
▪ „ �,1." t„ s t, \.I.,, 1.1
it;: t
, r' lin r nal 1 w rod h'ar'd ('' pt w lee e atm ec his own p(s1 w1e dralcrl in the 'c' "1',11,“'
f the
.et st he,xy 1110; tote th,. 14.0.'i 1 111'. ;ion, for he soli kn,'0v that the 1,111- mac was applied to the -;11114',
Aero hr 111,1 tel,• w-111(11' 14100k 101 1(f the 0n 1(10 vert- thrown away'
of the work; • 1111." is one ri1' yl, the 1,144"
},u,la c lth tit:, int et' al sled! that art„❑ 111,• mar Iv lees
and as be had 1•••,‘n at the cal,ture of
l'uthtlud, r nnnterwl to hints, It; "I've
la
in ter' 11k !b' 1 thtindel'
1..t,(:y2}• • se.ap et -til„• p,s t_e •:ef ihi• the ? roti(;„ f, hr felt cerL•rin that the
",Ira that catcth0n1 afore, and }.now
i1in' 1e, hr• 1 Il treileo.. dr 0 it 1t'"ll.
t nt'nid.lb}e tris ;1- :. a �rtry«-d; out •�•-va9 .� l:ad no other slu>11. 111:11, the
erten' 1w„111 11(1' (1111 11'(0(1 10"11dh11.. 1d 1111.
t i ,�i, ,Y \1,ar(•] 0011101 oat e ocun
- ni it inwhen th' pl••r, vt 1
eueereee, -lre. k, for :Auepu 1 t k,'n I herr existed (t1( reason there- ,•-
gift., and ha' 11."n 1 wa.1 I 110.001,.
1'11 ,: n1 t tr auf, w•h0t het .:nint.tt„ tel'' to dread the fire of the assail-
i1(1:. to itu'-glfte. 11(: 1711(10(11 the
1.311.0, ,-x"e' n .i ra=ua1 bullet alight 1,1111 VI s, and 11111 will (',leve the 1(1111
.'1 Ii,:i 01711,1 tie,, er t1'C't :'('d. To enc Y' 1 , 1 as
fur i,ruigbt. \i`hen daylight :Il,peur:<.
we may have. 'hotter 110011,”
r''''''''''.t1'01;it ( nut 0 1 } r sh(ute4 in a find 11 passage drone}r a loophole,
c0 ani 1 • i 1111_ e:, tire tteeti,• e .,... .11 barge''" One 00 tun of tlrse accidents did ()e-
a. n ngie., ;:a ,11i. r. e; )lily(," said 1 „`l1titi,i , with L,s cur. tut the balls 1 1L•red tit an angle
(l :W
and 1:,n kat heed at tilt- 1n,p, 'this i., title, 1'liat» that ,iepriveil (hem of all chance of
'e:<,. Ti .r1; '11,:,' n1(s" tlr1ln injjut'y. The doing any injury su long as the Ltd-
ne ow l 1"` 11rot the howitzer , .r w 1,19= kept near the black; :Ind if ,h'-
,l w , 11 fr rltl the
1 r(•nc}1, and have .le, d }lm1e11 from 1, distance. there was
'''''"'-'"1'e41 11,,1 ,rst•teu it 1_'111 the Klock: but foal- (uree1y 3110 possibility of one ill a
:01
11 y have tired of! the only
• =, t t •11 0' n 4 at' a 31-0.10 010 end of
'ttte 1------(1,1'tee: at aa, (11,1 - .c'
" t ret .,„eme. the steree r -til 1
1:= % t t ' 11hart. ,'
((1a I'
- tit i Ic Is atifl =1t tee ree,f,1r(!, 1114 for
n,11 * 1 _•:4i ,let d:'f 1,x''
11,11' 010.... 1:+ (0' ...ear; Ob1fit .ash r
111i1Z :- , }.,1 1 -r. o1 -,I tl'111 i11
1O'li'ln 1,_a:rr:i
711,1„'I we: fi:u,' 11 ]r a- li:i1,ko, :1n1
ri ”
. be hi., ,l, 1 .,'tic fade
117 .1 .a.• '
ri'}t Urc'(1,1 ,1 :t i11
11,1 !hie ren•
that ,
n,1 ur„i tip-''. 3041.4, the-
e, t'-
fr.ty e.. v r. 1111.0 had n01 lyre
1 tat esus e#r_'p1"ycel
u�': meet-. a ._ t ,dfe, t Iter'= rrh"1' Shoo
1 tt s, at 11 ! "l te'l'ly have, been the
1 cr01 i'
iadmin-
f :,p tr. o-...1,.: ,. h -
r1 r li ieet un,1 end ,n,'r(t;'-
,,,. .,' t , r ,L;: ... 01' S 1,11 L;. , , , }r, ({, - 01 .t' . 110se 1 Of tlti:• '0,0-
rat.h, t '1• ''i u1r th%O. fee' the tit a i,•aty of •
1,1
All ibis time smother rifle wag lie-
ing gut ready; anti as Pathfinder
ee h ,l 1 second savage fell. This he
deed su11b•ed fur, indisposed 10 wait
11(1 a third visitation from the sane'
1,311)11. the w'lhoie band, which had
be''eu crouching in the bnshe' around
the Moyle, ignorant of who was toed
w110 sats 1101 I'.xpuscsl to view, 1011p;
1'4 from their covers and fled 10 (tiff- 1
erten places for safety.
"Now, pour away, Master Cup."
said Pathfinder; "I've made my nark
on the biaekguarlls; and we shall
have no more fires lighted to -night.'
"Scaldings!" cried Cap. upsetting
the barrel. with a care that at once
and completely extinguished the
flames.
This ended the singular conflict;
and the remainder of the night pass -
eel In peace. Pathfinder and Cap sat -
shed alternately, though neither can
be said to have slept. Sleep indeed
scarcely seemed necessary to them,
for both were accustomed to pro-
tracted wntehings; and there were
seasons and times when the former
appeared to be literally insensible
to the demands of hunger and thirst
and callous to the ef'feets of fatigue.
Mabel watched by het' father's pal-
let, and began to feel how much our
1ra11piness in this world depends
even on things that are imaginary.
Hitherto she had virtually lived
without a father, the counect.iOu with
her remaining parent being ideal
rather titan positive; but now that
she was about to lose him, she
thought, for 1110 moment that the
world would be 11 void after his death
and that she could never be ace,
qua(tnt'1 with happiness again.
•
CHAPTER XXV
As the light 101111netl, Pathfinder
and ('ap ascended again to 11te roof,
with a view to ree•ounoit•e the state
o1' things once more on the. island.
This part of the blocl(hoose 11(1(1 at
low bettlenomt arctand it, wAdel) af-
forded a cou-id,'caul'' protection to
ibo:•'- who 1,10(411 111 its centre; tile
intention haling been to ena1i1'
II11111-019111011 1.a 11' 00111114 i1 and 10 fire
user its 1,4. let malting..In'ette'r
1 1101 1,4 .9 1 i „;ht ((Men, 0sr
11 111 1,1 10 Ie i;:lo, though abundant-
ly u(llr its tar :Is they g,et the
tyre' 1, .14a; .11 ,omtltended i,rctty
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1941
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
MEDICAL
'•'.''q'le d, :(tad e1 nest el the ('ban.
1101., 111111 Lai t,+ th.• s1i01
'She rut" was still Metering x•„('y
(0,.'011 et emelt: and lb,'1',' were
places in 110 rrt„r 811000 }r- otn'lace,
lacked green and angry, 111001'11 i114'
wind ha,i hurdle sweel, eren1g11 to
r atve ibe Wil 101 i11te 1,1(1111. 'Che soap,•
of the little 1011111 was nearly oval,
,1111 its gleat''r length :t'a 11.(10 01151'
to west. sty keeping in the channels
that hashed it. in ('nu.0equ,'nee 01
their several 0,111'00]1 111111 01 tilt. dir-
tanl ,at 111, 01111', it wo11111 hay,
been 'vol. - Attie for 0 1e51414 (e 1nn01'
past 1h' :island en 1'11101 of its prn1..
(ipal sides, ,and always 10 beep the
wind very nearly ;tb,'am,'fh,+se- were
the facts first noticed by (;lir,' and
tplaiu'11 11 his 1.10111+41111011; - 1 O 1110
11(4(1:14 ,9 both 110w 0e.•07011 em 1114.
110011.05 111 i'e'lb•t .0''112 11'010 0,,N000.
:11 1 111 i10-1 11111. While (io.)• .•du(d
,,rung anxiously About then(, Cal)
cried tint in his lusty. hearty mate
nee,
"Sail. he!”
} athlirtiler 111110,1 gnickty 1n 1110
direr/jolt of his ((11(1patlion's tace1
and iso -1,e "11(1' enough, W13. 111,1 vis-
ible the uh)eet of 1111. (Id sailor cx•
t40na11(0, Thr (1(.1101011 enabled the
two to(verluol, the sew land of sev
,'Petr (1 the adlaeeny fshnlds: 1111}3 1110
1011110'. i. .. True: butalli-
1(0 y,il,a t 1t' 1\11"0;: (1•E:l1en. .,ill ..1' Yr• 'er'l;l't' i,1•ecee•rte-fel
end seeeld ere ...di. 1 '(- 7 deeed If 1 1.
n4• i '
t a . t ',t ' t ;0 0111, 1rp.; ,04:1 11 :1114. as, he y011”
2 , I' tar „', ' a 11 4 -aa. 4 ii 1,(1i 1', 11 (101:
1 3la,ht 1 i-t4t(r„int. ,, r i h d' of }1ii:,. 11011 knew• 1
t t t ;1 1't1 4an r of boar.'
11,0,111,11 11.y t'V—.(i about ' L'1 1e fear-
fatte,e. 1 n:1 God :011 4,10i it, ' 1 ':,..ne all•('. (f 10a
'•'1 t. '.".0.101-.!;o+ :, , 4'1 ti i , o1141)111111',,(',', }std lo' ( 14-0
f 'heed r : #altee-ere 110 +, V'0111,1 h e been
1,,,1, Lod i!•l.'t 1,1.1,11 true the fir,i 1', 40011011n, tnetead 'd'
anti though you ra y tro t the Min- kr,-,ping i''i», body covered. agreeably
)0s. ;Master ;Moir, 1 put no faith in to the (10)100]' of Indian warfare, he
them. You've a knavish Tuscarora wars serf on every part of the roof,
in your company there, who has art ,lashing the water right and left,
and malice enough to spoil the char- with the apparent steadiness and un-
a,'ter of any treble with which he conecrn he would have 'manifested
consorts, though he found the Min -'had' he been a sail trimmer exercis-
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vaanvas of a vessel was 50e0 through
the bushes that fringed the shore of
one that lay to the southward and
westward, The stranger was under
what schen`(, call low sail; but so
treat was the power of the 'wind. that
her white outlines were seen dying
pest 1he openings of the vernde with
the velocity of a fast -travelling horse
1''14 mbliug 11 cloud driving in the
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"Sandy. lad said McDougal to his
eon, "ye re getiin mnrrit th' mornin'.
Here's, a wee moose trap for ye. If
there's anythin' a 'woman hates more
than a moose, 'tilt a moose trap. 'itak
an auld man's advice, boy, stn' set it
ivery nicht when ye gang to bed,
Then put the seller from yer pocket
under the spring.”
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