National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-07-05

"Soflly! Where IL Kate2"
| lie referred TO their single servant.
Shes ont for the day." answered Miss
podder, arising and planting herself in chair.
There was little to do, You know, M did not
| expect you home until dinner"
| "Thcn no one will hear u.s."
| Tie drew chair nearer 10 that OF his sister
and sat down beside her.
"Mhnta your idea 2" lac asked, In a whisper.
my idoR IL to separate them to turn their
love TO- hate to dig n pit beneath their feet
that Will remain open foreyerl"
"But how2"
"Mill. liawcy is poor, isn't he 2"
Certainly; thelo IL no mistake about that.
HIS mother was a helpless invalid for the last
ten years of her life, and VIII. insisted on hor
using for her comfort every penny lie earned
1t hasn't been six months since he was relieved
OF that burden. He's poor, herefore, as you
say--poor as Jobs turkoyl"
"rhcn he'll have e. leave his darling Clara"
snccrod Miss Poddcr venomously. Hell have
to absent himself from his doary in order to
earn their mutual bread and butter. In short,
he'll have to so 10 sen againl"
well, yes; / suppose he WILL" assented
PeddGr. "lla can gefbcttor wages at sea than
elsewhere. Hon sail again soon, no doubt"
81 thought as much. And the sea in full OF
terrible dangers When do you sail again for
Australia Z"
In about two weeks possibly in ten days,
as the ships filing up rapidly"
"Hawley 10 thoroughly competent TO bey your
first mater
Pcdder looked wondolingly at his sister
moment, and then answered:
"Of course. know of no better man for the
post
-" He must be your first mate, then. You
have influence enough with your owners, /
hope, to turn out the present incumbent"
dino--ydi have scan INN Nh Jarding Los
inep Ron c,iirI bo,,c .,,dl~,iy 10 Ol7o on
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u,alS nous, uP"n liit 'til 'S.rau
tell him his wife Is dead condole and sympa-
my WIN mn my an ub'i ".,,, eol'S .',, .ho
whole COMEDY ~ becoming I!is Wite ana setting
IN Anstraha' loul mus nave your 'i"ra' on
this side of the ocean, and shah be happy
with HaWley on the other.
She was smiling now, with every sign OF anti
cipated triumph.
As to Pedder he twisted nerously in his
There's inst one difficulty he muttered-
"that of getting Hawley on the desert island
without his suspecting anything
1t can be DONE and the llps OF Misc Ped
der came together like the jaws of vice.
"There's no difficulty about finding suitable
island r
"Not the least. I saw the island in my
minds eye the moment yon uttered the word,
and glorious one it IL tor our purpose
at viii be easy fol You to get Hawey upon
it," suggested Miss Pcdder thoughtfullv. " If
it's near your route, you can call there f1r wa
ter. II lis out of your way, You can be blown
there by adverse Winds or be drifted there by
unknown currents, or fetch up there by mis-
nomoter. And once there, you can have Haw-
ley seized by some trusty agent, whilo he is
ashore upon bus ness, or you can send him
ashore under SON pretence, such as looking
for a deserter frC N the ship or for shiDwrccl-
ed sailor, and then sail away without him"
"Say no more interrupted p,dder, with
wild eXultation. - l see how TO manage the
affair from its beginning to its "ud."
"And YOU now see that VIC can undo that
hateful marriaCc?"
"Perfectlv-pcrfectly The affair will require
n little time anu patience, of course, and lit
tie expenditure OF money. but we are sure to
triunph. Capitall ploriousl What load YOU
have taken from nv soul RuthI What a
renius Won are pc