, 1873-09-14

child o1 luxury cannot, With sgood grace, sud-
don'y aooiaso nimaolt to 10 giant Of virtue to
long, bee,. 4 sbovo mo-, Tom, and hope tl,ss
night OF incubation VIII put mo into !lt htato
TOT Prdaen.a.om a. % haF to,nlorro". ~ uoou-hy.
- otsal'nea;re",. ;r -, pr; lo"s'rhha went homo
world
At dusk, M,as Nanno Rst alone Il, l'or garden,
With hor plaid drawn ", about lsr shoulders mud
nook. ler hoau lIi'tg doWti, and hsto Topt III Hi-
1ence. This senno Of so!ltut9 ard tleaortion w"a
now to her. iii tho dnysln'o Tho gay sunlight Lad
furnished hor viii distractions; bnt now ehe
was In tho dark n"tag s, TO- to utea,y roar o.
tho Wators ana tue BILL moro dfoafy tnnfmura
and upbraidingH OF hor heart. >,
At o'clock, man apponrcd before @ her 1T
aoomed as If hO SHOT up from out tho ground:
tho ahSso psouaa IL wa IL soae
Of tho owner. Hiss Nanno replied that nhe did
mol know whoro ho was. Tho man mnue ges-
turo Of surpfiBe. which dtd not escape the Young
laty's notice. He intimatod that he hau ~ e Gome me
previous soarciGB. Ihls ~as iahocoft on his
part. bnt Miss Nannio blnahed red in tho dark.
The sailor wsb about to retire, when Mius Nannie
THIS I'D to telling hoT q tho attempted trana.
Tor Ct tno yaoht 70 mr.. E1ndor.
Miss NaHnlo spIaug to hor foet.
but, Mr. Eondef, nom, won't take tho boat,
Of tho mon have gone on into town, aud thero
bon't enough left to sail her tomorrow"
Miss Neanso, excited oeyond measure, hred
half uozcn questions stTals1t into the matter:
Then did the & ynchtt SUI !ooiong to its ga
ownorf Yes Wae u certain that no coulo 20
found in timo TO roctify matters! The oaptnin
shock his head. Then, unless the men were
secured hnd broMght bao9, tho faco Woula 10
lost? .Emphatlcally, yes. Whore we're the mon.
IN al ikoiihooat II some o. tae ,ilquol,Hiops
ct the t9Wn' To-" % Mere tho1e mnny o. Lneae pIac6n
About 50o won1M tho Chptain ase'as her TO hno
| the runaWays? (With admiraton) 1og
To this pnss, then, bad she comof In man
nor infused with iron. sue ofdefca OUT nor c9ach-
man, aud then per pony -pnaotoh ana n9nt
spring. wagon then bho ordered the coaohman
md tho Captain lod in tho other vohicio.
Thua arranged, the party began search
| for tho recrehntH Ihoy descended into the low
er1nost and the vlost parts Of the adjacent city,
| and Miaa Mamie, with her Hhtrts gathered III
front Of her, pushed, without the Smallest a lint
| Of rccol, into tho dons that ate hhw. Whom
ahe appeared, braWling ceased, men put down
their liquor, and tho propietoFa ndFaiGod ana
| Of tho crow she saw WAS lying like log upon
| tho floor OF a foul back-parlor. Tho Captain and
coachmhn took him by the hoels and shoulders
ard placed him ~ In tho wagon; ,ag !, '4a 1 Nan
paHnod it to the keopar for 10 conts worth OF
somo terrible drink anu then sue 1 aroSo nH, on to
the no1t place, four doors on. Tue nexs sailor
aud WAS covered with blood. He dropped in-
stantly as Miss Mamie po'ntod hun out Wlth nor
whip, and tho,ring scattered Rilontly Ihia cap
14ro TO sn tno ndncb h,S 6mn fha
hour az tho bars were closed, shd yot thero 70,
masned quite hundred unaearcaed. DesPair
Yhcy paubod III tho darR anu deseFted asfcet.
Tho cosehman was surly, aud 1t began to rain;
ct his salvation from thrash'ng)' suggested
"stssion-'ouse, num-" "
They drove tnc1o n hurry Law had selzea
head snimming with aicknoBe, descended With
tho Captain to the gas-lt crypta a. and searched
ore were tnete. aoy Tolo III eluIneu 1a sso9p, ~
Anu .noy "ese 4a s1,a s'r..ad ;tb ~ ~
osher n1a, sWG, ,,,o or,s,. rot,,rnoa - H.
q e nasd noaea 1nq tne Dos.e ma il t9
~ thn ssi}ora W. wsro i;fted. Tno 1aotain rowcd
thom m of to tho yacht. whoso light VAS to 10 seon
n the d;stnnrn' In twontv minntea he came
back acain. Thon Tho remaining two wcro do
nnstef ;n the hnat NjsH Nannie linn o,mbeil
down into to tho storn-sheota. Tho coach1uan and
tho Captain wondered Sho addressed tho flrst !:
| D.nhna tn-utbtn 'Thon sho nddresscd the
aocn1,1: II mn going to make s,ro tint no otlor
mishsns occur. Giyo way, please. Two rot tic
| til1nr.rnnea
iii thct n;cht sho rat arpus-oyea nnon Tim
damn dscE careloss n1ike of lie fuc and tho
1sndpIa,.oii HHp sl,c fondtv bo1ioveI tlnf shc vns
nraxontin. m;Cchiof She did not n,eh or nod.
hnt a. nvorv cronG of tho cou,n1e- 6r f1ioker III
tbo lnntern over her head she startod IN to
1nol. g,c voni1 mt bnvo Enown It II tho Yacht
wore sinking, or drifting ashore, but It pleased
her to watch all tlo sanic. She often halt wish
cd that George would row up and catch hor sit
ting thorc, and ahe tlouted tho isnoble desire
only to mako room for 1t to return again. sho
was full Of heroscs. 11cr courage swallod With
evory one Of tho dismnl hours, She WAS chang
cd woman, 30 abe decided Her littlo burst OF
onorgy had filed her with va1o1. What could aho
not do! She ignored her apoechos OF tho morn
ing, and thought Polly had been Silly soft with
hor.
Bnt vhore vas Georco7
Supreme anxiety, and d senne of supreme
: worth nYnrcised lar enirit and nbo lonrad for
! iavlirht in orfler that 1he n,igbt Hdo.n
,..~;a;,a o~ .,oro,,o,,+o ~, H.. ,o-+ d.,,
d,1 tio e1eat ~ inca Of liza was COMING bomt