The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-01

the vsll aside. and showed tho half troubled.
.tabes. Your pardon" st.mmered Rcnshaw;
II didn't know II was YOU"
ksr ON ana poans
open trunk !hst seemed 70 contain thss'r Tnnn
sso. wanted To SEQ L there was anything
could. use: I thought ] was all alone In the
ship. but fsncying / heard q, noise forward !
came out to see what 1t was. suppose 1t must
She raised her clear eyes to his. with a slight
custry that he became tho more embarrassed.
but sf sm s ne ' Seemed to reveal and sccsn
tain ren1ss o. On III Ha ,n no;esH
ecn. sss "a D snpSror.y her th" seemed
| 10 change their relations completsly. he alons
fsmained Silent swkwartd and e ~ Pr reo
thonghtessly considored merely vulgar bnti.
b. sx.rHyaaa1. fancy assumed the proportions
sd u yn nSr1 rny.nre Mis-. Mott for the
fright once gave you" lie. sad. a little un.
| easily. for you quite startled me Just now rs
haua,ed. thought rI YOU ,S ware ware ghost, don't
know Why such ghost should yr,ghi s,,. any;
sseN eGp Donna n Elvlras dress IL it not - w
ass ifss .sfs rns5a SG%ap;
fever q New Orleans as sx1or; soPsbody"
provincial that no hesiisted to explain TO her
that no meant the heroine Of an cLern ,,,rc,.
clothes, don't il p she added; ,,-
Mr.. Renshaws eyes showed so plainly that he
tor. y toward the door OF her sta,eroom.
u must change these things before any ono
''@ Fiat ' me sns anus must 90. surpose. But
way until then. Miss Notti I am going away
| had not intended to say this. but 1t slipped
from his embarrassed tongue. She stopped.
with her hand on the door.
"I-,hink.I must leave tonight. I have
some important business in Sacramento
mis,akable look Of disappo,n,ment that he say,
n1 ss aaes S Ss 70 ss
IT'S too bad" she said. nts,ractedly. No
to s T sboa sh
.pxrSph.T lett before he nish.d hs picture Of
ponsa HnS sSr are mas only
rs5lsrs unlike ,hSm have ,., f1nsh a., ny
bitterness he would have recalled the next mo;
msnt But Ros.sy. with faint INT siEh. SAYING: Il
closed the door behind her.
| Renshaw hit his lip. and pulled at the long
% @s, lad f hs %s WV
was It necessary TO say no might not see her
AGAIN. and 4 he he'd said ~ why shoud he add
TO sndsnvor to prove 20 her that he really bore
no resemblance to Capt. Bower, the photo
| Or merely for soinethi to say. would he ba
forced to tell her that hs was running awayi!r3om
there ever such folly9 Rosey was. not long"
Is she had said but he was beginning 70 pace
| tho narrow cabin impntently when the door
| opened and she returned.
| She had resumed her ordinary calico gown.
| hut such was the Impression left upon Rem
ssw srncs Al any etSsr time ho might have
recognized the change as due to new corset;
s 10y tho time that 30
Ing. Howbeit, her slight coquetry seemed to
have PASSED, for she closed the open trunk with
| return OF her old listlsss air. and, sitting on
| IT. rented her elbows on her knees and her oval
II wish you would do me favor" she said.
Let me know what 1t is and it shall DO
iii you should some across Monsieur de Fer
| ri6ros or hear Of him wish you would Let mo
.hosd he is rs hefH
d aidn.s .s!i father; but fancy he and father
II .hsI, be very glad Of having even y Mat
II don't suppose. either that it would be very
difficult 70 get news Of your friend: everybody
But not ~ did," said Rosey. with an alb
her. Was he MISTAKEN Was this romsnt I,
Ell only ',ts payinE asI rr2yn
ssTss ,Sa, SUPPOSE % so tina, you and he
agreed: and that WAS the result"
~ don't thinx father knew anything about
, M M, Renshaw rose; And this vas what he
nad besn waiting to hear rerhhns,m ne ne
the photographed and Captain Bower. or did
yorIS father aSrrs. with th"m be,;sr2'
said: Father always seemed to agree with
"Tnst's why you dont.'' '''"'eu
Il didn't say that said Rosey. with an IN;
congruons Increase Of eoIjness and color d
seem 50 hard you should 60 now
=, Notwithstanding his prevons dissemination,
Confused and pleased. wishing he had said
more. or less he said nothing. and Kosey was
ITS strange. isn't it; but father WAS urging
methis morning to make visit to some friends
Ht the ~ ola ranch en-. didn't want to co. like
ssnnH, hHry here
soonr or alr
will be forced to go where you will be pro, cry
sprrneaish .r where y9u WI, BE- admired and
Believe me. without hattery. you don't know
the little like here" SAID RnseS with u slight
gl.tenine u the eyes. :" But" she added
old shin Is to me. rs the H only home think nia
hut the ranch ?" said Renshaw.
Tile ranch seemed to be- only the old wagon
halted In the road. 1t was a very itte Inn
prnvement on outdoors" said Rosey with n
| litte shiver. Blu. this Is 40 cosey md = mug
and yet SO strange ana foreign. Do you know,
l think began TO understand why Ike it so
since you taught mo so much about ships and
VOYAGES, BsfoIe that ! only learned froln
books Books Ed, deceive gGn: think more than
shs evidently did not notice the quick flush
that covered his che"ks AID apparently dn2zled
his eye.dS, tor She went on co 4iidsntinl!y:
| II was thinking Of YOU yesterday. was
sitting by the galley door. looking forward.
| You remember tha first day saw YOU when you
| st.Tlisd ina by com ny M out OF ths hatch p
| wish you wouldn't think OF that" said Ron
| shaw. with moro aGrne5tnesS than he would
have made apparent.
g." don't want TO either" said Rosey. gravely.
| Tor Pvs la n strange fancy about 1t. | saw
oncH. when WAS Younger II picture in print
shop la Montgomery street That haunted mo.
| think II was cnilad The Pirate" There was
number Of wicked-lookIug sailors lynn.
| around the deck, and coming ont Ola hatch was
cutlnss In his mouth"
..Thankyun, snia Renshaw..
Ia wa nrril