The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-07-05

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% early ~ INQUIRED; .o...,.. u .s. All,
smiling; " gct up to bathe' -
pnr uv ,h,s ,n "s you ha" "ee"
e VIA, ,nsIo Won hrccat M y,r,uora n r,,o ~
to 40 win inc nsmeIess one p" '''s'
WHAT Tease Won are ~
IN. p On wna' NY 'rrano nave W" oee" '"'s NUT"
bn, Edub lacked Mt mo with grave oray
pa y eap n ~ " " vn
vii ,stay NV ~. IN ~ Mar o o,pg 'o'
lyon viii be sorry vic to heat" SAID on our way to
IVY mouse ta NINE i've meara n",nng r9 o, .rs scamp
aism smrc he IL moi unUratein,.n she answered
watWW MY how IN ea,,n can vou know. Faith 81
&c because i'm sure he's moi ~
"one would fancy ' you spoke S from personal snow
cuse ,or,ou,,o, v,o, vo,, s.,, ., hin, ian, t,no
what has Changed vol, y, ~ '"'' VI "'"' ''''
81 have become col there s no good In the
Jiaa INV vcn bc,ier wait M, he asks vou,,
the wrath hal sSe stove to conceal amused me-
on ~ ,aun airopvo ,,,c,cs, In tho vourv ,c,.
low Eoouu to make The nnrncess one ieoloms,s
am SURPRISED nj the change in one uaed TO
,n,,s no nn. Sa" S"e i"e o"""gc no' u" ''
Icr nye,;v face vas an ,rouhed that hair re-
"Wc,,. 1, cant matter 10 voup sad a,r,v. tiles
nothing 10 either OF ma. ri call AFTER breakfast and
s"s, an 70 oC Nv ~ @ .,r,,,,
r ~" a., NIL, a %m ny ,,a ., al ,ehv VIE
wis'iu G eyes, res '''' u ' lo"'' s'"'A ' WIN
5000. .r v.
On Sag aer Io%nd na TOT son n
Ieasum, hiIs nyaI hao uecueu Una, s.c
MUTE Um .,,,,,..,r ,-.,, ), uoy
10 you particularly WISH 10 go OH inc per-"
"I'll go wherever you like she said blan,!ly. Al
.nougm cou" see sue "o"i" "aNeg"eh ahyth'ps W
ge. r rM uI INT. ..,. ,...,., .
WIN me- ASKED m,s W., KNOW wme,e
you wan. 70 go-'o sec '"e n"'eess o"e' iou ca"'
deceive me-. , s,. - ,.,. -.
Entn nesuaeu, anu whNc sue wab hwaruiy "e-
pa!tng, went on: - A.. .,. .-.,
nave no. mveu M .ns ..n'c ~ tMe worio VIII
Come, Eu,th; YOU KNOW where nc VI.
On, MI MefW.un, s"c sa'u' W"at wohuei'"i
o% se y anu wSs nj mo in nor
but was ae'ermln , 70 DC maRnan lal. a.
And now" said; VI suppose you intend tc de-
about somewhere watching u.s. ann suffering pangs
on JeaiDusy. W., Ky cn'"' go! RAP your "owoy
wegs ~ n .e s =, me ,, ov,s mi, n, ,.os,ro
n.'.n ueamcu ". mic wuu w. iuli y, p,u.'suuv'
navent Enl any wings 10 nap yet! out VIII yo"
lct me go, really
~ thought, you know said she, "you might
nave SOME aDsuru nonon INN. ! way unMet your
charge, nnt YOU aIc ,ar uo cever Mm sems,nlc LOT
any sucn Iooiisn Iuens. msve. Nnew !css paIIow-
mlnuen man ,nah you' he'cr! "'S" Ill people
were s,,u ING YOU c,,o~,-, on, ,,rorr, 4. ,u 4,
tnSmEm c2nsn". ssc ,so rao,esS o ,or your
behavior, 60! DON'T Keep inc harheiess one waiting
IN ny lairn .,,,,s, ,r., ,r tho r,r,,,, ,,,, ,,,
ase ,m est n"sv s1no w sod s h sMe
mAnd me m3s s, easy oeg"'lc"' sa'o out doht
''',aS Mn ~, -" , ",n orc n rersoc, ,v,x.
And an si lew went with low n her eyes, thinking M
doubt my perceptions were more AKIN TO those OF 2
mole than OF orgnt-eyeu; pr,ck.earen feline. ,
he who played the drum. vigorous eXecutant, WAS
uog m,s "tV NJ, w. .s inc %rnc'e c Oh nh
10 N" NOT ts hsrs wehs %n
VINO coinmenceu pestering me 10 n're boat sud-
denly an idea occurred c!. Z, to me: ,,,. ,,
Ill take canoe II you nave a NICE one, san !,
seeing several on the sea OF course ne mad; and Ia
q lew mnuIes was anOat IN u, ny emparkatlon
causing some 'I.m 'ne Ie ~ Um me saore
p'lt people ~ tne seaslae VII iaHE" a, anysnug.
see the lovers at their former trysti6g place and
very calm, except where the tide swept over reef
o. rocks wnere tne WAFER seemed 10 snail ana snow
apparently drifting with the tide. Almost before
The little choppy waves began to splash over my
over nv legs, suddenly. to my dlsmay my paddle fell
INTO me sen; Using my nanus US oars 6egan to
propel myself ENORMOUSLY toward tne paddle, rising
anu raining III !ne mosu antalAing manner Few
ieet from me. Just wien nau .escmeu u, auu was
leaning nervonsy forward to clutch II; larger wave
stlned below, and the water was Kissing round my
frightened cara: C3mingt9 the surface again, wildly
snOutinR " help!' struCk out Ior NY treacherous
craft that noaed upside down few yards from me.
"Help! Help! Help camored whenever inc
waves, which MT me vciousy N the mouth, would
ss me- ran e canSe nyee away
clothes were colinG AROUND me like clammy snakes
my cries sounded IKE the shouts OF some one else
es eeSsr like in nssi%sssSe
could see me boat rowing toward me- HOW slowly
70 hsv MY Sosy eS ems
for suddenly dragged my head under III spite OF s
Efforts TO Keep anu Ie!t as might feel smut
some Titanic hand drew the cork the water Kissed,
tzzet. anu swlrleu 40 nlueousy. AZ u closed over
my crown, s,iudeniy strong nanu cla,cneu me anu
dragged me 10 Inc SURFACE agalli anu hearu above
voice uttering know not what Of announcement.
was long Struggle with my inert body that could lid. d
30 little for iteelt and iinally found myself like
nsl, gasplng az the bottom OF the boat
aud looking up IN mlnglt.i terror, Joy. and amaze
ment at my nephew. Charlie, ana the frightened face
OF Edith Lyall. .,., , ,,,,, d, %, .r,., ,,.,.,,,
chee nngre all right n0w UNCLE en'' cried Charlie
"Yes.ai!-rIght- rght-now!' 1 gssped.
Ihsn, feeling iEe mummy sn IN WEI ,m swaddnI
IL was all go strange that couid only olink my
eyes IN wonder.
up!-waiery grave! ngh!" ~ -
Al length gradually my breath In measure re-
turned. :, a.. .o,o., ~ ,,, .,,,
Found all out fore breakfast. Saw you from the
cliGs."
But now could ENJOY the triumph while my teeth
were chattering with cOld ana realized the force
OF the expression NO LOOK IKE crowned rat z"
They were both fnll OF solcitude; Edith looked NJ
me compassiOnately az shivered and shook. Al
the dignity had been washed out me ns eIectualy
as the starch from my linen. HOW thankful felt
How inclined TO hanE up my dripping garments to
the powerful sea god! AT Edlths suggestion took
an oar 10 row TO slore whence my accident mad evil
IDENTIFY been observed; Tor number OF boats came
and Joined US, and we formed a sort OF trtumpha
procession toward tho beach, 1elt ike some prize
rescued from the deep! on land was a crowd ia
welcome III. rev enthusiastic Spirits raised
feeble cheer; others were guilty o. rude remarks.
void chaps didn't ought 10 ne allowed OUT IN them
cranky canoes" said one. Iinwardy agreed with
the speaker ana regretted that some bylaw 10 TINS
elect did not exist. -
As walked up the Deach the nysianders laughed
In vulgar glee at the sorry sight afforded. "Ain'
ne Wet! Dont ne lonK Due! Ihatbthe young chal
what pulled MIN Out!' etc.
Cnarlle, however, Ie!ectca az oncrs OF assistance
for was TOO qnencneu anu helpless 100 lncnned "a
crawl away into some place wnere conld not bt
aeen TO assert myself! Iau nad one leg IN water!
grave, ana terror anu ualnp nau nade me very meet
and very grateful told Edlth a. we parted on TN
parade that would make It "all right" with hc
mother, II possible. when ! was dry. A number Ol
dirty boys IollOwed ns 10 tne noiel. Incy seemed
little disappointed had only been parity drowned
Tor Inc yonng are iona OF excuehent. here sepa
rated with charlie; inbibed strong lumber .
brandy ana water, anu commenced 10 change mn
dripping CLONES inc Spirits mounted 10 my head
In the most FOOLISH way; ana wnle waA still full