The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-15


WE'LL somc with their logs bare. and some
sheathed In birch bark. He remembered this
man. too. when his whitc moustache. which
branched into either car. was glistening
| brown. and the droop Of his left eyeld was
moro like voluntary wink. But tho gayety OF
| his face was tho snme. and his welcome was go
| cordial that fear Of recognition went through
Northwick. He knew the man for tho talka-
tive Canadian who had taken him and his
wife a drive over the hills around the
bay. in the morning. when their boat ar
rived. and afterward stopped with them
at this cabin. and had them in to drink glass
| Of milk. Northwick's wife liked the man. and
said she would like to live in such a house In
| such place. and should not be afraid OF tho
winter that he told her was 80 terrible. twas
almost as II her spirit we're there: but North
wick said to himself that he must not let the
| man know that he had ever seen him before.
| The resolution cost him something. for lie felt
| so broken and weak that he would have liked
to claim his kindness Us an old acquaintance.
He would have liked to ask II he still caught
wild animals for showmen. and how his trade
prospered: II he had always lived at Ha! Hn!
bay since they met. But he was the more de-
| cided 10 ignore their former meeting because
tho man addressed him In English at once. and
apparently knew him for an American. Per.
PERHAPS ' the eei mines had brought Xmericans
| there prospecting.
s,S 9 Or sss tss C yn Sam
Enslish With some one! The English close
| hun with tho river In the autumn. hut 1t open
They the he" fse s's@ 90 @
And YOU room randy for YOU. cir" .w
you expsetnn n ms he sRsG were
NO one!''. cried the man. with o shrug and
Stop Of Mt r and gSsr hall as SHs
walls. their room is always ready. Do mo tho
a5ivsr Sysr Iii shG%ider, ySS ?r ss, to
1ssSs fFspfs G 2s English and the driver
RnY the ss Ssf
tnS lis w IL Sn
%sSs "G'15e You ss SS S Sssn
r 10" said N e, with one lie for all;
absolutely UNCHANGED There, was tho little
vegetable garden. with its .spindling corn. and
its beGns for soup and coffee There was the
ss BUT M had is a on G tho pan Sp on oo hi
He. sunk into the chair and said to himsel,
he od Die sasre End LIZ would 81 be
weak and he did not try to take off the wraps
&C. might ia so into his grave. ani be
done with it
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p,r, r,,. ., IN ana DOWN tho room, falling.
he seemed overioyed with the chance. aud rs
IL he could not ferego It for n moment, Well
have been hero forty years. hofr and on. i am
q WI ns hn t%s ten
ad san bn s :" him ma, MI tboss var u
sefor quo with s tho same sidelonr Lance Tor
the effect ssre OF tho ae wa upon }wemT Snw
am sixty. Hall tho Americans Know me. i
now now they get pretty scarce. I have. the pest
%nt Ry sni Inv to, @n sG Tha as
;Ss rs eay sG
es Rs bod ana rest condenty
him there ar. and Se %sEt a" tr Es
NM Z rs" s W ;"h
from his mind. that It would be Very GOOD
ist thd thu man Of ne tb was
Int tbere was som ethine e,so that sccm.i
to 60 with that Intention: something like a
ns 81" ON mnlete}v tSat NO rumor Of It should
rnach him Until ha WAS willing 70 ,et II 70 Ia
ahsent from ali WHO had Known him SO long
that no one Of them would know hin, II they
n nnE mill Mill but Z" grow |, heard that Should
effertuaIIy disguise him. He recalled how
ar,a u%u He nut his hand to his chin and felt
the eight days stubbie there. and he wondered
ho oW dhue'' ''n'o ~ "'uto '""' " s''" 'ue"
Bird went on talking. II know that Chicou-
noI l5 wben he WAS here Tor benr. He is smart !:
But he don't know heverything. You think he
n Thcrn u IN" nlace in those Ills and fird
cams closer to Northwick and dropped his
toGn. "Tot tn5Sw n" nace u MT whats tia
s "s%Ii' All tho same. you want capital" Wv
s, ne " na tot nimc whirh he ied With tn
5ac ss AN and then he drew some Goals out on the
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