The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-08

THE S,
Bile: but he knew where 10 flnd me on the
ocean beach. whore I went daily. Twas the
Kaupoi. the rioh man: my tobacco and trade
were known to be endless: he was sure OF
present. am ut q loss how to explain his be.
havior. unless It DO supposed that he recalled
with terror and regret passage In our inter-
view. Here is:
"The King. he good man y asked.
"supposc he like you, he good man." re-
piled To Kop; no like, no good"
That is one way OF putting II, Of course. Te
Kop himself was probably no favorlte for he
scarce appealed to my Judgment as q type OF
industry. And there must be many others
whom the King Ito adhere to the formula) does
not like. Do these uufortunates like the
King2 Or Is not rather the repulsion mutValf
And tho conscientious Tembinok'. like the
conscientious Braxileld before him. and many
other conscientious rulers and judges before
either. surrounded by considerable body OF
"Grumbletonians 2" Take the cook. for fn-
stance. when he passed US by. blue with rage
and terror. He was very wroth with mo;
think. by all the old principles OF human ma
ture. he was not very well pleased with his
sovereign. 1t was the sick man he sought TO
waylay: think 1t must have been the turn OF
hair it was not the King that he waylaid In
stead. And the King gives. or seems to give.
plenty OF opportunities. Day and night he
goes abroad alone. whether armed or not
can but guess: and the taro patches. where his
business must 30 often carry him. seem de-
signed for assassination. The care OF the cook
was heavy indeed to my conscience; did
a. az tIa 70 ms al
but Ind right to conceal from the King. who
had trusted me. tho dangerous secret char
acter Of his Attendant And suppose the King
should fall. what would be the fate OF the
Kings friendsp It was our opinion ct the
time that one should pay dear for the closing
Of the well: that our breath was in the Kings
nostrils: that II the King should BY any chance
be bludgeoned in taro patch. the philosophi-
cal and musical Inhabitants Of Equator Town
might lay aside their pleasant Instruments
and betako themselves to what defence they
had with . very dim prospect OF success.
Then speculations were forced upon US BY an
incident which am ashamed to betray. Tho
schooner Il. L Haseltine. since capsized at
sea with the loss Of eleven lives. put In to
Apemama in good hour for US. who had near
exhausted our supplies. Tho King. after his
habit. spent day after day on board: the gin
proved unhappily to his taste: he brought
store OF II ashore WIZ. niM' anu .or SUM ue
seas over. He was not drunk: the man
is not o drunkard; he has always stores
Of liquor at hand. which he uses
with moderation: but he was muEGy. dull. and
confused. He came one day to lunch with us.
ana Whle cue ciotn was JENNY lAlu teu ss.eep
IN MS cna,r' ns con.usion' "nou noawuHe "uu
houno ne hao peen ~, ueteetoo. was eouoAe1 ~
our uneasinesA "nen no was souc Mo .as
ana spoke OF MS PERIL Whicn wo enoukn. W 10
In some oeetee our own; OF no" eusus Iue
man might % su.pi,seu ~ sum o'H'e "
'Tan.oseto"'ons' ot tho stranxo SCENES uias
Woulo Aonow. the Foyai treasures ano eooioo ~
ene mercy Oh tne tapo'e' zig paiaoo 'seisun.
tno GARRISON VI noluen .uineu suIne ON
We utheo we weIe eeaIueu ~ suuso- ~nu
sudden. Darparic ouecr1. oeneveu W. un
onanReo coior; Dut II was only .ie Mig ni. .u
AZ = cog ana the enorus stlt Ant w M Jug
npeah-nouse' n Joy VI .wo 'aeoi ,, .oNnos
tne Ming was very SICK "ehe Gown ulasnoseu
Tue case. anu 'ook Ut onve .ne nsnes. meui'o.
degree oy inc eAnioitlon OF picarponAee o.
SOFA "tnin .he uour Mcna.u "1S ninisel.
again. anu toanu nin q. .no onnn ,
mousse enjoying 'no oouo'o pieaeuro VI olrooe.
ihS nuo"ln "no "onAns uAnnoA w eooo0uu'
oumpnnss' anu 81 essetnoes Hl s
formula OF tnls new sort OF pain kiuel' fos
pain kiiie. ID tne 'Slanos 10 INC 1ouot'o nsuo
OF medlcne' 90 enoeo the Aihss "ooess
spree ana our Anxiety.
IN THO lace Oh tl'nSs' "usnI~ say lossis.
appeared onshakeh. "nen .ne scno"nes y.
last returned ZOE us @ieer mucn eApef'enoe Oh
Dahihe Wlhos' sue orousn1 . fu"o1 tna'
IeDareimoa hao aec'ateo war on Apemana
IenDlnok became d now man MS iace raoA'
anu MS attituoe. as Sd" hlm presloe over
council OF chieis IN one OF Tue palsoo monlaps'
eager as Doy 81 MS VOICE sounons sotoao'
shriu ana ,uoiiant' over hali tho compound
hi. arrn. a. tba LAGOON ma so-hiddsn HIM ,a|.
ops ~ ~ 49, ~ Az
iutuIo' nere was .ne easo atri'eu- Az "orn-
80 h.o,,aht. .ha .aund ~ div S,str-has
tha ottarnnnn. ~ Kina dav,ead IA oor,,,n-
nio.taS ~ M his nIon -, oororoir, whIoh
hNoecA w A1O AAi" pA'sAA "a SoLAbesAous "AAoAA