The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-04-12

Ut |' IN"IN N.II "I ININ '.'..
Uulr ON. .HutHiu treated lim with uHu
tmflfit. DurluIIty Uut Hs thU DAYS
wont uu Do. tuu. h.uume lcs kind pa
f.eiHIit after ono forenoon whom hc
uruUd tu D1rnw che matter I'm hand .
Th, Young man enc him short at once.
20 dmt care Co discuss The thing .
You cam believe what your passengers .
seem to believe. Ur you can lot 10 alone. .
10 i- nothing to mo. /
Captain North shrugged his shoulders F.
and walked OIL Carpw laughed III
laugh was short. though, and bitter
~ this suspected young man had been
anybody 100 particular it is possible F.
they might NOT have been 80 hard upon .
him. But us hp was simply George
Carow with nothing beyond am average
good looking face and well set up figure
20 recommend him. and ms. moreover
his clothes had "a look of having seen
better days and were by no means of
the latest cut. ne was clearly not am uc-
quuintaucc TO Dee regretted.
At dinner that night Carow found
himself next a small gray clad young
woman, with a pale, serious face and "a
smooth. hrlliEe head of dark brown
hair She had also, as he ahseutly
noted, oXquisitcly shaped hands. lie
had never entered into conversation
with ,hr little womau indeed he had
hardly been aware of her existence be-
yond hearing the captain address her
once or twice as Miss Neville.
A. he took his seat beside her tonight
however, she said in a low. clear voice.
Good evening, Mr. Carcw.
1t was SO many days since any of the
lady passengers had addressed him at
all that he actually started.
Il beg your pardon - he sand.
81 only said good evening, the girl
/ in gray made answer, looking up Nt
him with little smile.
Then he noticed that her teeth were
very pretty and her eyes very satisfac-
tory indeed Before he had time TO
speak, she went on: The captain says
that before many days we shall be in
the bay of Biscay. have not crossed
it since ! was little child. / suppose
it will be frightfully rough -
Il think it is more than likely he
answered, gazing steadily at his plate.
Whereupon they drifted into "A sub
dued, friendly conversation which last
ed till the end of the meal. Carew was
not particularly soft hearted fellow,
but it touched him strangely-this un-
looked for partisanship. 1t gave him
queer, unwonted lump in his throat
and made him feel womanish, which
annoyed him.
Next morning he saw the girl in gray
on deck. She was standing quite still,
watching the screaming sea birds that
flew and dipped astern. Her pale, seri-
ous little face already seemed to him
like the face of a friend. As he passed
her with a slight bow she turned. held
out her hand and babe him a CHEEKY
good morning, experimenting it by
some trifing remark regarding the
weather. He stopped, answered her
and stood beside her for a minute or
two. Then he flung away his cigar
and leaned his arm on the railing.
His companion scanned his face
swiftly and covertly. She thought he
looked dispirited, and she felt for him,
for she was tender hearted little
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iIey taiheo On liuineienI SUBJECT
ul'li lunCiieoli anu ielea.eu 'iie PIooIs'
between that meal ana olnler ana ais'
in the evening. And SO it came to pass
that Carew began to look upon thi;
small gray clad creature rs his one
friend in all his present world. He
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