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EHect OF senntoriaI Example.

Probably the example Of Senatorial specula-
tors has not increased the number OF gamblers.
1t has merely led into new field the thou
sands who have speculative bent II they were
not gambling in stock they would he gambling In
something else.-CinCinnati Times-star
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Collected n Dollar Apiece.

To the Editor
Inclcsed please md the sum OF HO2. which
we collected yesterday for the Sick Babies Fund
Respectfully yours.
SADIE LEVIN, 3l7 East 10th At.
SADIE SAMUELS, 81 East 10Th st.
JENNIE BLOCH. 3l5 East 10Th ST.
REBECCA BLOCH. 3l5 East 18th st.
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From Lemonade stand.

To the Editor:
We, the undersigned girls. send to The Even
ing World" Sick Babies Fund the amount
of $40, from lemonade stand. Hoping 1t will
benefit some poor children In need.
Stella Wasel Mathida Rosa Roman.
Nellie Holiander. Minnie ROsenthal
GusYie Iohn.
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Fair Mt Newark.

by four little girls. Amanda shipiey. I.eonora
and Elsie Smith and Gretta zipt. Friday after
noon, Aug. g. from till 4 o'clock. BY selling
candy cake. lemonade and fancy articles, they
made 81 80.
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Proceeds of IN Entertainment.

To the Editor:
Inclosed you will please find money order for
si2. 70. which got at an entertainment held
Friday afternoon, Aug. 3, at % Crotona place
Hoping II will help the sick babies, We remain.
Clara Donohuc, Fannie Farrell,
Olga Bender, Louisa Nolz.
Maria
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For the Suppression of BouteIIe.

Every time the Hawaiian string is pulled
Boutelle jumps up out OF the box, 1t wouldn't he
bad idea to recall Willis, send Boutelle to Ha-
wait and then dump a cargo OF dynamite into
that volcano over there.-I.ouisville Courier
Journal
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-16
A Midsummer Feast,
Broiled Bluensh.


Broiled Bluehsh.
Heel OF Lat. Stewed Little Beets.
Stuffed Green Peppers
Baked Young Chicken
lsttuce Salad.
Whole Peach.
Lady Finger.
Coffee.
Here is dinner for gentlemans
family. Barring the chicken, It Is not an
expensive meal There is no butter and
no side issues to brew billlousness, dys-
pepsia or any other discord. Be sure and
pull out the pepper seeds; stun as for
poultry dressing.
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There Will be no gr at BOOM but there will be-
what is better steady growth OF industry and
prosperous business activity that cannot be
hindered by partisan agitation. The tarlr issue
is settled. and the word now is-Forwsrd Phil
adclphla Timos
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Tomato Salad and Cheese Sticks.

Take as many firm. ripe, round toma-
toes as there are persons to serve. Pour
over them boiling water, remove the
skins and place tomatoes on ice. Chop
fine two onions and crate a cucumber.
Mix these ingredients. after sailing and
peppering, with a small quantity of thick
mayonnaise dressing. Scoop out the
cores of the tomatoes and ill with the
mixture. Place on lettuce leaves and
pour over the red tomatoes the golden
dressing. This makes a nice course
served with waters or cheese straws.
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Another Fair.
To the Editor

To the Editor:
Inclosed please nnd s..Oe. the proceeds OF a
small fair held at ga East Eighty third street
| which hope will help some poor little baby
| Wishing THE Evening World" all success and
with love TO the babies, we remain,
| Henry Saltz, Conrad SCHNEIDER
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Don't have 1t that one shall be taken
and another left Let all the guilty
policemen go. And. most important of
all. let the system go under which cor
ruption in the force has been fostered.
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One Dollar from Four.

To the Editor
Inciesed md 81. the result of fair held In
store on the corner OF Liberty avenue and
Sackman street We. the undersigned, hope It
will do good TO the sick babies.
Mary Silva, Ida Murch,
Emily Martin, V. Murch.
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Although the fair lasted only from
o'clock to in the afternoon, and she
was entirely unassisted. the little lady
realized 5000 for the relief of the suf-
she sends to 1.-The Evening World'' with
her good wishes for the little sufferers.
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II Is rather surprising to read OF
preparations to rush through a bill to
correct the Tariff bill. 1t does seem as
II the measure moved slowly enough
to be right when 1t got to the end.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-16

Woman suffrage Is an old question, but
Ats advocates will see that 1t doesn't
Just yet become the previous question.
The discussion will go on, despite the
Constitutional Conventions adverse vote.
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ny Associated prcssD

BIRMINGHAM Ala, Aug. l6-Al Rigent. a
prominent young merchant Of Blocton. shot
bird, and when about to pick It up Was bitten
the arm by rattlesnRke, lie hurried home
but died few hours later. after suffering great
agony His body sweled twice ia normal size
before death.
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what went on in the Senate yesterday
was not an essential part of the great
taa,n struggle for which Democracy is
rtui ennsted' II was contest of
eeh9es In the main campaign there is
- breathing spell, during which bust
nezs VIII get upon Its feet again and
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From Ready Hands Circle.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please mud 81 for the Sick Babies
Fund from the Ready Hands" Kings DauEh-
tors Circle OF Bethany Chapel. Brooklyn. The
members OF the Circle. are:
Mabel buchanan, Annie Gasau,
Lille Herod Gertie kali
Lizzie Davidson. VILLA keist,
Anna Thies. Ella Hicks,
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ore kiIIed and One Dying.

LEBANON, y. H., Aug ia freight train
crashed into a passenger train at East Lebanon
yesterday and Dagyage-Mast Joseph Doucstte
had his head crushed. killing him instantly.
while brakeman stearns was probably fatally
Injured
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-16

The baseball teams that play for 1.-The
Evening World" Sick Babies Fund
have the satisfaction of knowing that
base hits were never made in a better
cause
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Errned x2O.O3 All Alone.

Little Miss Minnie Hersh. OF 26i West
One Hundred and Twenty-thlrd street,
on the afternoon of Aug. held fair
at $40 West one Hundred and Twenty
fifth street for the benefit of the Sick
Babies Fund
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Reckless People in Chester.

Some people in this town are making II impos.
sible for the newspapers To print decent obit-
uary notice for them.-Chester (Pa) News
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The Police Department will hardly
be single in purpose till 1t Is single in
Its responsible head.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-16

The O'Clock Edition and the
Sporting Extra of The Evening
world contain more sporting news
of interest than can be foand In
amy other evening aewspaper.
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Five Dollars from Three.

To the Editor:
Inclosed you will please Hnd postal note for
IS, which We trust you will devote to the above
fund, and oblige
Annie ]. sweeney. Florence Derringer,
Ella DuGey,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-16

Now that the burglar has taken to the
bicycle, It will be more than ever the
duty Of the police to put a spoke in his
wheel
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-16

Az long as New York's refuse is held
from the burning. so long will New
York have a garbage nuisance.
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A Beautiful Shade Hat.

Her last years Bingham gown was
made over this season with embroidered
frills and insertion 1t was very much
up to date and quite satisfactory when
finished. And there was a piece of
Bingham left over for which she had
no use. Jon first thought it seemed des-
tined for the rag-bag, but in the end II
was converted into a fashionable shade
hat for her small daughter. The ging-
ham was finely shirred to form the brim
of the hat, and sewed to frame OF
silk-covered wires. A Tam o'Shanter-
like pun formed the crown. There
was also bit Of embroidery left from
the Bingham gown, which was used to
finish the wide brim and outline the
bow of Bingham that adorned the hat
in front. Strings with an embroidered
edge completed the hat. In color the
Bingham was old rose. striped with a
fine white line.
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him for Mayor. II he should get the
nomination, will he tell how he got 1t?
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Every Little Helps.

To the Editor:
Please ind inclosed "a cents for the benent
OF the Sick Babies Fund. Hoping this little
tribe will do some good. from
@. DanEieger c. Schuenk,
J, Mayhcr, l.. Nessler.
W. Reardon,
All from Eighty-sIxth street, Park and Madl-
son avenues. Brooklyn.
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,Caserio died for great deal more
than the murder of Carnot. Let the
violent Anarchists make a note of that
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Police captains and sergeants come
and go. Police patrol wagons do neither
In New York.
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New York's next Mayor should be
all New York's. The city cannot afford
TO divide time with Tammany Hall.
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Mayor Gilroy forget politicsf When
Croker forgets where he got 1t.
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90. 40. Not $40.

The Lady Bluebells OF Brooklyn. collected
g. 90. and not n:io. as stated Monday. for the
Sick Babies Fund.
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be played. The game between the Holy
Rosary Lyceum and st. James's Union
will be called at 4 o'clock. and the whole
nine innings Will be played.
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Britannia may rule the wave, but not
the wind. The latter was too much for
her yesterday.
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Newark's trolley has just finished its
thirty-seventh victim. There is no pc
Rod Of depression In its industry.
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Business will revive because It must
revive.
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7fcsev of THE EVENING WORLD leaving
az CRY for he no. months should send In their
aidsessc, and haze THE EVENING WORLD
EsoiieG to them regularly.
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II Is Not German.

| To the Editor Of The Evening World:
| ! incose a portrait taken from the Sunday
| World" A question has arisen in the neigh
borhood whether 1t was intended as a likeness
| OF Senator German HARLEM.
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Senator Vests calcium light was OBJ
served to sputter a great deal.
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A Working Girr. Bonrdins-Hous.,

Working girls are not desirable board
ers. They haven't any money as a class,
and the women in the business cannot
afford to keep them. One house, and
perhaps the only one in New York de-
voted to this class of trade. pays. The
mistress has been resident of Washing
ton Square for quarter of a century.
She manages everything herself. does
the carving, gives out the supplies, looks
up references. puts up pickles and pre-
serves and keeps an eye on the hall door.
1t takes lamb and three-quarters to
SO round when that delicacy Is served
at dinner, and eight dozen hot rolls dis
appear from the breakfast table. The 50
boarders have a cot dresser and locker
in the partitioned dormitory. Private
rooms, all small ones. cost from 81 to s.
week.
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| HOUSE b@ S'||H0MlltE

pearl passementeries are dispensed with
for the Summer gown. and soft folds
and draperies Of chiffon take their
place.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-15
Everything Goes.

A Washington woman, who dared
to do as she pleased about going out
soon after the death of a member OF
the family, was assisting at a
reception. says Kate Fields Wash
ington, and was espied from afar by
an out-and-out conservative, who
doubted the evidence Of her ewes.
'lsn't that Mrs. A-?n she asked
in shocked tone of friend al her
elbow Certainly that is Mrs.
A" replied the other. But
didn't Mr. B" (naming a near
connection of the As Idle last
week." persisted the first speaker.
Oh yes. answered her friend; "but
that makes no difference now. Only
the corpse stays home in these days. !"
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-15
Jennie HafIoWe.
CHAPTER XI-CoNrINrrn
BY W. CLTRK RUSSELL.

CHAPTER XI-CONTINUED
| guessed it was somewhere be.
tween half-past one and two O'Clock
In the morning when was suddenly
overtaken by an Overwhelming sensa-
ton OF WEAKNESS. Nature seemed to
yield all at once to the heavy strain
that had been put upon her thr ough-
out the livelOng day by the violence
OF my emotions and the distractinp
thoughts which had bowed me down.
Besides, | had been ceaselessly on
the move since about nine o'clock;
my legs seemed to sink under me,
yet would not enter the cave.
was urged by an imperious misgiv.
ing to continue in the open and to
go on acting the part of sentry until
sunrise. But it was imperative that
should sit awhile to ease the in
tolerable aching in my legs. and so
went to the tree that had sheltered
Jenny during the day and souatted
at the foot of it Lascar fashion.
Scarce was seated when nv eve
lids turned into lead. | remember
feebly struggling with a supreme
sensation OF drOwsiness.
awoke with a start and opened
my eyes against the gray dawn over
the sea that went stepping in a duskv
throbbing shadow to the faintness
that was showing like a light shin
ing through oiled paper. Nv limbs
were stiff and numbed, and I stood
erect with groan. wondering how
long | had slept. The lightning had
ceased; the last OF the storm had
disappeared some time before. The
sky was full of stars, which were
paling rapidly to the gathering light
OF the approaching day, and there
was a softly steady breeze of wind
blowing directly off the island fra
grant with the cool and sweet in.
cense of the nameless vegetation
round about the hills.
looked for the boat, and looked
again, rubbed my eyes and once
more looked. She was gomez 7
somehow thought only of her for the
moment, and sprung like a wolf after
Its prey to the edge OF the creek and
looked again. The boat was gopel
A wild cry that seemed to wiring
itself out of my heart broke from nv
lips; then my mind went to nv dar.
ling, and | rushed to the cave
There was dawn enough now to sift
stealthy light into the interior. I
peered in and found the place emptv
My wife was gone, the sail had been
removed. | stared, believing nv
self to be in a dream; then like a
maniac aimlessly crying out: "Ob,
God! Oh, God" sped to the creek.
side again. believing myself to be
under a delusion and that I sbouId
behold the boat if | sought her.
Gone! and here was now alone
oereft OF the woman l loved, robbed
81 my sole means OF escape.
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CHAPTER VII

looked along the beach and nv
eye went to the tree at the foor Of
which Captain Harness had placed
the breaker, leaving it there for the
night; it had been removed. Hal
thought /, passing my hand over INV
streaming forehead, this is what NV
Tears foreboded. Captain Harness
statement that he could not find the
spring was a lie. His object was to
detain me throughout the night
Tor this. But where was JENNY
Was this fight a conspiracy? Had
she recognized her husband from the
beginning, acted her old part of ten
derness and devotion with secret
loathing of me in her through re-
curence OF the passion that had
made her Captain Harness wife >
Had she been feigning sleep when 7
called to her from the cavern's en-
: trance? Was her desire that I sbould
lie by her side stratagem to enable
her to make sure that | was slum-
boring that she might steal out to
the man who would be lying in am
bush close by, and who would at
once distinguish her form upon the
white ground of the beachP
stood motionless as thoucb
struck by lightning. Ny head was
IN agony as though some red hot
ligament encircled it 1t was then
the flashing limb of the sun uprose.
and the ocean opened blue and bril-
liant to his beam. l strained nv
eyes over the sea, but there was
nothing in view. Well, if thew had
launched the boat and sailed awav
but an hour before, so tiny a craft
was she that the merry little draught
now blowing would have sided her
out of sight, despite her sail. that
would show but as the tip of n sea-
birds wing even though no more
than a couple OF miles distant The
memory OF my behavior satisfies me
that my mind must have gone adrift
Tor awhile. | was suddenly seized
with the notion that Jenny had hid
den herself to scare me. and / recoI.
lect racing along the beach and
searching among the trees and pene-
trating indeed near a mile inland in
search of her while continued to
call out her name until my voice
failed me. l.returned to the neigh.
borhood Of the creek exhausted in
mind and body, and picking up Q aut.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-15
THE SONG OF THE LocUsrs,

Children listen to the song,
Seeming faint yet clear and strong
Hear the song the locusts sing;
Hear the story that they bring
From the far Egyptian Nile
Close your eyes and hear the while:
"Pha-a-a-ro, Pha-a.a.ro Pharaoh
Let the Hebrew children gol"
Now II seems the burdened cry.
Prayer and moan and anguished sigh,
or the Israelitish band,
Toilng in that heather land
Now 1t seems the pleadlng's vain
For their sons-doomei to be slain:
''Pha-a-a-ro, Pha-a.a.ro, Phs.ra-
Let the Hebrew children co."
Now we hear the tramp and shout
AS Moses leads his people out;
Hear the sea divided, roar
Till all Gods hosts are safe on shore:
Hear the song Of prayer and praise
Which Israel's grateful leaders raise.
Listen: "Pha-a-a-ro. Pharaoh,
Had 10 let the Hebrews go"
Linda W. 10y
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Trains leaveMeaiphh
McsS.No andE Es,Ns
3:-.er arrival Of tai
from the West and
Southwest, running a
or connecting Ia C.-cI
DEPoTs icE al points IN
the East and SoutheeEt.
The Mc:.ph.s srE
CharlceSJr RGiI.3.l
and The East Tenn Va.
& Ca. Ry., hava ear. s.
the reputation they
have Of giving sh9
Quickest Time, Bel;
Through Car Ser"lcI
ard all the Latest .nj
FinestAcccm@cda.i9gS
1t is the Piinc!9G
ThCrcughiare to tn
Summer Resorts in tie
Summer and Winter
Resorts In the WiHtr.,
P@sse ayers ~ tLis
route loss the ~
Steel Bridge at -. 70.
phis and will avoid tg>-r
Gus Ferry TraHsfe.s
across the Mississippi
River. necessary By any
other gateway south Of
81. Louis.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-15
A Shameless Fellnu-

Anna-Just think what Arthur
did yesterday: l was going down
the stairs carrying a tray Of disnes
with both hands and he met me,
and
Clara-Well. ne kissed you, q
course, didn't he'
Anns-No, he didn't Now. wb At
do you think Of him?
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Any Ticket Agent viii give information reIativo
0. and sell tickets by The Popular Lines or any ds.
lrcd Information viii be cheerfully given by lie
TdarsiCued
~ if'ier' u iE7Hirg drSTsrsd promptly cad 10 d.
81. and eorrcspoHdeHcc is solicited.
n Jelly. Western Pa, ACT fos Malta St. Dallas. Te.,.
A nsSanssare. Division Pass. Aren't. Memphis, T,r,
= ". TreEa, Gen. PasS. Tit. Agrat, LnoI,ii, Te,a
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GREAT ROCK island ROUTE
TO THE EAST,
BEST DINING oaa SERVICE ~ The woRlc.

sEsT DINING CAR SERVICE ~ TIE WoRlD.
The Rock Island is foremoStin adou3
lag any advantage calculated to i'm
prove speed and give that luxury, safety
and comfort that popular patronage de
mand3. It's equipment is thoroughly
complete with vestibuled trains, mag.
niticent dining cars, sleepers and chair
coaches, all the most elegant, and o.
recently improved patterns.
Faithful and capable management
and polite, honest service from EN-.
Dloyes are impolta items. They are
a double duty-to the Company and TO
tTaveler-and it is sometimes a task
difficult of accomplishment. Passen.
gers Oh this line will find little cauys
for complaint on that ground.
The Importance Of this Line can 90
better understood If a short lesson In
geography be now recited.
What is the great Eastern termini OF
the Rock Island Route?-C Chicago.
What other sub-Eastern termini has
it9-Peoria. To what important points
does it run trains to the Northwest
st. PAU and Minneapolis, Minnesota,
and Watertown and Sioux Falls, Da-
l.
kota. 10 what important Iowa and
Nebraska points?-Des MoineS, Daven-
port, Iowa; Omaha and Lincoln, Ne
braGka.
REMEMBER
The Great Rock Island Route runs all
regular trains to Englewood suburban
station, close to Worlds Fair grounds,
and you can save time and trouble by
getting of at that point and avoid the
crowd in the city.
For full particulars as to tickets,
maps, rates, apply to any coupon ticket
office in the United States, Canada OF
Mexico, o. address: .
JNO. SEBASTIAN,
Cent Tkt q Pass Agt., Chicago R
2. 81. JOHN, Gen. Manages. chi~sa u
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nau counheu tne gig to the stern of
the Lady Charlotte. "
Jenny lay dead weight in nv
arms. She had tainted. One micbt
have thought that she had died in
my embrace so white were her cbeek
and lips. so death-like the glaze on
the streak OF eye upon which the
long fringes OF her lids had mot
closed l bore her to the shadow of
the cocoanut tree, where the incline
OF the beach furnished a sort of nil
low for her head, and rushed to the
boat for such fresh water as MIGHT
lind in her. The breaker was in the
bows-and was full! So, then. the
spring that was yesterday missing
had manifestly dubbed forth AGAIN
during the small hours of the morn
ing at the will OF the villain who Law
dead before mel sprung to the
side OF my love, put water to her
lips, and bathed her brow; then with
headlong speed conveyed the sail
from the boat to the cave that it
might serve her as a couch in an at
mosphere luxurious for its GOODNESS
and shadow in comparison with the
hot glare of the sunshine streaming
on the sea and the lustrOus slope Of
the beach. She revived just as |
LAID her down and looked at me a
little wildly at first, then
smiled, and lifted her hand TO
take mine. but dropped it on her
heart ere could grasp it, and said,
in a low voice: d am in pain here.
| am dying. l fear"
me- no." l cried passionately,