The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-30

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me uneasy Could they ho going 10 blow
US mp with punpowderi Nol l did not
/ think 80 They would not care 10 ruin
I the gateway for the snke n capturing so
/ email party. And the tower was strong
! u would not be- easy 10 blow it up.
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again, and my fears returned with 1t.
-taudN / cried suyagoly, "or take care
Of y0ursolf!'
Tho answer was a flash Of bright light,
which for q second showed the rough
stone walls winding away nc my feet.
stunning report and the pattoring down
u half dozen -lugs from the roof !
laughed, my first start over. You will
have % como little higher upi' / cried
/ tauntingly rs / smelled the fumes. Ny
/ eyes had become so accustomed 30 the
darkness that felt sure ! should detect
an ussailnnt. however wariiy he might
make Biz approach, and my halhert was
! seven feet long. 10 that / could reach as
/ far rs could see bad had time, too, To
I grow cool
After this there was comparative quiet
for another spncc. Every now and then a
I stone. OF. more rarely, the ball Of an argue
bus. would come whizzing into the room
above But / did not fear this. II was
easy 10 keep under cover And their
shouting no longer startled me. / began
10 see glimpse Of hope II was plain
that the townsfolk were puzzled how to
| come AT us without suffering great loss
/ They were unaware Of our numbers, and,
a. 1t proved. believed that we had three
uniniurcd men at least. The staircase was
unavoidable rs a point Of assault, and
the window, being only three feet IN
height and 20 from the ground, was not
much better, II defended. as they expected
It would be, by a couple Of desperate
swordsmcn.
was not much astonished, therefore
when the rustllng sound. beginning again
ct the foot Of the staircase, came this time
. 10 10 more formidable issue than q hail IL
Spanish VIII you surrender" the en-
vOy cried
. ''Nol" / said roundly.
who are your" was the next question
We are English!' / answered.
He went then and there for the time
| the negotiations ended. But, seeing tht
, dawn Of hope, ! was the more AFRAID ol
any trap or surprise ana ! cried 10 tb'
duchess 10 be on her guard FOR TINS reh'
son, too, the suspense Of the next few min
utes was almost more trying than any
thing which had gone before. But the
, minutes came at last 10 an end. a VOC.
} below cried loudly In English: "Holloa
, Are you friendsl'
/ Yes, yes, / replied Joyiully before
the words had well ceased to rebound
from the walls, for the voice and accent
were Master Lindstrom's. \ cry Of relief
, from the room behind me showed that
there, too, the speaker was recognized
The duchess came running TO the door,
but / begged her TO go back and keep a
good lookout, and she obeyed.
HOW come you here' HOW mas II nap
pcnedf' Master Lindstrom asked, his
! Vpirn fhnnnl ln still TnmuinpI hplnT. no
traying his perploXity and unhappiness'
Can not do something This Is terri
BILE indeed
You can come up II you like, an
swered after moments thought But
you must come alone and ! cannot let
, even you, friend as you are, see our de-
! lenses.
As ho came up stepped back and drew
/ the door OF the room toward me, so that,
, though a little light reached the head OF
! the stairs, he could not, standing there, SEQ
g into the room or discern our real weak
ness. did not distrust hiIn-hcayen for,
:. bid!-but ho might have to tell all he saw
> to his friends below, and | thought ii
I we'll, for his sake as well as our own, that
: he should be able TO do this freely and
, without hurting us As he Joined me
!, held up finger for silence and listened
2 kecnly. But all was quiet below. No on.
n had followed him. Then / turned and
\ warmly grasped his hands, and we pooret
d into one anOthcr's faces. / saw he wa
A deeply moved; that he was thinking o
a Dymphna and how had saved her. HI
held my hands as though he would neye
n loose them
y well" / said as cheerfully as / could
:, have you brought US an offer of terms
Ia Bat let me tell you first, continued
., how 10 happened" And | briefly OK
{, planned that we had mistaken the captai
~ Of tho 0unrd and his two followers ia