The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-10-26

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iart l0 had ntWa
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Ufr'fHfHfHt. who ias iust sttn thrr fni
a U...f stast on thf road. along With
tu. OHrm on UlcA hufsos I've w W.
IhHF mu.f o. thrae ~ che Tauy who iul
lored us ycii tilf
twhi.iiod Then Cinroneo rot himsof
out, I mii, shfunrliH uy shoulders
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q expect that l. On. Nnstor h.tilo an
swDnd. tho durlOs wmMnir4 Iont
THE question arises again, What D. i1 I've
laupI" ho CONTINUED We iuny NV
them tu Wesel, hat thc pUud mhn sW ho
uuuds nro dDup hotNpun hDty un' the o. %,
aud we shall have tlurnro and his ~
hHforn MS al the wty--shnil y thai run
straight into thcir nrnis
But what ,lso can We do' 'ilL 1t
Is impossible 90 g1 hack
Noluld l1utUUni. ncH ar' In "uch
uuu fl.iHur 90 our hu laritd hat hnlf
% .. auuy W.. % Uuybuat, which
cor ii ca rs many rs two horses over
the river time. ON the farther side
we mig & ia road leading to Santon,
three liipuI distant should We ~ TO
Santou nftpgDIU Ila. .. thought the
roads ON that side Of tic rlyti 'yht not
be flooded We should thea he touch
once moro with our Dutch friun and
might profit by Master LnGstroA. ad
vice ON which l. for ono was no., in
clinrd to set n higher value.
3 "The river Is bank full. Arc you sure
the ferry boat can oross'" | asked. our
host was not certain, and thereupan an
unexpected voice struck in.
4 "Oh. dear do not let rs run any more
risksi' it said. IL was Mistress Anne's.
She was herself again, trembling, cited,
bright eyed, us different rs possible from
tho Ammo Of fuw minutes before. a
great change had come over her Perhaps
the warmth had done 1t.
] y thru tullTht WIS HuHEtHlNh-Nb SUI
auictly where we were. The farmhouse
stood at some little distance from the road,
and though IL was rough--it was very
rough, consisting only Of two rooms, IN
ono Of which a COW was stalled-still II
could furnish food and shelter. Why not
stay theref
But the duchess wisely, l think, decided
against this. 1t is unpleasant to go wan
a.. mil old
But shall not rest until we are within
the walls of town. Master Lindstrom
lnjd so much stress on that And fancl
thai t'7 marty who overlook us last nigh
m, no. TN main body. Others will hav,
gone to Ncsel by boat perhaps or alonI
the other bank. There they will meet am
learning We have not arrived they will
probably return this way and search TO
us"
CLARENCE
Yes, IL we have Clarence to deal with,
Master Berthe asscnted gravely, we can
not afford to lose n point. Wewili try tn
ferry"
! 1t was something gained to start DIR
and warm, but the womcn's pale faces
for little by little the fatigue, the want @
rest, the fear, were telling even on tn
duchess-were sad to ste. / was sore an
stiff myself The wound l had receive
SO mysteriously had blcd afresh, probabl
during last nights fight. We needed a
our courage to put brave face ON tn
matter and bear up and go out again int
the air, which for the first week in Ma
was cold and nipping. Suspense and aDx
ETY. had told in various ways on all OF ui
While l felt fierce anger against thos
who were driving us to these straits, Ma
ter BERTHE was nervous and excitet
alarmed for his wife and child and II
clined to see an enemy in every bush.
However, we cheered up a little whe
, we reached the ferry and found the boz
could cross without much risk. We ha
p to go over in two attachments, and 1t WI
nearly an hour past noon before we a