The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-08-17
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CHAPTER vIII.--Continued.
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the impression that the chest contains
valuables? These islands were named,
a. you know, with some reason"
Every true, senor; but he would be
rash man who would brave the VEN
geance Of Holy Mother church by such
a sacriiegc. There are none In. the
archipelago who would attempt such
. thing; besides. the records would be
OF NO value to un hcretico; they are
but our secret history"
"And that. I presume, your orders
would forbid your showing to even 20
profound a student and churchman A.
the Padre sebastiano, unless you were
80 directed by the bishop?"
well. one would scarcely say so
much AZ that. To a layman, or un
heretico, no-under no circumstances.
But el Padre Sebastiano-that, you
Gee, Is different. II IL 10 gran honra
that he does visit u.s."
~ see, I see. I had forgotten for the
moment how near he stood to the
bishop" This was a chance shot, but
could see by the PADRES deferentisl
manner that II had gone home.
We presently retraced our steps to
the upper world, and when we saun-
tered out into the sunlight had plenty
OF food for thought. A document, for
instance. which would be utterly be-
yond my reach for consultation,
seemed to be at Scbnstiano's disposal
whenever he chose to call for II. That
there had been no time for him to do
30 while the steamer was In port. ! felt
sure; but that he might return from
Saipan at any moment was something <
more than possibility.
The sight OF that box lying across
through my mind. and ! thought OF in
numcrnblc excuses which might in.
duce Padre lInrtolomeo to give me n
peep at it's contents, especially " n suf-
Acicnt quantity Of good wine were un-
der his skin. But one and all seemed
too risky 10 attempt. The finding and
recovering OF the treasure were but
minor difficulties; the secreting OF and
the getting AWAY with IL. afterward
constituted the most serious details Of
the undertaking. Sauntering along
toward the plaza, ] became more and
more convinced that I must search
that box without either the knowledge
or the permission Of my fat ecclesias'
kical friend; and the dangers involved
IN such an attempt so filled my mind
that I scarcely heard the senorita call
ing me from the portico. She must
have been embarrassed by the effort
to make me hear. for her face wa,
scarlet when I approached the house
"Is Il because el padre would not ab,
solye the senior" she snid. "that he ha,
no annette, and would walk ava,
when the breakfast does wait? Al, bu'
he must b. the sinful man! Perhap.
he did not present el padre with un,
oontribucion for the rood of tn,
church? It is the custcm."
swell, I'm afraid did overlook that
senorita. Rnt I'll make IL all righ
with him later Joking aside, though
the padre treated me very nicely
showed me NIL over the place. II,
...u .o "a. , y.ry Ieorped man. M
' y" w :.
I was thinking OF other matters Wne'
you called. Please forgive me-"
"possib,v n IL that the senor feel
s.d because In Scnoritn Palacios ha
Sons AWAY In el vapor? She is mu,
Sermosa."
ayes but not more so than Senorit,
Dorotea. | often compared them from
the photograph which YOU gave G
,.,itan."
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The tink,y temple bells.
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s.hI. xv,. u.unllv nlnc.d under clum
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