The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-08
BY. Y. BLACK
.,+ 1sos. by The S. s. Me-
wy CIure Go.
~ APTER v.


!" ,,~. ont from Boston, with fair,
-'' .,,5s an the way, the sloop came
H'- ..a,- down the coast until oppo-
si'' .,rf-beaten outer sandy strip of
leland Here the men of the crew
L'I' n he Med with that lookout eX-
- which sailors feel on nearing
7sr,rgbout the passage Oziel had
,ovioasly curious as to the long,
81. swiftly sailing Vessels's destination,
/ IN, IF the crew gave him other than
,..v and short answers to his ventured
..'.-iss. they had, in slavish imitation,
4 ,.s.i- master ever since his scuffle with
,--.b ignored him sullenly as DiXey did
.t.r,pti1ousN. which was hard to be
/ ,.,o ITO the South" was a vague term,
L., ,bat was an the information which
1r,cb had vouchsafed in the hurry of
a-1, and TO the mind of young Haskell,
-,,rant of any but the simplest geogra-
,s.al p5ints. conveded nothing. Day by
art grew more difficult for him to get
,,r talk at all. much less private talk,
rts Justin Halowell, who was engrossed
r....,. ,.-,t, and that faciIe story
t.atr, tales of the sea, which so charmed
bis fancy. IL was iot 'ie seil9lt i 49, opit
tAes nature t'Ioua", ~
ODDS WIN an o'o l'le'io' iie "''3 >, 49,
e as to take offense and he himself
91s1l oul O15' ,'l'( AM 'i tha+ tbn
ls 'ecus'oIll'u O'i.l,u' w., ~"
A'op " az '-'''' 80 - >, O,il1,, e,;7
we 15a- o. .., - lo -,,oo 10 s+ratnh
a',.' 'oI - 49, -. =,
l9se SOU - oi' S.'0l e , % ~.
,@s IN bis Lonely airs.
vi Kan ~. - ~ ., ho safd ..but What
,r- 5o we MAKE,
Oh, +r,-b n 4. nor mort at all -. eaid ms.
in obrt mere bal,ina Mace as Master
-rrcb 5ss-rIl.as +, far mariners whereat
gat fresh water ana The like Rut there
h ayp4.rs to find a crew "
eAU1 waera ,hen2 We can't he so far
nom New York toUn. have been
thinking Justin 'twere well TO thank
and nav from Mistress Narian's store
Master lynch for his tro,hlA opd kind
less and seek friends in that Mace until
Ne hear from Boston"
Justin BEGAN 10 fret
So feyerish are YOU to bid farewell
70 Dixie Lynch =" he cried "Nou, look
YOU friend Ozfel An the vovage he
has been most generous and kind n mic
telling me tbe stranaest tbings and civ
ing me- good homes of baino again as,as
q HaroUeH-s rioht ia ba n L. a
II. .'''. oil my ia'her and has shown how
W. 'a'Ile' MuIrln in his evil heart has
L'.5' many things from Marian and me
1|0''l nave known. He is able to serve
'5. as ne served my father. He will re-
san -o' me
1e stopped suddenly checking his eager
Ng., ana slammered:
o-l'e me, Oziel but I am under
-{ou have a right to your own secrets"
'a'' Ozie1 gently and I never was fond
VI }l-s as YOU know. You never spoke,
s5.e ofieHy' OF your famlly's affairs, and
~ none OF my business, save in this-if
comes to faithful friendship and service
to Mistress Marian and yourself. sure I
,rl'e proved my zeal long ere this Dixev
N'1en came TO exile you"
ana cousin Marian and love Won for
cred Justin, warmly. and threw his
alas around OzieFs broad shoulders han
Sang the honest farmers gloom at once
t 3.. indeed, Oziel. you wrong lynch I
Sl-'e from my heart that blow on Tho
Fsoh was given more by accident man
'lsaJ else. Nay could not swear 60 hot
,a3 J. did not blindly strike il rnvee1f
AM for the pistol shot and The nni,c1,v
,ata You got, is il not plain these ,Tere ac
@ents?'
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