Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-04
CHAPTER XXI.

his thoughts. His knees began 20 fee!
bruised on the hard floor. He was strong Y
tempted TO rise up and case them.
"Pshaw'" he said to Lindoohrn; II don t
! believe they're coming, after az. / guess
I'll so out and take u ioo.."
Keep still!' replied The Swede. Don't
you str on your lie, and tol sou snIa- a
word a.oud-" and Ino.len, AFTER ne 4t.ji9o a.
mere p -easantiy:
They may send scouts on foot"
fanaYo.:t had la..cu a.. e.. lazy could
near her deep BID ,rou0-e4 Draining. il
| her frame Continued 10 ,.oIa Z ni-a ..e
sorrow that TOR the InomeII. me mad mere
| fully forgotten.
"MichaH was burned ave" said Curtis.
| IN low tone, after auu ..Cr -. t en- o.
waiting, during which his knee had become
the most important portions of MS entire
| anatomy.
| Il tried to save him. but HOSTAGES
Lindbohm seized him impatienly by the
| arm and whispered:
Tst, be quiet can't you? Do you want
| to spoil the whole thing? No, we rescued
| Michali.'
Curtis worked himself on to his feet, and
sat upon his heels. The nightingales were
Singing in full chorus. and he wondered
| how anybody could hear ANYTHING in that
| internal racket. The waier in the fountain
| of Petros Nicolaides Kissed and gu-gled and
| crashed like the waters of Lodore
Curtis new attitude became more pain
| fui tLan spiked chair, and he slid back
! ONO lis knees again. He sat down for
! awhile, but the desire to peep over the win
! dow sill as Irresistible F nal v lust as
| h.s knees mad hectmt bo., the Swa%e
roi,ci1ad ain, 60, 'nd " t
| got them. The screechi..i5 e. the nghtIn-
| susT;,r,aj 49,, il, 80 Al, - ttti', W,
| ing of horses hoofs.
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a.hi h4 i ,i al me eL .-.4 AID N n
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dehtiy n Vie te.-.e y -w-,ch-
ing vici'usiy al '-e Sang
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IN the ar. The 4.'ne. 49, "a :ro-
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at lie Tarh.e cop -. +s>--s n co a-Ges.
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himself e'l4y me hat ne tn ks fo:n
swung s'.usiey ne wa is e;Un. TIE
ca