The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-01
CHAPTER XIV.
Saul Marx Evnlatns

In addition 10 warning VIII and NY
self, that very honest man. saul Mark
made himself clear to all concerned on
a certain hot evening a fortnight later
It was in the wide half underground
apartment set aside for Captain Stans-
field and his companions in the u012S-
terry Of St. John Of Br0zas. The Donna
JuaniJa Silyeda had JUST arrived 70
visit her cCmpatri0ts. As was her wont
on such occasions. she had left Anna
without in the arbOr. where were saul
Marks papers and charts The glIl
lifted one at random, and I'D her sur
prise found it a map Of the Isle NJ The
Winds, with the fathOuinE 0f all he
anchOrageS and girding reefs carefully
marked. The position Of The T.ae7
was exactly indicated. bu- the To-A
had evidently been interrupted -2r me
interior was q blank win only IL"
vague pencil markings upon It.
why have you brought me ha.7
again?" Anna heard her mother say as
she entered. The reply was --a-l-o-
Then in a few moments the "2.na.'
voice grew louder. ct vi. not sA
cried. shrilly. Il tell you 1 VIII n5---
would die sooner"
Whereat the girl moved nearer 70 ~
when all our lives depended upon D.
vigilance. She had not &. -1 ou-si.
for even where she was. hidden ali.-7
the crimson blossoms Of tn. lroa-. M
voices came clearly enough -' 1er els
Then Anna DISTINGUISHED che Tf-57
Saul Mark not raised I.E. t--- "
commander. but only made more -
phatic as if what he said a-----rI VA
no argument
1T is not a question Of your "l-. ~
Lady Juanita. but of your
he said. Not IF may. but ~ mus
speak. remembe to a man and d w..
an who are both at this 1'-n-L-
only sinners, but cOnyic- -.-. Co. -,r
''And who planted the IN ---- ~ -5b
hearts? Who bounded us @. maj 80
was done?" It was her mother 80
raised almost to a Shrek. that - -
heard as she stood treu 12
the heavy crimson eral-t ..t5i-z IN
Hush. Janet; il is useless ~ --S-s-
the deep. quiet voice Of t-.-.--- --.---s-
field. This man is our
Let him say the thing he VIII -,--v-
Saul Mark LAUGHED little ssi7
How wise is Sir Phl.- -I l.57i
How clearly he grasps The s- .,--= ~
1t is a pity that pTesc-eE.r rs I've
come somewhat earlier IT " YOU on
prevented many things--1A ~, n. line
at New Milns. for one thing e- an
kiln of Provost Gregory Fai----- l..---5 and
other; a hundred tall ships l-l,--.-girgs
burned upon the high seas lin
from slippery plank ends. --,--4r-
Pembury and the lads or the ~ one
tee, some thousand boys, Opp kos
by one in plantation cane Nv sir
these and much more. anu ',,-r-rg
Philip chooses to be nice aho,--. a. little
woman and a pair of youths 5es the
distinguished from the ol--7-'
acOrns of one tree.' .f,+~ving
saul" said Janet Marx. a. = his son
to touch him, zone OF them
and loves our daughter 81. tho intent
If she spoke the word WIN VI, .i.,+gsI. Re
Of exciting pity, it was ---I--.irrz and
only shook his silver ea,,---,rI
laughed a short. cracking la !=1 ersat
"Ah, rove.' Janet-love. lr-,saning L
word. And who knows Us -, told ne
not you? You loved me. Sfr philip
so. you remember, one CAV. Ha loved
there once loved his father o1+ar His
his wife. and swore il al lN0 r1ben by q
brother John loved him, : changed;
twist of the sandglass al : Won hated
You, my lady, loved Philip his wife.
me. Philip hated his fang Gat,1 do mol
his child. Only I, poor .l,,cb nov &c
change. I love you as ni'-0