Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-08-09

1t was true enough. They did escape
In the night, and Mary had been there to
help them with a boat; but where was
she now? and who was this sturdy youth
In loose petticoat-canvas trousers and
heavy fisherman's boots?
Bart stared till his eyes showed a ring
OF white about their pupils. and his mouth
opened roundly In unison for time. Then
eyes and mouth closed tightly, and wrin-
kles appeared all over his face. as he
| SOFTLY shook all over. and then. after
glancing at Abel and the Irish soldier, he
uttered low
| "Haw, haw!'
The figure in the boat swung round and
faced him sharply, glancing at the two
i sleeping men, and holding up roughencd
brown hand to command silence.
"All right" said Bart. half choking
with mirth; and then. "Oh, I say, my
lass. you do look rum In them big boots.'
SILENCE, IDIOT! she whispered, sharp.
ly. DO you want that strange man to
knowT'
"Nay, my lass, nay" he said, becoming
sober on the instant. But you do look
so rum. say, though" he, cried, sharp.
". whats gone Of all your beautiful long
harp
"Fire," said Mary. coldly.
Fire! what-you'vc cut It Of and burn.
ed it?"
Mary nodded.
"Ohw calculated Bart, and II sounded
like a groan.
Gould girl with long hair have work.
ed her passage out here rs a sailor boy,
and have come into that canc-brakc and
saved you two" said Mary. sharply; rnd
as Bart sat staring at her with dilated
eyes once more, she bent down after gag.
Ing Mt Dinny. still soundly sleeping. and
laid her hand with firm grip on her
brothers shoulder.
He started into wakefulness on the In.
slant, and gaxed without recognition In
the face leaning over him.
Don't you know me, AbclT' said
Mary, sadly.
"You, Mary--dressed like thisY'
He started up angrily, his face iiush.
Ing 40 hers had flushed. and his look dark.
ened into . scowl.
What else could I dot" she said, re-.
pcatins her defense a. she had pleaded to
Bart. Then. a. II her spirit rcbelled
against bis anger. her eyes flashed with
indignation, and she exclaimed hoarsely,
well, ! have saved you, and II you have
done with me-therc Il the sea-"
but you-dressed a. a boyr' said Abel.
Hush! DO you want that man TO
know" whispered Mary softly. my
brother was unjustly punished and sent
out here to die In prison. while I, a help.
less girl. might have starved at home.
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