The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-11
WHATS IN A NAME2" A ;,
A West Indian
Romance.
BY PHILIP Copyright by Author.
ward part OF the ship
Ralph looked at Kate Her face was


Ralph looked ut Kate Her face wa.
pale and drawn.
20. what n horrld thought! why did
you let him tell such things? shall
not sleep n wink TIL we arrive in Kings
ton harbor. safe and sound!" cried the
girl. as she covered her face with her
hands, rs If to Shut out the sight con-
Jtred up In her Imagination by the
sailors words
ut was thoughtless Of me, / must ad-
nit. Kate but / did not suppose that
he would get SO lugIlbrlous in his views.
1t strikes me that he Is discountins our
capture by the plratical crew already. !.
He tried to laugh MS he spoke but II
was rather difficult work.
20. you do not know Allan Cunning
hnm!' cried the girl "IIe Is low.
| cruel man, and I do not doubt but, as
the captain says, that he would sncrl-
fec you all to obtain his end And
am that end she added bitterly.
do not look upon the dark side or IT,
Kate" said the young man, tenderly, re-
gretting that he had ever broached the
subject with the sailor
Ozark side, Ralph There is no light
side If that man gets me in his power''
I'VE will fight for YOU, Kate"
Fright for me! What have YOU to
fight with? Is there a single weapon on
this boat7"
Ralph was slenced Now that he
thought Of 1t, he realized that there was
not. What they would do In case Of
attack. he did not know, but no did not
propose to show his fenrs to tho girl.
why should we think of lt?" he asked.
These arc not the days OF piracy and
the buccaneers. The chances are very
few that this Green or Cunningham,
whichever commands tho schooner, knows
that we have left the harbor. 1t takes
thee or four days to run across and 1t
cannot be possible that ne should be able
to catch us. That is all nonsense!'
Nothing Is nonsense where Allan Gun.
ningham Is concerned" replied Kate
you do not know him II you think that
he has no information concerning us II no
wants It. I have no doubt but that no
could get 1t If he tried. No. no, I shall
not feel safe until We are in Kingston
harbor. Then I shall breathe easily"
The sun, a blood-red ball. was just
sinking below the horizon. and just be-
yond that horizon, her jlbs to windward
right where she had been for the last
three weeks, simply sailing back and forth
so that there should be no chance OF
escape. was the schooner Mongoose.
Cunningham meant to recapture his
game beyond all peradventure this time
He could wait. And he did!
CHAPTER XXII.
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