New-York tribune., 1903-03-20
O'S Head.
ny LLOYD OsBOURNE.

soldas sssk he 'e 81 SSoS
his cabin. ,z ,d ,,,rc,
his Saad tas ass1 said PG .s A'o "
Whose head?' / asked.
sss. had aWsys sS 50 get e HR en
From one reason and another the thing had never
time time and nd time again Now that had remasted her
and nd ST sss h SS assd n s
couldn't make any objection and a. the neon; 1o i6 or
n nI at the 1 When the 1esse
to be nee sasa informed me On the autocratiSs diS
sof Of FetTsd 6 that that the nv Da as
to plank ds down nifty dollars keep my mouth shut.
and do what was told. -. 49,. 80.
something queer about the trip. for sasa usually
so could scarcely be. be Hdufeo id &c so 80
with such parade Of mystery and reserve a tna5 the
jossers in the poem. it wasn't for me to reason 1
wny, and obedentIy ran about the & BEACH &C ,ds1 did
lions. confess. though that on the day {5r itsef
MY When %a to 9eEaR S 10 sene
was to remain in my house TN the nnSte ute OF Of stS *:
forechatns, and crouch there In the bow uli was
It was a glorious moonlight night as got into
Joes boat and saw the Nukanono access the ! bay;
Of the O land breeze and her booms Sparkling from
Re Re 70 6scf Eh Ea hs oueP & for
SILENT and the downpouring air from the mountalns
Scented ssns with the eBss @ ane 'f
that you could have smeed Up4u ninety m miles sr. 70
laughter, the tuning Of musical instruments the
0V 0Vsp ano To us rsf rom on1 t deck Wonderuy
meilowed by the intervening water and las II
seemed to mel sottened into sort of harmony with
However did not allow these reflections to put
off my duty or make me forgetful OF the % strict
commands had previously received from Sasa-
dsssed Sg SRaK JOE IN WhspeT and Climbed silently
my appointed station. had not been there min;
ute when 1 felt Sasa's hand on my shoulder ana
beard her say softly in my ear ThiGh; en s IN
slipped away. and 1 heard her. With sweet i'm
ordering about the he and ot see
ageway when heard commotiSnA at alta bSh6 Sh0ktng .
sngry voice that sounded tar0Usn thg
and then s1ddenly the companion hatch went shut
Owed with crash and everybody began to cheer
From beOT there the 16 Io9nd long on
and u TnmstakablE femini1d nine sal coming I'D to me
would you mind telling me what It's all about?"
st little songaatt to R5ng s1s4 GEing TonHs 9ssTf
down the after Ratchway While me and the girls
pushed Rosalis down the foFehold Lhe6e e 5ass
Gould not help laughing at. sasa's plan especial,
ly when under my feet I began to hear more
enssd hung and 1 fsnine 3aa o wSs Sssd 7oo TSn
Of oa0x Was s2 hot 'e5t eRouEh @ e 6oi! watsF
No fear said sasa Rosalie is half ,s, Samoa; "a:
ant for Silver Tongue, il he get roast ike Ills
own bread nobody care banana
aoS se Ft 9uf Fh old
B ny do SsaT very nicely ESanE said
interruptng me- and + i there hTrgr S1g s n
ciaret punch in milk can? And as for hghts-tFus
lovers don't want no lights M a-, bright idea
and that you deserve the greatest cred, for aTTa9g s
ipg It an but for the LGTd p Ss5e let me OH Inc
"Oh, no." said sasa, Everybody stay and see the
Fun indeed, thought as I @ heard 7,,{ feFrife RI nc
pounding below and an upr0ag that TeGd GoC sb9o
with sledge hammer blows and lot bfn 3I gases SsS
tumbed of e e4e Of obTonay obT
ing Of the whole ships nteror-the Smashing OF
sBS troRnE SRG 'adR doRn Of e7ergh6g that
could be wFsncned d. Of t0getheT wi5h no
Won't be- unjust and one really couldn't hear good
5sd @ amPsf 69t Be ." o1et 9hs yon silly
silly baker only reused himself to renewed feroG,
ike twenty-five punches Of frecrackers under a
G and And large 5 s 6sSs Kept this up
than hour then at length he suosi6eq 9eReE m
frated unable to make an I'M lmpress09 T 6orr
We had forgotten ali about him: for, heeing over IN
the pleasant breeze and " hat with singing ano
tgg an too hapPg an9 and too busy to
the sitting lovers below our fees bit
hed nv peace and forbore to dsque! pretty
who was the bosf M sRarx hRa s0n aughr 81 Eed
in so sweety with the tropc night and the ripping
PIrpIe Of water along our keel
It was past O'Clock when we picked up the ms, MS
sion light and back to our noorings on 1S rns
lineage love birds and bear the rst nrunS yaT 1i
little eager for the Job. and felt peculiar sinking
in the region Of my watch pocket as we uniocked
tbe F+er hatch and rolled 1t softly back Sasa with
bull s-eye lantern penetrating the gloom With a
dazzling circle OF light 1t fell on the ngureS OF
PooaIIe and Silver Tongue seated on q settee and
locked IN each others arms Rosa.e % was asleep
with her graceful head lying on silver Ionsue
breast and her long lashes stin wet with ae9rs 1j
The ha Ler his face crimson with heat and streaked
b rivuets of persLlration looked up at US grirniy
through a sort Of mist. waited for him TO spring ing
70 his feet and throw himself like A Hon on my
ehrnkfnR form: but instead OF doing so ne pressed
his arms closer round Rosale and smilea-yes oy
love Sunderland, If you'll take the word OF a re-
tired master mariner. winked-with pecunar, Sn
tender and catfish expression that IN anyhooy ei9e
would have been called skittish
How goes It, old man.; I said =. o,o-,re.
footing a love passage in grand oDera- me ana
posaIIe invites YOU all the Buhlic Hall to-morroW
nigb+ +o dance at our weddinE!''-fThe Illustrated
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