New-York tribune., 1903-03-30

looking up at me under the peak Of his morton -
9aai a9u9{nE DIS S,'iiecfrd. .ad he in very
good English noo.e q rope Pinione9 IN ny msss-
70 my sides - have mugh PlSSurS IN trIS assr the
features o. Aware Diego
oh Bees nv sweet Bess:'' had Rrosned, rselin1
against the cavern wall overcome nS z -. .:9a1S
EEren ! unclos~d my "y"Iids ~veryrhtng Was Tn''''
out of the mist and rh~ srook@ u th' toTTnSs
The spanard o"med into my vision Ign IN I.,gFfsT
they made haste 70 carry into their 5oats.
LanceIot Heavens with his wrist hound sat 9
notioness few PAGES .Iway. and TN "rtllFi' "t III"
Well Sefor shiiIts- fnrn how hoes NJ fine gen
smg TP III IN 9s49R 3srs.o n"' ast silent and ueH as
ever H. English dog taking their an oF 41a
discover il with his pincars d. The talking
No doubt g; brave hs1-e in hiT ;,, Sp9Elsn .r
morton ard black half irm"r .hf-~d TItn sts-d s5d
while H. rested tho njher rhs guard NJ his drawn
sight Of him nking hin. better ~ 5ad last seen
him. hung upon IN" briars "f rhs h@'igeroV IN tAs
Shall Civ" you news Of Your friends oy@r. sea-
friend. sine IL it WAS who advanced my ransom 70
1T cost him little to play ducks and drake rttn
my money said J. IN the bitterness OF my ne -
him also do I owe the knowledge Of Your ~rrand
You Iie.' I cried ne knew it not
There you are wrong for grntlenan g Oh AT ArSgTn r
pose. think You did h hang about the tavern Of
ngntS T1 sa ghsn y2ur % conPanionE par 5.ysegs
The hound-the sns king hound sad l. . ,,.
dirty Devon dogs sneered Aware Diego
We're I but free" I groaned. writhing IN ny
''CnhaPplly. sehor. you are not, and when have have
freedom but listen. speak now Of your lady love-
/ bit hard upon my lip. saying not word.
Il had some fancy FOR her. and The ElrI IS not t
PoEa aae wh9 bee s9ud 1 ST my ny y S' lnd a 0J o whose
money has bought her--or rather her father-whtch
& me-
send, you rowing until your brother should marry
Still said nothing though my heart and gein1
and very brain seemed BURSTING and X was az ma
softly with his tongue.
a1a Rent ON MT the roraess @ oV wretch and how
strange are the turns OF Fortunes ~hee.: 5 taa
a-voyaging; had we not taken an Indian on s tns
never learned the true oc this treasure cave
and YOU YOU Master Mas MstsF c r. mac hSI a aJdS
In Devon, eh3-ha! ha! blind fools yet my gooo @
errnost island and only wait TO embark our our
spoil before We say you all, and sink your piCiu'
Again through his words heard the c.lck o.
him. all my effort was then TO show nothing o
From the mooniit circle OF the land locked bay,
into the shadow Of the cavern's throat gIided on1
IN nsr were FGsE t IifS iI bJstIirR with the
chest church plate. so that they marked nothing
"oh. sweet Bess. sweet Bess.' cried in my
heart and surely never did lover invoke his mis-
tress' name with so evil a cOuntenance as / for
back to seaward until they should have set foot on
'is r36ind NJ me Coward hfssed s.raning toward
hin IL you are are m man ] anu h%5 gr kng6tI6od Ef'l
Nay" said he. frowning darkly and lingering his
thst Fashion: tWere small satisfaction to slay you
outright; the knife and rhe cord and the PrzeT2 zero
countrymen of the vengeance Of gentleman OF
Men Of Devon" rose the Wild shout Of my com
radeS as they poured up PIN the G stePS sq I F 5
sprang to his feet though hi7 wrists & %sre oorl1 %
gered back. and I able 70 slip aside to get my
And then great battle among. the scatt@-ed Le,i
treasure there to the Overturning OF All tne t'rh
outright. though We had firearns: the rest With
the Don leading SeTHlng fb ri &bera ~ We 1t rhaH
bide safe as thought, until our whole party
Yet were w. not secure. FOR little Tom
Huxtable in the snaH4P, crl50 5oar on f1Ir,. ana
being but sixteen Of Us. not counting the lad ~
So bearing poor Hal Crab and ID making @ shift 40 20
carry awqy f bnt 5n great g6I pGsd ike @ maGmsn for The
aTchway on cur side. while the Spaniards were
1 en 50ns then Ws ers '2 but just IN time the
nigh TO the top OF ne roGks' aeI " We sq s2 -
wave so high had ths tide risen s,-,,,,.
wind and or ms4y d We found our ship had not the
which told where she iey- -.
M Ssv6 s5t Psn' ss faTnaee Gh "9' a6d 81 5 k
and the water bubbling a. in a COOKING pot
About in the morning some cried that me l END
NJ all things at hand. for a binding column
Of Are and smoke rising our OF the ocean brought
But W for @ @ some q nigh pax behind Us thss
tempered its force. had never WeatAsred tnat
hurricane W. a dawn We were stu AT anchor
and he going down. ~
'Tfs Gods providence oV-T Us exclaimed
IanceIot Heavens pointing with trembling hand
across the vast of waters: 'wher" X the Ragged
Then great silence fell over tn ships company
crowded upon the DuiWaThS- me N'iE7T ISiAIlu
was no longer to be seen
Twas high noon before could Do augnr bur
in SIbdupd voices one to another. and gaze
danced under the blazing sun. nor Of our enemies
was there the sghtcS- trace.
have since had il from mariners that such
things are not uncommon those seas and thar
and which will destroy vast portions or the earth
without warning: nd also that there are mountains
that do and vOTit flames. Yet the Indians
paw little heed 70 them but have never seen these
things myself only on that venture n the Rose
Mary in the year Or our Lord 1854.
In he bin under the poop Ne afteTWaTd u1adA
ia spoil which We had taken ind
ing n beyond our brightest dreams. and my share
Tn he value Of twelve thousand pounds.
Ono. grp4 emerald there remaining over, and
that Roger Carew held for a while atween hts
Lads. said no at last. with a marry twinkle r
ne cannot this gem and We may not
have IT, on. moro than another Let give Il
therefore t our friend Wa'tera present from the
hoys Of Devon ru his sweet RsSs,'-tC 'asseilS Mag
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