Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-11-03

For Love of !
Country !
By CYRUS TOWNSEND BRADY, I
Author Of THE Grip Of Honor" .The !
Southerners,' "Sir Henry so,ssn, !
Buocaneer," "A Doctor OF 4
Philosophy" Etc. 4
BY CYRUS TOWNSEND BRADY.
. Copyright, 1925, by Charles SerfDner's Sons
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cruise in the close association permit
ted by the confined limits OF the ship
TO make a final desperate effort to win
the heart which had hitherto so entire
ly eluded him that be could not fiatter
himself that he had made the least i'm
preston upon it. His success during
the first three or four days OF the
cruise had not been brilliant She had
been unaffectedly glad TO see him ap-
parently, and gentle and kind IN her
re~ception-too kind, he thought. with
the circumspection Of a lover-but that
was all. TO add TO his trials. he soon
found himself not withou5 rivals near
er at home than Seymour.
Judging by present results, Washing
ton, ii he had a few regiments Of Kath-
arines, could carry CONSERVATION TO the
whole British army. for the captors
had apparently taken the oath Of allie
glance to the captured, and the whole
ships company, from that gruT old
sailor Captain Vincent down through
all the other officers TO the impudent
and important little midshipman. were
her devoted slaves.
Early one afternoon in the beginning
Of February the Yarmouth, being un-
der all plain sail. with the wind two or
three points abaft the beam. was bowl
ing along under a fresh breeze about
q days sail east Of Martinique. The
weather was perfect, and because of
the low latitude, in spite of the winter
season, there was no touch of sharp
ness in the mir. which was warm and
delightful All the necessary drills and
exercises having been concluded earlier
in the day. the whole ships company
was enjoying a period OF unusual re-
taxation and idleness,
Colonel Wilton was Standing aft with
Captain Vincent in the shadow OF the
spanker. Miss Wilton. With chloe. her
black maid. behind her chair, was sit
time near tie break OF tie poop deck,
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