Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-09-08
For Love of
Country f z sSsgs
Author O Of Honor "The southerusrA
Sir Henry MORAN. Buccsnee.- "A

copyrish. 1898. By CHARLES scRIBNER's SONS

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And with but one arm" he con.
tinued.
mo. three" she said again, for hero
are two
Besides. my trading ships have been
captured 10y the enemy, my private for
tune has been spent for the cause.
am poor man in every sense"
Nay, John, you are rich man." she
said gayly.
oh. yes, rich in your love. Katha.
rine."
Yes, that of course. IL that be riches,
and richer in honor too; but that's not
ALL"
What else pray, dearest?"
Did you know that Madam Talbot
had dicd?" she answered, with appar.
Ont irreleyance.
mo, but ! am not surprised at Il.
After her sons death | expected IL,
poor lady. lie leved you too, Kate.
We fought about you once" he said;
and then he told her briefly OF Talbot's
end, his burial, the interview he had
with Taibots mother. and the letter.
81 have seen that letter since RI.
turned" she said. 1T Is at Fairview
Hall now awaiting you, awaiting its
master like the other things there
and here. Shall we live there, think
you, John?"
Awaiting me! Its master! Live
there! What mean you, Kate?" he
cried in surprise.
Yes, yes, II Is all yours" she replied,
laughing at his establishment. "A codi.
ell to her will, written and signed the
day before she died, the day after you
saw her, left II all to you. It was TO
have been her sons and then mine.
And when she believed us dead, as she
had no relatives In this land, she left Il
to you, as'-I quote her own words
n true and noble gentleman who hon.
ors any cause, however mistaken, to
which he may give his allegiance
quote them, but they are my own words
as well. You are a rich man, John.
and the two estates will come together,
as father and Madam Talbot had hoped,
49,. ~, a''
Il am glad, Kate. for your sake"
II Is hothlnS. ! should have taken
You II you had nothing at ALL"
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s'ahu II any longer l had 10
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an a'eao.
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vs. ea'e "o' "n opportunity kissihs
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oh' fhillp' SAID the delighted girl
,'ssihs the Prouu ana happy young
tef Win more WarHh'h imam he mad
Yer known before, promise me al.1