New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03

When Ivan had followed his companions to a log
building on the wharf Jacques explained that It
was the storehouse OF the planter
'Ye know fsh'ry agents in these parts Is calIeo
planters" added Jake. Mr.. Robins give Us the
key SOS We could fit the place fur you to stop in
til Nj Sinclair gifts back
The Two compartments of the building were
crowded with bales boxes, kegs and heaps OF ms
ceIlaneous articles-sUch scrap IRON, broken
glass rusty tools and bits Of rope
1--WE the pieces of everything must careful save
remarked Jacques. mo shop IS here, no place OF
come kind whatever where one the goods may
buy. nus is the house IN much disordlness no spot
sppair where you may sleep, may eat: out prs1son-
II you viii behold"
So saving. he set to work with vigor pushing
boxes and barrels more closely together ana piln9
scraps from the floor on top of the compaoteo
mass He set two long bales together as bed
for Ulrica in the inner room and fastened to the
cottage for a feather bed and pillows
"An OF entireness new IS this" he explained
when he returned with two young brothers who
had assisted him "AchilIe Pierre. quick make the
hurry back now and hither convey the soft pleas
ant chair for the service Of the Nademoiselle Dol
rIkc."
Il the habit make Of English to them speak
he said when the boys had departed in haste.
.Otherwise, they remain with tho french tongue
alone and that, as regret they 90 not WIN Inuch
vans mouth twitched The English OF Jacques
unique, but he spoke more nuentIy than the
other FTeuCh-Canadians at Wabdstah
a short time a table, jOTLlSQ OF TWO BOXES
covered with oiIcloth, was set with crockeIy OF
various patterns. ana when Ulrica- leaning on her
tial meal was ready. IL consisted Of fried nsh,
bread, Labrador tea, and a dish hlled with amber
colored fruit Of tho appearance OF Taspberries.
which jacques said were preserved bake-eQple-
berries, or cloudberries
two ye ter yer own devices, sugsested JAKE es
ticge,E anE=tbin iackin IN the furnishin' O this
sEnpohus hotel. or II either q We happens ter reel
scared in The night, Jest blow wild toot on this
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As soon as his assistants had departed Ivan seat
ed himself on a keg beside the improvlsed Table
The fsh smell good. Rica." he observed, SHINING
Indeed ii does" agreed Ulrica- "a little while
ago was longing 70 get away from inc oGGF ie %
and Mrs. Charpentiers little kitchen, with It's low
T Sng go w Bow Rs must 10 nearly starved
Il DO feel q void within; but I was able to eat
days This Is not such a bad sort OF place. afteF
II only-we knew where-father'- began u
Ivan held up a warning finger Step Stop Il 7nI Rea
thought or say g word about that, or yo14L preak
down again To-TnoTTow, %6e & TO we n n9 him Inn
TIE color rose in Ulr!ca's face. and she turned
70 her brotber with adinring eyes. You are
years older than you Were DeIoEeole e oI,
Clouds were heavy In tho sky. and DARKNESS rel
early. Ivan lighted TWO candles tns1 seoou az D IN
orners Of the room which with its strange assort-
Of stores, appeared dim anu Ws-lu. 1870
gave little shudder but braced hTISeL aG a5s
hen brother TO wash the dishes ms WIS 70 ey
task. for the water was cold ana Straps u p~pe@
took the place OF dishcloths- q. .o,a
I'VE have towels. no soap no p o5nIbls, se at
Ivan rather dolefUlly. "Why didn't tnnlk OF seO-
IF We In1si STAY in this house several days wed
s Ssss 9Ee tee 9 fee dTaeaafuy gry
she checked sigh Not long ago she had lived
in well appointed home, where a maid hao pre- pre-.
pared hen daily bath she had crossed Sec nryetons
N hne vessel and unaware % 1 o,,b SS1in
awaiting her. had embarked In me Foq q ns1tns
used "a common by ell the women on DotEo- i Dut
She Vas tT H@ and sleepy. and. follQWing Vans
advice shs went early TO rest on ie5 70" "a 80.
She foreot her troubles in sound sleep, put aIleF
time She began TO dream uneasiIy. Sle was on
cupboard. imprisoned Ia the study ho i7 1,.Tad
jIabers creaIed: the vessel gave fearful lurch
the women shrieked that It was oEertufnlns' SaLG3
they might be freed Water began, 20 rusn N
Ulrlca felt herself suffocating N s1n FOR Sd
but her voice fafIed her. Then she ewoke.
At first shs bewildered ana eooiko no tonnSe4I
Der where she was She put OUT her name. eoucStI1
large barrel at bedside. and became O ~
sS2gs Of the situation II %ss rs ne Wind and that
The waves dashed high She was Ie.IA11 E, Y,s,
Iyanr' she cried IVAN wake up' 0Nt N'S-4
~ must shake him TIL he is reused. n!1fte1eo
oea r we shall Be Sur4sa IN IN me 9be gtorehouse
sne had placed candle and three pTeeoSTl s e13srS
he -, aes bedside she ngh'S So Wind blew through
openings in the wall Looking oo"f%Sre s At tie re-
1s66 g g I on the ae0h sr Shoes were
fs31rstsd and she drew them on with oS hE ny
inte tbs adjoining room, moving Warily 10 aVolo
:, What is It?' asked ivan drowsily, aroused py
The glare Of the candle on his eyelids I'll,
It's q storm a fearful Etorni This house VIII
get out 9S at t oSo ssf It % vi Oi Be too
Sa opened his eyes sat Up and Hstei en- 1css. ys
10uEs right 10 KNOCKS the spoIs Oh hi-@@ 81