New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-05

" ~ -, III oo,;, and with 2 strange i'm it o. hi
pulse he stretched out his hand III aou
HAYNES seemed a little startled; but he SAID gully ;
nothing as he shook hands, except: See you IN blank
a couple of hours then ~. Gu. e.
could not get back to sleep sound of sPlashing been
water from Everard's showed that he too momer
nj, y,ae dressing with those long pauses the tn
between each process which the surest sign OF from
profound thought in the masculine creature when swiftly
he heard a knock on Haynes door followed by the 20
tremuous music of Helga johnston VOICE nearer
Petit bSre Oh petit P@re!' VIII
Before Dick could reach the door and explain her pa
az 1a,, 1,ou came AGAIN: and 81
"Petit bere! Oh please wake up! man
M IIelga BEGAN Dick thrt,sting out his calm
LooI fled.
s.Gb Dr Cotton Tve-Ive had such dread He
full dream again | to speak to Mr. Haynes living
He started for the beach fifteen minutes ago seemed
"Ohh-h!" 1t a long, shudderng gasp lap a
The next instant he heard her swift footsteps orehe;
patter downstairs through the living and out He
upon the porch few minutes later Everard Eve eT
Cotton in and shirt came into the ROOM
''Was that Helgas voice heardt Il
Yes" PLAINLY
Anything wrong?" asked the young breath him.
1ass1,, Coudr
"Havnes has gone to the beach she has fol- princes
1d SheS ' had dreamwarning or some fool In Il
thing"-Colton had the professional impotence OF
the supernatural land would be hystercal II
she of that type.
Everard exploded into curse Ana you let
Am | likely to do a cross-comtry in my
undercothes?" demanded his brother. -
The Young man down the stairs In two r. N
: :: : 4
leaps and upon the lawn. Hegas fair l. sN#
head shone far to the south on hlocks top /5d ka
She running. E@s8-
Take the cross-cut" shouted Dick -
Cotton. You head her off at Graveyard fga%aASf
Point. I'll follow. Ey e
There were few of his time who could 49,
keep near Everard Cotton to the end of a fMS
mile run Heartbreaking country this was, { Taaz
with its ups and downs; but the young man / MAss
had the instinct of Cross-country runner, and %5E
. . |. . . I. &
unconsciously his feet led him along the (Y%i
easiest course When he out <-'NEI(
the summit of the cliff above Grave [f.IM
ward Point his eyes eagerly searching [f//I$ Y! 81
saw the flying figure of the girl he kYxfG8 N8
loved coming down the beach, ,}E#t&WMyS
quarter of mile away. (&NE$2SfyFE
"Hega, Illegal" he shouted. I'm IHIlg ~ n
coming to you'll HfAf1T x :
Her ringing soprano came back to ( - " ~ 2
him. like echo magicaly transmit EAS1 q
ed into golden beauty: The other W&58 ~
sidel Around the point kFfRKS M
She waved him Vehemently toward VANRNfs~fSY
the hidden shore beyond the headand. TFNRk
e.: Eli; s: W.
ard out upon the beach and
doubled the point Whatever peru She Cropped 70
there was II any existed, lay there;
he would reach it first The waves
washed his feet he toed through the in hin
loose sand at the base of the little cage. coat d
Breathless he pushed until he reached the m,
point, where he had full view of the stretch of Tina
sand. Then what he the breath recOgn
back to him in one gaSpng inhalation. She 81
bad ntsNN Tho 1I