The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-01

son. but that stately lady had actually
visited the -Au Revoir'' with Sable
and Carmen Herrera. TO bid Mrs. Tho
reau goodbye.
My aunt must be getting inclined
TO be Siddy, Captain Grace said Tom.
Just fancy her making friends with
an ex-actresst I once heard her tell
Canon Cooper that she would rather be
burnt at the stake than go TO a the
ater''
Castles shot out of the deek-house.
I'm ready, sir"
over the side they went into the boat.
and cast off the painter, then with
castles pulling and Tom steering passed
under the stern of the Cassie Revel,"
and saw Sina Rose standing on the
poop with her husband
Don't you dare 10 take Mrs. Ross
INTO sydney with you today, captain, %
oaWled Tom, standing up with his hand
on the uller, after L have been Wept
over, and have changed my wet clothes,
am coming back for her, and you'll
ma her at the Crows Nest when you
and Captain Grace come back from
Sydney"
Inc handsome. gTay-haired American
( iifted his hat Guess III be on hand,
Tom. It is real kind of YOU 10 think
or my wife; She let me into the secret
Just now, when I wanted her TO come
on shore with me"
And, Tom. do try and get your sis
ter 10 come With YOU" cried Mrs Ross
/ VINO really felt nervous at meeting the
I dign1hed Miss DeniSOn. without the
presence and company of Toms sister
who, she felt. would be q power OF
strength to her-she had indeed once
told Tom tGac when she met and spoke
( to his aunt she should take refuge in
French, which she spoke much better
than English.
"Of course Sable will come with
me- shouted back Tom reassuredly,
I'm going 10 show her all over the
prize
Castles, equally as excited as Tom
sent the Sable flying over the wa
ter toward the little stone jetty at the
head of the cove, and as they APP
preached il Tom saw a procession
rather undignified Ope-huTrying down
the steep path TO meet the boat.
First came his sister Sabbie, Carmen
Herrera. and the stabIe-boy. all pant
! ing with excitement; after them Mrs
Potter. the hOuSekeepeT. aTTayed in her
best, and gaSping; then some twenty OF
thirty men and boys Of all ages from
I the surrounding district Of St. Leon
ards, who had heard that Miss Deni-
SOnS nephew Tom had come back, and
were anxious TO welcome him home
and then Miss DenisOn herself. sup
ported by the gardener, Who was evil
! IDENTIFY intoxicated; and, bringing up the
/ rear, were the two chambeTmaids OF the
1 CLONo 4NESAs anu tie sergeant OF ponce
| from st. Leonard 5, who had galIOpeC
| over from the police station 10 tell Miss
/ DenlSon that the Meg Aerrflees' and
/ the prize had entered the Heads, and
/ were coming UP the harbOr.
! Before Tom could jump out of the
4 boat, Sable and Carmen Herrera JUu-
/ bled in, and all three, together with
/ Jack Castles, We're, for some moments
/ involved in apparently inextrica biz
| confusion. and the boat nearly stove in
| Then Tom freed himself, kissed the two
/ jO-ously weeping girls as hard and a!
4 quickly as he could for a minute OF
| so, and then jumped on shore, and mad,
! a Decline for Miss DeniSOn-
! tom, you have come back a man,
| said the now very undignified spinster
as she, laughing and bIushing, wa
| lifted off her feet by her nephew, VIII,
/ carried her'unresiSting up the path, 'le
me down at once, you disgracefuI yOuns
! person.
Indeed I-shan not, Aunt Christina
/ am just going TO carry you all The
| way up to the crest of the hill: then
! perhaps, I may let you down. just fol