Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-08
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~ith . passing ship istore the ssorn OF
yesterday, he WAS safe. II not, be Gust
have persisted. The time kaA beea TOO
short ~ permit ~ his resch.nS lead
Ne reassoiRG would solve the problem
she must wait fes news. But fancy
filled the place Of fact, and, ~ che
walked. hes mind Was busy with vlsiOas.
She would see . great ship gliding 70
wsrd the boat. Ropes were let town,
snA ell were safely brought - the Aeck.
Thea she would see the storm SWEEP
down, and . great wave would rise and
dash the little craft To pieces. With
such fancies would mingle pictures OF
the boat alone ON the wide sea with nc
sail in sight. and the despairing men
facing hunger and horrible thirst She
saw, indeed, all the dangers, and the
one small hope.
With her mind in such . tumult, she
At length reached the little house in
which she had passed 80 many days
happily. Ii Reaa sat In the door
way and started hack in terror At the
figure in its strange dress, the uniform
Of the Toyhai The sound of the "a
miliAr voice, however, quickly reAssured
her. and then when the venerable ia
ther had been summoned the sad story
WAS told and tears were shed. sho Mai
shx
from q heavy heart. and the Thought OF
her own miraculous escape helped TO
inspire hope. 1t was evident that moth
ing could be done. Ii Xii would send
tidii.-rs Of his safety at the earliest pos
sible opportunity
Seeing the grief in the little house.
hold. Sho Mai would have remained
with ber friends to comfort them. but ID
this they would not consent That she
should sacrifice the competition need
lessiv was not to be thought OF. The
old philosopher would listen to no re-
fusal and from his scanty savings he
provided Der with what was needed for
her journey She accepted his kindness.
knowing that her father would requite
him a hundredfold
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day. and IN It Sno Maj began her voyage
anew Cap-,cious fortune smiled at asst
and tavorine winds filed the sails every
day. The junk had never made So quick
= passage. and the captain to whom Sho
Mai had conided her anxiety for haste
said that th- Gods were on her side and
that the prize she sought would be hers.
Despite LHe excitement and the hard
ships OF the past few days and the fears
which filled her mind. ShO Mai felt that
she had ne yer been so well fitted for the
great task The wear,sess OF her body
passed away with the rest she found on
the voyage. for the free life OF the past
year had given her streaGth and health.
Then the strange experience Of that
year AaA taught her iesso0s and had de-
velopeA her mind - - mere study Of
bcoks could have done. The JOY Of her
love foe Il XIII, tempered by the sorro~