The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-02-08

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of the kind which indicate that no
man need forgive any enemy who is
not of the same persuasion. But to
tell the truth, Banks could have for
given anything but an insult to his
beloved rocks.
Such a man oughtnt to i've" he
cried angrily, as he went OF in a
tremulous rage He's predestned to
the pitt"
And he trusted that Providence
might one day yield him a chance of
getting even. His prayers were fer
vent towards that end, and II Provi-
dence works, as 1t sometimes appears
to do, through rum and ignorance and
a good conceit in man, there was
chance of his appeals being attended
to-
On the passage out to the Cape
they saw nothing of the Palembang.
But there she was heard of as being
seen somewhere in the neighborhood
of the Agulhas Bank. having real
good time in that native home of the
god of the winds, where so per cent
of all the breezes that do blow are
gales that dance in and out and about
like a cooper round a cask.
But the Simeon had luck, and
slipped through as II Aeolus never
spotted her. And old Banks chortled
happily, and sang an extra hymn on
Sunday. compensating the men (other-
wise disposed to growl at the innova-
tom with an extra lot of grog. For
your true sallorman is the real con-
sentative, and things that don't hap
pen in the first week of new Lnip
have no business to happen after
wards-which is a hint that some
young second mates may find handy
TO remember. And remembering this
will enable you to see why no true
old shellback will ship in a steam
boat, any more than the guard of a
coach would let himself to any beast
ly new railroad.
The southwest monsoon has backed
down to the Line about the time they
crossed il; and the Simeon sweated
up to the Maldivhs very comfortably.
We've made a good passage-a rip
ping good passage" said old Banks,
rubbing his hands, land I'm con
demned II | don't shape a course for
my rocks, Mr. Green"
AS he had been shaping for them
ever since he had deliberately gone
out of his way to take the route east
of Madagascar. instead of the Inner
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the other eye and said nothing. TIC
tell the truth, he himself had hank
ering to set his mind at rest on the
subject. for he felt his credit involved
with the shippers.
The man at the wheel overheard
stumped for'ard the whole crew knew
that the Simeon was looking for {
needle in the Indian Ocean.
"A life's job. my bullies," said sheil
informant. wen be like the crew
of the Flying Dutchman yet"
"Im wondering whether Spillel
came up this way now" said ole
Banks presently. with an interroga
tive cock of his head.
"And not by the channel?" asket
| Green.
Banks turned about.
'Mr. Green, may the Lord forgiv,
me, but just hate that Spiller will
an unholy hatred. Every time he get
show he brags he's run right owe
where | located my rocks, and no
only that, but criss-cross in the lat
tude where they might be. And h
set about that he'd herring-boned
course on the chart on the longitude
going back and forth on II like a do
in turnip field, So now he'll be u
here again to have another shy 70
II. II he saw EN-, he'd swear h
never. And why he hates me so
can't tell. unless it was did my dut