New-York tribune., 1907-12-29

give YOU away He thinks the world o' you
already, :, the
The reminder was useful, though not N tIlc
sense INTENDED bv stump It brought KoEs.,n
bacl, 10 earth He felt that ne must Ju9tl'E
himself + he would win his way among tteNe
rough sea dogs Hence. when ial'M'1 ~
omnibus numbered along the quay ana i'ui.en i's'
M in front Of the Yachts gangway, ne reT'eril-
hrrcd that he vas Mr. King. probationary
serord mate on a small vessel and not klchaTd
Rov,on. heir % a baronetcy and r1ghtluI sue
cessor u an estate WITH rehtloH VI
thousand wear =. ~;
Fenshawe exceedingly alert Tor one Oh ~
age helped two women t. aIight- ne -
Va Irene, Her adrnIring 9 lance at the .Ni1hI'
dte no less than an exclamation Pl de''E'r,-
interest revealed that she too, IKE ever "H'
else wa- q stranger - the snip 94e Va
lowed i,Z- q pretty woman. whose clothes anu
f,,rS wcr,. of . fashion which told even q iiieie
man that She was person OF consequent
Thi, va, Mr.. H1Nt0n. and her mrs. d. III III
caused Dick 70 dislike her, because Nhc de'to
cratcl, turned her back on the smart EdCnI.
,J ,,.,,-. r,eed only u the safe lowering ~
or,l, trunks from the root "t the OMNIBUS
heard the manner OF her speech I" q hedttE
dressed maid and It's langud lhS','e"1S u''
not help u dsspate that untdvordhie Hi'P'e7-
sion. l.
Miss Fen>hawe ran along the gangw9y. RoyI
son had stationed 4 sailor At the Nh"reWard
end while he held the rail t. steady It on dec.
" food morning, Mr. ktng. Nhc crled. Ms
not Baron Won kcrhcr arrived,
Yes" he said He came aboard iate last
night .,,+ 49,,
Il believe he i, fatigIed after the long
iourncv Mis-, Fenshawe
"Fltigucd' FiddIcStsE~' .'"k al my
grandfather L, he tatIguei. Md We have
Travelled over the same route. But Ev1i! deal
with the lie abct Baron when see nm " nav
a nice boat the Nphrpditc IS / am IN i'Et
win her already And Is that Captain stump
l,. 4 have heard ABOUT
Won Baron vpn kcrber SAYS YOU VIII bite my
head off If 1 come on the bridge. i that true,
shows how little Mr.. v"n hcrher reeit
,lroy.- about me ma am. said stump ga
lantlv bclmIng IN her over the fs'' '- '-'O
small upper deck
By thil time Mr., Haxton bad satisfied her
self that the Aohrodltc'~ crew might be -Tu''cd
- bring her boxes on board without smashing
them, and she gathered Her ~Nirt, '''e'NI'-
- keep them clear o' the quay. She rh-ed ID
Inrqnon mounted on Il tortoise shell ami 7i'Net
handle. and examined the Yacht with measured
pI.n.- She hou,red the -talwart second
officer with q prolonged stare.
-I /, that the Captain she SAID t" rem
have. who was waiting t. escort her on board.
No. That Is Nj King, the Young man
Irene told YOU about.
'oh. indeed, Rather IN Apollo Betv'dere.
don't You think
well hammered ana that sort o' thing Ani II
impose, somewhat Of q strain on the magma
ton t. picture HIM in the ~eaat attire popular
at Dclph
F.ntaave Wa not without dry hrs-1r-,
and Mr. Ha>ton Ma pleased :" h, ar''t-.'-.
| What light hearted creature YOU are. ~a"
cred Il envy YOU YOUR high ~prrit~ Per
-,rt,,. I fec' utterly dowuoa~t At the pro--
pct - Il SEA voyage II always blow e mis-
trad. ar SOME other ha-rrG thing when eros
th, Mediterranean. A-c y'u sure that HttIe
bridge won't move the instant step on u,
I have quite an aversion g. such ,'nc7asl
M-, Ht<-,r'- r.-u-ditv dill Mt prevent her
from noting the .--rt.. e' 81 telegraph -uv~~tfl-
yer on . M,v,Ie tie wt~ reading the name
~ the YACHT when She SAID
Come mere boy Have E'" q Telegram
She used excellent French. and r-r -ec--rr-
yer hand-f acr rhe small blue earrI'p le We
| carving The woman dropped her rErSla~~.-'~.
and scanned -hc address c".hy before She
read II 4ipui
R,.h,ra K y-,a british Yacht \rH~',.s's..
N,rsc,lIe,. She announced after "a moment IS
VI, :, R..H.-I R,v,.u,' She went "H.
,o1ing from Fr1-htwr ?" t.- nearest '.'.er
,' ,ho Ship. w.. happened g. ae R'E,'n .Hna-
~clf
THE. :u.li.u- st5 81 unexpected that D,.-
~-iIcnci and H--,rt'-1 4ct 1e ~aN 'r' reason
v1v hr ,hnuiI o'r r~'..ai'H h'rn-c.t