Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-24

obviously surprised. II not diSplraSod. |
He waved hand toward the men laid |
on mattresses on the deck. Most were
quite motionlcss. Others writhed In |
agony. "She cannot come-it is I'M |
possible"
Courtcnay saw that the girl could |
do 10 good now in that chamber Of |
death. The mere memory of II would |
be an abiding horror. lie wanted !
Chrlstobal himself TO send her away, |
but the doctor had taken off his coat |
and barred his arms. His appearance
was grlmly buslncsslkc.
"Will you tell her how much I am |
obliged TO her for her kind tlouclt? |
But. You sec 1t cannot be permitted. |
Please say that | hope to join her in |
the salon in quarter of an hour. |
My work il nearly ended. nm sure |
you will make her understand that this |
Is not place for woman"
Again lie swept the row of silent |
bodies with comprehensive hand. |
Yet the trivial thought intruded itself |
on the sailor that this elegant old !
Spaniard delegated the task of OK |
PLANTATION TO him solely because he al |
not wish TO anpcor bcrorc Miss Max.
well In a somewhat diShcvclCd state. !
He dismissed the notion ut once.
'lIow many?' he asked. CHANGING at |
tho quiet forms which bore no band. |
ages.
.E,eve, now To ,t, ,,.,r the, o,o
word What chance bovo v;o." ,,br,s.
toh,I ,ut tho copcludip,, sor.o,co /,
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ment. md Mrs. Someryillp was almovt
unconscious. while her husband kne,t
by her side and wrung his hands in
,bject misery. ANYTHING was better
than 10 20 back TO that woerul Assem-.
bly,, vet she choked down protest and
, said quietly:
81 am ready, I am afraid have
, been n bother TO YOU. CAPTAIN Courte-
nav"
: "sov rotbor you bove ylvcn MI,
hone. think heaven has work for
van IN do IN tho world LOT mo 20 out
; first Never mind Jocy. uc can strug.
Clio along behind. Steady now. Head
down and lean well against the wind"
Elsie found. 10 her unuzement, that
there was less sense of danger In fac.
, ing the wind than IN being driven
along before II. Moreover, she had
greater confidence during this second
transit over the cxposcd norton of the
! deck She felt Courtepay dragging her
? on irrcsistibIy until they gained the lee