New-York tribune., 1908-08-30
XIV. Traces of Mr.. Tracy

No. Spbbtti tne SIliJITt itl q N'i.
XIV Traces of Mr. Tracy
TT Is needless NJ, doubt to state how the -sehaI-
i came plowing through sparkling Se proWIing
along the Jersey coast IN the mOurntd. nope OF
recovering the waShedup body of Miss t't~trd: bul
it did do that very thing. So We put 1t down SoihT
board spied the wreck OF the Sl-,1re. anu anu
beats put out with Sorrowtng company "H'
ashore
1t is needless also dwell on the satisfaction OF
old Marcus Girard on discovering his daughter alive
and we'll or the chirrupv delight of Polly on discover
ing MOrson alive and well,-a delight 50 .iTe\ IN,
genuous that the voung woman IN quest. IL -uihpeu
out of the boat but. fortunately; IN shall N water,
We put this down too, although Polly de,i--eS Il -
be not only utterly false and Slanderou~ t't a dos
mean advantage to take of girl pItt'n. Ln'ereSi
in a comparative stranger Besides, S"e .-' '''ii'1
MI Morson.' said Marcus Gira~I when the
feminine sobS and other hySterICd demons ,r.''loN'
subsCed sufficiently to give the obi man ,n,'I(r'
if ii hadn't been for YOU and Your fe~.E even
-confound you'll shouldn't have '"-' ma. rather
expensive yacht -str
though the imps were more dInC-r- ~ hSe{VSi;
but if it hadn't been for me YOU nls not nave ll
4 chance swap your yacht for a r' her expensive
in law. e.. v-
Well. hang your inpudene, said N''..7
Grard-and extended 4 cordial ht-i
OF course YOU not the led>t ''. .-.. -
Ill this detail is it quite fair - -c- '.~7 Sb
placid old Aunt Mary: but we DO T. .-i- i -
forgot the traditions of her rare uPbr'lz' Isii
that delicacv engendered by retnenent 'Id S.'1 ~
TO Valda concerning the MorSons OF ''.-.i-l''
told you sol" - ..~b1r.
but on the other hand she never h1d 4 i' 'l.'
her own: So do be generous and dIt"" the ''' '''
hen To- CrOw-JuSt once
THE foregoing. SAID before : nee'leS5 NJ,
i mo- concern of ours whether the nrScraoiS Ni--
,vos claimed in ian or partially forgiven ana 1V-
demned to serve some twenty y-nlut ti'', t. f.
'ot plates in expiaton of his one ana oilIH S''.
YOU have We believe. just llttie c'r'''S'yS i-
ing the Messrs Ormond and Tracy ii'- ---''-
mate lot IN life. tI-.t.,i~ Fl t,I
run for safety into harbor. the t"v rtS' n -
cast about them 50 70 speak Tor q l'l' +.-e,i
Time Had Girard not been 81 earnestly u'T, 49,.
over the loss of his precious daughter ne h''S' '
done we'll to keep weather eve on thG '' ~ 49, '
pair of scalawagS. Vet IN this ne failed - MS -
lasting and regret; tor ne "lSncu ~ nth
Ormond for coming shade too near 'IS -
regarding the business relations OF a Ger rt, Lli
with the great PanJandrunS who SIT III "'S'.Ii ~.
D. G. When morning dawned however one ,tb
Horsehairs boats missing ana tne i 't d+te,I
was known that 4 VirtuouS oritcc OF pil'IN i
away to parts unknown 81. .n,i
1t would take the reader tar too bong 20 'I' hnth
run down the rascalS by himself; 50 20 S'tNf ~,
time and trouble generously supply tt0 .b,+3
ton demanding extra charge W H'1 -.
Oh don't mention it, You're entirely welcome
I'm SIrel ,{ f.,~
In a cabin on an inconspicuouS craft. oouilu " "
Brazil or some other South American retrttt' w" 49,
fields for rascaIitv are said 70 blossom as t'S -
two men were gazing through two respective, POI
holes toward the receding Silhouette OF StilIH TI
Jim" said of the men. IN a tone Oh sp,l sou =
lingering regret. if only YOU and me hao uo'N
different L,;,
Tracy" interrupted the other. with Pa'nel.,
patience born of frequent reiteratlon, VIII yo"
YOUR blamed mouth shut u.,. u-,s
The tactful Tracy made answer "hdl
the use Besides-in this somewhat sniigsouI5'
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