New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

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with her 50 she hastened 10 change the sube..
1t was very wrong of YOU to hold this caHiesr1
meeting with Miss Thurman, and You know L u
What were you telling the ch.ld.-chat long an
remarkable story Of Your stolen gems
No he returned, was interrupted
Valda bit her lip and tried again, Then wiz;
did you tell her.
The Young man cast down his eyes. raised tas-
again and answered IN a tone OF honesty, t1l--
over brand new leaf and told he--the truth
What"
Il told her" he continued barring his head t-
wav of solemn emDhasis-"I / told her l was a soc-
missionary. just arrived from The planet AaTs o.
a SkyrOCket specially constructed TOR the ca'rylls
of nv twentv-Seven trunks, my I'VE Wallets. and
Again Valda 1aughed-freely. 1peniy-ln Aes-
endowment of her own discontinue to- Dc
known that she too had a sense OF huror, altn3l5-
in the last few DAYS It had been buried beneath az
avalanche of serious happenings. let, even WIZ
a sense of hunor. 1t did not occur % her tna- a-
was now violating the yacht discipline bT open
converslng. on terms OF equaitE- WIN d go cll--. IN
seaman This was possibly because sne was IJ---
it herself II anyone else had done tr.-aS FJ-
did for instance would have been very dIie[s--
indeed but then this Is only human. Tor Il les
make a difference as to VINO doe ,Llll55s -1 ~
YOU We ever tried 1t yourself YOU The dlilerel'
Mr.. Brown. said Ealda. alluiiag % Ms Marta
skyrOCket, of course YOU mean -nl- Il IS AJAS y.
my business as to what YOU Were discussing "
Miss Thurman and possibly YOU are night. out "I1.
| can't understand is why YOU disregard our 11''
and talked to her at all
Because" " he returned with a grave exPreS'''l
of wonder at the trend of her -e--4-lls- oecA-S
| admire the young lady vastly.
'Whv?" asked Valda; then irl--- lately "aA-'-
to bite off her tongue for asking B-- tne a.
slip had been made, and It was now beyond Ie,1 ,a
besides he answering. Also ne was -- DoH--'
straight into her eyes. and his OWE were bod. WEI
his deep voice held note OF seriousness WnlIN -
had never before detected .l
L admire her because she Is -a- and s'rals-3
and fine. because her eyes are big and oro"n d.
NOV Valda knew perfectly thl- Polly was Z. =.
1S tall and straight and fine On he contrary Il H.
was short and petite and la-aert1nen'.. *.
eyes were not big and b--- ~ out 9-s -
blue and doll babyiSh y -.- the gloI"ttS
, redhot temper. Miss GI-l-- rlSe up II - -
regal majesty of it Th-- ,ltIe SnF
angry, and for two reas1-. In 'ne 49,
"A place, this unknown ret---e. tIl' -
niless adventurer had dared 20 pr2tL1--
y his braZen admiration t'- -ar,-Ior He-, s-,
the daughter of a rnilIOnal-e and as fAr 49, 49,
him as the stars are above the trogS. IN 1Hs r{
place he had not actually SAID he -lean5 me-, he.,r 81
therefore she was in no position u grab the CJ-E
ment Again any outward display Of sortouS' TS1-i -
temper would prove to HIM that she underS'oou' D.
this was not TO be suffered for a single instant. %
what was she TO do2 The spot on her oa.A o1.1r -
itching again and she could not reach It. 0I-' - -
woman 5 dignity was left. and now 10 came y -,
deliverance, permitting her % sNa--'" uo" uo~-
wrath and TO speak with cold and HlrherlIS ..rr
Mr.. Brown" she said. employing cA.o--b- ..--b-
measured tone since coming aboard my - sa.c
you have caused nothing but so-row ana G'S-; ~
pointment. You have completely deStroEeII t3d
pleasure in this trip. and wish . goodI9e9s 30
never been fool enough 10 stop and PICK H''
out of the sea-" .;
He looked at her fxedly, to see Il she mean
then answered with grave reSpecc, III ~ tssa
cannot share Your wish for 70 this tr1p hs -
a thing to be remembered but # You reAlIy - ~
that way about it. your trouble Is easily eo--1
Just say the word and I'll 60 back INTO the go
suggestion into effect. then paused as vada Haas
up her firm square chm But for Duct ne ha- ~ ,s