New-York tribune., 1908-05-10


--.--T -, ~ -oc-:-ll~ :, -, Alta- rerte- :
5 good = ~ =, v,r.- ship 10 awhile anG lie
that v.-4- shall f- VI - : 3 --er 80
knows
a--at knows -4.G So -rsl, nov. ha- WI,
-e-- zo-, wta- hove decided + yels WI -,--e'-
- : .-s-er
i : berte- thai vou should re- -,ye~.-
lavs a-te- a. vQ-- wea---less and the man ro
-eeE Nj no. --.- .wav. -o- =, doe ~ -rov
.. Bar h NAV tal5e 4rlo1he- vorna-. Farasa
objected growing earnest u on,c. chap
1e has alreaGv. Then ttc-t WI ue -. ---
stead - one
~r.-a- sa-G Locorne--. WITH re-Ie,r --.-rl.
" ", ,1ll soon XII ~. a. Ont an euTe 10y
-. Is . good servant. i VII ue the same =
------. J ~: al M great man arc KING
o. 70 o. h---g. Io- have no kingdom though
some E-ngdoru~ would like l. have much
-t-aGv --lorlev a. !. But here the ~E1T am
-t.e 1raere-- not only because i J. -u-It. and
i-e-sl.~e ! choose 10 command. tUt because
M men are bound hv English Law Il obey
-1e. and I rhev should refuse and overpcwe-
ne and take nv shIT where ! dId not wish 70
%. The laws - al nations would glve me the
-1gi-r L ru- -herr al ,uJo prison q once To-
q long nm. Therefore when J SAY so % &
,ertaIn place 1hev take The SfllT there. a,-
-C-dlng % Their knowledge foT they are trained
- that business and can guide ths VeSst-
-oward any place II the world. though they
cannot Sc land TIL they react = i, YOU
----de-staIlG al these thing
- understand Barala answered. scllllIlg
i-- J an not bound . obey yoU. md a
leaS- ! -4r ueg YOU L Do wha' ! ast anc
-t.-f- YOU VII dc I
Her voice grew suddenly soft anG almosr
-enGe- 10y though She Wa only ( Tartar glTI
and very young ana slim She Wa . woman
Eve had not had long experience q talking
when sfe explained q Adam the properties
- apple
Logo1heti answered he- smile aid her tone
90 ! shall do what YOU ask O: me but ! shaH
GO j slowly -athe- than quickly. heCause that
VII II better Tor You II the end II we had
gone on a Nc were going should have got
70 land tonight. but l. q wTetched little town
f-om which We should have had q take = night
train hot and dirty and dusty, all the Wy 10
Pans That would not help yo2 70 rest
would Z
oh. 10, wist u Sleep agaIn II yoar
ship-once twice. TIL ! ,annot sleep any
more. Then YOU VIII take me L the place
That is what YOU shall Do. To that END !
gaves orders tins afternoon
sad
CHE IL Aer let -I.I Gown 10 rne le- =. and
- ST on the SIDE q The ,haI- toward Logo
-Ieti, looking II hey small whlte teIlnla -hoes,
which had turned golden pink IL the e erlilG
-eHe,tIons. and he thoughttuly settled her
-.-c.- skt-- over her slIm yellow >llk ankles
.--ros- a. . good MANY European girls would
always 90 = they CIo not 50 often forget IL
She rose u last. and went and looked over
ne 1aI Il the violet SEA Il i not often tha'
c.- Atlanti, Ocean j. II such 9 heavenly -erl-
r5e- So -lea- the Bar g Blsoav- Logothet. got
cur Z ms ,ha.r and ,.:ae and stood beside her
" + th.~ -. .lW.-I. so stlll' She asked
She Va gazing a. the melting coioTs from
-re Gari- llue. -pattereC with white toaIn
---lCer The va,nr SIDE l. the deep Vloiet
bevond. aud :a-the- to The wlEe purple ana
-. hel,c-roI,e lrll tie Aar.z'- melting rr tc
the eastern SKY
Loqothetl told he- nat -u-h DAY .atnt
,-e-- rarely. even u summer. 4Ild that Allah
haG doubtless sent TINS one io- aer zre,la-
feretlt But she oI.v laughed.
Allah Is great, but 1t docs nothing "heTe
there are English people" She Observed and
LoForherl laughed II hIs turn.
They lett the rall and walked slowly Tor
ward SIDE bv SIDE. without speaking. a1o
Logothetl told himself nov utterly happy he
should bt i Baraka could turn INTO Margaret
and lie walking with hln1 there yet -"1ne-
-r.rlg answered nm that SINCE she Wa not ny
lbs SIDE he Wa not to be Tntled tor the gomIenN
ot q lovely Tartar gl-l whose language he oou.c
understand and even ~peaE ta-eratly- eIlc
when the first voice Observed rather Crv-N
that Margaret would surely think tnat ne
ought 10 feel very miserable. The second Vol,t