New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

I'm al right Gc on" says Teere-
She was breaJh1n- some hard By then. but a
org WAYS from being al n. 81 W e- c-- few Inks
:o- splrr Then | see ne white -c1-E d. a-o-1s,
d1sapIearIn act
Aha says l. More bushes over TX go
nov. Cne-t -tv-C--hree
As & Jumper Teenie wouldr break any Barnard
records. but for middle aged old SRI that va u
II track costume. she made q good ~ r-r T. We
didn't exactly clear The ---sl-~- -l- We ven
sa.lIr- through the tops o- 1--. and then Aer
toIt ker-splaSrl
Id gone over feet hrsr. 81 / knows as soon Is ~
-Ces t1r The mud that he water ain more A1ee
deep but Teerie has got some tangled up n III
fight and lands on her back. -e~-Souse- Co-rse,
she swallows q mouthful Cr So before l can I@s
around and hsh her out Thai ana ueirs s'aA5d
through 50 sudden simply sca-rS her INTO doaos
and twisted 1T She grabs NE around the letA
tight and proceeds 70 le- out -ne Eelrs-
Help, Help, Help says she. splu-ter1n AM
ChCkin' all the while. bur -Ias--- noise enough .
rouse up the whole county
All. cut II out and climb Gour Old g-rl. sag5
/ I'm no life buoy
with both feet and cIawir a. he back q ny pa-7-1
Jacket Ike she was furlin' g sail On IL 1-'1
ud-drowring.
C Cs-wan,'' saws l. You're actin as i Eou vas
climbin' a creased pole Io--e al r1sHt -,
quit The contortions until l can --rt on "-'-'
But she'd GOT started eal,ir' .o- help. and 'leIs
was TO stOuuin' her And -le-e was 1le- ~F
my knees in chilly water r,- DARN 20 "4lA So -
for fear Of wadin into hole -E- H3- AUX .
her down.
GAY. guess we'd been chere ve- i II hadn 'ssa
- for one of the CoachTueu H.-l--r Up GU 9. -
stables. He throws a sU---l, ana tS 1lot-- .Fs
dozen inCandeSCents IS turned m. HsnI-, -
grounds all around As i harrens there r.
almost over Us, and one glimpse cIeaIS ( ~S~s
mystery about the bushes and he tence- Fs-s
The Willoughbys has private runIn 60 49, geI
they train their hunters. hat 5 me '-e Us n q.
been followin' and lust a. -ha- minute " -
the middle of the only wa-e- hurdle III --S -.--s
length By the time the resc,.-r party @ - ne
I've climbed out and landed leene on 'A
fence. -, ne
Bu, The Major" says She. on where
Major: ,ss v6a.
Then looks UP the course ways and sees sr eI
II Is wev been foIlowin. over the hHlut@ r.Ics
white mule that's been paS-ured in9iue ;tb ore
ure. He's standin there locs-in al u-.,-Sed us soeS
ear Topped and a kind of humorous S@-s-
All, grin. darn you says l. and ,s [slnS',i55 of tie
takes one horrifyin' glImIse ana 'D-''
The coachman seems H-,e puzzled al ana g1ssr
IiciCus; but he's seen many Nl--N sinus no r.
doin's at the Willoughbys -h~t ne i1S Door uhers
marks, but leads US around to s' -brough he
can get IN without tra-hn inNu
front hall
a 5 We are passin the library wing ss", y, with ,hs
open window ON the EroGiU Icd thert
shade up and a bright light INSIDE - gsnts. u
green topped table surrounded hy nv TSis recog-
9ayin' strict attention TO the game Ieei-'
nlzes one of EN- IN a flash
Why Major she sque-lS ...4 r,rapia p
Eh: ~ says he, dropPin The cares ''''
reckon Tcenie had kind Of forgot -s.5s ins gcaa
was cuttin Just then. draltd III . md escorted
soaked through with muddy water. water an and en-
by barefooted gent in We 'S[tr lissin u!
r,alarna Jacket But the MAJOR am \ how IS
5ue@ . Guess @ he must have suspected t, layr-y.
sleep walkin fairvtae has worked '.ly o"'l With rs