The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1909-08-13

hand. his hair powdered by occasional
showers Of spray from an especially
large breaker. while Mrs. Graham at
my LEFT was wrapped in n shawl and
lowering over the fire. His voice was
scarcely more than a whisper as he
continued
1T is bringing you many treasures
Pearls beyond price"
Pearls mean tears" I interrupted.
not these pearls. they are Eoms
Of real JOY. spotloss In their purity
and NJ great value. There are other
Jewels, too-rubios. omcralds. dia.
monds-aud sapphlrcs like your eyes"
"I'ut want my ship to bring mo
more than Jewels"
There are other things Perfumes
and spices from Araby the Blcst gold
straight from the mines without nj.
10y. and perhaps. Miss Elise. II may
bring you the elixir OF eternal youth.
Would you like that"
/ I had quick vision of Gabrielle and
Elizabeth wrinklcd and palslod by nEe.
while I was stlll quito young and kit.
/ tcnish
NO" said. II do not want eternal
| youth"
But want II for you. should ike
TO think you would always look as you
I do tonight"
where has II bcen7" | chose to TX.
moro the implied compliment
The ship? To the Land Of Dreams.
~ course. and deep down In the hold
beneath the jewels. think Il is bring.
Ing you"
WHAT"
"Ah. that Is not for me to tell you.
You must discover II yourself"
suppose" remarked. 1T happens
to bo your ship. not mine. what
them
IT isn't my ship. Miss Elise. Mine
IL somewhere ON the black water. hut
It has not reached the light as yet.
sent It out long ago. and sometimes
have thought II was lost"
Wrecked"
so feared. but just lately hayo
begun 10 believe II viii como safely
home. Sometimes have even
dreamed could see II coming into
port and bringing mo"
"Whatg"
my hearts desire"
wanted very much TO ask him what
Il was, but something prevented So
| looked ont over the ripping silver
path aud wished my ship was really
coming homo laden with treasures
from the Land uf Dreams.
wondered. too. what I might dis.
cover hidden In tho hold and whether
I would be- able TO ind II without ms.
slstance. The little boat. however.
merely sailed on and saw that Il was
going steadily away from me, taking
with II my unknown treasures.
Gabrielle also had been watching II
and presently voiced her theories.
There goes the smuggler." she an.
nounced as one having authority in
such matters.
"He Is taking Mrs. Bundy's emer,
aids" supplemented Elizabeth, I'VE
ought TO hope no will be wrecked"
DO you wish ~"
''why. no." Elizabeth hcsitated: mo.
Mr. Blake. I'm afraid don't"
Nor l." said Gabrielle; somehow
I can't help taking an interest IN him.
Every time | hear Of a new lot OF
things being struggled In ! feel quite
a thrill Of relief hut l'can't forgive
the omcraldsi he might have let the
poor old woman alone"
Il suppose he could not resist them. -
said Lady Edith. II have read some
whore that there Is AN Irresistible i'm
> pulse"
could you understand such an i'm.
n pulse" inquired Mr., Blake.
a She considered a moment before 70
, plying
q NO. | cannot understand II. | dc
4 not wish TO be intolerant but some
;. things are uncomfortable"
q Try" he insisted; put yourself In
-" HIS place and remember the tempta
tlun, Human nature Is weak, yot
y know"
4 GRO DE coNTINUED3
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