The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-10-20
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ana are ShIilnG LOT my DieHheu cOun-
try In . few days. Jim remarked.
Loveiand replied that this WIS the
case and happened to think or thank
ing Jim for his letters Of introduction.
Hnrberough answered casually that
that was all right and went on 70 say
that he had read In a paper or heard
from a man that Lovcland had taken
his passage on the Baltic.
"Yes." said Val: Il wanted to 60
over on q good ship"
"welI. the Battles d ripping one
couldn't " Z better.v Jim admitted.
"But ! should have thought you'd
have the curiosity to try the newest
thing"
s4The Mauritania p said Ioyeland.
"Don't suppose could have got pas
sage on her Tor the next three or four
trips across"
Perhaps you couldn't" ssid lin.
sBut I can get you one"
"why. she sails tomorrow. doesn't
bheT asked Val.
.Yes." said Jim. but you can 20 on
her II you like. with good cabin. too.
all 20 yourself"
my passage Il paid for on the Bal
NC. and my names on her passenger
list" said Lovelsnd.
'Weil. IT'S too. late to have your
name printed on the Mauretania's pas
senger list or perhaps to get back
your money for the Baltic" said Jim.
but that needn't stand In your way.
You won't have TO pay for your cabin
on the Mauritania. It's going beg.
gine. A friend of mine who can't sail
has given his ticket 10 me to do with
as I like. but as he's a man whose
movements make things In Wall street
Jump up and down like a sccsaw be
doesn't want II known that he's got
70 stay behind because hes seedy:
that's all. II you want 10 60 IN bis
place. 20 and say nothing TIL you get
on the other side. BY that time he'll
be on hts way on a following ship.
AZ least that's what he hopes"
DO you mean that X want "a
cross "a the Maurctanis ! must pasx
under your friends Manner asked
Loyelsnd.
"0h. no. nothing Of the SORT. an.
swered Dim Marlborough. smiling his
pleasant smile -what ! meant was
don't 60 advertising the fact thn'
you've got Henry yanderpot's cabin
because he's not well enough TO ssil
All you'll have to do is 70 swagges
about N II you'd meant to be pas
senEer on the Mauretanis from the BE-
ginning Of things"
Ioveiand was prepared 10 do any
amount OF staggering. though be did
not say 80 10 Jim Or indeed acknowl
edge II 10 himself He replied thai
n this were the only condition hs
would accept the ticket and instruct
Foxhnm Gas he would not have time
himself, 70 try TO sell the psssags
which he had paid for on the Baltic.
"Fox'ii have several days to do II In
~. !" ." - ,',s- M
Val. meanwhile III be enjoying my
self on the MauresanIa."
Meanwhile yoE'lI be enjoying your
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dition were 20 conecited that jim
would have wanted To Kick him II b
had not looked 20 ridiculousiy Tx
Jim's own adored and beautiful Betty
Besides. the scar showed white on th
brown. This had been a brpve bog
Jim wns inclined TO believe that b
was worth reforming.
with pretty daughters" Harbol
ough repeated, his tone quiet, thong
uls eyes showed danger sigma
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aren't sIways caught IN the deep ses
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