The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-06

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TAs laynsAt will a.svse that suss-
ton for ms." ~ saiA We mus make
the most oe It. 4 month from nov
thsre1l b but Mule. We mustn't make
prisoosfs of ouroslvss until The vintse
does II tor -. Thsrs b oos thing.
though" be aAAsl tAoughtfully aftss
. ltetle sllsaee. -oos thing that must
Do at ooos. aal that u to destroy
thess sAe1s vAsrs hey kept their
stores. TAsy voslA furnish Q cover
-as goo1 cover - any enemy could
ask foe. TAsy hi,Ass our view up ths
beach"
How loas Do you suppose 1t win
lastf" che ssleA. IN Q voice that shook
. uttis. How long csa II lasti How
long can vs live Ike that. even sup
posing that our watch 10 elective and
tAa4 thsy aFoat ahle 70 surprise us?"
She elas1sd hsf hands. with q shuA.
der. and grippsd them between her
mSss. -Oh. II II would only happen
soon" sAs weat O.. "whatsvef Il is!"
what ! 1oa't understaad,- said
Caylsy. is why they haven't attacked
% alrsady. Why have they waited
u1t1l ve ass fortified and secure? Why
didn't they attack % yesterday morn
ing when they would have found us
Surely" said Jeanne. he couldn't
have hoped for better opportunity to
attack me than he had when was
alone there In the twilight. before you
came flying down out Of the sky: and
you said he was quite near. Why do
you suppose he didn't! Why do you
suppose he waitedr'
And even after I came down." said
Cayley. Il was helpless for . minute
while was getting clear Of my planes.
Yes, that was his chance. and yet he
waited. After We had gone. he ap-
parently scaled the cli6. for his tracks
Ied right up to II, ana thsn aisap-
peared. It's not quite 10 prscipitously
steep there ~ It 10 here. but I would
hardly have dreamed that . human
being could climb It"
Hes afraid" said Jeanne after .
little thoughtful silence. simply
afraid. But II he's the man vs think
hs IL, It wouldn't be . human fear. It
must b superstitious In some way. Il
wouldn't be wonderful II he felt that.
after the two glimpses he had Of you.
l remember how l felt at drst when
you alightsd on the doe beside me.
Hes seen you twice. remember. The
first time at night In the fog: the
second time tu broad day. with the
sun on your wings. No. It isn't
strange II he THINKS Of you. not - .
man at all. but as = sort Of terrible
angel keeping guard over me. When
I 60 very long without seeing you. or
when I see you in flight. get to think.
ing Of you in that way myself"
If that's the way he thinks of me-"
said Cayley, well try not to disabuse
him. A belief like that 10 an item ON
our side Of the ledger. certainly. And
We haven't any such balance in our
favor that We can AFFORD to throw an
advantage away, even . small one"