Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-06

ing master AAnA. CaugAk up as It
were Into ths heavens. Asr soul lsayed
to meet IL MAksr. Thinxing to nnd
Gol aha waited tA4rs on the heaven
kissing hill.
How Ieng sAs stayed she aid not
realize; she took no note Of time: It
did not cen to Her even to look 1t
the watch on her wrist, she had swept
the skyline cut ek a. II were BY the
peaks when fist she came, and when
at last she turned away-even dfvin-
est moments must have an end-shs
looked not backward. She raw not I
little cloud hid on the horizon behind
tho rampant Of i sses. - N we're.
no bigger than Z mans hand, q cloud
full Of rortsns ana WHICH would alarm
greatly ths veteran Kirkby IN the
camp and Maitland on the mountain
top. Both Of them unfortunately were
unable to zee Il, one being ON the
other side ofsthesranss, and the other
desp In the cauon and for both OF
them A. for the 81. TIE -I- I'll;
shons brightly. ss as~
The declivity to the river on the
upper side was comparatively easy
and Enid Maitland went slowly and
thoughtfully down to It until she
reached the young torrent She got
her tackle ready. but did no casting,
A. she made her way slowly up the
ever narrowing, sysrasTrisin6 canon.
She WAS charmed and. thrilled by the
wild beauty OF tho way. the spell Of
ths mountains was deep upon her
Thoughtfuliy she wandered on until
presently she came to another little
amphitheatsr like that where the
camp was pitched. only smaller
Strange to say. the brook q river
here broadened In I little pool per
Aaps twenty fest across; 1 turn hac
thrown 4 full force OF water against
ths huge boulder wall and in asea
of effort = giant Gun had been hol-
lowed out Of the native rock. The
pool was perhaps Tour or nvc feet
deep, tho rocky bottom worn smooth.
The clearing Was upon the opposite
side and the banks were heavily
wooded beyond tho spur of tbs rock
which formed tho back OF the pool
She could see tho trout In It. She
made ready to try her fortune, hui
before abe did so an idea came t.
hsr-daring, unconvsntionals extraor
binary, begot Of innocence and mex
perience.
The water OF coursa was very cold
but ahe had been accustomed ell hel
life to taking q bath at the natural
temperature OF the water at whatever
season. She knew that the only PEG
pie in that wilderness were the mem
bers OF her own party. three OF them
were at tho camp below the others
were ascending q mountain mile'
away. The canon WA deep sunk, and
she satisfied herself By careful obser
walton that the pool was not oyer
looked by any elevations far or near
Her ahlutions ii common VIII
those OF the rest OF the campers hat
been by piecemsaI Of necessity Here
was an opportunity for u plunge In /
natural bath tub. Che was as certain
that she would be under no .observa
tion a. II shs vera In the privacy b
her own chamber. Here again impulse
determined the end. In spite OF hel
assurance there a some little Nd
prehension In the glance that she cas-
about her. but It soon vanished. fhers
was no She was ahsolsssal.
alons. The pool and. the chance q
the plunge had brought her down L
earth again: the thought or tbs ed
itvening exhilaration og the pure, coli
water dashing against her v ssee
warm young body changed Ths euz
rent OF her thoughss-tha aEtleips
tion of Il rather.
Enpulssveiy sns dropped her Tos
upon she grass 1arn1sJ ass nas
threw the nshing basket from he
shoulder. She was wearing . Rteu
sweater: that 100, Joined tho rsst
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