New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR JULY z, 1912

suddenly found himself the most popular man on the
ship And he rather surprised to ind the sensation
not 50 bad, after all.
THE evening that followed was goriously clear,
starlight one. The sky dome gllttcrcd with points
of light and the bars of yellow streaming out from an
occasional porholc below revealed the phophoresccncc
in the white foam that chung along the side OF the ship,
rs Miss Forrest looked down into the sea from the deck
rail She was standing there alone, little awed at the
vasnrss Of the sea which, day after day, lad SirSad
It's unbrocn cXpansc about her, and she Shuddercd as
She thought Of the two who 50 recently had been
STRUGGLING in it. Presently a soft voice at her side
said: ,
aYou are right 1t was rather awful though we
didn't have chance to realize it at the time.
"You read my thoughts?' she cried, turning ler
startled eyes upon Sundr Manga, who had approaChcd
quietly and now stood leaning upon the ralI DeSdc er
THAT is elementary he answered i nave "''INeu
far upon The Way. : -
her and Attractive not fear inspiring lie seemed
good as well rs wise She wondered what ne ou3lt ol
Barrston gaantry; and, although she did not put VIC
thought into Words he replied: -
mir Rarriston's pose does him an injustice ne %
not really basG nor Indifferent to the zcst OF me- ne
only thinks he is. His action this afternoon SHOWS ms
true manhood Iis pity he separates himself from 'Ie
activities Of life He comes OF people who are porn 70
do things He cannot find happiness in holding hiinSGIi
aoof from realities In the East 1t IS different But ne
!; Western in tvpc This life at least he must live with
things material. 60, .... .t,,.,
NOU
one life 10 live on this car;h;' she asked ,.
81 do not believe: know he SAID quietly ms
life which we are undergoing is an episode mere INK
in a chain Yet each link is important tie does NOT
understand the importance Of his shall try 10 JCCIl
him am grateful to him for what he did tins alter
noon should not have died, for 1t was not my tlnc'
but appreciate the impulse and the act VIII repay
his aid to me- You shall see
@Whv should scc?" she asked, looking into his eyes:
He smiled gently "Thc night has a thousand eyes
he quoted looking up at the stars and they Oo'h were
silent for awhile.
T NEVER can get Sundra Manga to talk to you about
1 his philosophy" complained Barriston one after
noon few davs later as the three sitting together
at the rail in the after part Of the ship THINK II
wonderful chance to learn little OF Indian thought
and want him 10 let you in on 1t too.
The Indian smiled cone could not be let in on
very much Of it in this brief voyage" he said.
Brief? Gad | think it rather long. 1t seems an
eternity since stood on land, Barnsion canght MISS
FORESTS eye and exclaimed, 81 mean OF course
"IIc did not mean eternity" SAID Hundra Mahya:
"hc meant paradise
~Thanks," said Barriston admiringly, and all three
laughed. -, .,.,,,;. :.
mere play with him. Can you throw rope III the ar
and climb up it,. he asked ,
"Such things are not magic" was the reply. They
follow the mos, natural Of laws.
he WAS heating some water for Their tea. On the deck
beside him was his tiin basket, complete with dainty
luncheon dishes silver, alcohol lamp. and napcry. Tie
glanced about and ST." that no one wa, o4,'rIS ''''
Hold ont Your cup he sad To Miss Forrest.
She did So, and ne filled it with hot water from the
tiny pot IN hl, hand.
I'll should Io ruscd toss the water overheard"
Miss Forrest obcvcd. He filled the cup again
"To-- that over too.
Again !, was ,fup,icd into the sea.
"\gain. nc continued. "Again-agaln again. Yet
he never rcplcul#hnd the tiny pot
The two others open eyed in wonder saw the cup
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