New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06

~ T Tpt@i nv grace Of proud King ended
W. = recital in which he had lad pare inc
~>Is heart q him. There was paINeti. .. HOY
~ I'll of aDpeal in his voice. tie leaIed loi"'tlu
~N"'7 in his chair as he spoke. ana biouRi. 'Ii3
troubled eyes from gray Glasgow ana the ,
Clydc heloy the kegrimcd window al ms Sic ~ '
face Of the man he had called trend Tor my ~
David NcGavock Of the house OF McGaNo'h Ni"0
Tbe ,,yo men were alone in McGavocks tar,odorouS
and spice-scentcd office, whence were "rd[r'u '' sS
and coming OF ships upon all the seas o inc VIZ .br
NcCavock held Gordon gaze tor S''"h,l' ~" -
y.,bout word he hoistcd his long, lean frame rom ms
bic desk chair Three deliberate PAGES oaftlcu ni'.
across the room There he paused to blow oil 81 nus
from the rigging Of a ships model that STOOD "Sl' s
wall Turning he rctraCed his steps 10 the d'sh' "'
- mass ON 10 the window and peer down At the IET
porpcd Of sea ventures Of sail and steam DaIlu NJ
Gavock had never been known 10 speak Suddeiy o.'C
in trade or in social intercourse. Sir lhoii's No
understood this well So he betrayed no lHd'cIl.o'
although his ewes followed his friend with no esSchs
Of their burden OF trouble .
~Taurnas." said NIcGavock, ending silence OF sew
crl minutes and sinking socmny into ms chair' 'IN
YOU there aSSlc some sort AT 'lc poI''''' '
BARNS trouble' $500. i..,.
DAFT ,..r .....-,,,. He's
braw iaddic; sic q fellow wad tax q lassie cen
Tnconsciouslv these two invariably dropped into the
braid Scottish tongue Of their boyhood whenever they
came together alone att. t.
= no q
dell bnlsel' that got into Wulc. II twcre a skirt
M he gcevin' q second thocht the matter. put
Davv-~An unmisakabc note Of pam sounded III ',or
don's voice and he paused slightly. DaFE' nae
bullcd only for him { come after me- ioI pm 70 Oh
vi tine warrk when I'm passed beyond. All nae done
al haze nasscd up.-allS for him. took the khcH'-
hood simply { max him proud o me, demonstrate
that honor can come vi business. WI DOT INN nacthg
naetbing he'll no tax "a hand. ! Il be- no an ron
mongcr. he frankly says. i wad rather max. song
men could no help singing "a picture that o. Hais
their minds than bridge the world or strap II up vi
There was deep hurt ba, Of all that Gordon said
~Botbv Burns said something Ike that. Tammas
and Davy NlcGavock shot searching glan," AZ his
friend from under his lowered shaggy grey brow.
Ave Burns an that ithcr gowk, Stevenson intF
iii his head. This came from the ronm"s'eT WIZ" '''
t,rucSS.
Tut, tat, Tammas"
As COZ nv Judge Dav, M,Gavo,k, ! wad rather
see my uoy d,ii than tuloWin The trade that drunken
IA, ~. Tam,na,'~ interrupted the stipowncr with
uncommon spirit ~Duna say that Twas the drunken
pager who l.i' u.ukini Should uul! acquaintance De
iorgot An dinua g, forget either hc world Gamma:
"Soo.- wha hac wi Wallace b.rd.
Scots wharu Bruce has h'cn led;
WELDON, 90 your CORY bed.
Orto yi,toric.'
M,Gavu.a- heal Strengthened proudly as hc r.
p,.,ci the lines H. paused second 90, the v,r-, ,nt
AMI then sweep, 90. There Ia'nma- Gordon 'ar 'a--
t,c,,c.a,iou 81 nation -. OF Scotia lr y, newer
made piece o. steel that u a-, as long 'aat lcn,F,r
Sir Thom.. looked away from M.Gavo.t in silence.
but No., quickly tha, Dayy ld no' sac him "'r.' and
-ramnas. has tie BARN ~. oyer been awe :,ac
-SoI hac .oI yc.~
Then r. my -ulsmen, yc should l,t hin gang AVA
q SPELL l,'l be- gIll for him i,ll De glil ior lou.
Ycyc been TOO much 'hgithcr
4 mis-. ga,hc-p,! IN Gordon eyes ~'Twal hc over