Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-27

DARALLoNE helped the bride to her feet. That's
right" he said. with kind OF nursely playful
ness. and he turned to the groom.
Because told to help yourself" he said.
doesn't mean that I'm not going to do the lions
writer aren't. But must do just little
more than you're able and that's all we'll ask of
YOU Everybody works this voyage except the woman"
work." said the bride.
Rot" said Farallone. Wen ask you 10 walk
ahead like q kind of north star Only we'll tell you
which way to Do you that loaf:
You head for that. vamoosel Well overhaul YOU"
The bride moved upon the desert alone. her face
toward an casterly hill that had given
figure of the sugar Loaf She had longer the effect
wilted flower. but walked with quick. considered
What the groom carried and what carried
IS Of Our packs united would not have
made the half OF the cumbersome weight that Far
alone swung upon his giant shoulders.
Follow the woman. said he and began
march upon the stocking track bride.
FaralIone. rolling like q ship Il had many look
him my shouider) brought up the From
time TO time he flung forward a phrase to in
PLANTATION Of his rebeIiious attitude
i take command because I'm Mt; you're not 1
give the orders because l can get EN- obeyed; you
can't. again: You don't know
i do
All the morning he kept firing dsagreeable and
very personal remarks at US. His proposition that
We were not in any way fit for thing he enlarged
upon and illustrated. He flung the groom's
p.oyed ancestry him: he Nkened the groom to Rome
tine OF the fai which ne attributed to luxury;
J.. informed that only who unable to
work OF u any way help themselves wrote books
The womans worth the two OF YOU. he said
People workers. See 1t an her stride. could
milk had Ii anything happens TO
me she'll give orders. Mark my words She's
.oI d neaa On shoulders. she has
The bride halted suddenly in tracks and
turning faced the groom.
you going 10 allow this mans insoencs to
run on forever" said
groom iIowned her shook his head
:. -oh. said the bride. and think heard her
All champion in Il bitter whisper She
~!.ea straight back to rarallone looaed MIN
.4-t.-Ssi4 The face
-..d stronger. he ought 10 mind ma
/. -....vt, Ne grateful 10 YOU all you have
s...4r tons In your
I'D tne sooner We part company ne better
STONE. tnsn sadGenly abashed andt turned
.fnerc mustn't be any more mutiny." said Fa:a!-
B~t 70 got sand have. / could los .
.u tihe Auu. ti"w did y yo.,.
,ou y ..tte AIcouenus He's no star 'YuJ
'sa.ryed "isn You've got sand. and when your
...sie hv ticked the burning sand), I'll carry you
Tat II hadn't spoken / wouldn't Now
2pt vain ahead and pretend you're Christopher CO.
-.abl.' Ge sot.' ieary leading a flock OF sheep to
lei OF the sageDush there's under
Ne went forward few steps when suddenly /
Faraone.S he spIen-
I'D he sad and At the same time he thumped m
violently between the shoulders that l stumbled
and felt tor moment all fear of the left
the wings Of rage. and | was for attacking him
with my fists eu something in his steady eye
brought to
WHY did you do that?" meant to speak sharply
but 1 think | whined.
spoke up TO me you began bride and lion
like and bold For minute you looked dangerous
for little Teller So pated back in friendly
way-as kind Of reminder feeble reminder"