The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-24

and Tor Yves, u was tull day, ana
the island lay swelterine under tho
sun lie could see nothing Of tho
man he was In search ~; then, FAR
away at the end of tho little coral
pier he saw form that mado him
forget both Yves and SagoRsc, tho
form OF a girl.
As he drew closer no raw that It
was the girl The girl Of tho little
Place where the fountain played. Tho
Place do Ia Fontsine as he caiicd It
In his own mind, not knowing itn real
name.
She was standing with hcr tray
balanced on her head aa though she
had Just landed. now she was laugh
ing as she saw him coming toward
her. laughing as only the rlrls OF
Montpelier or Avignon can laugh.
and as be- came along the iidLo Of
coral hev was laughing. too. M he
balanced himself, fearful Of falling.
Then the ridge OF coral became the
yard OF a ship, tho blue water below
became distant and the dream broke
up. Happy dream
Now u tap come to tho door. and
hts landlady's voice offered him cof-
fee or syrup. She brought the coffee
In and placed IL on the iopr beside
him and put the shutters back. So
that tho window space became u
square dim disc OF llLht through
which, with breathing of wind.
came tang from tho sea below and
a breath from the woods above.
Having dressed himself he left tho
house.
lie had taken his way along the Euc
Victor Hugo and through the little
Place. perhaps because 1t was there
he had met the girl OF yesterday. soon
he driftcd TO the hnrbor market place
with these WORKING; people man OF
Gaspard's class could fratcrnisc and
find friends at sight. Touched with
the spirit OF the place. lie laid hold Of
the gunwale OF one OF the laden boats
returning from the early fishing. and
helped to haul her along, the Creole
boa,man laughing aud chaitcring with
him In the patois which he only half
understood. When they had got tho
boat in position ut IA corner OF the fish
market Nor the pl0ce was divided. tho
iish aud meat being sold at one side.
fruit. vegetables. nnd flowers at the
other. they began d\sell their fish
rirht from the boat without troubling
to put II on a stall.
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