Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-17
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THIS STARTS THE STORY


sIeu s rom the whirlpools Deiow oy
interosts wbo hoe no,no 20 I,ohonon
to unite the two towns and make
them the center Of commerce in the
MoI ,a.I..i ioLIh; H., Sn tIe s,oIe sil' Is
fpI hut disronrtabIo cbaroctor of
Manitou. Ingolby attacks Marchand.
VINO vews revenge. FIeda is claimed
os ohe Ielhro rave hS MS VIE,
them In marriage whom tbnv yoro
children. Fleda rejects him and a
jealous quarrel ensues between rave
eo,,l DS, hnt, 49,. .,,.a .''nu .n o.'!S - up
TO foil Inpolby's ambitions Ills
projects are to be wrecked and he,
hlmselt, thrown into the river In
srith he 1850 H. n',. Vs., W." II1o T'eno
revoaIs his docontion md 1rgoIhv il
rendered Hind by hro,y On tTo Lc.J
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DrR1Nc. +bis +i,,o pocr,,.o,1 ,ronoroJ
himSelt Tor the oroeai Wh''h must D."
passed as soon as possible: gave all
needed directions. and had n confer
.,cs With n. assistant chief con-
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lie suggested plans for preserving or
der In excited Lebanon, which was
determined 70 revenge itself on Mani
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'ou dnu ne gave solle '"'V'''' anu
cihc instructions to Jowett the morse.
dealer. Also, he had conferred with
csbrieI Drrso who had he,nod bear
49,. ,.h.-s -. ., naa,o r1o
INC inJu' GU iiid" ~ n'' Wv" '''''>
had noted with ADMIRATION tne S''"'E'
gentleness of the giant Romany as he,
aIone carried TnpoIbv IN his arms and
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to rise with all mat ne hau loueH' l"r
overthrown, himself the blind victim
Of a hard fate. He had noticed the
old man straightcn himself with a
spring and stand as though potriiicd
when Ingolby said, why don't YOU
turp on the light?' As he looked round
in that instant of CHASTITY silence h"
had observed almost mechanically that
the old mans lips were murmurlng
something. Then the thought of fleda
Druse shot into hocKWell ihihd' an"
it harassed him during the hours In
COLBY slept, and after the giant gypsy
had taken his departure just before
the dawn.
I'm afraid it will mean more th"re
than anywhere else. ne sald SauIF 10
himself There was evidently some
thing between those two; and she ism t
the kind to take it philosophirally'
Poor girl! Poor girl It's bitter
dose, if there was anything in it, he
added.
He watched beside the sickbed till
the dawn stared in and his patient
stirred and walked, then he took In
golby's hand, grown little cooler. in
both his own. How are you feeling,
old man." he asked cheerfully. You We
had a good seep-nearly three and
half hours. Is the pain in the head
Iess7"
Better. Sawbones. better" Ingolby
renlied cheerfully, They've loosenrd
rho tie that binds-begad, it did stretch
tho narvas had gripes of collie once.
bnt the main I had in my head was
twenty times worse, till you gave the
onioto, ;,
"That's the ewes" said Rockwell.
ur bod +o Iif+ bit of hone. and the
oras saw II and felt il, and cried out
e5rioIed Won migbt saw. They've got
. sonsit;reness ali their own. have the
oros "
..I,u Ia .horo oror,+ moro accidents
- ~, ors,yers5 Inpolhv-"iust a
,;..1" Iii =. ;r;dascort nuln with strings
tod to tho hrain"
HAnd What hurts the head may
dsstrov Tho ewes sometimes" Rockwell
ans1vered cautiously. 1--WE know so
1,tt,. oP the delicste union between
thar, that we can't he sure we can put
tbs ewes right again when. because of
sor,a blow IN the head, the ricochet
nr+s +bs svss out Of commission"
'Vrh.t,a what's the matter with me.
," asked Ingolby. feeling the band
age on his ewes feverishly, and stirring
a. NJ, he'd with a sense of weariness.
.1Yaa the ricochet got them and has
rrt them ont of commission" replied
Rockwell carefully dwelling upon each
,rorJ ena oIvinv note Of meaning TO his
tona
In,o1hv ra,sed himself in bed, but
poctwaIi oentIv forced him down again.
..yUjI, nv oyes have to he kent bapdagcd
,ors, Shall have TO give up work