Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-27
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

alone. Poor Tobias had seemed bent
on showing-as he had said to Tom
that he was not the "carrion" we had
thought him.
After dinner Tobias had respectful
~ asked leave for n few words with
her. lie had apologized for his action,
but explained that It was necessary
protecting his own interests, and safe.
guarding a treasure which belonged to
him and no one else, If II belonged To
any living man. II had seemed to her
that It was a monomania with him.
While he had been talking, she had
made up her mind what she would do.
She would tell him the plain truth
about her doubloons, and offer him
what remained of them as n ransom
This she did, and was able at last half
10 persuade him that, 50 far as any
one knew, that was all the treasure
there was, and then the digging among
The ruins Of the old house was mere
fancy of her fathers. There might be
something there or not--and she went
50 far as to give her word of honor
that, if anything was found, he should
| have his share of It,
Tobias had seemed impressed, and
promised his answer In the morning
leaving her to slccp--with a sentry at
her cabin door. She had slept soundly
and awakened only al dawn. As soon
AS she was mp, Tobias had come to
her saying that he had accepted her
offer, and asking her to direct him to
her treasure,
This she had done, and, to avoid pass
ing the settlement, they had taken the
course round the eastern end of the
island. As they had approached the
cave (nnd here Calypso turned quiz
2ical smile on me, which no one, Of
course, understood but ourSelves). Il
slOop was seen approaching them from
the westward and here she
stopped and turned to Charlie Web
Ster.
"Now," said the king" 1--WE shall
hear the story of Apollo-or, let u
say, rather Ajax-the F'ur-DArtor-ae
of IN. orrow thot ncvor missed IFS
mark"
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