The Omaha morning bee., 1924-04-30
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is-per fsslsh stumbled nnt count
ling himself fuftnnsN beyond hir ~
psrtaiion. or deserts. and the MI.
bians followed him aud huns behind
him ever after like some vast twin
shadow.
10 sakh 81 rahr entered NOW Bls.
lkaine with report of The prize rap.
ltnred. neyond The prisoners. how.
ever. and the actual vessel. which
had suffered nothing In the fight. the
cargo wns Of no account. outward
bound ss she was IL was not 10 he
Expected that anv treasures would be
discovered i'm her hold. They found
great stores Of srmsments and pow
dor and n little money: but natight
else that was worthy Of the corssir's
Iaitention.
sakr.ei Bahr briefly issued his sur
lprIsing orders.
"Thou'lt set the captives aboard
one Of the salleys. Bisksinc. and
lthyself convey them to Aleiers. there
| 10 be sold. All else thou'It leave
aboard here, and two hundred picked
corssirs 20 go 4 voyage with me over.
seas, men that will act ~ marines
and fshters.'
art thou. then. not returning to
lAlgiers. o sakh-el Bahr?"
mot yet. l am for a longer voyage.
Convey my servlrs 10 Assd.ed.Din.
whom Allah guard and cherish. and
tell him to look for me In soms six
weeks time"
This sudden resolve OF Oliver REFS
created no little excitement aboard
1.-The galleys. The corsairs knew moth.
ing OF navigation upon the open sea-.
none Of them had ever been beyond
The Mediterranean. few Of them IN.
deed had ever yoyaged an far west ~
Cape Spsrtel, and II In doubtful n
| they would have followed any other
leader into the perils Of the open At
lontic. But sakh.el.Bahr. the child
of Fortune, the protected of Allah.
had never yet led them to sught but
victory. and he had but TO call them
to heel and they would troop after
him whithersoever he should think
well 10 20. 80 now there was little
trouble In finding the two hundred
Muslimeen he desired for hJs nKhtinE
crew. Rather was The dif51cuIty TO
Keep the number Of those eager for
the adventure within the bounds he
had indicated.
You are not 10 suppose that In all
this Sir oliver WAS acting upon any
prcconcerted plan. Whilst he had lain
on the heights watching that fns ship
beating up against The wind n had
cone 10 him that with such vessel
under him IL were = fond adventure
1 10 said 10 England, 10 descend upon
that Cornish coast abruptly ~ thun.
derbolf, and present the reckoning 10
| his craven bastard Of 4 brother. He
had foyed with the fancy. dresmilv
almost ~ men build their castles in
Spain. Then In the heat Of conflict
III had entirely escaped his mind. 10
return I'm the shape Of resolve when
lhs came 10 find himself face 10 face
with Jasper Leigh.
The skipper and the ship conjointIy
provided him with ali the means TO
realize that dream he hsd dresmt.
There was none to oppose his Will
no reason not 10 indulge his cruel
fancy, Perhaps. too. he might see
Rosemund again, might compel her
10 hear the truth from him. And
| there was sir John kiIIIgrew. lie
had never been able to determine
whether Sir John had bssn his friend
lor his foe IN the past but since Il
WAS sir John who had been instrn
mental ~ setting up Lionel IN sir
lOlysrs plsce--by inducing fhe courts
to presume sIr divers deeth on The
score that being renegade ne must
lbe accounted dead 1T Iaw-apd since
10 was Sir John who was contriyinF
this wedding between Lionel and Uos
lsmnnd, why, sir John, too. should be
lpaid = visit and should he informed
lof the precise nature OF the thing he
did.
With the forces sf his disposal In
those days Of his absolute Iordship OF
liIfe and death along the African III.
foraI, ~ conceive was with Oliver.
Eeis no more than the prelude 10
execution. The habit Of swift rsslI-
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