New Britain herald., 1930-06-05
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 4 tan'asti" notion suddenly brought rrn up standing That af- --r7oo7 or the ridge aho,e the vjl- lag CarolIna had been sure sha had seen som- one move on one O. -ra oha-yas below Us had laaz1ad al her Had she been righ.2
 And f she had been. was if one Q Tho Frencn co1vlgrs whom sh' had --ae Perhaps. No one ever v.e7t there. The village would have made all 5deaI temporary headquar- +erz But ahova 7ll were they ta&- rnE Earol5na :hays now
 + vas a desperate hope. but though 10 sand ma living along lh9 rar,, toward tho toor Of tha cHif -a5N l could thluh Of half a dozan rasons why Ie Ba}atre and Rar ~ro1ld no. go ID the village and of mono why they should r my hun@h was sound I'd have plenty of Flme 7nerward to thunk or Nassleurs ]a BaIafr7 and Bac.S reasons for r2- turning 10 tne village.
 Ny -aa, vars m had eondu.on hy -r. time [ reached rhe top Of rh" r~4.E Fortunl-eIy had another aatr of shoes in n. saJtease. As ] umn.d I'D fhe outside star ! lore o1 my wet coat and shirt replacing .r-- suh th- light ovarcoat ] had urouEn- with me. dldl. daro 70 .-bs -ne -57a 10 .nauea other gar o-s7-= My fta=hHght "as hrohen.
 had -sono-ad that The house vas ampry. ru- asl ran down tho =-s.- 70 r7a hall heard a small noise ,rar might have heen 2 soh Or p zroer r. seemed 'o rome rom -ra virl~try Of Mss Ja1rlcs' room
 Tho door was shur. ! knocked Tb-r- vzz no reply. and l pushed mo +ra room. rarninz the hgNr -7--o7 Naming lay across inc hoa. her head nar.ed .r pillow.
 Get ur. said. This is Mir Eu0-. Where 7~e trN others
 Sno screamed zt tho sieht o< my .zea. which was no. sorprislnc- as
 must have heon Gory looking -r5ar-. 4 r8l1ahle minuta was lori n r=assurrn1 ae~
 ..W1ere a~- -7- orre~s7" I re- 7sa-et shar3l,
 or aorr sn24. -r~. toa- know 7--.-r7E" Srr hogan 70 wee0 -@5- --~--sfr- .Thr. -avr~ romo hack hoard Mss Brsnrz ro-ro srz-at~= - and aro-har voice -- E. mans"
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 sre nodded ~tl9.a.~ sra ' 1ee her. Tr5 house o=hlod me | head es for -na slope r.. a sharp +ro' Tho -~7l ha.-ad -ae waist of +h island rising crooset.e n s4dd' f1 ,no slope md d~opNln~ 9'oe7l +n ? no,1+ half m.|a or so =oT' e ,ra deszr--I village
 rzd perhaps ro9" m..-s 70 Go h. Izunra o.=r' or f-0. accorda0. -0 inc contour of tho coast Tn lasr-r vo1id z--.r= ft~S, <7e7-- norr=1= fr was thara alrcady-h- a-4 ro- <o~-s mr nac- MF sna- rror vouta E=r me thore sooner H rre long rar
 ! did not speoa.sre N. 5oh M -3 Ga- Ca-ol.ra ost of thc hands 2 those two mariaes- r l failed aga snr1ll ~o' hare -he ro.reze Q 7 on living -a~ ro sign of any c r-- otr=r- Fms vas not surpri7 t-- as tra island oocupEel tE 10 : -ru4r4 miles.
 Hatf an hour os -hfz ~,eadr Ga found mo -udl-@ down rha a. s.da of the -,oqs Reaching rha bot tom turned north and ran ae Q
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 4, first inc ha.1.r@z of fho vi = lag and Inc nna~va= and 'n g rsscrad rules rore blure again, - inc black rrmameo- A ontere 7 fha village. ! tnan II for what ~ze and for rorhi01 at-a. the SIT
 dc. f. one mans na'~ad Ha-rcd- ~na raca~r-rt mot # a.a-r on m> amonor~ Wrhor ? do19- , n.7s mad
 A' thr head o| 'ro second thar - -7- one a7 rrca Caroline had I, ? r.arod sro had seen eone cno mor Y z.onped There was TO sign q 2 launch. or Of any living being n
 rEzalf and TO sound ra' tho nu.
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 prs sssfre emptiness of the 31a a turned mo s.r..
 Wr~ had ] c0me7 Q rCo7-rlEh-. .a3b William -Nor-o 0 and Com7anrp j \ -5l5 EOose chas--or ra= ! s Eunr finds a cavern of tnlqu,rv l. tcmo~-o".
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