In the Days of Poor Richard
Something to
Think .About
B, F. A. H ALKER
By IRVING BACHELLER
Id» trunk »nd started after Toddy
NIGHT IN A PLAYROOM
Bear, who was running with Easter
house."
THE LOVE OF SOLITUDE
Babbit, he liming found Ida head
“He were i mean cuss. Sold rum
Solomon took the lightning hurler*
HE playroom certainly waa a dis
"Let go my trunk." called «ut Cloth
to the Injuns I alius toi' him It «ere rpHK truly great, the large »outed
out of the packs and unwrapped them
orderly looking place the next
"They's an awful mess In thar.
wrong but—tny God A'mlghty ' 1 nev A nun mid women who didlght In
“I don't care If there la a
Elephant.
and tried the springs above the ham don’t keer to see It," said Solomon.
er 'spected that the tire In the «utcr going nfleld In the mystic realm of morning and the little mistress, when Are: you can't buv# my trunk for a
mers.
Earlier In the day he had
Near them they discovered a warrior were a goln' to burn him up sometim*. thought, you «III find are anient lov she opened the door and looked In tried
hose.”
looked to the priming. Solomon gave who had era« lid out of that death
to tell her mother she WM sure she
ers of s lltude.
"Now, who started all thia fa»”?
one to Jack and put the other two In chamber In the rocks, lie had been goln’ to be punished so -never "
had
not
left
the
toys
scattered
about
They are never lonely wherever
Teddy Hour after finding ««
Inquired
bis pockets. Each examined hls pis stunned and wounded about the spaul
In such a manne^ but of course no «ne
They lay back against the log with
one was hurt. “Who started t<> run
tols and adjusted them in his b#lt. ders. They helped him to hls feet their one blanket spread ami spent they may be. for they have found the
told
tier
Just
Imw
It
all
happened
and
way to bapplness by getting acquaint
They started for the low-lying ridge and led hltu away. He was trembling the night In a kind of half sleep.
so her mother blamed her for leaving Urat and why?'
ed with thenl^. Ives, whose companion-
above the little valley of Rock creek. with fear.
Little Dog on Wheels said he »«•
Solomon found a pine
Every Utile sound was “like a kick ship they prefer to any other.
such an untidy room.
not a coward, hut he objected * * Imv-
It wa# now quite dark and looking torch, still burning, near where the In the rib#," as Solomon put It. and
But
the
truth
of
It
waa
that
when
Washington chose solitude when he
down through the thickets of hem tire iiad been.
Its light they drove them "into the look and listen
the clock struck the magic hour Ilie Ing hl» ear» boxed by i alle« • nt an'«
he waa Juat running »» he could turn
lock they could see the firelight of dressed his wound#—the old scout business.” The woman was often cry preyed fur strength ami guidance In
night before Calico Cat. who was
the Indians and hear the wash of the having with hltu always a small sur ing out or the cow und horses getting the forests; Lincoln knew nothing of leaning against Jack-In ivBwx dozing, around and face her.
loneliness when he lay upon the floor
"Well, don't you hit ........... th# now.
creek water. Suddenly a wild whoop- geon's outfit.
felt a sharp tap on tier nose; It was
up to feed.
i.f Ins log cubln before the glow of a
Ing among the red men, savage as the
then. If you don’t want your ear#
"Whar Is t' other captive?” he asked
the cover of Jack's box which sud
"My son. go to sleep," snld Solomon. hearth tire, studying by It# faint lUht
"There
howl of wolves on the trail of a tn the Indian tongue.
“1 tell ye there aln t no danger now - and pondering the subject matter of denly flew open when the clock struck. boxed." snapped Calico Cat
wounded blsoo, ran beyond them, far
But this Calico Cut did not know. I was sitting »» quiet as n mouse by
"About a mile down the trail. It s not a bit. 1 don't know much but I bj# lessons; the late John Wanamak
Jack In a Box when all at one# some
out Into the forest, nnd sent Its echoes a woman and a boy." said the warrior. know Injuns—plenty."
er solved his most dllAeult business She saw Little Dog on Wheels dose
traveling from hilltop to mountain
"Take us whar they be," Solomon
by and thinking lie was to blame for thing hit me right on tin’ end of my
In spite of hls knowledge even Solo-
b,WI1, ln l>r|vncy
side
Then came a sound which no commanded.
the »ting on her nose she humped nose."
mon himself could not »b>ep. A little
,
_ and women of exclusion
The
men
yuan may hear without getting, as Sol
"I didn't do H." ««Id Little ho«. "It
The three started slowly down the before daylight they arose and began !
W(ir|d by dualling
omon was wont to say. “a scar on hls trail, the wurrlor leading them.
was the cover of Jin k's box that flew
to stir about.
'
achievements, born to them In their
soul which ne will carry beyond the
It."
“I was badly burnt by that fire. ,
h
U(,lutUin The|r work»
up and hit you.
last cape." It wns the death cry of a
CHAPTER XVIII
"Well, why didn't you suy so.
Jack whlsperevt
i flare
,
. magic torches
to
light
up |lk
like
torchea
to
light
captive. Solomon had beard It be
then?" snapped t'alb o.
hut do you
“Inside I" Solomon answered. "So the paths of the faltering and dig
fore. He knew what It meant, the
mean. Jack, by flying open like Unit
Tba Voice of a Woman Sobbing.
wns 1. My soul were a sweatin' all heartened.
fire was taking hold and the smoke
and lillttng folk» »n the noae?"
Over the mlge and more than a night."
The greatest writers do their best
had begun to smother him.
Those mile away was a wet. wild meadow.
“I'm aorry. Calico, I am sure, said
The morning was chilly. They gath work In solitude, often In the night
cries were like the stabbing of a knife They found the cow and horses feed ered birch bark and dry pine nnd soon
Jack, so full Of laughter he could
time, when voices ure hushed and si
and the recollection of them like blood ing on Its edge near the trail. Ihe hud a fire going. Solomon stole over i
hardly apeak. "The fact 1« that a fly
lence Is supreme.
stains.
got In my box yesterday and he was
moon, clouded since dark, had come to the thicket where the woman and
And so do painters and president»,
They hurriwl down the slant, bnish- out In the clear mid-heavens and child were lying and returned In a mo
crawling till over my bald bend
If
kings and captains, students and In
Ing through the thicket, the sound of thrown Its light Into the high windows ment.
ever
you
lose
your
hulr.
Calico,
a«
I
venters.
theh approach being covered by the of the forest above the ancient thor
have, you will know whnt I suffered.
“They're sound asleep.” he snld In
There Is nothing more Inspiring to
appalling cries of the victim and the oughfare of the Indian. The red guide a low tone. "We'll let 'em alone."
SO when the dock struck I flew up and
thinking minds than quietude; nettl
demon like tumult of the drunken of the two scouts gave a civil which
He began to make tea and got out ing so grandly sublime and Imprei
“L#t Go My Trunk," Cilltd Out Cloth chased him out."
braves. The two scouts were racked was quickly answered. A few rods the last of their bread and dried meat ■Ive as a canopy of stars In a »till
"Huh." snld Calico Cat as »he be
Elsphsnt.
with soul pain as they went on so farther on. they saw a pair of old and bacon. He was frying the latter night when one Is tar away from
gan to wash her face, "you certainly
that they could scarcely hold their Indians sitting in blankets near a when he said:
the noisy haunt« of men «1th one’s her back and flew right at film, boxing did upset things around here”
peace and keep their feet from run thicket of black timber. They could
"I didn't do It; you did. Calico." re
“That ’ere Is a mighty likely worn- own thoughts.
hls ears soundly.
ning. A new sense of the capacity for hear the voice of a woman sobbing err."
plied Jack, and If he hud not bobbed
Only in solitude can man find him
Poor
Little
Dog
was
so
upset
that
evil in the heart of man entered the near where they stood.
He turned the bacon with his fork self. It was In sidltude on the sen- he Just started running and Easter back In hie box und pulled down hls
mind of Jack, They had come close
"Womern. don't be skeered o' us— and added:
shore that Demosthenes found him
Rabbit, who win always afraid Little
to the frightful scene, when suddenly we're friends—we're goln' to take ye
“Turrible purty when she
self, whence he came and stirred the Dog would take to hunting, thought as Little Dog wn«. for Calico Cat did
fell
upon
It.
Thank
a deep silence
young. Alius bated the rum business." people of Ids time with such oratory
hum." said Solomon.
he was after him. so off he ran and so not let any one contrndlet her.
God, the victim had gone beyond the
The woman came out of the thicket
Jack went out on the wild meadow as had never been heard.
And that wn» the reu«on the next
fust lie flew that off popped hls little
reach of pain. Something had hap-
and brought In the cow and "milked
Real nobility of the soul dwells only head.
juornlng when the little ml»tre»s cam#
pened in hls passing—perhaps the sav
her, filling a basin and a quart bottle.
In the men and women who care noth
Enster Rabbit Just could not run to the playroom that her mother
ages had thought It a sign from heav
Solomon went to the thicket and ing for social gatherings and frivol about without hls head, so he stopped scolded her for not ph king up her
en. For a moment their clamor had
ities. Such men and »omen prefer to to hunt for It. and not being able to toy» when she finished playing with
called:
ceased. The two scouts could plainly
be alone with thejr muses, where they see where he was going, lie bumped them, for the toys talked »o long, each
"Mis' Scott!"
Bee the poor man behind a red veil
And their greatest pleasure in study. Into Teddy Bear, who was Just stretch telling how It started to run. that the
The woman answered.
of flame. Suddenly the white leader
"Here's a tow'l an' a lettle Jug o' meditation and exploration, from ing hls leg* and arms to get them In sun was atrva'mlng In the window be
of the raiders approached the pyre.
fore they had time to get back In their
soap, Mis' Scott. Ye kin take the boy which the human family ultimately working order.
limping on bis wooden stump, with a
to the crick an' git washed an' then, derive benefit.
“What Is the matter?” called Teddy
’
the
In
his
hand,
and
prodded
stick
The best In science. In art and In ns lie picked himself up. "Is there a
come to the fire an' eat yer break- ,
<hd I expect many s little girl never
face of the victim. It was hls last
literature comes from the people who
fust."
dream»
what happened In the night In
fire?
”
His
Bact. Solomon was taking alm.
The boy was a handsome, blond lad I ch-aisi seclusion In preference to the
the playroom «heu she find« all of her
"Who snld fire?” cqlled
for-
spoke.
Red
Snout
tumbled
rifle
with blue eyes and a serious manner. glamour of bright lights and the folly
man Doll, and thinking It was the hose toys strewn about the floor In the
ward into the fire. Then what a scur
— turbulent
Hls confidence In the protection of hl# of merry-making among
on hls little cart on the floor beside morning.
ry among the Indians! They van
crowda, barely able to find their way
ia by McClure
«yn*w»«» >
mother was sublime.
him. he . aught poor Cloth Elephant by
ished and so suddenly that Jack won
"What's yer mime?" Solomon asked, alx.at, add up a column of figures, or
dered where they had gone. Solomon
looking up at the lad whom he had to tell off-hand the number of feet In
stood reloading the rifle barrel he bad
a- equate mile
lifted high in the air.
just emptied. Then he said:
“Whig Scott," the boy answered tiro- (
"Come on an' do ns I do.”
idly with tears In his eyes.
Solomon ran until they had come
“What! Re ye skeered o' me?"
Ry MILDRED n Ì a RSH a U.
<
near. Then he jumped from tree to
These words came from the little
tree, stopping at each long enough to
lad as be began to cry: "No, sir.
survey the ground beyond It. This
I ain't skeered. I’m a brave man.”
was what he called "swapping cover.”
"Courage is the first virtue In which
“The one serviceable, »ate. certain,
From behind a tree near the fire he
the young ere schooled on the fron remunerative, attainable quality In
shouted in the Indian tongut.:
every
etudy. and In every Vureult. Ie
tier," Jack wrote in n letter io his
’’’Red men, you have made the Great
Dy H IRVINQ KINQ
friends nt home In which he told ot the quality ot attention."
Spirit angry, He has sent the son of
the history of that day. "The words
KACHEL
THINGS FOR OCCASIONS
the thunder to slay you with his
and manner of the boy reminded me
PORPOISE AND WEATHER
lightning."
•
,
of my own childhood.
No truer words had ever left the
NE of the lovelle#t of Biblical
RATE the meat of a fresh coco
“Solomon held Whig In hls Inp mid
lips of man. His hand rose and swung with a little lad of four asleep In her fed him and soon won hls conflden -e.
names Is Huchd, meaning ewe.
nut, from which the brown skin*
HILE the true porpoise and the
back of hls shoulder and shot forward. arms.-
The backs of the horses ami the cow ha# been removed. Cook one table
trite dolphin differ slightly from The first Rm hel was the daughter-in-
"Where
do
ye
live?"
Solomon
asked.
The round missile? sailed through the
spoonful of onion with one of butter, each other they are so nearly alike law of Rebekah. The aspirate In the
"Far south on the shore o' the Mo were so badly galled they could not
firelight and beyond It and sank Into
add one tablespoonful of flour and that the names ar# practically Inter middle of her name Is more softly
he
ridden,
but
we
were
able
to
lu»h
bla k shadows in the great cavern at hawk,” she answered in a voice trem- the packs over a blanket on one of oil® teaspoonful of curry powder. Add changeable nnd In superstition they market! where. In the prophet. Jere-
bling
with
emotion.
Rock creek—a famous camping place
the horses. We drove the beasts ahead one quart of milk, or half milk ami figure as one nnd the same. Sailors zmlah, her dew’endant«, the BenjamR#
"What’s yer name?"
In the old time. Then a flash of «-hlte
of us. The Indians had timbered the half water and the coconut. Simmer say that when a »hoal of porpoises women, who dwelt around her early
an-
"I’m Bill Scott’s wife," she
light and a roar that shook the hills!
swales here and there so that we wore a few minutes, ndd salt und pepper.
come «porting about a ship It I* • grave nt Bethlehem, ar# spoken of n#
A blast of gravel and dust and debris swered.
The dried coconut may be used, if sign of a coming windstorm. Thl« "Ruhel weeping for her children be-
Sol- able to pas# them with little trouble.
“
Cat
’
s
blood
and
gunpowder!
”
shot upward and pelted down upon the
•uperstltlon can be traced fnr back enuse they are not," and are aasured
Over the worst places I had the boy steamed and the augur washed out.
earth. Bits of rock and wood and an omon exclaimed. "I’m Sol Blnkus."
Into classic time» and 1«. Indeed, of that they «hall come again to their
on
my
back
while
Solomon
carried
She knelt before the old scout and
Indian's arm and foot fell In the fire
Mock Woodcock.
much more ancient origin than the own border.
‘
Mis
’
Scott
’
In
hls
arms
as
if
«he
were
light. A number of dusky figures scur kissed his knees and could not speak a baby. He was very gentle with her.
But »lie I» Bachi I again wher#
Trlm the crust fr»m four slices of dny» of Pliny who record* the belief.
for
the
fulness
of
her
heart.
Solomon
ried out of the mouth of the cavern
and toast n golden brown. Legend nnd mythology are full of tales Saint Matthew ■how# the mothers of
To
him,
us
you
know,
a
woman
has
and ran for their lives shouting pray bent over and took the sleeping lad been a «acred creatu~e since hls wife Spread thickly with flutter an 1 a of the mystic qualities of the dolphin Bethlehem weeping over their lambs.
ers to Manitou as they disappeared In from her arms and held him against
Pile nnd the porpoise and formerly, a« now, Dante made I'antlca Ruch. Io with her
died. He seemed to regard the boy dozen finely chopped anchovies.
the darkness. Solomon pulled the em his breast.
beautiful eyes, the type of I ivcnly
At on a warm dish and set In the oven. the names appear Interchangeable.
as
a
wonderful
kind
of
plaything,
We
’
re
a-goin
’
to
"Don't fe"' bad.
bers from around the feet of the vic
contemplation, ever gazing at the mir
Bent the yolks of four eggs, add one
mo
the
camping
places
he
spent
every
Though
sailor«
look
upon
the
por
take keer o' you," said Solomon. "Ayes,
tim.
ment of Ids leisure tossing him In th# cupful of cream and stir over n mod poise a» the harbinger of wind, prob ror that reflected heavenly glory, but
"Now, by the good God A’mlghty. sir, we be! They ain’t nobody goln' air or rolling on the ground with him. erate fire until the mixture thlc’ —
•ns.
her name was not popular although
ably of n high wind, they do not re
to
harm
ye
—
nobody
at
all.
”
’pears to me we got the skeer shifted
the Manx princess. Affrica, was thus
"One day when the woman sat by Pour quickly over the toast and •end
gard
the
fl«h
a#
bringing
bad
luck.
Un
There
was
a
note
of
tenderness
In
so the red man’ll be the rabbit fer a
upota her marriage with
at once to the table.
the
fire
crying,
the
little
lad
touched
the contrary, a» a rule, the appearance translated lord of the Isles, some-
while an’ I wouldn’t wonder,” said the voice of the man as he felt the her brow with hls hand and said:
Somerled.
of n school of ponioDe" I" regarded ns
Solomon, as he stood looking down chin of the little lad with hls big
where about the Eleventh century.
Roman Parfait.
I’m
“ Don't be «keered, mother,
fl fav ruble sign.. Some sailors regard
at the scene. "He ain't a-goln’ to thumb a nd" finger.
of
Dissolve
live
tablespoonfuls
The Puritan days loved the sound
brave.
I'll
take
care
o'
you.
’
the
porpoise
a«
an
Indication
of
n
“Do ye know what they done with
like the look o' a pale f e—not over
sugar
In
two
tablespoonful»
of
boiling
of
the word ami “that sweet saint
was
"Solomon
came
to
where
change
In
the
«either
merely
and
ly much. Them Injuns h it got erway Bill?” the woman asked soon In a
breaking some dry sticks for the Ura water, add one tuldespoonful of gran agree In effeit with the old writer who lint by Russell's #lde” has given
pleading
voice.
’ll never stop runnln’ till they’ve
ulated gelatin soaked In two table-
It n place In English families. Rachel
The scout swallowed as hls brain and said laughingly, as he wiped a spoonfuls of cold water, let stand over WMaford "ho snyn "Dolphins In fair was the name borne by the lady who
reached the middle o’ nert week.”
tear
from
hls
cheek
with
the
back
of
band.
and
calm
weather
pursuing
one
an
l work on the problem in
He seized the foot of !tod Snout and began to
hot water until the gelatin Is dl#- other In one of their wnterlsh pastimes beciqne the wife of Varuhagen von
"Bill I broke loose an' got erway. . He’s bls great right hand :
pulled hls head out of rhe Are.
i a gol’ dum ■olved. Strain this Into one pint of foreshadow wind« and from the part Ense. With the exception of the two
“
’
Did
ye
ever
see
sech
sad
Solomon
answered
in
a
olomon ex- gone,”
"You ol' hellion!”
thick cream whipped, ndd two t a-
whence they fetch their tricks; but If different forms of spelling, Rachel Is
cunnln' leetle cricket in y ■er born days
devll ! Tum- voice.
claimed. “You dog o’ t
spoonfnls of vanilla, six tablespoon they play thus when the sen* are high n’lthout diminutive or contraction. It
"Did they torture him?”
bled Into hell whar ye h long at last.
"Always thereafter he referred to fuls of orange Juice and the grated and tumbled It Is a »Ign of fair and 1» one of the few mimes that main
What they done I couldn’t je#’ tell
dldn't ye? Jack, you t . ■ that luther
rind. Turn Into a mold and bury In
calm weather.” The common belief tains Its sweetness and dignity
the
boy as the Little Cricket."
bucket an’ bring some water out o’ ye. But they kln’t do no more to him.
Ice and salt for four hours.
Jack
wrote
In
another
of
his
letters
now Is, however, that the wind pre throughout Its history. The name Ims
the creek an' put out this fire. The He’s gone.”
dicted by n shoal of porpoises will been a favorite with painters and
She seemed to sense hls meaning that as they fared along, down
ring on this 'ere ol’ wooden leg Is
Sweetbread Salad.
come from the direction the fishes take many n saintly type of pure transcen
ward the sown lands of the upper Mo
and
lay
crouched
upon
the
ground
wuth a hundred pounds."
Drop sweetbread» Into cold water,
dent beauty Ims been so named.
tai-
hawk,
Solomon
began
to
develop
Solomon took the hatchet from hls with her sorrow until Solomon lifted
changing as often ns the water dis when they depart.
Rachel'# gem Is the amethyst. Its
had
ent#
of
which
none
of
his
friends
The porpoise g«t« 1” reputation ns
belt and hacked oft the end of Rod her to her feet and said:
color«. Let them stand until quite
soft violet color has a sobering effect
entertained the least suspicion.
"Look
here,
little
womern,
this
don't
a
weather
breeder
from
Its
ancient
Snout’s wooden leg and put it In his
upon quick tempers, controls evil
Tle has had a hard life full of fight, white, then pull out all the tubes and
do no good. I'm goln' to spread my
coat pocket, saying:
put Into n saucepan. Cover with fresh connection with the moon nnd. which thoughts, and quickens the Intelll-
and
peril
like
most
of
us
who
were
la
the
»nine
thing,
with
the
moon
god-
"From now on a w’ lte man c.n blanket under the pines an' I want ye
New World,” the young cold water, add a slice of onion, one
de-s Isis. And ns he wn» connected gence.
walk In the bush without gittin’ bls to lay down with yer boy an’ git some borti in this
Soldiers wearing an amethyst are
"He reminds me of some «mail bayleaf, one blade of mace and with I»l». »° Wils
man
wrote,
consequently,
sleep.
We
got
a
long
trip
tomorrer.
bones picked. Injun# I* goln' to be
one-lmlf ten spoonful of salt. Heat
Testament
heroes,
and
said
to be preserved from harm and
represented
ns
connected
with
the
of
the
Old
‘"Tain t so bad as It might be—ye’re
quickly to the simmering point nn<1
skeered o’ us—a few un’ I wouldn't
an' Is not this land we have traversed
other nnd later moon goddess Identi the gem Is believed to have the power
kind
o'
lucky
a'ter
all
Is
said
simmer
for
twenty
minutes.
Drain
be surprised.”
the like the plains of Mamre? What a nnd drop into cold water, letting stand
fied with the great Egyptian original. to protect Its wearer from contagion.
When Jack came back with the wa done,” he remarked as he covered
gentle
creature
he
might
have
been
If
The
moon was always supposed to To dream of It signifies freedom from
for an hour. Wipe and cut Into small
ter, Solomon poured It on the embers woman and the child.
he
had
had
a
chancel
How
long,
I
old
control
the «gather nnd In the Greek hnrm. Saturday Is Rachel’# lucky day
The wounded warrior and the
•nd looked at the swollen form which
pieces with n silver knife. Make a
had wonder, must we be slayers of men? French dressing and pour over the myth Amphitrite, who roue from the and 4 her lucky number. Iler flower
men
were
not
to
be
found.
They
still seemed to be «training at the
sneaked away Into the bush. * Jack As long, I take It, as there are sav sweetbreads, «et awuy until ready to sea nnd waa given n certain power Is the primrose, signifying youthful-
green withes of moose wood.
ness.
ages against whom we “must defend
serve. Then ndd an equal quantity of over the winds of the sen. had two dol
"Nothin’ kin b> done fer him,” said and Solomon looked about and the
(© by Wh«l«r Symllrste.)
phins
to
gimril
her
by
order
of
Posei
ourselves.
”
latter
called
but
got
no
answer.
finely cut celery nnd mayonnaise
the old scout. "He’# gone erway. I
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The next morning they met a com-
don (Neptune). Gubernntls snys, “The
“
They're
skeered
cl
’
ar
down
to
the
dressing. Mix well nhd serve on let
tell ye, Jack, It g n my soul a sweat
’They pnny of one of the regiments of Gen
Dolphin that watches over Amphitrite
toe
nails,
”
said
Solomon.
An
Awful
Chance
to hear him dyi । ”
Is the until» ns the dolphin, the spy
A Ilghtnln' eral Herkimer who had gone In pur tuce leaves.
nm
quite
proud
of
my paintings,"
A moment of ; '» nee full of the sor couldn't stan’ It here.
Parboil the sweetbread# In water
They'd suit of Red Snout and Ids followers.
of the sea, or the moon, the spy of the said Schram, the artlat. "1 think I
row of the two men followed. Sol thrower Is a few too many,
with
a
small
amount
of
vinegar;
this
Learning what had happend to that
nocturnal nnd misty sky.” Through nil shall soon hold an exhibition of my
ruther be nigh a rattlesnake.'
omon broke It by saying:
helps to whiten them and add» to th#
mythology we find the dolphin or por- work.”
The scouts had no sleep that night. evil band and Its lender the soldiers
"That ’ere black pill o’ mine went
faced about and escorted Solomon and flavor as well.
js)l#e—typifying the moon nnd Isis, the
They
sat
down
by
the
trail
side
lean
“Well, take my tip,” said a callous
right down Into the stummlck o' the
grent moon goddess, was the especial critic, "and see that you don't develop
hls party to Oriskany.
hill an' give It qu te a puke—you hear ing against a log and lighted their
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
patroness of navigation.
pipes.
eye trouble watchkn« for visitors.”
to me.”
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"You
'member
Bill
Scott?"
Solomon
They went to the cavern's mouth
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Caution U the parent of safety.
whispered.
and looked In.
CHAPTER XVII—Continusd.
We spent
a
night
In
his
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