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1 11 Ki juo both work at s. 104. a
wt-rk wh.-u you K'-t to the station and
until you tliinlc it time to start fur
KiuiivrlT : so if. aa yoo may find ont
bfor tu.-D, tin rob haa proved a
duftVr' you'll ba money in packet and
won t bava wai-tod tiuia. Tumi if yoa
want to remain and h-lp to form tba
station I'll only atop for a month or ao
yon can t ao. "
I thanked him. proruiaing to arrange
the matter with Jack. I knew ha held
ont this oftVr to aa with the beat of
motive and not because he may have
wieliud to sot-are labor. He Informed me
that in half an honr'a time they would
tnke camp and poxh on. Anyhow we
would are him on Skeleton creek that
niKht. Tran-lera generally camped in
tloHe proximity to each other on that
lonoly track for fear of being attacked
by the black
"Look here. Dick." aaid Jack. "I
think if a time to tell yon aomethinK. and
may aa well tell yoo it now aa later on
l)ick, before I met yon I got into con-
iderable bit of trouble that'a to aay,
was seen in precious bad company and
nnder circamatancea which would nat
orally make the police jump at strange
concl axiom I need hardly ask yon to
believe me"
"Jack." I protested, "I'll punch your
head for you in another minntel"
"All riKht. old chap, you can after
ward. " The ghoat of a amile lit np hia
face for the moment, and be went on
ak'nin aa if there had been no interrup
tion. "I've a rury strong suspicion that
therea a warrant out for my arrant In
fact, it waa the knowledge of thia that
hnxtcned me to make np my mind when
yon anked mo to go with yoa to Weet
ern Auxtralia. You've only known me
by the name of TyudalL I auapect the
jMilico have another one for me, but
from niotivm of prudence I think it
will be iM ttcr to stick to my preaent
nnme. If the police have come to the
Macarthur I heard they were coming
-they may be in a position to make it
awkward for me, bo you're liable to be
aerioiiHly inconvenienced at any time
throng)! keeping my company. Now,
Iick, all you've got to any ia that yon
want to go with Mackenzie and I'll go
right on- Yon-ran make any ezcuae for
tna you lika I'll 'pan ont' aomebow.
Now, icitk out I shan't be offended
whatever yon do. And, look here. I'll
leave you tiie gray aa a keepsake, old
chap. "
"Jack, yon cowardly brntel You
know I haven't strength left to punch
yonr bead. Aa for the police, hang
them 1"
I waa disappointed in Jack, bnt un
doubtedly my reference to the police
waa unjnHt and uncalled for.
On reaching (Skeleton creek, which
waa a aeriea of water holea in deep,
thickly wooded hollow, we pulled off
the track and pitched our camp. Juat
before amiKet, when I waa branding the
axlics off a lamMT, Mackenzie's party
rut tied np. Within a hundred yarda of
tin tliey pitched their camp I took
tii',' diwn of iiinine and turned in anon
after u)xt. Jack had intuxtcd on thia.
On coming into camp he had produced
a Niiiall jN.tof extract of meat and made
some of it ruidy for me. I did not know
til) Ion;; afterward that at Turn-off-liiKoon
rtoru he hail come away without
fretting some much needed article of
clntliiii;; in ord 'r that hn might par
ch .hp wviT'tl little lnxarica for my ail
ing condition. "You've got to fortify
j-oiirm If. old chap." he remarked. "To
inorrow's .Sunday, and aa it's one of
your bad days I think wo'd better camp
liei iv A;u.rt from the Fourth Command
imi tit, I'.i U. I'm Scot enough to know
till- value of onu day's rest in seven. I
vi ntuie to any we d m't lorn by it. Our
rattle are always in better condition
and ).'"t through moro work In the long
run than thorn who keep traveling right
on. "
I a little later placed my bedding
nnder a shady imnlmrk tree. The mor
poke h i hunt and the croon of the pos
hiiiii ll, tided w ith other atrungeaounda.
and 1 fi 11 asleep.
Next iiioriiing, after break f ant. 1
heard the jangling 'f bells aud the
drumiaim; of hoofx ax Mackenzie's Mack
lmyx I iron ;lit np the horse. . I allowed
a few tiuniiti s to eln)e before going
over to lind w bother or not they had
fetched np ourx with them. On reach
ing the put where the Imys bad round
ed lh in u I found Jack and Korab
Mackenzie already there. The latter
had ut xaid something to lay mate
that had evidently startled him: for
when he kiw me lie left 'bur and came
toward me.
"Our gray's not in the mob." he
aid: "I iiuulii sure lie wax mnnt go
and do a little horse hunting. I wonder
where he could have xtrayed to any
how T"
"Me si 'm yaranian track go np
along a creek." King ont Yarry. "That
fellow liin lose 'Hi our. fellow shoe."
There ix no xi-u or mark on the face
of nature that the Australian black fel
low will not read as if it were an open
book, lie limit do it to live. Hut the
practice throngh snccesxive generations
has lieeoine an itiMinct he take to it
a readilr ax a kitten takea to playing
with a ball of worsted.
"No. Iii k. yen won't!" I waa mov
ing toward my horse. "You stop where
yon are. I'm going. "
Nornh Mackenzie went over to pat
one of the horses, and Jack, taking the
bridle ont of my hand, walked off to
catch the roan, lie fore doing so he aaid
to me in an nxide which I considered
jnxt a little fc audible: "lunik out for
that girl, old chap. She has either got
the power of second sight or she ia a
gypsy in disjfnise. " I watched him ride
off. Jack, as n.m.il, was doing the lion'a
share of the wotk!
The sober expression on my face aa I
thonu-lit ff tluo things prol ably at
tracteil Nernh Mackenzie's attention aa
she ivi-d away; anyhow ahe stopped
and spoke.
"Are yon traveling today t" ahe
queried.
"No, I think not Yon aee, my mate
and I are Scotch. "
"That to say, yon make a virtue of
eonnd policy. "
"A woman is always at liberty to
measure other people's corn by hi own
bushel. " I rejoined politely.
"Kven if tin y come from Inverness!"
ha added thouhhlfally and with a
amile.
"How did yon know I came from
there?" I axked in sonne astonishment
"I anppoau il may be aceonnted fi?
j the gyiT in my compimltion." she
answered, laughing, aa she saw the cha
grin on my face that Jack's tnjudicic'.a
anrech had called np. ' Bnt aobw.ly
'g. ah continned. "yonr qne-
-I yoo still tae a ceruin
eaty 'i. Yog aee, aJI
mm mm-m
-
wta ot people coma oof here, and ao to
atndy (UsJncU there ia no place like the
colonic. In InveriMxM thry apeak the
English language in iU brat and parmt
form. I've no intention uf paying yon
compliment ; indeed It waa inure diffi
cult for ine to tell where yon came from
than for yoo to auppreaa that lectors
so cmalty to animal simmering ia
yunr mind when I killed the anake ya
turday. "
" You can have it now. if yoo lilca, '
I hastened to Bay.
"Some other time," ahe cried in
alarm. "Jost now yoo'd better come
ever aad talk to my father; he will be
glad to aee eomc one. "
1 walked toward the camp with her,
wondering not a little at the keenuess
of her perceptive faculties What a
pretty picture thia daughter of the bush
made, dr eased, a aba waa now, in her
simple bnt daintily made walking drena
of soma light material. There waa the
delicate bloom of health in her clear
skin and it luster in her eyes. There
was no question about her face being a
striking one; it was calculated to rivet
the attention of the beholder at first
sight for there waa more in it than
mere physical beauty there waa that
higher attractiveness which men call
indiwlnality or character and yet
dinipite her many strange and uncon
ventional ways, no one con Id say she
lacked that greatest charm of all wo
uianlineca. But still, aa yet I frankly
confess, I could but imperfectly under
stand her. Hiss waa already interesting
me in a way that I hardly cared to ad
mit to myself.
Just before we reached the squatter's
camp aha pointed out Savile, the cook.
waited tnuMird the tamp with her.
who waa busying himself erecting a
bough shed. lie waa 8 feet 4 inches in
height broad in proportion and bad a
ronnd, good natnred, sensible face.
"I must tell you about Savile," ahe
said. "He haa been with us since I
waa a child, and I should lika you to be
on good terms with him. Ilia heart is
nearly aa big aa hia body yoo needn't
laugh. lie ia one cook in a thousand
and doesn't want for shrewdness, but
he haa a hobby or two toys, for in
stance" "Toys!" I atared at the son of Anak.
"Yea, toys: he spends heaps of mon
ey in aending to Melbourne and Sydney
for all aorta of 'Yankee notions,' paper
anakea that fly, talking dolls and
things. You mrvito't laugh at him. you
know. "
"Not If I can help It Tell me of an
other weakness. " I had an uneasy im
pression that ahe waa making fan of
me.
"Yoa mustn't call them weaknesses
so many of na are built that way
Let's call them partialities. I've got
ever ao many. Well, Havilo's second
biggest one's hia dog, Samson, and, of
course, ha thinka there'a not another
like it in Australia. I know myself
there isn't You'll enjoy the poodle,
however, when he tella yoo how it kill
ed the rat at Charters Towers. The
place doesn't signify it'a always shift
ing about like the story. Iiat yoo're
bound to love Savile. I do, ever ao
much. "
I came to the conclusion that I also
would take to Savile. Apart from rec
ommendations of a like nature, I al
ways, npon principle, cultivate a
friendly relationship with cook.
We found the squatter seated close to
the wagon ; one of the aides of the tar
paulin bad been lifted np and pitched
like the roof of a veranda, so he sat in
the shade.
"I've brought yoo some one to talk
to, dad, " exclaimed the girl. "I must
go and see Elsie. She went off toward
her tent which, with sides gathered
up, waa covered with long leafy boughs,
ao aa to keep the occupants cooL
"Good morning, Parker," aaid the
squatter cheerily. "I'm glad you're not
traveling today. " lie motioned me to
sit down beside bim.
I talked with him about an hoar and
found bim well informed. He waa pre
cise in his ways, but the innate kindli
ness of the man robbed hia sjieech of
any suggestion of pedantry. He waa in
the middle of an argument when hia
daughter came oat of her tent looking
amused.
"Ho, dad!" ahe cried.
The squatter started and looked ap
prehensive, as if he had been caught
in the act of exploiting some unortho
dox doctrine. "Well, my deart" he
stammered.
"Why didn't yoa put np a notice in
the morning that yon were going to
lecture T Then we'd all have had a
chance of 'attending. Yoa are unkind,
daddy, dear. "
"Really, my dear"
Dut the girl interrupted him; she
hail heard a dog whining behind her.
and, turning, cried sharply:
"Now, then. Snowball, what for yoa
coolah alouga that fellow puppy dog t
UaiU that fellow aavey no patter tnin
tuiu, a'puain ym leave nm alouga
gTonndl"
The change from the talk of an edu
cated English girl to the giliN-risb of a
black gin waa ao complete and startling
that I could hardly believe it was she
who had spoken. The black fellow, who
had been punishing his dog for appro
priating some food left on the ground,
desisted to do a black fellow justice
he seldom iU treats his dog and went
off to join his comrade, who was at
some little distance beneath a shady
Iron bark tree. He tried to look uncon
cerned; ao doea a dog when it has stol
en something.
The gray nin-t have broken his hob
bles and strayed a considerable distance
from camp; it waa a great pity that
Jack had to go horse hnuting while 1
waa enjoying congenial cominmy. Sa
vile had begun to clatter the pots and
pane abont I knew that soon the fever
would again be npon me: so declining
the repeated invitation of the aqnstter
to stop and have some dinner I walked
quickly away It waa my wish to be
alone. In tbcae attacks of delirium I
did not rare that any one shonld hear
me talking nonsense. Oh. thia curse of
my life, this fever that had got rue in
its grip I
I hurried to my camp and seised a
blanket The ague waa on me already,
and I waa becoming cold aa death even
nnder that warm ton. It mnst have
kHected my head, (or oa taking the
raovaa water bog I walked down ana
along the creek bottom, then ptmck out
from it into the bnch again, taking no
note of where I wandered and raring
lesa. I threw myself down eomewhi-re.
Then 1'iT some time I fancied myself
alone in the arctic regions, lying on a
field of ice, with nothing to cover me,
and freezing to death.
CHAPTER IV
ODDER EWIUJXStla.
In the period of di-lirioin which fni
lowed I experienced some curious delu
siona. So powerfully did they impress
me at the time tuat even now I can re
call them distinctly.
When I became alive to the present
it waa only to be conscioua of suffering
of a sure, wearied body stretched on
the rack of a fierce fever and consumed
by a burning thirst My anva water
bag waa empty, bnt there waa not
strength enough left in me to go end till
it again. Aa for the black who prowled
about in that dangerous country, they
bardly gave me a thought liut the
snake, that waa forever poining itself
above me a if to strike filled me with
a terror which in vain I atruggled
agaiuxt
There waa a mocking assumption of
superior wisdom or cunning in iU lock
Would the end never come? In my hor
ror to break tbe spell I cried aloud.
But it waa a human voice that an
swered. "All right Mr. Parker. Why. don't
yoa know me? You look as if you'd
seen a snake or a black fellow I What
do yoo take me for?"
"I believe yoo are something un
canny, " 1 gaxiMxl
Tbe glittering eyea of theaerpent had
changed into the calm, dark eyea of the
sqnatter'a daughter, and her soft, clear
voice it was one of her great charm
came from the place where the snake
bad hissed.
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periiiiiitent cura. 'I"h Ihxtor dta not i ftim to T
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Oroat AluHoum of Anatomy 1
tha tineat ami lairfe! M uftimiC itt kitvd in the .
wurKl. Oiiiva and karn hnw wuuderlully yuu W
are made; how to avmd fticknrwi and due..
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