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FIRE LIFE. ACCIDENT

THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 30. 1898

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CHAP ’HeR IX.

** You say you skirted the pond! what road did you come?”’

**None. I walked.”’

** Walked?’

**More accurately speaking, I slid, stumbled, coasted, tumbled down an excessively twiggy precipice. Fancy is tethered to a sapling somewhere above in the aerial regions from which I de- scended. ’

**You came down above the pond?’’

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**There are steps cut in the cliff low-

Why,

erdown. Seth ought to have told you about them. It would have been easier on you.”’

**I ran off from Setia. would want te come with me and I wanted to come alone. What do you do with yourself here, Strong?’’ .

‘*T keep a woodyard for the steam- boats and I crop. I thought you knew”’

‘*Yes, J do know what you pretend to be about, but in your off hours how do you amuse yourself? Looking for fillet of ‘fenmy snake, wool of bat or toe of frog?’ That pond, you know, is 80 suggestive.”’

‘‘Only a degree less anvrofitably. bw I think details of my daily routine could scarcely interest you,’’ he said frigidly.

He moved restiessly away from his perch on the table. She was scrutiniz- ing him mercilessly, taking note of the vigorous, lithe body, so young, so capa dle, so listless im its attitude af weary indifference to all things, as he moved over to the dusty chimney jamb ané rested one eThow upon it, looking down at her with growing impatience.

Three furrows had already plowed

their way aeross his smooth, broad fore- head, telling of solitary and meditative heurs. A look of perpetual revolt was hecoming fixed in his eyes. Upon the entire man was stamped the aspect of one wholly in protest against the world as he found it. Karnest, loving sympathy welled from Liza's heart to ‘her lips and froze, there. It was not easy to proffer it in view of Strong’s dumb protest against her intrusion. She took temporary refuge in levity te gain breathmg time.

‘*How luxuriously you live, Strong!

One qneemsware plate, chipped; one cap and samcer, no handle on cup;

bone knife, might be a utensil or a weapon; steel fork, two pronged; two German silver tablespoons. Superfinous elegance! Nothing spoonable is visible. Salt in empty sardine box; sugar ditto. Viands are corn bread, fried bacan, cashaw cooked in molasses, baked sweet potaides; cookery—dubions; napery— nove. ”’

Strang’s face darkened visibly under this airy impertinence. He stood gnaw- ing the ends of his long mustache in impotent wrath. Slowly Liza turned toward him and lifted ‘her lovely eyes to his face. There was no mirth in them now: instead, a biting scorn, a flashing indignation, a resolute daring.

She was there tio save, not to scoff. She taust not flinch.

“‘Do you like it, Strong®’’ she asked in a cool, high voice.

““Do I like what?’”’

She waved her hands comprehen- sivel ¥..

““This—all of this; this shocking

unceiled cabin, with its smoke Dlack rafters overhead; this worn, sunken

bare floor; that noxious pond out yon- der, with its bloo® chilling air; this horrible isolation; this dreadful lone- liness day and night, night and day. Ob. it is horrible, Stromg, horrible!’’

‘*Tt is mot so bad wheu one is in uni- son witis it.”’

‘‘But you are not iu wnison with it. You cannot be. I read revolt in every line of your face. You areso young and

strong and free. Think of it, Strong, free; free to go out tomorrow, if you

will, and take your place among the men who are doing and daring and achieving; free to measure your brain with their brains, your brawn against theirs. It means so much, just to bea man, Strong.’’

He laughed almost viciously, and was about to say something in keeping with the mirthleas sound, but she put out an imperious little Rand and went on With increasing vehemence :

‘I know. I know what you are going to say. It is uphill work for a man to make headway here unless he is barn in the slave owner’s purple. But why stay here? It is such a great, big, roomy world—a place in it for all sorts, Strong, places where no credentials but a spot- less name and a strong will are needed. ”’

**And I have neither.’’ The gloom in his face darkened into hopelessness.

‘‘Neither? Do you intend that the stigma of our father’s vocation shall wrap you, too, ina pall? With me it must. For me there is nothing but ac- ceptance, but I tell you, Strong, wom- aias Lam, if it were not for the ten- cer, loving hearts at home that world throb with pain if I forsook them, I

would go away from here tomorrow. I would say to you, ‘Come, and let us

‘ meke a home together, where the lines

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are not so sharf.i! drawn, ntr the path to honorable distinction so steep and

narrow.’ Strong! Strong! Strong! How can you stard still and see the great ' race of life run and you not in it? Why

stand ye here idle, inert, supine?’’

| Bhe stopped in maiden confusion. His eyes were mocking her.

| ‘I was right in telling Seth to keep you away from me. I could see how un- pleasantly full you were of crade en- thusiasms.’’ Then, more justly : ‘‘Child, do Kou suppose you are presenting any new ideas for my consideration this

| morning? Do you suppose that when I

jwas working like a Turk at Shingleton to keep abreast with the fellows who had an earlier start of me I did not

| dream the regulation dreams about do-

ing and daring and achieving? Do you sappose I have seen all my fair castles topple to the ground without one pang? Rather, with such pangs as the very devils in hell might pity!’’

There was no supineness about him now. He was standing erect, his broad chest heaving with the intensity of his emotion, his sad eyes glowing feverish- ty. Liza could see his hand tremble as he passed his handkerchief slowly across his forehead. She went nearer to him and laid her clasped hands on his bos- om. There was an inexpressible tender- ness in her sweet face and in her clear young voice when she spoke:

‘‘What bas changed the face of the

world so ccmpletely for you, brother Strong? You used not to bea cynic, Seth says.’’

“s2a0eT’

‘*A—woman?”

“No. A man.”

‘One roan? One single lie?’

‘One solitary man But—l loved bim. A single Lbe—but—a potent one. ”*

‘‘And you could not (To be Continued.)

Ome solitary man?

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