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' “Generally the only phase oi arrled life that disagrees wim e wife is the husband."

“Do you think it was an apple at the devil gave Eve that caused a trouble?"

"Ne: l think he handed her a

l bu...» .-..e$;g|;vnu1iu»m

1|‘ "Do you know how to make a ‘bhleken tender, George?" "Sure-ﬂowers, chocolates. and Neil chosen words of love will do Qhe trick."

‘How did you succeed in keeping lhat fellow who was so madly in )ove with you st a distance?"

“Married hlm--and now he's usu- jlly as far away ea his club.”

l I O I I

A STRIKE OUT

CONTINUED

‘ TRAPPED The first half of the distance to the beach he took easily. But from then on, urged DIN? W hi! new, 1n ace Katherine and partly by an unressoning fear that took possession of him, re ran doggedly. careless of the noise his footsteps mode in the forest. He was breath- 1eag and panting when he arrived at m, trysting piece. A simle dark fig- ure detached itself from the tree! that grew near the water and came silently into his arms.

"Katherine!"

"Bill!" ,

She rested against him, alarmed at the heavy beating of his heart. "You are all right?" she umispered.

“Yes." his words came in Jerks. "All right-end you, my darling?" "Perfectly well, Bill. But ta/ilk softly and quickly. I hlNS been waiting for an hour. I em afraid my absence will be discovered. I came as soon as the others slept." Biildrdppcdtotheaandl-ildpuiied her down beside him. "Will you marry me, Katherine, as soon as this tabu is over?"

She laughed softly, "Of course, I will. But how will you manage it?

[are named in e few days, Wes 1

' night-that was what delayed me.

And why do you ask so fierciy?"

"I told Anunan, iihe chief, that we would be married by the native cere- mony when the other men and girls

rigiht to tell him that, Kittty, dear- ea?"

She did not answer at once. He stroked her hair and kissed her throat. Then she kissed him on the mouth and said steadily, "You were right Bill. I,ha.dn't thought of that, but it seems right to me. Their ways may not be our ways, but we are here now and we may have to stay a long ‘aime. Yes, I think you are right."

"Phat isn't all, Kitty. If we are to be married by the tribal ceremony, we must be members of the tribe, I was made a blood brother of Ahiwaya to-

And you must become e. blood sister of one of the women before we can go through the marriage ceremony with the others."

"What does that mean?"

Rapidly he sketched the ceremony for her. "I don't know, of course, Just what they will do to you, but it won't: be any worse than what I went through. . I'm one of Arumau’: sub- jects now an you will be, too, before thetimeoftobuisuplfyou are will- ing to go through with it.’

"Of oourse I am," ahe mil readily.

"You are sure thb is the right ilhing for us to o?" he asked again.

"I can't see any other way dear. We maybe here for years from an I can understand. We might as well have those years together. And I seem to remember that whenever a men and woman take each other for men and wife in the presence of wit.- nems it is a. binding marriage whether they have a license or not.

"Idiot's common-law marriage,’ 'he told her.

"Whatever it is,,my dear, it seems tome thetifwetakecachoiﬂierfor be/titer or worse, live faithfully and lovingly together, it is light in the sigiht of God. ‘rhere, ls that what you wanted me to say?"

"lit is Just what I wan-ted you to say, Listen, do you know where we are to send our honeymoon? In the palace 0i’ tlhe Klingi Old Amman is siving us his best back room until they can build a house for us. How's that for being ritzy?"

Katherine hiﬂilOd. "He's an old darling. I'll have father load him down with gold or jewels or whatever his heart desirw when we are res- cued." _

"Salli sure that we'll be rescued?"

"V911 s1lre-bu't you must go and I mils?» 80 bwk w my house.» Wiw are you sleeping away from the camp to-

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The cold tropical dawn was break-- sadness than anger in his voice.-

"On the word of a chief you will tell me the fate of the white man?"

"On the word of a chief I will tell you when the times comes.”

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‘Twas the last home teem batter

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Io the enemy's tlelders Hie comrades had ﬂown; ‘ "

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night?" He told her annd added, "I suppose we nmrst part, but I wish we didn't

could see the figure of a man, peer- ing toward the beach. Satisfied that he saw no one, the

believed~ her to be cursed. "Go, white woman," Aruman thun- zlercd after ordering her freed from

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have to. d gather that the last days of this tsbu aflalr are pretty hectic. They've sot a couple of brown boys up on top of the hill watching for rain clouds. And if they knew we were here together they'd probably thinlk we were helping old Pslooie to push the clouds away in another di- reotim."

They recognized the wisdom of an immediate parting. but after ‘the

guard turned toward the camp and oollied with Katherine. She screamed and Bill lost his head. With one bound he was upon iihe men, while Katherine whispered fiercely to him. "Run, run, he hasn't seen you yet. Run. He will think I am lhere alone." But’ in that brief space, the guard hSd raised hie voice, scrambled to his feet, Ind Struck Bill a stunning blow with a cilfb he carried. The other man who had ‘been left to watch the women's camp came running. Ho overpowered Katherine en threw a rope of native hemp around Bill's arms. Then he sent the first guard on a run to the men's camp, ied Katherine firmbr to a tree, made sure that Bill was well secured and sewed himself to wait for help.

Hours passed. Bill returned to con-

l aclousness m find himself lying on

the ground, arms twisted helplessly beneath him.

"Katherine," he called sharply.

Instantly a hue! hand was pieced over his mouth and another blow delivered on his head. Bill lost con- seiouaness again. but not before he heard Katherine's answer. '

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"Yes. Bill. I'm here. Ali right; Don't r .__.. _ ..

the tree against which ahe was stand- ing.

"No," ahe defied him. "I stay here. with my men." and ahe knelt at Bill's side and took his bruised head in her arms.

"Go." the chief repeated. “G0 0r it will be bed for your man. Bed for you. Bad for my people. Go."

Katherine knew now that Bill was alive, his warm face and steady breathing told her that. She realised that ahe might only make matte s worse by attempting to stay, so she gull to her feet and said with digndty "1 gin-Chief Aruman. But you must tell me the fate of this white men who belongs to rne."

"I will tell you, white woman. Go now. 1 will com; for you later." Still he did not look at her and it seemed to Kitherine that there was more of

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