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"Don't worry. I11 be all t. get the man across his shoulder- flafe as houses. reaiyl We'll ve The giant's weight was terrific. and even his bulk was a severe handi-

He smiled at her reassuring. A cap. One slip would precipitate few seconds later they were iower- them both into the waiting sea. in him down the face of the Inch b inch Shane manoeuvred

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temptuously, against the rocky wall. past him, as though trying to tear instinctively he put out his feet to him and his burden from the

" brace himself, and the jar shook ledge.

his whole body. Then he was spinn- Shane tugged hard on the rope. ing madly like a top in mid-air. There was an agonizing pause. And He glanced up. He could see the then he felt the strain on his white faces peering down at him, shoulders, and was lifted off his iliumined in the light of the torches. feet. Fortunately lhey had had the sense He had secured the ropes like the to hold the rope tight when the straps of_ a parachute about the wind look him. or he would have Ban" of tnem, but he had not nnged downwards, like a mar- argained for the stra.n. The oncttc on the end of a string. ropes cut into his flesh like knives. lncuutiously he looked down, and and he thought he was going to be his stomach heaved sickeningly, hauled in two. while his head buzzed. The ledge He set his teeth on his lip un- on which Heinrich sprawled had til it bled. Gripping the giant's seemed broad enough when seen unconscious form. he put his foot a- from above. Now it looked like a 381m?» the cliff face in an effort narrow cats walk of rock w;th t0 ease the strain. scarcely room enough for a man to The’ worst moments came when stand. And far below it was the the wind tore him away from the dark heaving mags of the 593,. Cliff, 5O that he and Heinrich spun a He gritted his teeth, closed his helplessly in mid-air and then eyes and held fast to the rope. He dased llllll Bfllllllfil i118 1001i. The was lowered gently, inch by inch. Wind assumed for him the char- Warned now of what the Wind acter of a demoniac personality in- could do, he had his feet ready m tent on his destruction. He began brace himself away from the cliff to curse it in a low monotone, un- “my conscious of what he was doing or It seemed that an eternity pas- EBYIHE- _ fd. but lL was in reality only a At lest light W85 6851164’! in hi8 ew minutes. before his feet touch- 1809- HE 191i llflnds Efliiplllfl 111$ ed not the wail of the cliif. but the body and drowlus him inwards. solid plateau of the ledge. He 1ow- away from the abyss. ered cautiously until he was on his But when he was Safely lauded hands and knees. The helpers a- m} the 011“ w he 515111 Clllliihed Bl bove slackencd the rope to give 1115 “V1118 1711f 9n- him more freedom of movement, They out the ropes and took but; dared not 19g, it gm Heinrichs weight off him. He felt Shane crouched beside Heinrich hand-i Kripplus his limp one and and made a rough examination of 511131118 ll- ‘701665 Cried ellfilledly the man. He was relieved to find 1" 111-5 ears- bl" he dld 11°19 unqer‘ that the giant was still breathing. stand B WOW- His head was cut, and there was a _T1l9!1 B D811‘ 01.811115 Went IOU-pd nasty gash on his right temple. 1115 11°61‘. and 5°“ 11P$ were FY655- There was no doubt about the leg 9d 11910913’ 88811151- his blepdinfl which was doubled under him so 111195- ominously. It, was broken, possibly His sight cleared. Martha stood the man had sustained other m. pressed against him and there was 3min; but, what, they were o, how a glorious light in her eyes. serious Shane had no means of $119115 Zmmeil Weflldy- "I 101d finding om, me 1mg‘; 1e“; mm you," he said faintly, “that it was little room roi- movement. as solo as houses!" '13:: had taken a ‘flask of brandy The" 119 filmed- hln . provided y the professor but he decided that it would be flspjvoyéibnazglylrfijsqg MAKE better not to force it between Hein- AMENDS rioho bluo lips. If the slant was Shane awoke to see the black ex- revlvod he might topple over. It panse of the wind-swept, star blur- would be easier to bring him to the red gky ggfvlng as n bggkgrgund 811735“ V1111? 119 W15 511111 mefdl- for the heart shaped face with its 111113’ 11110011801015. There was lwth- halo of golden hair which bent an- . shone oould do except welt xiously over him. The flickering until the rescuers arrived from the light, o; the 1511mm gllnfgd on the 1889- hair and showed the trouble in the The $11119 b85565 lnieflflillebly- blue eyes. Shane forgot his throbb- lume was cramped. and he began ing head and the pains which tore t0 shiver. It would not do to let at every muscle in his racked body. himself become incapacitated. He He smiled and put out ashakyhand. @001! I Eli? 0f i119 bland)’. and the clamping her small cold one in it. fiery spirit wmuod and heartened Then he remembered, and Slffllg- him. gled upright, At 1011! le-Bt there were shouts “Heinrich! 1's he all right?" the C1111 WP. Cranins his neck The men from the village had Wlfd. 5118.116 58W m0"? 11811“. made a rought stretcher, and had

time the flicker o! lanterns laid the giant upon it. Heinrich was

9 8181164‘! i-hB-nlifllly- The men 1mm still unconscious. They looked ad- ch had arrived.

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t a hand and caught it. He gave "Ai- 's11 right?" Whispeggd three tugs to let them know he MflltfitygTulEré was an adoringiook

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get it. The hardest port o! his teak had Shane laughed. “s bit shaky- prrived, for he had to secure Hein- otherwise fit u a fidfle." He press- ricl-i and. himself so that they ed her hand reassurinsli-lnd turn-

wouid be drawn up together. lie ed to Professor Peimann.

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Few grains pepper

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once." He indicated the stretcher. "And what about a doctor?"

Captain Macpherson said: “The village doctor is out at a case. I asked for him. Somebody will have to go to Stornoway."

General Mitchell said swiftly: "I'll go. My car is back on the road." He did no texplain how his car came to be there at that time in the morning Profesor Pelmann. gave him a sharp glance, but said nothing.

Under the captain's directions. the men from Carriach lifted up the stretcher. The whole party left the cliff top and wcnded its was slowly across the moor towards the House of the Birds. The lanterns flickered

tfully in the wind. Shane noted that the rain had gone

Professor Pelmann walked beside the stretoher. Martha squeezed Shane's hand. and went to her fa- ther's side. The general tapped

miringly at Shane. muttering com- Anfllllel‘ r096 Bnaked down from piiments in Gaelic. Shane felt un-

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Shane's sleeve. and said gruffy in his ear. "A fine bit of work, young feilel‘. I owe you an apology, 'll explain about it later. Got to get that doctor right now." He went off into the darkness before Shane oouid reply,

Shane became aware of Halford by side. Halford spoke with difficulty.

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Dear Doroth Dix-I got married aibout a week ago and have had nollflng d)? “of lei] reroalcdil lilllgslzltwfly becgusgell fig? nitufifiuilomé ier. u m am y p R y and refuse to live with them. They say I am not treating them right by leaving them. and that some day I will be sorry for the way I have done. When I c0 to see them they spend the time telling me how lonely mo? are without me. how unflntefui I am t0 hi“? {one away. and when I get ready i0 lee" hey start to cry. and it makes me feel ter- rible. But I want my own home. and I gnqw may, my lathe;- and husband would never get along toizeiher- Is there an! Wail I. can make them see my point of view? e have BJWBYB been such mood pals that I can't bear to hurt them. Wont ou lease helm me? A LHTLE BI¥JD .

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HELPIBS

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