FRIDAY. . . . . .. WTHE -GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN . . JULY 74, 1953

Jud It:-costs yam. 1:: he the 1oi;enl-nd stood renrdinr him the fell or rock had not been so mung aligltly sick at this grue- hole and insulin; the top of the '0” Lou". W 1' l?.:?,"",'..,i”l,.i'” mlfulff um soroes e ex- sus . ' ' A ' T Pldrzd this ruin also - but with no Hpsclfeud. htopped dead. startled at Iegrkensfillllu s't:i(ldl,i:g 1.2.. ggfceihdidfitllleg-clfdsslhgvlheugaprnl: 3: tog, tend: gfagawd build: ”m""i".',”t Duh fork iiim ::'nliiy.n3maili:i"mn3m ”mHud Exlt greater success. Here, too, the rock sight of it. but when he began to though with no roof to support fissure. in the ground, turned his out the fruit with his fingers and ”X""'.f;,'.',1 wuot. yum ind pr:5gnmd to o..'i..qZ'."gl:.:,' Y: :15: 3nfl;0f:;flYco:l?::'9:' 3:: afgidfotgwlgd tvlvlah piling; :fw.IHeuhlad nu; great hope of find- attention to the case of peaches - make some sort of a meal. mend: 5", .25 pupuy work judged girls; 2 vsrandah projected clear of the panic and turned and dashed down pogkedmhmolfizg othdml-lieilillsencalillelttullge; l:VeTxihaiI:p;f:li11l;yoxll,lne"i3:l:5 1” W" 1" mlm llullylnl 1006 ff;,,”f,lffc,'ff',;,l:,,:fd,,f,f”,,,lIff:i ,n?;,l;:1ul,l;3eQ1'1f W.” "wed and . ::':;”” "' '”"' :';;.:":.':;::t.::.':':;':. till. ':t..::.':l'..."'::';..:.?.':,'.?”':: '":..”.:::::::: ... .... 2:; ':."”'".'.”:.I'"”' 1:": ";' 1: .?".:"2:”'.:."':.:::d iris; ..Ei.:..”?;3;.”l;:t..””:.”r:5d .35;

t ' . r enong;s. negrap oo - on, r.i:..::: . . s M we The "- continued me. no mum umemna or a evidence or me. -no he and .1. 1...... .....3.I.'::::'. ”:.;.2i23.”;.”:.T. :32:.i3:.'”?.. if. .i:".f.”::.'.i ..5:”..i3 S.52”.':.li"..'i'".2Z..”:2i:i.i” ..:'”'.':': S:”:u.'"” """ W" "" "”” iii. cm-' Jim ma. y..i:”:i'.- ....- shock. There was s sudden move- most affectionately after the scur- roof - and its condition effecluel- implement to hand - which was a to work upon the second. Mrs. Reg. Msolwen spoke on Peggy MsoDona.ld. Patsy Ann Mm. 111 ll" 15" "V mlmn" he hfd "int "'10"! "5 "-'l"5- Ind 3 "Wm" Wlnl l"llmll- ly cured him of any further desire small penknife. With some diffi- behalf of the Dire!"-I. G0mmBnd- Ewen. Mary MacDonald. and Linda gen nu:-sliingha fablgit 23;: 1.ll1l:l-lent later s. large pig emerged into The tale lt.seli' lay in ruins. but for the pig's company. culty he succeeded in making a w To be continued in; the work of the pupils and Doolsendorif.

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vivors here who had escaped i from the tidal wave. but a. glance was sufficient to show him how vain a. hope it had been. Probably there had been folk up here, but when the cliff started falling they would have fled to the lower ground and been caught by the in- undation which had followed. Now the place stood devoid of life in the fierce sunshine. and he knew himself to be utterly alone.

He turned from it at last end slowly made his way towards the wall. In his despondency he was half prepared to find that the spring was destroyed by the con- vulsion. but there at least he was fortunate. The shallow well had been cracked and the water it had contained had seeped away. but

the spring itself still bubbled out 0 from s. fissure in the rock. and he drank his fill.

This did something to revive him, but it also reminded him that he was rarennusly hungry. and when at last he hrid satisfied his thirst he made his way back to the plateau again and began .1 close examination of the ruined

houses. . He paid no attention to the Resi-

dency itself, for he knew there was

nothing of value to be gleaned

there. but he picked his way care-

fully round the ruins of the store-

house in the hope of finding an

odd tin of preserved food which

might have been hurled clear when '

the place collapsed under the tons

nf broken rock which now lay pli-

ed above iis shattered timbers. I 0 Strange to say, he was almost

immediately successful to some

extent. for he came upon a whole

case of tinned peaches lying right

out in the open. He left them for

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the moment in the hope of finding

something more satisfying than .

fruit. but though he spent a good

ten minutes peering closely among

the debris. the fall of rock had 0 clone its work well. and there was

nothing else of value to be found. The gaping crack in the floor of l the plateau extended up to the cliff face between the sturehouse

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