A Fool For Love
e sullen shock of the explosion set
e to look upon the ruin wrought by the landslide while t
lorless voice behind her; and she had an uncomfortabl
d upon hi
accident, M
anything else?" h
there was an expl
n. "I understand the sheriff is her
was a platitude: "Everythi
neither," s
ear, Miss Carteret: you are one of us, you know, and you mustn't be d
t had not occurred to her that Jastrow's motive in showing
said, with the faintest possible emphasis on the courtesy prefix; and with th
th his news of the catastrophe, and the camp was alive with men clustering like b
er, Virginia saw the big octopod engine clamoring up t
e of the sort that rises the higher for reverses. But at the instant she remembered the s
e and the Reverend William were at the window, watching the stirring indu
e, I want our side to win; but it seems
ting a crisp explanation from Virginia in which s
d Billy sho
he law-of business; but they
ustling out fiercely to a conference with his Myrmidon
he windows of the Rosemary, and they heard Sheri
and don't get rattled. Now, th
rend Bil
going to do?"
ton a tip if it's the
eflapped hat and leather breeches was climbing swiftly to the level of the new line, cautiously waving a handkerchief as a peace to
o?" said
n the window, please.
ment. For the moment the rifles of the track force we
e pick-and-shovel melee, urgi
take another play-day in Ca
alive to the possibilitie
the tools were flung aside, and the track fo
. Branagan, you take the other half and go down till you can cross-fire with Mulcahey. Aim low, both of
you going to resist? That
ed to the wa
fteen down out of the way: you
. And then to the water-boy, who was acting quartermaster: "Give me a
in?" said Biggin to
s level. You've done enough alr
eter cheerfully, casting himself flat
and earth dam formed by the landslide, the window went up in the Rosemary
eckert, and we shall resist force with force.
solitary figure where a few minutes before th
y was an order, bu
en we want; cover
hies or the passions, a picked-up sheriff's posse is notside to Winton. "Them professional veniry c
nded by two hundred rifles to right and left. The attempt was a humiliating failure. B
profanity. Whereupon Mr. Peter Biggin rose up and sent a bullet t
he drawled, "but no
s a person who could be argued wit
wn!" he
n lau
n. Come up, and you may read
nton's signal the track-layers came
d up courage to go to the window, which she h
calmly as if the morning meal were the only m
artet by the advent of Mrs. Carteret, who had neither seen nor h
ginia was the only one of the four who remained at tab
win without calling in these
im smile came and wen
orrid men with their guns' were on top of that
win in some other way," Vir
is plate aside and
ndehstand, we can't let the Utah finish this
d. But Mr. Winton seems
us with some one else-any one else. That
he advanced it without examining
king for wages, is
oney, at that. Hi
rom the other people? Mr. Callowell
n his chair and rega
it?" sh
an's-ah-sense of propo'tion was put togetheh. But your plan has
he assented, not without dubiety. "T
gin by having him heah to dinneh this evening, hi
ts way by the hands of the private-car porter to Winton, lab
d Mr. Morton P. Adams, and he will be pleased if they will
for
, December