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tlM tabl« «Ith • tlffh of frnolno mtU
faction. It woo Just tbo oort of dlooor
xho re▼«lad In—small, latlmoto. nod
« arefnlly chotoo. She (lanced at Rod'
erlck Sean, the young explorer, whose
name was on everybody’s Up* and
whose story of being shipwrecked for
a year in the South Seas was filling
columns daily In the newspapers.
Sears was talking somewhat in an
undertone to Carol Terhune. Mrs.
Lane wished she could hear what bt
was saying. Carol’s hands wore
clasped before her on the table, and in
rhe shadowy golden light of the candles
they looked like beautifully molded
marble, and Just as motionless. Mn.
Line raised her voice in a question:
“What were you doing a year ago
today, Mr. Sears?” she asked.
The man came back to the present
with a perceptible start.
“Strange that you should aak that *" !
he exclaimed, with bis attractive smile.
“I wss Just telling Mias Terhune what
happened a year ago Now that you
have asked I shall, of course, toll you
eo©"—and be gave Carol Ter4one a
rather qniasieal glance
was atlemre In the big room.
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• l | ^itb Ifli Smith engroaoed with Bthet
Rarryomre tad Mr Bowman with the .
^Muppletnont lady.** Carol s voice would
have sounded detached to the unob
servant. but underneath Its soft, full
tones there wan a little tremor that
Roderick Sears heard.
"There were only two of us In that
hut." he said—“Smith and I.”
“Rut Bowman and bis beautiful
young lady?” queried Carol.
“I didn’t care to tell Mrs. Cushman
Lane the only real romance of my life
—so 1 called myself Bowman. I was
the madman who fell in love with the
pictnre. Just as l am the man who has
fallen iu love with the gfrl."
Inside the drawing room some one
was singing. The haunting notes of
“Th** Barcarole of Spring" mingled
with the soft crashing of the surf on
the beach. The beauty of It. and the
nearness of the man as he leaned
; down to speafc, made Carol catch her
i breath.
“Of course. Miss Terhune. the pie-
tore was of you." His voice was low
as he spoke, and bis face white and
rathwr stern.
Carol Terhane was very heaottfut a*
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bead touched bla for a momeut — Jo«t
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dressed. “An unusually pretty girl,
with her father and mother," wonld
have been the thought of a casual ob
server.
Casual observers were scarce In that
hotel corridor, however. There was a
tall figure in a gray uniform standing
near the door, presumably an attend
ant. The girl’s father handed the
light wraps of the ladles to the man In
uniform and the three passed into the
reception room.
He who was “presumably an attend
ant" murmured a surprised “Thank
you" to the man Just disappearing
through the door, and then regarded
the armful of wraps with a delighted
smile. Curious actions on the part of
an attendant! But if the gentleman
who had so trustingly donated two ex-
expensive wraps to a presumable at
tendant had been a trifle less near
sighted or bis companions a trifle
store observant, a medal of tbe Lefloa
of Honor which the attendant wore
might Asv# established the Identity sf
hie rolling a little dtfierenlly. rnrthee
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to he o rslsasl ip the French army and
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"Bowman had picked up the remain
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not saying a word. He was so quiet,
so intent, that finally Smith and I no
ticed him. I suppose men who have
been cooped up on a desert island for
months, wailing day after day for the
rescuing steamer that never seems to
come, are not quite normal. So w’hen
Bowman spoke, his voice hoarse anti
shaking, we didn't think he had gone
ipad. We Juat laughed at him "
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fures and concerts, and also a little
hotel. The Island Is only two-thlrda
of a mile in length, but Is of surpass
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belongs. Is situated Ip the beautiful
district, well called the Garden of
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