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The fish dropped unnoticed from Katherine's hand. With trembling knees she knelt at Bill's aide. A thin stream of blood flowed from s cut u‘. his scalp. His face was whit: and still. One arm was hentlunder him in a queer, unnatural position. He barely breathed. Wildly Katherine feit his heart. It was beating, slowly

about her she got to her feet and ran toward the‘ ocean. She ipre oi! her ma, copped 1t in ‘the water and ran back to Bill's side. ‘rho water trickled over his face and. he-atirrei a little, moeningin pain. - - _ Twice she raced to tbs beach bring: ing back the pitiful amount of water her hat would hold to try to rouse him. At last he opened his eyes and stared at her. Then with a long sigh he closed his eyes again and seemed. to sleep.

In spite of his etiilnebl. Katherine was comforted. His breathing was‘ regular, He had opened his eyes. He wasn't dead, at least. How badlytne was hurt she could not tell. Bha sat back on her heaels and considered. The camp was at least half a mile away. He would want water to drink It might be hours before he could walk to the camp. l-Ie would have ti- have food. Did she dare leave him while she made a trip to the camp?

He was lying in the sun. Bbe must make some kind of shelter over his head. She would leave an orange near his hand in case he woke and was thirsty. she had never thought and acted so rapidly in her life. Heed- less of her hands, shqyatrlpped the bark and the swordlike branches from the trunk of the cocoanut tree. With this and their two hats she made kind of box over his headﬂleaving it in‘the shade thus formed. She straightened his head and packed sand under it to form a pillow. She laid the orange where he could reach it and then stopped for a long. anxious, lest look at him.

He lay flat and motionless, and pity stirred in her at the helplessness of this/strong man. Not stopping to wonder why she leaned over him and kised him very gently. 'I'he-n with a kind of sobbing prayer aha leaped to

camp. She streaked her face. A stinging fly

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the little bottle of iodine they had been saving for an emergency, There was some cold cream. That would keep the bandage from sticking. There were‘ some baked eggs left over from breakfast.‘ He could eat those, possibly. And somehow aha must carry him some fresh water.

The bowl she had fashioned in the morning was nearlydry in the gun, She picked it up gingerly. It kept its shape. Just as carefully she set it down and collected . her other things. The blouse sleeves and the iodine she wrapped together w" thrust into the bosom of- her blousel- The cold cream followed, giving ‘her

toned into her blouse,.wo..'1‘hen she .- made a cap of two large leaves, stick- ing them together with some of the clay. This would keep her from lun- stroke on the way back.

Lastly she filled the newly made bowl with fresh water and startled back to Bill. She dared not hurry. for fear of breaking the‘ bowl. Each minute seemed like an hour. Sup- pose he had died. Suppose he had regained consciousness and wandered away. Suppose the monkeys had tom the shade away from his head and poisonous flies hld aettledon his wound. Suppose-oh, rupposda thou- aandtbinall It was hard notlo

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