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-fe overlooks the peculiar patronizing air. such as a Young woman sometimes assumes toward a boy her junior.

“Lady Ruth, the person you refer to, the thought of whom ‘sent me to save that child. bears what is to me the hcliest name on earth—mother,”

She draws a quick breath.

“Forgive me. I was rude.”

“Not at ill Miv words ndmitted of just such a meaning as you placed upon them.”

“Yon hk her in Chicago, of eourse:”

J yh 1 looks at her steadily.

“Lady Ruth, it may sound strange to you, after what I have said, but my memories of my mcther are all confin- ed to the far past, to a p riod when q was a mere child: but they are none, the less precious on that account.’

She looks puzzled, as well she may.

“ldo you mean she is—dead?” .

“Tleaven forbid. but T have not seen ther in all these years. That is one rea sen Il am abroad. Lady Ruth. I have a snered mission to perform—to find my mother-to seek the solution of a mvs- fery which has embittered my _ )ife. Perhaps some time. if we know each other a little better, I may confide a

strange and sad story to you.”

“Just as You please, doctor.” she re feeling in her the others

with this

plies, and

deep moment

yvace, at bustle the bal for a afraid you

“You must show yourself on ecny: The dear people clamor sight of you, and I'm really tl-ey’ll tear the house down soon if dent appear before them,” says Gwen, with unusual vigor.

“Yes, they unquestionably desire to publicly show their appreciation of your services, and I for one feel proud to be an American this day.”

‘Philander!’

“Excuse me, my allow me to lead you out.”

“One minute, please,” says Ls who has made a comfortable a long white silk kerchief, which wore around her neck.

This she imsists on Jchn's shoulder.

“That arm must he it from my long linble assistant Yon will be glad “But foa snceh a mere scratch peo-

dear. John, my boy; tidy Reth, sling of she securing over painful. I know the re- uncle.

experience as of my surgeon to have this-”

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pie will laugh at me,” he protests, fee- biv, though it may be noticed that he mekes no effort to déliver himself from the sil sling which she is now tying. | “People tangh at you! A mere seratch! Confound it, boy, there isn’t a man living who would go through yw th ’

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professor.

and a: the two he passes the col- remain “dd. the the before are most men feel |

must submit,” Philander, with wemen bringing up the rear, out upon the balcony, where orel of Royal Engineers has to be a curious spectator of

At sight of the hero of drama, those in the square hotel shout and cheer. They ly natives, but men and very strongly drawn toward yo mg smooth-faced—American who risked his life to save a child, and that child a Mal John ed hand upon his heart, retires, Slowly Lady colonel, but by any cams maiden his eve, which that he yet lost confidence in the kindness fate, or his own charms as a beau.

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scene. street

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bows again, and

bows.

the crowd disperses.

Ruth completely ignores the that veteran is not crushed He watches the capri- with a light in shows has not of

men ns:

quizzieal

has

Lionel Blunt's success in life come from the fact that he has been ready to watch his chance and | take advantage of every possible oppor ti.rity.

So night the dreamy. 4he singular this little been rily Doctor Chiesg,

ever

settles over Maita, over Mediterranean, city of Vaietta, rompany of tourists haze | marooned. and where nided by fate. has been enabled to make his first charge vnon the heart of the proud English | girl, Lady Ruth.

over where

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Tempora

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CHAPTER IV.

It is a night of nights, destined tc mark, 2s with a white stone, the pro- cress of at least two life currents that have until recently flown contentedly

channe’,. Italian

its own individual being a city of the

or, each in Valetta,

school, makes much ado over the com ing of Lent. The people, as if to pre- mire for six weeks of fasting, indulge in all manner of feasting,

Even the Mchammedans., who are present In no small numbers, join: the 4 festivities, for they, too, have a_ period of fasting. according to the example set by the prophet, and» commanded in the Loran

Hencé Valetta is yery gay when night comes on: fancy Chinese lanterns hang

is heard om eve’y yr sood-natured « way that

nee nd lave rhit

lbows in a

in the streets, hird, a jostle « rifvy a hig Hindoo-

Valetta has long been known as the hexdquarters of the fan der of ! Naita. The representative commander

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inns, princi- grand each large

Piazza

have their the pal streets, while the p ilace of the hundred feet on streets, with a the

each enalled an auberge, on

master is three fecing four fromt km

square in wn as St. Giorgio.

A small tower the Torretta which men-of-war

Everywhere ean he of this ancient order, the white

blood-red field, arousing n in armor, the crusades stirring and roman-

the centuries that

on the top known as is used as a station from signaled.

the insignia Mal.

ire seen Teese Cross on a thoughtsx of me and much that is tic in the history of ure gone,

A student of history would find mue’) him in this peeutiar hill iritish Island of Malta. served et the hotel jnst and John Craig, ed to eat in an nnecon ng with his friends appear unconscious of two seore of cur nm him, the ident of the ving spread like wild-fire

of the

to enprance side city on the Supper is es night con M.D., has manag cerned way, talki trvinge to

es On,

and

the Toect that ms ees after- amonz

steamers pass-

are wp an he the rest eLgers who stop ‘This is the

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delayed at the hotel. first time the young mas- found himself the ceuter of observation, and he comes through the ordeal very fairly, as Lady

Ruth inferms him laughingly, when they, by chance, leave the dining-room together.

Another ordeal awaits John. In the parlor he finds the mother of the boy whose life he saved, She cannot talk much English, and John is hardly at home in Arabic. or the mixed language

has

used by the Maltese.

When two persons are very much in earnest, they manage to get on, and the poor woman ealls down the bless- ings of Heaven on his head ere she lenves.

“IT wish all this were over,” he laugh

“Make the most of it, doctor,” the colonel, sauntering up with a choice weed between his teeth; “such ocea- sions come rarely and had better te appreciated. Take the advice of an old campaigner, and make hay while the sun shines.”

“Oh, I mean to colonel,” replies John, and there is a hidden meaning in his words that causes the officer to look at him steadily and mutter:

“Hang the boy! I really believe he expects to enter the lists against me, Cclonel Lionel Blunt, who carries a Victoria Gross and knew what a love affsir was before he was born. Well,

says

the end is not yet, and he inugu

¢st who laughs last.”

All of which is very true, and prove: that the colonel of Royal Engines aces mot mean to let the opportunity puss,

A few minutes later John and Lady Ruth stand on the piazza of the hotel.

The scene is wel! worth looking at af With its many lights, bright colors, and |

constantly changing crowds.

She expresses surprise, and explanation,which fortunately the doctor is able to give, thanks to certain information he picked in scanning his guide book.

“In time of peace prepare for wit. They seek by a double allowance of grayety to make up for the amount to be lest during Lent,” he says.

“Is Mr. Craig here?’ asks a and all look at the speaker, who is a quiet appearing man, perhaps a native of England.

hat is my name, sir.’

“John Alexander ae

“The same.”

“Of Chicago?’

“Well, what can I do for you?’

The other has been looking at him stesdily.

seeks an

young

up

voice,

cr

he Ci otir ued,)

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