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"She won't incriminate Dural; she's too tender-hearted."

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"Gharian richly deserved kill- ing. She'd left him years ago. and only came here to visit the gram oi her child."

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Gayle laughed. "It gets around to making her a material witness, anyway."

“Tlhey were shot outside the cabin; she didn't know until it was too late." l

“She told you this?"

“l icll you she won't incrimi- nate the halfbrecd—"

"Oh, see hero, O'Hara. you're making yourself ill; you're in a fever again. Lct this thing rest. l'1i gct Duval. We'll hold him anyway. I—"

“Pardon, msicur, hut you make my patient ill indeed. You've talked too long, and I must feed him now. He must sleep." . At the sound of lier soft mice both men turned. startlcd. Latir» stood there, silhouetted ﬂiZﬂillSi. the light‘ a tray oi’ food in her hands. Gayle made way for hcr. his face reddening under her calm cycs. but he saw her bond ovcr O'Hara holding his howl of hrotli and talking to his softly, her very

presence an influence for peat-e.

Gayle turned his hack. a strange tightening in his throat. "It's a darned rotten job to tun down a woman anyavivy." he muitcrcci Li) himself, going into an outer room to stare out 0f the window.

It grew late now. thc Wlllfi wax singing overhead as the gale rose and clouds were piling up in the north.

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time comes." "You're sure, madame?" ‘ "I swear it, m’sieur, by al1 1i hold most sacred." t Gayle stood looking at her; she: tilted fearless eyes to his. "I know l why you came, M'sieur Police", she went on in her low even voice. “You came for me." i Gayle nodded. "Oil-Tara wantsl to clear you. He accuses Creuse and this men Duval. If you clear the haifbreed—" » she paled suddenly and her lips shook. “It would mean - if Creuse is judged guilty-f" “Death? said Gayle. A voice from the inner room intercepted. "Have you eaten your supper yet, Ciayile? You mustn't make trouble around here. I'm trouble enough for Mrs. Gharian." Iie.ure'a glance went hack to the inner room and Gayle saw it. "By Jove." he thought _“she loves himi" He: voice was calm when she spoke. "Suppers on the table. m‘siour. Will you please sit down?" He obeyed her awkwardly. for something in her look abashed him. Bhe had hot food and drink for him, and served simply. Gayle ate with an uncomfortable feeling] that this was all a tragic mockery. Even at that thought he looked upi and encountered the woman's clear gaze. Innocent or not, abe did not rear himi Thoroughly puzzled he busied himself with his supper while she carried another cup of tea at O'Hara. "I try to keep you still," she said to her patient. "Your head troubles you. I know it!" O'Hara nodded; his face was white now, the flush of fever had left it and his eyes were buggered. He took the tea fiom her. “You must sleep, nrsieur," she urged. “You've been in fever - you must sleep!" Something in her voice and her touch seemed to weave a spell. Oﬂara had drained the cup of tea. and now he sank back. A aubtie feeling of drowsiness crept over him, and hia head aank back

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Laure came back to Gayle to pour more hot tea. for him. There‘ was relief in her face. "He's going to sleep," she said in a low voice.

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