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“Yes," still more bitterly. l She was extraordinarily affec-
"Ycs, young men: so you wantdinnate, lull of unexpected little to make a strike and take me awa,\'..'\vays of endearment, and clung to on, how 1 plan and plan for us two. rme when we varied. making me I don't care, my dearest, it youlpromise to return very soon. Every nut-en; go; a Cent 1n the ivorld. I'm look, every word, every net of her your, always yours)’ cxprcrgscl n. bright, flne, radiantl
"That's all right, Berna," I said, ‘love. I was "" "Veal, yet unsatisfieilj --l'rn going to make good. I've just and once again I entreated her. I»: a. fiitgc-tlzousand-clollar claim,1 "Berna, are you sure, quite sure,
' n," June next I'll come to you H11 K111i F1113’ "1101 drunkemle-‘l find :1 Dlillli account of six figures. vie"? lrt me ‘talce you away dear!’ it'll see, my little girl, I'm going, "Oh, no," she said very tender- ly; “I'm all l'li,lllt. 1 would tell you’ "You foolish boy)’ she said; "it lat once, my boy, if I had any fear.
“Good-by, beloved,"
I went away treatiing on sun- shinm trembling uiih joy, thrilled with lore for her, blessing her l-- new.
Yet still the rouge stuck in my crop as if it were the symbol of some insidious decadence. v
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[lion and bewildered gratitude. I saw {the love mists gather in her eyes,‘ ‘I felt her sweet lips mold them-‘ sclvcs to mine, I thrilled with the sheathing ardcr of her arms. Never in my fondest imaginings had I conceived that such a wealth of affection would ever be for me. Then I remembered something. “Oh, say, boys, I forgot to tell you. I met McCrinunon down the creek. You remember him on the trail, the halfbreed. He said he wanted to see us on important busl ncss. He has a proposal to make. he says that would be greatly to our advantage. He's coming along this evening—What's the matter Jim?" .
Jim was staring blankly at one oi.’ the letters he had received. His face was a picture of distress, mis- ery, despair.
"Had bad news, old man?"
"I've had a letter that's upset me. 11m in a terrible position. ll ever I wanted strength and guid~ ance. I want it now.”
"Hear about that man?" _ “Yes, it's him, all right; it’! Miosher. I suspected it all along. Here's n letter from my brother. x1e says there's no doubt that Mosher is Moseley."
His eyes were stormy, his face ltragic in its bitterness.
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itls getting dark and e01 these days. Snow felling; must mush to Dan-son tonight,"
own on a log, burying his face in 2's hands. I was at a loss how to comfort him, and it was while I was walt- ing there that suddenly we saw he halfbreed coming up the trail. “Better come in, Jim," I said, Hand hear what he's got to say." l We made Mccrommin comfort- ,able. Jim regained his calm, and {was quietly watchful. The Prodi- igal seemed to have his ears cocked to lsten. There was a feeling s- mongst us as if We had reached a crisis ‘in our fortunes. The halt breed last no time in fuming to the point. "I've got next ,-to a good thing—I don't know how good yet, but I'll swear to you it's a tidy bit. It's a. gambling propo- sition, and I want pardners, pard. ners that'l1 work like blazes and keep their faces shut. Are you on?" "Thatll gel; us kodaked.” said the Prodigal. “We're that sort, and it the proposition looks good to us we're with you., Anyway, We're clams at keeping our food-traps tight.” "All right; listen. You know the Arctic Transportation company have claims on the upper Bonanza —we1l, s. month back I was working for them. Well, one morning I went down and cleaned away the ash of my fire. The first stroke of my pick on the thawed face made me jump, stare. stand stockstill, thinking hard. For there, right in the hole I had made, was the richest pocket I ever seen. Boys, as I'm alive there was nuggets in lt as thick as rais-
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dE-ifthe past; heregwliefl we score a bull's-eye, or I miss my guess. We're going to work for all we1re worth-and then some. Arc you there, boys, are you there?"
ins in s, Christmas plum-duff." "Good Lord! What did you do?" “What did I do? I just stepped back and picked wherever the dirt seemed loose all the way down the drift. Great heaps of dirt caved in on me. I was stunned, nearly bur- ied, but I did the trick. There were tons of dirt between me and my find)‘ He gasped with amazement. "The rest was easy. I went up the shaft, groaning and cursing. I prentended to faint. I told them the roof of the drift had fallen in on‘ me. Itiwas rdtten stuff, anyway,
and they knew it. The manager was disgusted, he went down end tool; a look at things; declared he would throw up work at that place; the ground was no good. He made that report to the company."
The halineed looked round tri- umphantly.
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