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  \"Iamsuretheywould,\"saidMaimie,notknowingwhattosay。

  \"Whatwerethey,Ran——Mr。Macdonald?\"

  \"Iwasthinkingofyou,\"saidRanald,gravely,lookingstraightather。

  \"Howlovely,\"murmuredthelieutenant。

  \"Andofyouraunt,Mrs。Murray,andofwhattheywouldbedoingthisnight——\"

  \"Andwhatwouldthatbe?\"saidKate,comingtothereliefofherfriend。ButRanaldwassilent。

  \"Iknow,\"criedHarry。\"Let\'ssee,itisteno\'clock;theywillallbesittinginthemansedining-roombeforethebigfire;or,no,theywillbeintheparlorwherethepianois,andJohn\'Aleck\'

  willbethere,andtheywillbesinging\";andhewentontodescribehislastSabbathevening,twoyearsbefore,intheGlengarrymanse。Ashebegantopicturehisauntandherwork,hisenthusiasmcarriedhimaway,andmadehimeloquent。

  \"Itellyou,\"heconcluded,\"she\'sararewoman,andshehasahundredmentherereadytodieforher,eh,Ranald?\"

  \"Yes,\"saidRanald,andhisdeepvoicevibratedwithintensefeeling。\"Theywouldjustdieforher,andwhynot?Sheisagreatwomanandagood。\"Hisdarkfacewastransformed,andhiseyesglowedwithaninnerlight。

  InthesilencethatfollowedKatewenttotheharmoniumandbegantoplaysoftly。Ranaldstoodupastogo,butsuddenlychangedhismind,andwentoverandstoodbesideher。

  \"Yousing,don\'tyou?\"saidKate,assheplayedsoftly。

  \"Yououghttojusthearhim,\"saidHarry。

  \"Oh,whatdoeshesing?\"

  \"Ionlysingthepsalmtunesinchurch,\"saidRanald,\"andafewhymns。\"

  \"Yegods!\"ejaculatedthelieutenanttoMaimie,\"psalmsandhymns;

  andhowthefellowknockedthoseFrenchmenabout!\"

  \"Singsomething,Kate,won\'tyou?\"saidMaimie,andKate,withoutawordbeganthebeautifulairfromMendelssohn\'sSt。Paul:——

  \"ButtheLordismindfulofHisown,\"

  singingitwithapowerofexpressionmarvellousinsoyoungagirl。Then,withoutfurtherrequest,sheglidedintothelovelyaria,\"ORestintheLord。\"ItwasallnewandwonderfultoRanald。Hedidnotdreamthatsuchmajestyandsweetnesscouldbeexpressedinmusic。Hesatsilentwitheyeslookingfaraway,andfacealightwiththejoythatfilledhissoul。

  \"Oh,thanks,verymuch,\"murmuredthelieutenant,whenKatehadfinished。\"Lovelythingthataria,don\'tyouknow?\"

  \"Verynice,\"echoedMr。Sims,\"andsobeautifullydone,too。\"

  Ranaldlookedfromonetotheotherinindignantsurprise,andthenturningawayfromthemtoKate,said,inatonealmostofcommand:

  \"Singitagain。\"

  \"I\'llsingsomethingelse,\"shesaid。\"Didyoueverhear——\"

  \"No,Ineverheardanythingatalllikethat,\"interruptedRanald。

  \"Singsomemorelikethelast。\"

  ThedeepfeelingshowinginhisfaceandinhistonetouchedKate。

  \"Howwouldthisdo?\"shereplied。\"Itisalittlehighforme,butI\'lltry。\"

  Sheplayedafewintroductorychords,andthenbeganthatsweetestbitofthegreatestofalltheoratorios\"HeshallFeedHisFlock。\"

  Andfromthatpassedintothesoul-moving\"HeWasDespised\"fromthesamenoblework。Themusicsuitedtherangeandqualityofhervoiceperfectly,andshesangwithherheartthrillinginresponsetothepassionatefeelinginthedarkeyesfixeduponherface。

  ShehadneversungtoanyonewholistenedasRanaldnowlistenedtoher。Sheforgottheothers。Shewassingingforhim,andhewascompellinghertoherbest。Shewasconsciousofasubtlesenseofmasteryoverpoweringher,andwithastrangedelightsheyieldedherselftothatcommandinginfluence;butasshesangshebegantorealizethathewasthinkingnotofher,butofhersong,andsoonshe,too,wasthinkingofit。Sheknewthathiseyeswerefilledwiththevisionof\"TheManofSorrows\"ofwhomshesang,andbeforeshewasaware,thepathosofthatlonelyanddespisedlife,setforthinthenoblewordsoftheancientprophet,waspouringforthinthegreatMaster\'smusic。

  Whenthesongwasended,noonespokeforatime,andevenMr。Simswassilent。Thenthelieutenantcameovertotheharmonium,andleaningtowardKate,said,inanearnestvoice,unusualwithhim,\"ThankyouMissRaymond。Thatwastrulygreat。\"

  \"Greatindeed;\"saidHarry,withenthusiasm。\"Ineverheardyousinglikethatbefore,Kate。\"

  ButRanaldsatsilent,findingnowordsinwhichtoexpressthethoughtsandfeelingshersinginghadarousedinhim。

  Thereisthatinnoblemusicwhichforbidsunreality,rebukesfrivolityintosilence,subduesignoblepassions,soothestheheart\'ssorrow,andsummonstothesoulhighandholythoughts。Itwasdifficulttobegintheconversation;thetrivialthemesoftheearlierpartoftheeveningseemedforeigntothemoodthathadfallenuponthecompany。AtlengthMr。Simsventuredtoremark,withagiggle:\"It\'sawfullyfine,don\'tyouknow,butatriflefunereal。Makesonethinkofgravesandthatsortofthing。Verynice,ofcourse,\"headded,apologetically,toKate。Ranaldturnedandregardedthelittlemanforsomemomentsinsilence,andthen,withunutterablescorn,exclaimed:\"Nice!man,it\'swonderful,wonderfultomewhatever!MakesmethinkofallthegreatthingsI

  eversaw。\"

  \"Whatthings?\"Kateventuredtosay。

  ForafewmomentsRanaldpaused,andthenreplied:\"Itmakesmethinkofthebigpinetreeswavingandwailingovermeatnight,andthebigriverrollingdownwiththemoonlightonit——and——otherthings。\"

  \"Whatotherthings,Ranald,\"persistedKate。

  ButRanaldshookhisheadandsatsilentforsometime。Thenheroseabruptly。

  \"Iwillbegoingnow,\"hesaid。

  \"Youwillcomeagainsoon,Ranald,\"saidMaimie,comingtowardhimwithalookonherfacethatremindedhimofthedaysintheGlengarrymanse。Shehadforgottenallabouthisredshirtandsilkhandkerchief。AsRanaldcaughtthatlookagreatjoyleapedintohiseyesforamoment,thenfadedintoagazeofperplexity。

  \"Yes,docome,\"addedKate。

  \"Willyousingagain?\"heasked,bluntly。

  \"Yes,indeed,\"shereplied,withaslightblush,\"ifyouwantmeto。\"

  \"Iwillcome。When?To-morrownight?\"

  \"Yes,certainly,to-morrownight,\"saidKate,blushingdeeplynow,forshenoticedtheslightsmileonHarry\'sface,andtheglancethatpassedbetweenMr。Simsandthelieutenant。ThenRanaldsaidgoodnight。

  \"Ihaveneverhadsuchpleasureinmylife,\"hesaid,holdingherhandamoment,andlookingintohereyesthatsparkledwithahappylight。\"Thatis,\"headded,withaswiftglanceatMaimie,\"frommusicorthingslikethat。\"

  Katecaughttheglance,andthehappylightfadedfromhereyes。

  \"Goodnight,\"saidRanald,offeringhishandtoMaimie。\"IamgladIcamenow。Itmakesmethinkofthelastnightatthemanse,althoughIamalwaysthinkingofit,\"headded,simply,withatouchofsadnessinhisvoice。Maimie\'sfacegrewhotwithblushes。

  \"Yes,\"sheanswered,hurriedly。\"DearAuntMurray!\"

  Hestoodamomentortwoasifabouttospeak,whileMaimiewaitedinanagonyoffear,notknowingwhattoexpectinthisextraordinaryyoungman。Thenheturnedabruptlyaway,andwithagoodnighttoDeLacyandanodtoMr。Sims,strodefromtheroom。

  \"GreatCaesar\'sghost!\"exclaimedthelieutenant;\"pardonme,buthasanythinghappened?Thatyoungmannowandthengivesmeasenseoftragedy。WhatHAStakenplace?\"hepanted,weakly。

  \"Nonsense,\"laughedMaimie,\"yournervoussystemisratherdelicate。\"

  \"Ah,thanks,nodoubtthat\'sit。MissKate,howdoyoufeel?\"

  \"I,\"saidKate,wakingsuddenly,\"thankyou,quitehappy。\"

  \"Happy,\"sighedDeLacy。\"Ah,fortunateyoungman!\"

  \"Greatchap,that,\"criedHarry,comingbackfromseeingRanaldtothedoor。

  \"Very,\"saidDeLacy,soemphaticallythateveryonelaughed。

  \"Someonereallyoughttodresshim,though,\"suggestedMr。Sims,withaslightsneer。

  \"Why?\"saidKate,quietly,facinghim。

  \"Oh,well,youknow,MissRaymond,\"stammeredMr。Sims,\"thatsortofattire,youknow,ishardlythethingforthedrawing-room,youknow。\"

  \"Heisashantyman,\"saidMaimie,apologetically,\"andtheyalldresslikethat。Idon\'tsupposethathehasanyotherclotheswithhim。\"

  \"Oh,ofcourse,\"assentedMr。Sims,retreatingbeforethisdoubleattack。

  \"Besides,\"continuedKate,\"itisgoodtastetodressinthegarbofyourprofession,isn\'tit,LieutenantDeLacy?\"

  \"Oh,comenow,MissKate,that\'sallright,\"saidthelieutenant,\"butyoumustdrawthelinesomewhere,youknow。Thosecolorsnowyoumustconfessarealittlestartling。\"

  \"Youdidn\'tmindthecolorswhenhesavedyoutheotherdayfromthatawfulmob!\"

  \"Oneforyou,DeLacy,\"criedHarry。

  \"Quiteright,\"answeredthelieutenant,\"butdon\'tmistakeme。I

  distinguishbetweenafellowandhisclothes。\"

  \"Formypart,\"saidKate,\"Idon\'tcarehowamanisdressed;ifI

  likehim,Ilikehimshouldheappearinablanketandfeathers。\"

  \"Don\'tspeakofit,\"gaspedthelieutenant。

  \"Dolet\'stalkofsomethingelse,\"saidMaimie,impatiently。

  \"Delighted,Iamsure,\"saidDeLacy;\"andthatremindsmethatmadamwasthinkingofapicnicdowntheriverthisweek——justasmallcompany,youknow。Themanwoulddriveherdownandtakethehamperandthings,andwewouldgodownbyboat。Awfulpullback,though,\"headded,regretfully,\"butifitshouldgiveanypleasure——delighted,youknow,\"bowinggallantlytotheladies。

  \"Delightful!\"criedMaimie。

  \"AndRanaldpullssplendidly,\"saidKate。

  Maimielookedather,wonderinghowsheknewthat。\"Idon\'tthinkRanaldcangetawayeveryday。I\'msurehecan\'t;canhe,Harry?\"

  shesaid。

  \"No,\"saidHarry,\"nomorecanI,worseluck!Thegovernorisstickingawfullyclosetoworkjustnow。\"

  \"And,ofcourse,youcan\'tbespared,\"saidKate,mockingly。

  \"Butcouldn\'tyoubothcomelater?Wecouldwaitteaforyou。

  \"Might,\"saidHarry。\"Ishallmakemybestendeavorforyoursake,\"bowingtowardKate,\"butIamdoubtfulaboutRanald。

  Perhapswe\'dbetternot——\"

  \"Why,certainly,oldchap,\"saidthelieutenant,\"what\'sthematter?\"

  \"Well,thefactis,\"blurtedoutHarry,desperately,\"Idon\'twanttodraginRanald。Ilikehimawfully,butyoumayfeelasifhewerenotquiteoneofus。YouknowwhatImean;yourmotherdoesn\'tknowhim。\"

  Harryfeltextremelyawkwardknowingthathecameperilouslyneartosuspectingthelieutenantofthemostdespicablesnobbery。

  \"Why,certainly,\"repeatedthelieutenant。\"That\'sallright。

  BringyourGlengarrymanalongifanyonewantshim。\"

  \"Ido,\"saidKate,decidedly。

  \"Kismet,\"repliedthelieutenant。\"Itisdecreed。Theyoungmanmustcome,forIsuspectheisverymuch\'oneofus。\'\"Butofthisthelieutenantwasnotquitesocertainbythetimethedayofthepicnichadarrived。

  CHAPTERXIX

  ONEGAMEATATIME

  TheGlengarrymenwereontheMontrealboatleavingforhome。

  MacdonaldBhain\'sfarewelltohisnephewwasfullofsadness,forheknewthathenceforththeirwayswouldlieapart,andfullofsolemnwarningsagainstthedangersofthecitywhereRanaldwasnowtobe。

  \"Itisawickedplace,andthepitfallsaremany,andtheyarenotintheplaceswheretheeyeswillbelookingforthem。Yearetakingthewaythatwillbeleadingyoufromusall,andIwillnotbekeepingyouback,norwillIbelayinganyvowsuponyou。Youwillbeatrueman,andyouwillkeepthefearofGodbeforeyoureyes,andyouwillrememberthataMacdonaldneverfailsthemanthattrustshim。\"AndlongafterthegreatmanwasgonehislastwordskepttuggingatRanald\'sheart:\"Ranald,lad,rememberusupyonderintheIndianLands,\"hesaid,holdinghishandwithagripthatsqueezedthebonestogether;\"wewillbealwaysthinkingofyou,andmorethanall,attheBibleclassandthemeetingsshewillbeaskingforyouandwonderinghowyouaredoing,andbynightandbydaythedoorwillbeonthelatchforyourcoming;

  for,laddie,laddie,youareasontomeandmore!\"ThebreakinthebigMacdonald\'svoicetookawayfromRanaldallpowerofspeech,andwithoutawordofreply,hehadtolethisunclego。

  Yankee\'sgoodbywascharacteristic。\"Well,guessI\'llgitalong。

  Wishyouwerecomin\'backwithus,butyou\'vestruckyourgait,I

  guess,andyou\'regoin\'tomakequiteadust。Keepyourwindtillthelastquarter;that\'swherethemoney\'slost。Iain\'t\'fraidofyou;you\'regreen,buttheycan\'tbreakyou。Keepyourlefteyeonthesuckers。Thereain\'tnodangerfromthefellerthatripsandraresandgitsuponhishindlegs,butthefellerthatsidlesraoundandsorterchumsituptoyouandwantstopayferyourdrinks,byJings,kickhim。Andsay,\"Yankee\'svoiceheregrewlowandimpressive,\"gitsomeclose。Thesehereareallrightforthewoods,butwiththempeopleclosecountsanawfullot。It\'sthemaninsidethatwins,butthecloseisoutside。Git\'emandgit\'emgood;noneofyoursecond-handJewoutfits。It\'llcost,ofcourse,but——hereYankeecloseduptoRanaldbuthere\'sawad;

  ain\'tnopertickalerusetome。\"

  ThenRanaldsmotehiminthechestandknockedhimbackagainstalumberpile。

  \"Iknowyou,\"hecried;\"youwouldbegivingmethecoatoffyourback。IfIwouldbetakingmoneyfromanymanI\'dtakeitfromyou,butletmetellyouIwillhavenomoneythatIdonotearn;\"

  then,seeingYankee\'sdisappointedface,headded,\"butindeed,I

  oweyouforyourhelptome——and——mi——mine,whenhelpwasneededsore,morethanIcaneverpayback。\"Then,astheyshookhands,Ranaldspokeagain,andhisvoicewasnonetoosteady。\"AndIhavebeenthinkingthatIwouldlikeyoutohaveLisette,foritmaybealongtimebeforeIwillbebackagain,andIknowyouwillbegoodtoher;andifeverIneedyourhelpinthisway,IpromiseI

  willcometoyou。\"

  Yankeechewedhisquidoftobaccohardandspattwicebeforehecouldreply。Thenheansweredslowly:\"Nowlook-ye-here,I\'lltakethatlittlemareandlookafterher,butthemare\'syoursandif——andif——whichIdon\'tthinkwillhappen——ifyoudon\'tcomebacksoon,why——Iwillsendyouherequivalentincash;butI\'druthersee——I\'drutherseeyoucomebackforit!\"

  ItwaswithaverylonelyheartthatRanaldwatchedoutofsightthesteamboatthatcarriedtotheirhomesintheIndianLandsthecompanyofmenwhohadbeenhiscomradesforthelongmonthsinthewoodsandontheriver,andallthemorethathewasdimlyrealizingthatthiswideningbluestripofflowingriverwasseparatinghimforeverfromthelifehesopassionatelyloved。Ashiseyesfollowedthemhethoughtofthehome-comingthathewouldhaveshared;theirmeetingsatthechurchdoor,thegravehandshakingsfromtheolderfolk,thesaucy\"horos\"fromthehalf-grownboys,theshyblushingglancesfromthemaidens,andlastanddearestofall,theglad,proudwelcomeinthesweet,seriousfacewiththegray-browneyes。Itwaswiththememoryofthatfaceinhisheartthatheturnedtomeetwhatmightbecomingtohim,withtheresolvethathewouldplaytheman。

  \"Hello,oldchap,who\'sdead?\"ItwasHarry\'sgayvoice。\"Youlooklikeatomb。\"HeputhisarmthroughRanald\'sandwalkedwithhimupthestreet。

  \"Whereareyougoingnow?\"heasked,asRanaldwalkedalonginsilence。

  \"Togetsomeclothes。\"

  \"Thankthegreatpowers!\"ejaculatedHarrytohimself。

  \"What?\"

  \"Andwhereareyougoingtogetthem?\"

  \"Idonotknow——somestore,Isuppose。\"Ranaldhadthevaguestnotionsnotonlyofwhereheshouldgo,butoftheclothesinwhichheoughttoarrayhimself,buthewasnotgoingtoacknowledgethistohisfriend。

  \"Youcan\'tgetanyclothesfittowearinthistown,\"saidHarry,inhighcontempt。Ranald\'sheartsank。\"Butcomealong,wewillfindsomething。\"

  AstheypassedinfrontofthelittleFrenchshops,withwindowsfilledinsideandoutwithready-madegarments,Ranaldpausedtoinvestigate。

  \"Oh!pshaw,\"criedHarry,\"don\'tknowwhatyou\'llgethere。We\'llfindsomethingbetterthanthischeapstuff,\"andRanald,gladenoughofguidance,thoughuncertainastowhereitmightleadhim,followedmeekly。

  \"Whatsortofasuitdoyouwant?\"saidHarry。

  \"Idon\'tknow,\"saidRanald,doubtfully。Ithadneveroccurredtohimthattherecouldbeanygreatdifferenceinsuits。Therehadneverbeenanychoosingofsuitswithhim。

  \"Likeyours,Isuppose,\"hecontinued,glancingatHarry\'sattire,butadding,cautiously,\"iftheydonotcosttoomuch。\"

  \"Aboutfortydollars,\"saidHarry,lightly;then,noticingthedismayedlookonRanald\'sface,headdedquickly,\"butyoudon\'tneedtospendthatmuch,youknow。Isay,youletmemanagethisthing。\"AndfortunateitwasforRanaldthathehadhisfriend\'sassistanceinthisall-importantbusiness,butittookallHarry\'sjudgment,skill,anddelicacyofhandlingtopilothisfriendthroughthedeviouswaysofoutfitters,forRanald\'signoranceofallthatpertainedtoagentleman\'swardrobewasequaledonlybythesensitiveprideontheonehandthatmadehimshrinkfromappearingpoorandmean,andbyhisScotchcautionontheotherthatforbadeundueextravagance。Itwasahardhourandahalfforthemboth,butwhenallwasover,Ranald\'sgratitudemorethanrepaidHarryforhispains。

  \"Comeupto-night,\"saidHarry,astheystoodatthedooroftheHotelduNord,whereRanaldhadtakenuphisquarters。

  \"No,\"saidRanald,abruptly,unconsciouslyglancingdownathisroughdress。

  \"ThenI\'llcomedownhere,\"saidHarry,notingtheglance。

  \"Iwillbeveryglad,\"repliedRanald,hisfacelightingup,forhewasmoreafraidthanhecaredtoshowofthelonelyhoursofthatnight。Itwouldbethefirstnightinhislifeawayfromhisownkinandfriends。Buthewasnotsogladwhen,aftertea,ashestoodatthedoorofthehotel,hesawsaunteringtowardhimnotonlyHarry,butalsoLieutenantDeLacyandhisfriendMr。Sims。

  \"Thesefellowswouldcomealong,\"explainedHarry;\"Itoldthemyoudidn\'twantthem。\"

  \"Showedhowlittleheknew,\"saidthelieutenant。\"Itoldhimyouwouldbedelighted。\"

  \"Willyoucomein?\"saidRanald,rathergrudgingly,\"thoughthereisnothingmuchinside。\"

  \"Whatabear,\"saidMr。SimstoHarry,disgustedly,inalowvoice。

  \"Nothingmuch!\"saidthelieutenant,\"agooddealIshouldsayfromwhatonecanhear。\"

  \"Oh,thatisnothing,\"repliedRanald;\"theboysarehavingsomegames。\"

  Thebar-roomwasfilledwithmeninshantydress,somesittingwithchairstippedbackagainstthewall,smokingtheblackFrench\"twist\"tobacco;othersdrinkingatthebar;andothersstillatthetablesthatstoodinonecorneroftheroomplayingcardswithloudexclamationsandoathsofdelightordisgust,accordingtotheirfortune。Thelieutenantpushedhiswaythroughthecrowd,followedbytheothers。

  \"Ajollylot,byJove!\"heexclaimed,lookingwithmildinterestonthescene,\"andwiththeofferofsomesport,too,\"headded,glancingatthecard-playersinthecorner,wheremenwerelosingtheirwinter\'swages。

  \"Whatwillyoutake?\"saidRanald,promptedbyhisHighlandsenseofcourtesy,\"andwouldyouhaveitinthenextroom?\"

  \"Anywhere,\"saidthelieutenant,withalacrity;\"alittlebrandyandsodaforme;nothingelseintheseplacesisworthdrinking。\"

  Ranaldgavetheorder,andwithsomedegreeofpride,noticedtheobsequiousmannerofthebar-tendertowardhimandhisdistinguishedguests。Theypassedintoaninnerandsmallerroom,litbytwoorthreesmokylampsinbracketsonthewalls。Inthisroom,sittingatoneofthetables,weretwoFrenchmenplayingecarte。Asthelieutenantentered,oneofthemglancedupandutteredanexclamationofrecognition。

  \"Ah,itisourwarlikefriend,\"criedDeLacy,recognizinghiminreturn;\"youplaythisgamealso,\"hecontinuedinFrench。

  \"Notmoche,\"saidLeNoir,foritwashe,withagrandsalute。

  \"Willthecapitainejoin,andhisfriends?\"

  Ranaldshookhisheadandrefused。

  \"Comealong,\"saidthelieutenant,eagerly,toRanald。Thegamewashispassion。\"Mr。Sims,youwill;Harry,whatdoyousay?\"

  \"IwilllookonwithRanald。\"

  \"Oh,comeinMacdonald,\"saidthelieutenant,\"themorethebetter,andwe\'llmakeitpoker。Youknowthegame?\"hesaid,turningtoLeNoir;\"andyourfriend——Ihavenotthepleasure——\"

  \"Mr。Rouleau,\"saidRanaldandLeNoirtogether,presentingtheyoungFrenchmanwhospokeandlookedlikeagentleman。

  \"Doyouplaythegame?\"saidthelieutenant。

  \"Averieleetle,butIcanlearnhim。\"

  \"That\'sright,\"criedthelieutenant,approvingly。

  \"Whatdoyousay,Ranald,\"saidHarry,whoalsolovedthegame。

  \"No,\"saidRanald,shortly,\"Ineverplayformoney。\"

  \"Makeitpennies,\"saidMr。Sims,withaslightlaugh。

  \"Goon,DeLacy,\"saidHarry,angryatMr。Sims\'stone。\"You\'vegotfour——that\'lldo!\"

  \"Oh,verywell,\"saidDeLacy,hiseasy,languidairreturningtohim。\"Whatshallitbe——quarterchipswithadollarlimit?Brandyandsoda,Mr。LeNoir?Andyou,Mr。Rouleau?Twomoreglasses,garcon,\"andthegamebegan。

  FromtheoutsetRouleausteadilywontillhischipswerepiledhighinfrontofhim。

  \"Youplaythegamewell,\"saidthelieutenant。\"Shallweraisethelimit?\"

  \"Asyoulak,\"saidRouleau,withapolitebow。

  \"Let\'smakeitfivedollars,\"suggestedMr。Sims,towhichallagreed。

  ButstillthegamewasRouleau\'s,whogrewmoreandmoreexcitedwitheverywin。Thelieutenantplayedcoolly,andwithseemingindifference,inwhichhewasimitatedbyMr。Sims,thelossofafewdollarsbeingamatterofsmallmomenttoeither。

  \"Itwouldmakeitmoreinterestingifwemadeitadollartoplay,\"

  atlengthsaidMr。Sims。Thesuggestionwasaccepted,andthegamewenton。Atoncetheluckbegantoturn,andinahalfhour\'splayRouleau\'swinningsdisappearedandpassedovertothelieutenant\'shand。Inspiteofhisbadluck,however,Rouleaucontinuedtobeteagerlyandrecklessly,untilRanald,whohatedtoseetheyounglumbermanlosinghisseason\'swages,suggestedthatthegamecometoanend。

  \"Thenightisearly,\"saidthelieutenant,\"butifyouhavehadenough,\"hesaid,bowingtoLeNoirandRouleau。

  \"Non!\"exclaimedRouleau,\"thefortunewilltomeencore。Wemakitdetwo-dollartoplay。Datwillbrakdeluck。\"

  \"Ithinkyououghttostopit,\"saidHarry。

  ButthedemonofplayhadtakenfullpossessionofbothRouleauandthelieutenantandtheywerenottobedenied。Rouleautookfromhispocketarollofbillsandcountedthem。

  \"Fiftydollars,\"hecried。\"Bon!Iplayhim,me!\"

  Theothersdepositedalikesumbeforethem,andthegameproceeded。

  ThedealwasDeLacy\'s。Afterafewmoment\'sconsideration,Mr。

  SimsandLeNoireachdrewthreecards。Inatoneoftriumphwhichhecouldnotaltogethersuppress,Rouleauexclaimed\"Deesaregoodenoughforme。\"Thelieutenantdrewonecard,andthebettingbegan。

  TwiceRouleau,whenitcametohisturn,betthelimit,theotherscontentingthemselvesby\"raising\"onedollar。OnthethirdroundLeNoir,remarking,\"Dasleetletooqueekforme,\"droppedout。

  OncemoreRouleauraisedthebettothelimit,whenMr。Simsrefused,andleftthegametohimandthelieutenant。TherewasnomistakingtheeagertriumphintheFrenchman\'spaleface。Hebegantobetmorecautiously,hisonlyfearbeingthathisopponentwould\"call\"toosoon。DollarbydollarthebetwasraisedtillatlastRouleaujoyouslygatheredhislastchips,raisedthebetoncemorebythelimit,exclaiming,ashedidso,\"Alas!dereeesnomore!\"

  Hehadplayedhisseason\'swagesthatnight,butnowhewouldrecoverall。

  DeLacy,whosecoolnesswasundisturbed,thoughhisfaceshowedsignsofhismanybrandy-and-sodas,coveredthebet。

  \"Hola!\"exclaimedRouleauintriumph。\"Eeteestome!\"Hethrewdownhiscardsandreachedforthepile。

  \"Excuseme,\"saidthelieutenant,quietlylookingatRouleau\'scards。\"Ah,astraightflush,queenhigh。\"Coollyhelaidhiscardsonthetable。\"Thoughtyoumighthavehadtheace,\"hesaid,languidly,leaningbackinhischair。He,too,heldastraightflush,butwiththeking。

  Rouleaugazedthunderstruck。

  \"MortDieu!\"heexclaimed,excitedly。\"Thedealwasfromyou。\"

  \"Mine,\"saidDeLacy,quietly,lookingupattheexcitedFrenchman。

  \"Ah,\"criedRouleau,besidehimself。\"Itis——whatyoucall?Onecheat!cheat!\"

  Thelieutenantsatupstraightinhischair。

  \"DoyoumeanthatIcheatedyou?\"hesaid,withslowemphasis。

  \"Bewarewhatyousay。\"

  \"Oui!\"criedtheFrenchman;\"sacr-r-re——soImean!\"

  Beforethewordshadwelllefthislips,andbeforeanyonecouldinterfereDeLacyshotouthisarm,liftedtheFrenchmanclearoffhisfeet,andhurledhimtothefloor。

  \"Stop!youcoward!\"Ranaldstoodbeforethelieutenantwitheyesblazingandbreathcomingquick。

  \"Coward?\"saidDeLacy,slowly。

  \"Youhitamanunprepared。\"

  \"Youareprepared,Isuppose,\"repliedDeLacy,deliberately。

  \"Yes!Yes!\"criedRanald,eagerly,thegladlightofbattlecomingintohiseyes。

  \"Good,\"saidDeLacy,slowlyputtingbackhischair,andproceedingtoremovehiscoat。

  \"Glengarry!\"criedLeNoir,raisingthebattlecryhehadcausetoremembersowell;andflingingoffhiscoatuponthefloor,hepattedRanaldontheback,yelling,\"Goin,bullyboy!\"

  \"Shutthedoor,LeNoir,\"saidRanald,quickly,\"andkeepitshut。\"

  \"DeLacy,\"criedHarry,\"thismustnotgoon!Ranald,thinkwhatyouaredoing!\"

  \"Youdidn\'tnoticehisremark,apparently,St。Clair,\"saidthelieutenant,calmly。

  \"Nevermind,\"criedHarry,\"hewasexcited,andanywaythethingmustendhere。\"

  \"Thereisonlyoneway。Doesheretract?\"saidDeLacy,quietly。

  \"Ranald,\"Harrycried,beseechingly,\"youknowheisnocoward;youdidnotmeanthat。\"

  BythistimeRanaldhadhimselfinhand。

  \"No,\"hesaid,regretfully,forcinghimselftospeakthetruth。\"I

  knowheisnocoward;Ihaveseenhimwherenocowardwouldbe,but,\"headded,\"hestruckamanunguarded,andthatwasacoward\'sblow。\"

  \"Macdonald,\"saidDeLacydeliberately,\"youareright。True,hecalledmeacheat,butIshouldhavegivenhimtime。Still,\"headded,rollinguphissleeves,\"Ihopeyouwillnotdepriveyourselformeoftheprivilegeofsettlingthislittlebusiness。\"

  \"Iwillbeglad,\"saidRanald,hiseyesoncemorelightingup。

  \"Verygladindeed,ifyouwish。\"

  \"Nonsense,\"criedHarry,passionately,\"ItellyouIwillnothaveit。Hehasgivenyouampleapology,DeLacy;andyou,Ranald,I

  thoughtaMacdonaldneverfoughtexceptforsufficientcause!\"

  HarryrememberedthefightingruleoftheMacdonaldgang。

  \"Thatistrue,\"saidRanald,gravely,\"butitwasacruelblow,\"

  pointingtoRouleau,who,supportedbyLeNoir,wassittingonachair,hisfacebadlycutandbleeding,\"andthat,too,aftertakingfromhimthewagesofsixmonthsinthebush!\"

  \"Isupposeyouadmitthegamewasfair,\"saidthelieutenant,movingnearertoRanald,thethreatinhistoneevidenttoall。

  \"Thegamewasfair,\"saidRanald,facingDeLacy,\"butIwillsaytheladwasnofairmatchforyou!\"

  \"Hechosetoriskhismoney,whichyouwerenotwillingtodo。\"

  DeLacyfeltthathewasbeingputinanunpleasantlightandwasdeterminedtoangerRanaldbeyondcontrol。Ranaldcaughtthesneer。

  \"IfIdidnotplay,\"hecried,hotly,\"itwasfornofearofyouoranyofyou。Itwasnoman\'sgamewhatever,\"hecontinued,contemptuously。

  \"Now,DeLacy,\"criedHarry,again,\"letthisstop。Themanwhofightswillfirstfightme!\"

  \"PerhapsMr。Macdonaldwouldshowushowthegameshouldbeplayed,\"saidMr。Sims,comingasneartoasneerashedared。

  \"Itwouldnotbehardtoshowyouthisgame,\"saidRanald,ignoringMr。Sims,andlookingthelieutenantintheeyes,\"orperhapstheother!\"

  \"Good!\"criedHarry,gladlyseizingtheopportunityofavertingafight。\"Thegame!Takeyourplaces,gentlemen!\"

  Thelieutenanthesitatedforamoment,asifuncertainwhattodo。

  Then,withaslightlaugh,hesaid,\"Verywell,onethingatatime,theothercanwait。\"

  \"Comeon!\"criedHarry,\"whogoesin?LeNoir,you?\"

  LeNoirlookedatRanald。

  \"Whatyousay?\"

  \"No,\"saidRanald,shortly,\"thisismygame!\"WiththatheturnedasidefromthetableandspokeafewwordsinalowtonetoLeNoir,whoassistedRouleaufromtheroom,andaftersomeminutes\'absence,returnedwithalittlelinenbag。Ranaldtookthebagandbegantocountoutsomemoneyuponthetablebeforehim。

  \"Iwillplaytoonehundreddollars,\"hesaid。

  ThelieutenantandMr。Simseachlaidthesameamountbeforethemuponthetable。

  \"Ihavenotsomuchonme,\"saidHarry,\"butperhapsmyI。O。U。

  willdo。\"

  \"Whatshallwesay,\"saidMr。Sims,\"adollartoplayandfivedollarslimit?\"

  \"Sayfiveandtwenty-five,\"saidDeLacy,whowascommandinghimselfwithagreateffort。

  \"Isthattoohigh?\"saidHarry,lookingtowardRanald。

  \"No,\"saidRanald,\"thehigherthebetter。\"

  ItwassoonevidentthatRanaldknewthegame。HehadlearneditduringthelongwinternightsintheshantyfromYankee,whowasamasteratit,andheplayeditwarilyandwithironnerve。Heseemedtoknowasbyinstinctwhentoretreatandwhentopursue;

  andheplayedwiththesinglepurposeofbleedingthelieutenantdry。OftendidherefusetotaketollofHarryorMr。Simswhenopportunityoffered,butneveroncedidheallowthelieutenanttoescape。

  \"Youflatterme,\"saidthelieutenant,sarcastically,asRanald\'spurposebecameincreasinglyclear。

  \"Iwillhavefromyouallyouhavewon,\"repliedRanald,inatoneofsuchsettledresolvethatitseemedasifnothingcouldpreventtheaccomplishmentofhispurpose。Invainthelieutenantsoughttobracehisnerveswithhisbrandy-and-sodas。Heplayednowrecklesslyandagainwithover-caution,whileRanald,takingadvantageofeveryslipandeverysignofweakness,followedhimwithrelentlessdetermination。

  Withsuchstakesthegamewassoonover。Itwasnotlongbeforethelieutenantwasstrippedofhishundred,whileHarryandMr。

  Simshadeachlostsmalleramounts。

  \"Youwilltryanotherhundred?\"saidthelieutenant,burningtogetrevenge。

  WithoutawordRanaldlaiddownhishundred;theothersdidlikewise,andoncemorethegameproceeded。TherewasnochangeinRanald\'splay。Thoroughknowledgeofthegame,absoluteself-

  command,aninstinctivereadingofhisopponent\'smind,andunswervingpurposesoonbroughtabouttheonlyresultpossible。

  Thelieutenant\'ssecondhundredwithapartofHarry\'sandMr。

  Sims\'spassedintoRanald\'spossession。

  AgainDeLacychallengedtoplay。

  \"No,\"saidRanald,\"Ihavedone。\"Heputbackintohislinenbaghisonehundreddollars,countedouttwohundred,andgaveittoLeNoir,saying:\"ThatisRouleau\'s,\"andthrewtherestuponthetable。\"Iwantnoman\'smoney,\"hesaid,\"thatIdonotearn。\"

  Thelieutenantsprangtohisfeet。

  \"Hold!\"hecried,\"youforget,thereissomethingelse!\"

  \"No,\"saidRanald,asHarryandMr。SimsputthemselvesinDeLacy\'sway,\"thereisnothingelseto-night;anotherday,andanydayyouwish,youcanhavetheothergame,\"andwiththathepassedoutoftheroom。

  CHAPTERXX

  HERCLINGINGARMS

  TheancientcapitalofCanada——theoldgrayqueenofthemightySt。

  Lawrence——isacityofmanycharmsandofmuchstatelybeauty。Itsnarrow,climbingstreets,withtheirquaintshopsandcuriousgables,itsoldmarket,withchafferinghabitantfarmersandtheirwives,arefulloflivinginterest。Itsnoblerock,crownedwiththeancientcitadel,anditssweepingtidalriver,lenditadignityandmajesticbeautythatnoothercityknows;andeverywhereaboutitscitadelandwalls,andvenerable,sacredbuildings,therestilllingertheromanceandchivalryofheroicdayslonggone。Buttherearetimeswhenneithertheinterestsofthelivingpresentnorthecharmsoftheromanticpastcanavail,andsoashadowlayuponMaimie\'sbeautifulfaceasshesatintheparloroftheHoteldeChevalBlanc,lookingoutuponthemightystreetsandthehuddledroofsofthelowertown。Sheheldinherhandanopennote。

  \"Itisjustawfullystupid,\"shegrumbled,\"andIthinkprettymeanofhim!\"

  \"Ofwhom,mayIask?\"saidKate,pausinginhersinging,\"oristhereanyneed?Whatsaysthegallantlieutenant?\"

  Maimietossedherthenote。

  \"Thepicnicispostponed。Well,ofcoursetheraintoldusthat;

  andheisunavoidablypreventedfromcalling,andentreatsyoursympathyandcommiseration。Well,that\'saverynicenote,Iamsure。\"

  \"Wherehashebeenthesethreedays!Hemighthaveknownitwouldbestupid,andHarrygivesonenosatisfaction。\"Maimiewasundeniablycross。\"AndRanald,too,\"shewenton,\"wherehashebeen?Notevenyourmusiccouldbringhim!\"withalittlespiceofspite。\"Ithinkmenarejusthorrid,anyway。\"

  \"Especiallywhentheywillkeepaway,\"saidKate。

  \"Well,whataretheygoodforifnottoentertainus?Iwishwecoulddowithoutthem!ButIdothinkRanaldmighthavecome。\"

  \"Well,\"saidKate,emphatically,\"Ican\'tseewhyyoushouldexpecthim。\"

  \"Whynot?\"

  \"Ithinkyououghttoknow。\"

  \"I,howshouldIknow?\"Maimie\'sinnocentblueeyeswerewideopenwithsurprise。

  \"Nonsense,\"criedKate,withimpatiencerareinher,\"don\'tbeabsurd,Maimie;Iamnotachild。\"

  \"WhatdoYOUmean?\"

  \"Youneedn\'ttellmeyoudon\'tknowwhyRanaldcomes。Doyouwanthimtocome?\"

  \"Why,ofcourseIdo;howsillyyouare。\"

  \"Well,\"saidKate,deliberately,\"Iwouldratherbesillythancruelandunkind。\"

  \"Why,Kate,howdreadfulofyou!\"exclaimedMaimie;\"\'cruelandunkind!\'\"

  \"Yes。\"saidKate;\"youarenottreatingRanaldwell。Youshouldnotencouragehimto——to——careforyouwhenyoudonotmeanto——

  to——goonwithit。\"

  \"Oh,whatnonsense;Ranaldisnotababy;hewillnottakeanyhurt。\"

  \"Oh,Maimie,\"saidKate,andhervoicewaslowandearnest,\"Ranaldisnotlikeothermen。Hedoesnotunderstandthings。Helovesyouandhewillloveyoumoreeverydayifyoulethim。Whydon\'tyoulethimgo?\"

  \"Lethimgo!\"criedMaimie,\"who\'skeepinghim?\"Butasshespoketheflushinhercheekandthewarmlightinhereyetoldmoreclearlythanwordsthatshedidnotmeantolethimgojustthen。

  \"Youare,\"saidKate,\"andyouaremakinghimloveyou。\"

  \"Why,howsillyyouare,\"criedMaimie;\"ofcoursehelikesme,but——\"

  \"No,Maimie,\"saidKate,withsadearnestness,\"helovesyou;youcanseeitinthewayhelooksatyou;inhisvoicewhenhespeaksand——oh,youshouldn\'tlethimunlessyoumeanto——to——goon。Sendhimrightaway!\"ThereweretearsinKate\'sdarkeyes。

  \"Why,Katie,\"criedMaimie,lookingathercuriously,\"whatdifferencedoesitmaketoyou?Andbesides,howcanIsendhimaway?IjusttreathimasIdoMr。DeLacy。\"

  \"DeLacy!\"criedKate,indignantly。\"DeLacycanlookafterhimself,butRanaldisdifferent。Heissoseriousand——andsohonest,andhemeansjustwhathesays,andyouaresonicetohim,andyoulookathiminsuchaway!\"

  \"Why,Kate,doyoumeanthatItryto——\"Maimiewasrighteouslyindignant。

  \"Youperhapsdon\'tknow,\"continuedKate,\"butyoucan\'thelpbeingfascinatingtomen;youknowyouare,andRanaldbelievesyouso,and——andyououghttobequitestraightforwardwithhim!\"PoorKatecouldnolongercommandhervoice。

  \"There,now,\"saidMaimie,caressingherfriend,notunpleasedwithKate\'sdescriptionofher;\"I\'mgoingtobegood。Iwilljustbehorridtobothofthem,andthey\'llgoaway!But,oh,dear,thingsareallwrong!PoorRanald,\"shesaidtoherself,\"IwonderifhewillcometothepicniconSaturday?\"

  Katelookedatherfriendamomentandwipedawayhertears。

  \"IndeedIhopehewillnot,\"shesaid,indignantly,\"forIknowyoumeantojustleadhimon。Ihaveamindtotellhim。\"

  \"Tellhimwhat?\"saidMaimie,smiling。

  \"Justwhatyoumeantodo。\"

  \"Iwishyouwouldtellmethat。\"

  \"NowItellyou,Maimie,\"saidKate,\"ifyougoonwithRanaldsoanylongerIwilljusttellhimyouareplayingwithhim。\"

  \"Do,\"saidMaimie,scornfully,\"andbecarefultomakecleartohimatthesametimethatyouarespeakingsolelyinhisinterest!\"

  Kate\'sfaceflushedredattheinsinuation,andthengrewpale。

  Shestoodforsometimelookinginsilenceatherfriend,andthenwithaproudflashofherdarkeyes,shesweptfromtheroomwithoutaword,nordidMaimieseeheragainthatafternoon,thoughshestoodoutsideherdoorentreatingwithtearstobeforgiven。

  PoorKate!Maimie\'sshafthadgonetoonearavitalspot,andthewoundamazedandterrifiedher。WasitforRanald\'ssakealoneshecared?Yes,surelyitwas。Thenwhythissharpnewpainunderthehandpressingharduponherheart?

  Oh,whatdidthatmean?Sheputherfaceinherpillowtohidetheredthatsheknewwasflaminginhercheeks,andforafewmomentsgaveherselfuptothejoythatwasfloodingherwholeheartandsoulandallhertinglingveins。Oh,howhappyshewas。ForlongshehadheardoftheGlengarryladfromMaimieandmorefromHarrytilltherehadgrownupinherheartawarm,admiringinterest。

  Andnowshehadcometoknowhimforherself!Howlittleafterallhadtheytoldherofhim。Whatamanhewas!Howstrongandhowfearless!Howtrue-heartedandhowhiseyescouldfillwithlove!

  Shestartedup。Love?Love?Ah,wherewasherjoy!Howchillthedayhadgrownandhowhatefulthesunlightontheriver。Shedrewdowntheblindandthrewherselfoncemoreuponthebed,shiveringandsickwithpain——thebitterestthatheartcanknow。

  Oncemoreshestartedup。

  \"Sheisnotworthyofhim!\"sheexclaimed,aloud;\"herheartisnotdeepenough;shedoesnot,cannotlovehim,andoh,ifsomeonewouldonlylethimknow!\"

  Shewouldtellhimherself。No!No!Maimie\'ssharparrowwasquiveringstillinherheart。Oncemoreshethrewherselfuponthebed。Howcouldshebearthisthathadstrickenher?Shewouldgohome。Shewouldgotohermotherto-morrow。Goawayforeverfrom——

  ah——couldshe?No,anythingbutthat!Shecouldnotgoaway。

  Overthebroadriverthewarmsunlightlaywithkindlyglow,andtheworldwasfullofthesoft,sweetairofspring,andthesongsofmatingbirds;butthehourspassed,andovertherivertheshadowsbegantocreep,andthewholeworldgrewdark,andthesongsofthebirdswerehushedtosilence。Then,fromherroom,Katecamedownwithfaceserene,andbutfortheeyesthatsomehowmadeonethinkoftears,withoutasignofthestormthathadswepthersoul。Shedidnotgohome。Shewastoobraveforthat。Shewouldstayandfightherbattletotheend。

  ThatwasadrearyweekforRanald。Hewaslonelyandheartsickforthewoodsandforhishomeandfriends,butchieflywasheoppressedwiththesenseofhavingplayedthefoolinhisquarrelwithDeLacy,whomhewasbeginningtoadmireandlike。Hesurelymighthaveavoidedthat;andyetwheneverhethoughtofthegamethathadsweptawayfromRouleauallhiswinter\'searnings,andofthecruelblowthathadfollowed,hefelthismusclesstiffenandhisteethsettightinrage。No,hewoulddoitallagain,norwouldheretreatonesinglestepfromthepositionhehadtaken,butwouldseehisquarrelthroughtotheend。ButworstofallhehadnotseenMaimiealltheweek。HisexperiencewithHarryintheorderingofhissuithadtaughthimtheimportanceofclothes,andhenowunderstoodashecouldnotbefore,Maimie\'smannertohim。\"Thatwouldbeit,\"hesaidtohimself,\"andnowonder。Whatwouldshedowithagreat,coarsetykelikeme!\"Then,inspiteofallhisloyalty,hecouldnothelpcontrastingwithMaimie\'suncertainanddoubtfultreatmentofhim,thewarm,frankfriendlinessofKate。

  \"SHEdidnotmindmyclothes,\"hethought,withaglowofgratitude,butsharplycheckinghimself,headded,\"butwhyshouldshecare?\"

  ItratherpleasedhimtothinkthatMaimiecaredenoughtofeelembarrassedathisroughdress。SohekeptawayfromtheHoteldeChevalBlanctillhisnewsuitshouldbeready。Itwasnotbecauseofhisdress,however,thathesteadilyrefusedHarry\'sinvitationtothepicnic。

  \"No,Iwillnotgo,\"hesaid,withbluntdecision,afterlisteningtoHarry\'spleading。\"ItisLieutenantDeLacy\'spicnic,andI

  willhavenothingtodowithhim,andindeedhewillnotbewantingme!\"

  \"Oh,he\'sforgottenallaboutthatlittleaffair,\"criedHarry。

  \"Hashe?Indeedthenifheisamanhehasnot!\"

  \"Iguesshehasn\'trememberedmuchofanythingforthelastweek,\"

  saidHarry,withaslightlaugh。

  \"Whynot?\"

  \"Oh,pshaw,he\'sbeenonabigtear。Heonlysoberedupyesterday。\"

  \"Huh!\"gruntedRanald,contemptuously。Hehadlittlerespectforamanwhodidnotknowwhenhehadhadenough。\"Whatabouthisjob?\"

  heasked。

  \"Hisjob?Oh,Isee。Hisjobdoesn\'tworryhimmuch。He\'sabsentonsick-leave。Buthe\'sallfitagainandIknowhewillbedisappointedifyoudonotcometo-morrow。\"

  \"Iwillnotgo,\"saidRanald,withfinaldecision,\"andyoucantellhimso,andyoucantellhimwhy。\"

  AndHarrydidtellhimwithconsiderablefullnessandemphasisnotonlyofRanald\'sdecision,butalsoRanald\'sopinionofhim,forhefeltthatitwoulddothatlordlyyoungmannoharmtoknowthatamanwhomhewasinclinedtopatronizeheldhimincontemptandforcause。ThelieutenantlistenedforatimetoallHarryhadtosaywithapparentindifference,thensuddenlyinterruptinghim,hesaid:\"Oh,Isay,oldchap,Iwouldn\'trubitinifIwereyou。I

  haveamoreorlessvagueremembranceofhavingratherindulgedinheroics。Onecan\'tkeephisheadwithpokerandunlimitedbrandy-

  and-sodas;theydon\'tgotogether。It\'sathingIalmostneverdo;

  neverinabiggame,butthethinggotinterestingbeforeIknew。

  ButIsay,thatGlengarrychapplaysamightygoodgame。Mustgethimonagain。Feelshot,eh?Iwillmakethatallright,andwhat\'stheFrenchchap\'sname——Boileau,Rondeau,eh?Rouleau。

  Yes,andwherecouldoneseehim?\"

  \"IcanfindoutfromLeNoir,whowillbesomewherenearRanald。

  Youcan\'tgethimawayfromhim。\"

  \"Well,do,\"saidthelieutenant,lazily。\"BringLeNoirtoseeme。

  IowethatRouleauchapanapology。Beastlybusiness!AndI\'llfixitupwithMacdonald。Hehastherightofit,byJove!Ratherlucky,Ifancy,hedidn\'tyieldtomysolicitationsforatryattheothergame——fromwhatIrememberofthestreetriot,eh?Wouldnotmindhavingagowithhimwiththegloves,though。Iwillseehimto-morrowmorning。Keepyourmindatrest。\"

  NextmorningwhenLeNoircametohisworkhewasfullofthelieutenant\'spraisestoRanald。

  \"DasfinefellerleCapitaine,eh?DasdeGrandSeigneurforsure!

  He\'smakeetallrightwitRouleau!He\'spaydecashmoneyandhe\'smakeetdegoodposishforhim,an\'sethimupthechampagne,too,bygar!\"

  \"Huh,\"gruntedRanald。\"RunthatcribaroundtheboomthereLeNoir;breakitupandkeepyourgangmovingto-day!\"

  \"Bon!\"saidLeNoir,withalacrity。\"Igive\'emdebigmove,me!\"

  ButhoweverunwillingRanaldwastolistentoLeNoirsingingthelieutenant\'spraises,whenhemetHarryatnoonintheofficehewasevenmoreenthusiasticthanLeNoirinhisadmirationofDeLacy。

  \"Ineversawthelikesofhim,\"hesaid。\"Hecouldbringthebirdsoutofthetreeswiththattongueofhis。Indeed,Icouldnothavedonewhathedidwhatever。Man,butheisagentleman!\"

  \"Andareyougoingthisevening?\"

  \"ThatIam,\"saidRanald。\"WhatelsecouldIdo?Icouldnothelpmyself;hemademefeelthatmeanthatIwasreadytodoanything。\"

  \"Allright,\"saidHarry,delighted,\"Iwilltakemycanoearoundforyouaftersix。\"

  \"And,\"continuedRanald,withalittlehesitation,\"hetoldmehewouldbewearingajerseyandducktrousers,andIthinkthatwasveryfineofhim。\"

  \"Why,ofcourse,\"saidHarry,quitemystified,\"whatelsewouldhewear?\"

  Ranaldlookedathimcuriouslyforamoment,andsaid:\"Aswallow-

  tail,perhaps,orablanket,maybe,\"andheturnedawayleavingHarrymoremystifiedthanever。

  Soonaftersix,Harrypaddledaroundinhiscanoe,andgavethesterntoRanald。Whatajoyitwastohimtobeinacanoesternagain;tofeeltherushofthewaterunderhisknees;tohaveherglideswiftlyonhersoundlesswaydownthefull-bosomed,sunbathedriver;toseeherputhernoseintothelittlewavesandgently,smoothlypushthemasunderwithneverasplashorswerve;tosendheralongstraightandtrueasanarrowinitsflight,andthenflip!fliptoswingheroffafloatinglogoraroundanawkwardboatlumberingwithclumsyoars。Thatwastobealiveagain。Oh,thejoyofit!Ofallthingsthatmovetothewillofmanthereisnonelikethecanoe。Italonehasthesweet,smoothglide,theswift,silentdartansweringthepaddlesweep;thequickswerveinresponsetotheturnofthewrist。Ranaldfeltasifhecouldhavegladlypaddledonrightouttotheopensea;butsweepingaroundabendalong,clearcallhailedthem,andthere,fardownatthebottomofalittlebay,atthefootofthebig,scarred,andwrinkledrockthesmokeandglimmerofthecamp-firecouldbeseen。

  Aflipofthesternpaddle,andthecanoepointedforthewavingfigure,andundertherhythmicsweepofthepaddles,spedlikeanarrowdownthewaters,slopingtotheshore。There,onagreatrock,stoodKate,directingtheircourse。

  \"Here\'sagoodlanding,\"shecried。Rightattherockdashedthecanoeatfullspeed。Amomentmoreandherdaintynosewouldbebatteredoutofallshapeonthecruelrock,butastrongbackstroke,aturnofthewrist,flip,andshelayfloatingquietlybesidetherock。

  \"Splendid!\"criedKate。

  \"Welldone,byJove!\"exclaimedthelieutenant,whowashimselfanexpertwiththepaddle。

  \"Isupposeyouhavenoideahowfineyoulook,\"criedKate。

  \"AndIamquitesure,\"answeredHarry,\"youhavenosuspicionofwhatabeautifulpictureyouallmake。\"Andabeautifulpictureitwas:thegreatrockycliffinthebackground,trickedoutinitsnewspringgreenofmossandshrubandtree;thegrassyplotatitsfootwherealittlestreamgurgledoutfromtherock;theblazingcamp-firewiththelittlegroupaboutit;andinfrontthesunlitriver。Howhappytheyallwere!Andhowreadytopleaseandtobepleased。EvenlittleMr。Simshadhischarm。Andatthemakingofthetea,whichKatehadtakeninchargewithRanaldsuperintending,whatfuntherewaswithburningoffingersandupsettingofkettles!Andthen,thetalkandthelaughteratthelieutenant\'sbrilliantjokes,andthechaffingofthe\"lumbermen\"overtheirvoraciousappetites!Itwasanhourofnever-to-be-forgottenpleasure。Theywereallchildrenagain,andwithchildren\'sheartswerehappyinchildhood\'ssimplejoys。Andwhynot?Therearenojoyspurerthanthoseoftheopenair;ofgrassandtreesfloodedwiththewarmlightandsweetscentsofthesoftspringtime。Toosoonitallcametoanend,andthentheysetofftoconvoythestatelyoldladytohercarriageatthetopofthecliff。FarinfrontwentKate,disdainingtheassistanceofHarryandMr。Sims,whoescortedher。NearathandthelieutenantwasinattendanceuponMaimie,whoseemedtoneedhisconstantassistance;forthewaywasrough,andthereweresomanyjuttingpointsofrockforwonderfulviews,andoftentheveryprettiestplantswerejustoutofreach。LastofallcameMadameDeLacy,climbingthesteeppathwithdifficultyandholdingfasttoRanald\'sarm。Withcharminggraceshediscoursedofthebravedaysofoldinwhichherancestorshadplayedaworthypart。Aninterestingtaleitwas,butinspiteofallhercharmofspeech,andgraceofmanner,Ranaldcouldnotkeephismindfromfollowinghisheartandeyesthatnotedeverystepandmoveofthebeautifulgirl,flittinginandoutamongthetreesbeforethem。Andwellitwasthathiseyeswerefollowingsoclose;for,asshewasreachingforadaintysprayofgoldenbirch,holdingbythelieutenant\'shand,thetreacherousmossslippedfromunderMaimie\'sfeet,andwithapiercingshriekshewentrollingdowntheslopingmountain-side,draggingherescortwithher。LikeaflashoflightRanalddroppedmadame\'sarm,andseizingthetopofatallbirchthatgrewupfromthelowerledge,withatricklearnedasaboyintheGlengarrywoods,heswunghimselfclearovertheedge,anddroppinglightlyonthemossybankbelow,threwhimselfinfrontoftherollingbodies,andseizingthemheldfast。Inanothermomentleavingthelieutenanttoshiftforhimself,RanaldwasonhiskneesbesideMaimie,wholayuponthemoss,whiteandstill。\"Somewater,forGod\'ssake!\"hecried,hoarsely,toDeLacy,whostooddazedbesidehim,andthen,beforethelieutenantcouldmove,RanaldliftedMaimieinhisarms,asifshehadbeenaninfant,andboreherdowntotheriver\'sedge,andlaidheronthegrassybank。Then,takingupadoublehandfulofwater,hedasheditinherface。Withalittlesighsheopenedhereyes,andlettingthemrestuponhisface,said,gently,\"Oh,Ranald,Iamsogladyou——IamsosorryI

  havebeensobadtoyou。\"Shecouldsaynomore,butfromherclosedeyestwogreattearsmadetheirwaydownherpalecheeks。

  \"Oh,Maimie,Maimie,\"saidRanald,inabrokenvoice,\"tellmeyouarenothurt。\"

  Againsheopenedhereyesandsaid,\"No,Iamnothurt,butyouwilltakemehome;youwillnotleaveme!\"Herfingerscloseduponhishand。

  Withaquick,strongclasp,hereplied:\"Iwillnotleaveyou。\"

  Inafewminutesshewasabletositup,andsoontheywereallabouther,exclaimingandlamenting。

  \"WhatasillygirlIam,\"shesaid,withalittletremulouslaugh,\"andwhatafrightImusthavegivenyouall!\"

  \"Don\'trise,mydear,\"saidMadameDeLacy,\"untilyoufeelquitestrong。\"

  \"Oh,Iamquiteright,\"saidMaimie,confidently;\"IamsureIamnothurtintheleast。\"

  \"Oh,Iamsothankful!\"criedKate。

  \"ItistheLord\'smercy,\"saidRanald,inavoiceofdeepemotion。

  \"Areyouquitesureyouarenothurt?\"saidHarry,anxiously。

  \"Yes,IreallythinkIamallright,butwhatafrightImustlook!\"

  \"ThankGod!\"saidHarryfervently;\"Iguessyou\'reimproving,\"atwhichtheyalllaughed。

  \"NowIthinkwemustgethome,\"saidMadameDeLacy。\"Doyouthinkyoucanwalk,Maimie?\"

  \"Oh,yes,\"criedMaimie,andtakingRanald\'shand,shetriedtostandup,butimmediatelysankbackwithagroan。

  \"Oh,itismyfoot,\"shesaid,\"Iamafraiditishurt。\"

  \"Letmesee!\"criedHarry。\"Idon\'tthinkitisbroken,\"hesaid,afterfeelingitcarefully,\"butIhavenodoubtitisaverybadsprain。Youcan\'twalkforcertain。\"

  \"Thenweshallhavetocarryher,\"saidMadameDeLacy,andsheturnedtoherson。

  \"IfearIcanoffernoassistance,\"saidthelieutenant,pointingtohisarmwhichwashanginglimpathisside。

  \"Why,Albert,areyouhurt?Whatisthematter?Youarehurt!\"

  criedhismother,anxiously。

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