Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1924, Page 34

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. possible for him to be and yet retain his understanding. Finally, toward evening, Capt. Blood went over the side and was rowed back to his great ship with her red bulwarks and gilded ports, touched into a lovely thing of flame by the setting sun. CAPTAIN BLOOD By RAFAEL SABATINI e i and his judgment of Leva ur The Greatest Love Story Ever Told R it e, : growing heavier in a measurc e i : bt | as the hour of departure approached L inmiicliheinadibaen pearad. l“': He expressed it to Wolverstone, It in his day there was a Breater| ;. yet him as he stepped aboard sat with Hagthorpe | scoundrel among the brethren of the | 1o Arabella: tone over a pipe and a|coast than this Levasseur. And yet, “You overpersnaded me into tho: um in the ek of | repulsive though he found him, Capt. | articles, you tobaceo (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) One da and Wolve bottle of tar and ter- | Blood could not deny that the fel-|surp me if any good comes of Fide g | tow proposals displayed boldness, | this ociatior » acoat P S andiba ‘The giant rolied his single blood- , | imagination and resource, and he was [ ho Elant Tolec hls singio b oS forced to admit that jointly they | out his heavy jaw. ~Wcli wring the | ould undertake operations of a reater magnitude than was possible ¥ to either of them. The climax «VASSEUr's project w: 1id upon the wealthy mainl M ibo; but tor this. he n at the very le s any treachery | dog's neck if the | there 1o o we will—if we wring it by then.” | missing the morning, on the first of the CHAPT Levasseur's Heroies. would be iewhere about < on the following mornine full_hour before the time use he disliked the man, Capt. | for saili d would not commit himself at ! ajo ide i « But because he liked the pr caste Indian 3 Do Baars s = he consented to consider it nt up the ladd e wis (ad afterward pressed by both | arawers of hairy, untanned hide, rpe_and Wolverstone, who did | ;5 red blanket served h ot share his own personal dislike of . the end of th for one capture of further tepped out of h said the gaudy a nd without f drew up a stool and that sy table, * - e sadly the three 2 ¥ a with the ! | tents v “My Well unfolded the letrer aste's person. Its con- loved: I am in_the articles contained, common provisions t the two vessels separate, a strict ac- unt must afterward be rendered of | (o Europe in my brother's charge. prizes severally taken, while the | implore you, come to my rescue. De- taking ze should retain k% ety welllbslovaditierst Fous surrenderin d Madeleine, who loves ye e, Th subsequently to be sub- to sail. Resolved to separate us fo ever, my cruel father is blackguard, and it'll} announced, and went off to his cabin. | finterference with t umpled by contact | ighly translated thus:| . Dutch brig Jongrouw, which is about | nding me | 1 soul of him by him twice, snarling the while, then hurled him into the scuppers. The man's head struck the gunwale as he fell, and he lay there quite still, a trickle of blood issuing from his niouth, < Levasseur dashed one hand against the other, as if dusting them “Heave that muck overboard,” he ordered some of those who stood iling in the waist Chen up anchor 1 let u: er the Dutchman.” “teady, Captain. What's that?” There was a restraining hand upon his shoulder, and the broad face of his lieutenant, Cahusac, a burly, cal- Breton scoundrel, was stolidly confronting him. Levasseur made clear his purpose with a of unnecessary obscenity shook his head. “A Dutch said he. “Impossible! We 11d never be allowed.” And who devil will deny us?” between amazement | | one thing, there’s your own { crew will be none too willing. For {arcther, there's Capt. Blood.” | “T care nothing for Capt. Blood.” | “Butit is necessary that you should {He has the power, the ‘weight of !metal and of mes +all helll sink us d if 1 know him he'll suffe > Dutch. He own views of privateerit Capt. Flood arned you “ANT said Levasseur, showing his But his eyes, riveted upon that sail, we gloomily thought agination 7 ; Blood had detected in the pon suggested a course. | Cursing in his soul, and even before anchor was weighed, the associa- tion into which he had entered, was already studying ways of ev ion. What Cahusac implied wa jtrue. Blood would never suffer in his presence to a ight be done in g done, Llood it would then be Within the 1 Foudre L derstanding d, Capt. 1 ' Cahusac to protest against this. “The il take you!! Levasseur had swered him. “A ship's a ship, be she Dutch or Spanish, and ships #re our present need. That will suf- fice for the men.’ His lieutenant sald no more But from his gl : hip was 4 real objective, he o4 E ad as he rolled |away on ni s to give e iry orders Dawn found {the Dutchman h , not a mile astern, and the sight of her very evi- dently fiustered the Jongvrouw. No doubt mademoiselie’s brother, reco; Levasseur’ hip. would be for the Dutch uneasin C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, W attempted yet again | _ udre close on the Jongvrouw crowding endeavor to out- stood off could send a warnin buw. The Jongvro her stern The small | t through La with some slight fight, in the course of which the chmun let fiy a broaa- side. (Continued in Tomorrow's Star.) - | Anti-Kamnia Tablets promote | sleep and give quick relief from | nervousness. Also banish pains | of rheumatism, sciatica, neural- | £ia, neuritis, headache and toothache, break up colds and 4 | fevers and stop women’s pains. Used for 34 years by millions Followed a | - | and sold every day by druggists | 1924. Established in Ybrams 1900 Open Till 10 P.M. On Saturdays DRESS SMARTLY ON CREDIT OR over 24 years H. Abramson has been giving the people of Washington the best val WOMEN'S DRESSES Charming Dresses for every occasion— street, ofternoon and dinner. 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