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teem nacre re ~ sree xv ne , one EVENING ‘WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY mM, of HE MOST TALK LKED ABOUT ray IN. TEN. YEARS cory m er PURLISE® By Rea inmes her faith in him was unbounded. If he only came tn time! She whispered it over to herself ae CHAPTER XVI. CHARACTERS IN THE STORY HEX had left the tevel country] DIANA MAYO, nineteen, beautiful, aristocratic English girl, deter- ‘and were In amongst the long, mines fo make an expedition into the Arabian desert from Biskra. {if merely the sound of the words Successive 1 ages of undu- Her brother, -| gave her courage. He would not let lating ground, the summits}AUBREY MAYO, by whom she has been brought up, virtually as] Anything vanpen to hee. Mvery mo. ’ : ment that Tbrahelmi Omalr stayed @anding out silver white in the gleam~- a boy, tries to dissuade her. 50 does away was so much galned, every mo- tng moonlight, the hollows fite’] J}M ARBUTHNOT, who loves Diana and wants to marry hen At with Gark shadow, like black pools a ball given to celebrate her departure she tells him she has none Sf deep, still water. A white shape of the feelings of a woman, has never been kissed and can obey was lying face downwards, spread- no man. Her expedition into the desert is led by = seg vege alt sited MUSTAFA ALI, an Arab with a fine outfit of well-bred horses, adhe ‘he Hay fect, and at their ap- Id, herself she now prayed with the des Disturbing signs appear before the journey is a day 0 porahion Of: dept ELV paki hd 244 roach two lean, plinking forme cantered away: into the night. The Diana is captured by sate ation, everything that Sheik and Hens reached the ett] SHEIK AHMED BEN HASSEN and taken a prisoner to his caravan,} made life worth living. figure simultancously and Saint Hu- where she is by ae to his passionate attentions A sudden noise and men's voices bert almost as quickly. Ho made a banat fe adso < Rigrtied examination. ‘Te butler that] _, una is Served by an Arab matd and by die test ith hanving., Orakae OH had stunned Gaston had glanced oft,| GASTON, a young Frenchman who has long been attached to the ie pands, Sout ad ¢ Weaving an ugly cut, and others that Sheik’s entourage. Ahmed’s attentions become so distasteful that eee ees agminating over the bad hit him at the same time had Diana while out riding with Gaston runs away into the desert, belive ecatan tte the wild hope that ploughed through his shoulder, break- She is recaptured by the Sheik and while being brought back she}haa sprung up im her by ite utter MS ak bed eat Py} realizes she loves her captor. The Sheik has a visitor, dissimilarity to the soft low tones Staggered more than a mile before hej RAOUL DE SAINT HUBERT, a French author and traveller, who}for which she’ longed, Yorahbim had fainted again from loss of blood, has known Ahmed for years and is his closest friend. He falls in] Omalr! | 10 had como first! = Bhe i get her tecth with a long, shuddering Baa us eelpaied weanly, ond toe love with Diana but will not declare himself. The Sheik’s jealousy |i cath, pracing herself to efeet what "sere iim euxioneciouenees, begins to show as Diana while out riding with Gaston is captured | was coming. Fer @ moment the Bhelk’s eyes met by Ibraheim Omair, Ahmed’s desert enemy. The Aral woman turned to look Raoul’s across his body, and then . at Het again with a eneerthg smile Almed Ben Hassan rose to his fect. a that .was, full ef, wignificance, but “Be as quick as you can,” he said, ded ; R q beyond. a fleeting, glance of, disdain ‘and went back to his horse. He] jj; th wre H Veet a RY {' tig Pinna patd no attertlon td her. leaned against The Hawk, his fingers ‘an ae 4 Ph 3 The volves ‘in the next rodht ‘eon- mechanically searching for and light- " i <ly wht 1 4 a tinned until Diana almost. prayed. that ing a cigarette, his ‘eyes fixed unsee- ¥% | the moment she was waiting for would ingly on the group afound Gaston. come; suspense was worse than the The valet’s broken words had con- : i 4 rt érdeal for which she was nerving her- firmed the fear that he had striven ; UNG t self, ft came at last. The eurtain to crush since he discovered Diana's ‘ %, WTS , slid aside again, and the same huge absence. negro she had seen before entered. Toraheim Omair and the slender Ay ’ : 2 i He came toward her, and her breath aaintiness that he had prized so | x if , hissed jn suddenly between her set lightly. Diane! His teeth met $ ’ tevth,-but. before he reached her the through the cigarette’ in his mouth. y p 3 ¥ By gu hy i) | Arab woman intercepted him, block- His senseless jealousy and the rage H ‘ iN shy Bl | ing his way; and with wild eyes and provoked by Raoul’s outspoken criti- aR us Y . MaRS | passionate’ gestures poured out a cism had recoiled on the innocent ‘ 4 i stream. of low, frenaied. words, . The cause, She, not Saint Hubert, had \ Ch hkaay i Nubian turned on her impatiently and felt the brunt of his anger. In the 4 Oh iy thrust liér roughly out of his way, innate cruelty of his nature it had and, coming to Diana, put out h \ given him a subtle pleasure to watch Ky - hand as if to grasp her arm, but she the bewilderment, alternating with| | { Ms ese , stepped back with flashing eyes and a flickering fear, that had come back Tatas A gesture that he obeyed. into the deep blue eyes that for two ig a ‘ Her heart was pounding, but she months had looked into his with frank] Jay i had herself under control. Only her hands twitched, her long fingers curi- ing and uncurling spasmodically, and shé’ Butled them Hep in her breeches pockets to hide them. She walked slowly to the curtain and nodded to the Nubian to draw it aside, and ye slower still she passed into the other r : } } ‘ | |room. Only a little larger than the memory of the previous night, : - q one she, hag, lett, almeat om dare, but now? The longing to hold her nhs : b her mind took ‘In these things un- arma, to kiss the tears from . i comprehendingly, for all her atten- eyes and’ the color into her pale iid) tion was focussed on the central was almost unbearable. He 2 figure in the room, aay trees bor path, peng heli Ibraheim Omair, the robber Shetk, fm the hands of Ibraheim Omair! The y Tolling his great bulk on a pile of thought and ail that it implied was cushions, a little inlaid stool with dortave joel i ‘ 3 : coffee beside him, and behind him, the hell ieee ae Kae standing motionless ad If formed of Saint Hubert rose to his feet at last, pabiss bronze, two other negroes, 80 Hike the ving one that had summoned her that they (onthe Mog Eye bo wo, HE HAD STAGGERED MORE * seomed like statiies that had becn cast ee to take the) “THAN A MILE FORE HE fot -ona pAcald: ‘wounfled men back to the camp, the} FaiINTED AGAIN FROM THE swift gallop southward was resumed. Mient he would be coming nearer. The reversal of the role he played in her life brought a quivering smile to her lips. For the advent of the man who a few wes before she had loathed for his vratal abduction of Diana paused for a moment framed LOSS OF BLOOD. inthe entrance, then, with head throwh back and swaggering, boyish stride,. she meved across the thick rugs leisurely and halted in front of the chief. the water she wanted, and she put out her hand to take dire little cup. But her eyes met the other's fixed on her, and something in thelr malig- nant stare made her pause. oN Not coffee, “Water,” said firmly. {ndeed, tlhe “Arab of her , this gross, unwieldy fg- we lying among the tawdry cushions, where Diana and he had] through her throbbing eyealls. Bs. _| his Swollen, fercctous face seamed and ir Iast stand. The Sheik] Wor a while she lay still, fighting Pies ee seed ene wos bap |iinéd with’ every mark ef vice, his no sign and did not check the} against the weakness that over-| arn round her and forced the cup to full, sensual lips parted and slowing gallop, but continued on. | powered her, and by degrees the} jor jips. That confirmed Diana's broken, , blackened teeth, his deep-set With o look in them suspicions and rage lept , her addi- ot eyes tional strength, The , Woman” wap] that Tt took alk terzrenctution to sus- é 4 Yoln, a loGk of such besttal evilness t wae long enough and wide| In the opposite corner of the} younss an Fae ee ie amued| that the horror of it bathed her in to be fully lit by the moun,}tent an Arab woman crouched over]ine cup to the floor, spilling ts con, | Prespiration. < they came to the place where the am- n2 the amell of nativel tents, and, with an effort, tore the]’ Bo! the white woman of thy broth- Inatinctively vy fu the at el} clinging bands from her and sent the|er’ Abfied Ben Hassen,'' he said ader. The] woman crashing on to the ground,|sowly, in villainous Frengh; with a aston Id] rolling against the brazler, overset-| sudden, snarling Intonation as he ut- ‘ME ] ting it and seattering brass pots and] tered his enemy's name. ‘‘Ahmed Ben of the robber dhiik, Ibrahelim Omair.| cups over the rug. The woman|Hassen! May Allah burn his soul In 1 ‘The Shelk waited impassively, silent] Sho lay still, pressing closely down | gurambled to her knees and beat out| hel!" he added with fellsh, and spat amidst the muttered imprecations and}among the cushions and clenching} the glowing embers, uttering scream] contemptuously. threats of-vengeance of tis followers | the dleeve of her jacket between her/arter scream in a sbrill, piercing! ge teaned back On, the Glabl ™ as they laid beside him the six re-| teeth to stifle the groan that rose to] yoice, And in answer tovher ries a e ry ate! oe ag Nemee ne WAS mains of what had bern Diana's es-| her lips. A lump came Into ber throat} curtain at the side of the tent that a grunt, tect RGD EAE Settee noisy. Diana had not noticed slid aside and and undes Chbls unwavering ware he Weyond recognition. But it was he ie Nubli eame in. With Sh@Forced the threatening emotion | o gigantic Nubian lesained 40 be) Gneleyechiskocen ine who noticed that the fast terrible) gown, and, with an effort, controlled | outstretched hand shaking with rage, featn? avian wi mone ake stirred slightly os it was laid jointing at Diana, she burst into down, and it was into his face, grown bi Ga clonlpy ekg rd gen Yoluble abies, punctuating every few]Ver her, ond hand fdmbling at the suddenly strangely gentle, that the] y, wha, hearing her moye,| Words with the shrieks that hadjcurved hilt of a knife stuck In his dying looked with fast-flming | "OM 4 ; | brought the Negro. belt, and at last he grew exasperated, eyes. turried to waxe at her: Instantly 1 ina could understand nothing of{ hitching himaelt forward once more The Sheik caught tis follower's | Dens realised that there was no help | | Tien “said, but her expressive geu-[and beckoning her to come nearer nervelees fingers as they fell in hie | icy.” res i ee tures told the story of, thé struggic| ®t." She hesitated, and aa she own strong grasp, and with a last fhe stared with all the haughtiness | Dlaialy enough. ‘The Nubian listenea| Pused uncertainty, there’ was a effort the Arab drew hie chief's hand | She stared witht al toe ald she had | With white teeth flashing in a broad |fwtter of draperies behind her, and to his forehead and fell hack dead. 8 eae 4 reece adage bi had} crin, and shook his head in response Se ee Ee Oud netted a times ; “ith denuncia. |e for CHAPTER XVI tives of India the previous year, and|{ Home request urged with denuncia- /TO%E Ato, her, ung hereelt at the ¥; 1, herédn.the Gesert there wan only one|‘0ry fist. He picked up the jast res} 28 0 0) 8k te Omalt, clin LOWLY ,an4 painfully, through| arab whose eyes did not fail baneath | maining embers that had scattered on | fost of BUNUN mas nel to Waves of deadly pansea and with| here, ond presently with « mutiered|the Tus, rubbing the mmouidering| Kit kh ae the surgibe of doen waters ther }aoed the. wonten turned back to hee | Patches till they Were extinguished, In « flash Diana realized the mean- ers, Diana struggied back to con-| coffec-making. and then turned to leave the room. |ing of the hatred that had gleamed selousness. The agony in her head] piana’ ea telnded and she dat | Out Diats called him back, She went|in the woman's eyes earlier tn the wus excruciating, and her limbs felt nail eo ee tie cuncioen, tha wate aan Torwat, | er head high, andlevening. To her she was a rival, Seamed $24 bruised, Recolleation weal cresage of wills had restored her oon. | Owed him stralgtiets the toe whose comifg.to share the. favors of Saad te Retily bain, Aad. pt fret. \eeate fa Werocit. Ghe moved ver| vec? MO wergel’) “he sald im: | her tor aa ee eaeal all the jealousy Meath sean Gctied ts Ghaaleg cael lfand Gah 1k Uruahed agsioant her |Teroune ue Pomme fo the coffes | ob: the: FolsRiny. Savane. Meting. Bot gradually the fog cleared| jacket, coming away stained and| ‘hat the woman had mecinscnced tu) Ibrahelm Omair looked down on her from her brain and memory quper-jaticky, and she notiood for the firet|mke, her back Se Yost them. but curiously, his lips drawn back trom Yened hesitatingly. She remembered | time that all one side and sleeve were 4 bgp Be aot Water! |his blackened teeth In an evil grin, fragmentary incidents of what had|Soaked with blood. She ripped It off Seth than betel ‘on. and then eitgok, her off violently with gone before the oblivion from which | With. @ shudder and flung it from her, | Ore hips i , +4 Nop ith] a swift blow in the mouth, but the whe had just emerged, Gaston, and|ubbing the red smear from her hands |® wider grin the en ade @ gesture) woman ching closer, with upturned, P with a kind of horror of acquiescence and went out, re-| desperate face, a thin trickle of in a few Moments with a}hjood oosing from her lips, and with t the last inoment, {4nd there Waa a close, pungent smell | Water-skin, i @ hoarse growl that was like the dull Merewn dread—not of the death that| (8! Wae eminently motive that she} The thought of its condition made| roat of a savage beast, the robber was imminent but lest the mercy it| Dever ©Xperienced in the cool airiness | her hesitate for @ moment but only| chief caught her by the throat and Offered should be snatched trom her, |224 Scrubulous cleanliness of Abmed|for a moment Her thirst wos too|held her for @ moment, her frantic, IFhen before the valet could ettvet nis| 00M, fiaueen'e vente. Her sensitive | great, to allow niceties to interfere] clutching hands powerless against his suprenie devotion had come the hail ag care with disgust, all her innate| with it. She pleked up one of the|strang grasp, theft slowly drew the working of his mouth} The Httle tent was Intensely hot, | turning as in revolt, The heat|clean coffee-cups that had rolled tallong knife ftom the ample fold » ag lhed aces saien apher aggravated a burning thirst that was|her feet, ringed It several times, and| hig walst-cloth, and as slowly ours Wounds saturating her linen eae and e tues pec iepoe " she 6 “arene ox seeue LANE Lae EERE wel’ S . . .' she said in] Diana walked back to the cushions] breast. folled over across her feet. She re-|French, but the woman shook her | and dropped down 6n to them giadiy With savage callousness, berore he membered vaguely the wild figures|head without looking up. Diana re-|‘Ihe events of the last few moments| released his hold of her he wiped th hemming her tn, but nothing more. peated the request in Arabic, one of | had tried her more than she realized,| stained knife carefully on ber cl “a Her eyes were stil] shut; a leaden|the few sentences she knew without | her logs-were shaking under her, and|ing and replaced tt ar es weight seemed fixed on them, and the|stumbling. This time the woman rose | she w 4 thankful to sic down. But| the 5 effort to open them wus beyond her|up hastily and held out 4 cup of the|her courage had vison with » bound strength, “Gaston,” she whispered] coffee she had been making | Hee position was an api feebly, and stretched out her hand. thick stutt, |but hope was strong within } - - could get’ That the Shelk would come she knew (To &e Continued) and then flung ead body from him. if rolled nthe Fug midway between him one, and Diana tore? 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