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CHAPTER VI
Continued from Last Week
He was thinking that he had for
gotten his great vow of vengeance
lulled to sleep by his vain dream of
love he was telling himself that his
vow must be fulfilled or his mother
who had urged him to it would fol
low him with her curse from her
grave For some minutes this feeling
grew more and more powerful and
more and more his limbs and whole
body quivered The poor woman in
the crape saw that he trembled anu
leaned towards him and asked if he
was ill But he only shook his head
and drew back in silence into the
corner of the pew
I must be going mad he thought
and to steady his mind he turned to
the book thinking to follow the old
parson as he lisped along
It was a reference Bible that the
woman had lent him and as his eyes
rambled aver the page never resting
until they alit on the words then
will I slay my brother Jacob he
shuddered and thought How hid
eous All at once ne marked the
word slay in the margin with many
references to it and hardly knowing
what he was doing he turned up the
first of them From that moment his
senses were in a turmoil and he
knew nothing clearly of all that was
being done about him He thought
he saw that through all the ages
God had made man the instrument of
his vengeance on the wrongdoer The
stories of Moses of Saul of Samson
came back to him one by one and as
he read a chill terror filled hi whole
being
He put the book down trying to
compose himself and then he thought
How childish God is Xing of
Earth and heaven and needs the
help of no man But his nervous
fingers could not rest and he took
up the Bible again while the parson
prosed through his short sermon
This time he turned away from the
passages that haunted him though
Esau Esau Esau rang in his
head Rolling the leaves in his hand
he read in one place how the Lord
visits His vengeance upon the chil
dren for the sins of the fathers and
then in another place how the near
est of kin to him that is killed shall
avenge the blood spilt and then again
in yet another place hof if man keeps
not his covenant with the Lord the
Lord will send a faintness upon him
and a great and woeful trembling so
that the sound of a shaken leaf shall
chase him
Am I then afraid he asked him
self and shut the book once more
His head swam with vague thoughts
I must keep my vow he thought
I am losing my senses he thought
again I am an Esau he thought
once more
Then he looked around the church
and if he had spen Gvecba at that
moment the fire of his heart would
have burnt itself out and all thought
of his vow would have gone from
him as it had gone before He did
not see her but he remembered her
and his soul dried away
The service came to an end and he
strode off turning from every face
but John Fairbrother tripped after
on the road touched him on the arm
looked up at him with a smirk and
said
Then you dont know where she
fcj
Who said Jason
Then you dont know eh said
John with a meaning look
Who dye mean Greeba
Just so Shes gone though I
warrant its fetching coals to New
castle to tell you so
Hearing that Jason pushed Gen
tleman John out of his way with a
lunger that sent the dandy reeling
and bounded off towards Lague
Aw well muttered John youd1
really think he didnt know
The woman in crape who had fol
lowed Jason out of the church
thinking to speak to him said Lave
him alone Its the spirit of the Lord
thats strivin with him
And old Davy who came up at the
moment said Divils maam divils
in the head
When Jason got to Lagu9 he found
the other Fairbrothcrs assembled j
there Asher had missed Greeba the j
night before and on rising late that
morning Sunday morning he had so
far conquered his laziness as to walk
round to his brothers houses and in
quire for her All six except John
had then trudged back to Lague
thinking in their slow way to start
a search and they began their quest
by ransacking Greebas room There
they found two letters in a chest
clearly forgotten in a hasty leave
taking One of them was Greebas
abandoned letter to Red Jason the
other was the letter of Michael Sun
locks to Greeba The Fairorjthers
read both with grim wonderment ana
Jacob put Greebas Jettar in his pock
et They were discussing the letter
of Sunlocks as Jason entered and
they fell back at sight of his ashy
face and the big beads of sweat that
dropped from it
Whats this Whera is she he
said and his powerful vuice shook
Without a word the handed him
the letter and he glanced it over and
turned it in his hands like one who
does not see or cannot read
Wheres she gone he said again
lifting his helpless eyes to the faces
about him
The devil knows said Jacob
but see read Michael Suniocks
running his finger along the signa
ture
At that a groan like the growl of a
beast came from Jasons throat and
like a baited dog he look around not
yet knowing on whom his wrath
should fasten
Its very simple Its plain to see
that she has gone too him said
Jacob
And then Jasons face was crossed
by a ghastly smile
Oh Im a woman of a man he
muttered looking stupidly down at
the paper in his hand A poor-spirited
fool he muttered again I
must be so God knows But at the
next moment his white face grew
blood red and he cried My curse
upon him and with that he tossed
back the letter and swung out of the
house
He went on to
mounted the new mill threw down
the roof rafters and every wall that
they had rested upon until not one
stone was left above another and the
house so near completion was only
a heap of ruins Then he went into
the old hut took up his treasures and
flung them out to sea
Meantime the six Fairbrothcrs were
putting their heads together
President said Thurstan thats
as good as Governor General
The deuce said John
Shell be rich said Ross I al
ways said she was fit for a lady
Hum Weve made a mess of it
said Stean
Well you wouldnt take my ad
vice said Asher I was for treat
ing the girl fair
Stay said Jacob its not yet too
late
Well whats to be done said
the others together
Go after ner said Jacob
Ah
Hum Listen This is what we nad
better do said Jacob Sell Balla
craine and send her the money and tell
her we never meant to keep it from
her
Thats good said John
A Governor General has pickings I
can tell you said Jacob
But wholl go said Asher
Go Hum What The deuce
Well I mighttnt refuse to go myself
said Jacob
And maybe I wouldnt mind going
with you said John
And so it was settled But the other
four said to themselves What about
the pickings And then each W
himself concluded secretly that if
Jacob and John went to Iceland Jacob
and John would get all that was to be
got by going and that to prevent such
cheating it would be necessary to go
with them
CHAPTER VII
THE YOKE OF JACOD
Jason paid the last of his debts in
the Isle of Man and then set sail for
Iceland with less money in his pocket
than Adam Fairbrother had carried
there He knew nothing of the where
abouts or condition of the man he
was going to seek except that Michael
Suniocks was at Reykjavik for so
much and no more he had read of
the letter that the Fairbrothers put
into his hands at Lague The ship he
first sailed by was a trader between
Copenhagen and the greater ports of
Scotland and Ireland and at the Dan
ish capital he secured a passage in a
whaler bound for Reykjavik His
double voyage covered more than six
weeks though there was a strong fair
wind from the coast of Scotland to
the coast of Denmark and again from
Denmark to Iceland The delay fret
ted him for his heart was afire but
there was no help for it he had to
submit He did so with no cheer of
spirit or he might have learned some
thing from the yarns of the seamen
All the gossip that came his way was
a chance remark of the master a
Dane who one day stopped in front of
him as he lay by the hatches and
asked if he was an Icelander oorn He
answered that he was Was he a sea
going man Yes Ship broken may
be in some foreign country That
was so How long had he been away
from Iceland Better than four years
Youll see many changes since that
time said the master Old Iceland
is turned topsy turvy
Jason understood this to mean some
political revolution and turned a deaf
ear to it for such things seemed but
sorry trifling to one with work like
his before him
They had just then sighted the
Westmann Islands through a white
sea vapor anu an hour later they lay
tthree miles off a rocky point while
an open boat came out to them over
the rough water from the island called
Home
It was the post boat of that desolate
rock fetching letters from the main
land and ready to receive them from
Denmark The postman was little and
old and his name was Patricksen
Well Patricksen and whats the
latest from the old country sang out
the master after two newspapers had
been thrown down and one letter taken
up
Why and havent you heard it
shouted the postman
Whats that cried the master
Theyve put up the young Manx
man shouted the postman I knew
his father he added and laughed
mockingly as he bent to the oars and
started back with his newspapers over
his three miles of tumbling sea
Jasons mind threw off its torpor
at the sound of those words While
the boat lay alongside he leaned over
the gunwale and listened eagerly
When it sheered off he watched it
until it had faded into the fog Then
he turned to the master and was about
to ask a question but quickly recov
ered himself and was silent Better
not he thought It would he re
membered when all should be over
Late the same day they came for
the first time in full view of the south
east coast of Iceland The fog had
lifted before a strong breeze from the
west where the red sun was dipping
into the seaN They were then by the
needles of Portland side on to the
vast arch which the heavy blow of
the tides of ten thousand years has
beaten out of the rock At the seas
edge were a hundred jagged prongs of
burnt crag flecked with the white
wings and echoing with the wild cry
of countless sea birds behind that
was a plain of lava dust for seabeach
farther back the dome of a volcano
lying asleep under its coverlet of snow
still farther a gray glacier glistening
with silver pikes and beyond all a
black jokull Wilderness jokull torn
by many earthquakes seamed and
streaked with the unmelted ice of cen
turies and towering over a stony sea
of desert untrodden yet by the foot of
man
Desolate as the scene was Jason
melted at the sight of it for this is
land born of fire and frost stood to
him as the only place in Gods wjde
world that he could call his home and
little as it had done for him less than
nothing as he owed to it yet it was
his native land and in coming back
to its bleak and terrible shores he
looked upon it with a thnu of the
heart and saw it through his tears
But he had little time and less de
sire to give way to tender feelings
and very soon he had small need to
steel himself to the work before him
for everytnmg served to spur him on
to it This was Iceland This was the
new home of Michael Suniocks Vts
was where his mother had starved
This was where she had fled to who
had wronged him sorely
Early the next day they rounded the
Smoky Point leaving the Old Man crag
under its shocks of foam to the right
nd the rock called the Mealsack under
its white cloud of sea gulls to the left
and began to beat down the fiord to
wards Reykjavik It was not yet six
oclock the Icelandic mid evening
when they cast anchor inside the little
island of Engy but the year was far
worn towards winter and the night
of the northern land had closed down
And the time having come to leave
the whaler Jason remembered that he
had been but a moody companion for
his shipmates though they had passed
some perilous days and nights togeth
er So he bade them good bye with
what cheer he coould summon up at
last and the rough fellows kissed him
after the manner of their people show
ing no rancor at all but only pity
and saying among themselves that it
was plain to see he had known trouble
and though given to strange outbursts
when alone was as simple and as gen
tle as a child and would never hurt
a fly
To be Continued
Seizure of M Zolas TVortin
The seizure of Emile Zolas works in
Berlin which has recently been re
ported was not instituted by the Ger
man government authorities or be
cause the books themselves were ob
jectionable The government censor
had nothing to do with the matter It
was simply the result of a quarrel be
tween publishers emphasized by the
judgment of a Stuttgart court It
seems that the German library at
Stuttgart and the Grimm library of
Budapest had both secured from M
Zola the right of translating his novels
into the German language the one for
Germany and the other for Austro
Hungary It now appears that the
Grimm library getting out its edition
first immediately placed the books on
sale in the Berlin book shops The
publishers at Stuttgart on being in
formed of the matter at once insti
tuted proceedings and according to
the judgment above noted an order
was given to seize all of Emile Zolas
works in Germany that had come from
the Budapest publishers
Sacred Siren of India
The sacred fires of India have not all
been extinguished The most an ent
which still exists was consecrated
twelve centuries ago in commemora
tion of the voyage made by the Par
sees when they emigrated from Persia
to India The fire is fed five times
every twenty four hours with sandal
wood and other fragrant materials
combined with very dry fuel The fire
in the village of Oodwada near Bulsar
is visited by Parsees in large numbers
during the months allotted to the pre
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Wounded Seals Golden Deathbed
A wounded seal led an Inoit hunt
er and an American tramp to that won
derful golden beach which fringes the
precipices below Sape Nome The two
men pursued the animal across the ice
into an unknown bay and found it
floundering in its death agony on a
golden strand whereon up till then
foot of man had never trodden There
is a city there now peopled by 30000
diggers Answers
What Is Fame
I Ftaak Gilder is the elder brother
of Richard Watson Gilder and is a
plaialst and musical enthusiast He
wao once traveling with a concert
company in Canada when he was
asked if he was any relation to Rich
ard Watson Gilder Oh yes es a
younger brother of mine he replied
wearily to the curious person But
he knows absolutely nothing about
-music absolutely nothing
Germany High Class Teaching
At the recent meeting of the Connec
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held in Springfield Mass Dr Balliet
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the schools of Germany The high
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a writer of books and often a teacher
in one of the universities The aver
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than it is in this country and much
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Spring Valley N Y is much in
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