41 Lure O Gold 1904

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" " How " " The <strong>Lure</strong> o <strong>Gold</strong> which the cunning Jap had taken from broom-handles, and twisted around neat hardwood thumb-screws. "What are you going to do with this?" asked the Doctor of Yohara. "It s no time to be playing it on deck. If the Captain saw you with it he d make music for you." Oh, I no going play now," said the Jap, sadly, shak ing his head. "What then?" "I putting it into chute." " The dickens you exclaimed the Doctor. are," " Yes, I sinking it burn very well make good fire for the ship for one minute." many miles do you think we d run on it, Yo hara ? snickered the second officer. "Don t laugh at him," said the Doctor, seriously. "Don t you see what a sacrifice he s making? This yo-kin is the apple of his eye. It took him weeks and weeks to make it. It s the only treasure he s got, and he s willing to part with it for the good of the ship. Now I call that a genuine sacrifice a piece of down right good-heartedness . "So it is," said Mr. Lovell, "and I shouldn t have laughed, only it s so perfectly [218]
" The Steam Collier "Yohara!" called the Doctor to the Jap, who had walked solemnly away during the last words. Come back. You don t have to burn your yo-kin. You re a good boy, and here s half a dollar for you. Take the yo-kin back and hang it up, and if anybody attempts to burn it I ll jump on him stiff-legged." "I must not burn?" asked Yohara, pocketing the coin and patting his instrument affectionately. "Oh, I do not want to burn ! I love yo-kin to my heart ; but I sinking I must burn." " No no nothing of the the Doctor in sort," sisted stoutly. "I ll burn my instrument case first. Take it back and hang it up." " Sank you, sir sank you," said Yohara, in his soft little speech, and starting back to his coop near the scullery. "I very glad I must not burn. But if ship cannot go to San Fran-cis-co, I will burn I will burn." He hugged the yo-kin close to his breast and went away. "Talk about your self-denial," said my medical friend, " " doesn t that beat all ? " You re right," said Mr. Lovell, " and I m ashamed to think I laughed. Hope he didn t notice it. They re mighty sensitive little fellows, those Japs." [219]
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JOHN* MORNING
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Copyright 1904, by EDWARD J. CLODE
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" Contents I My Burden of Trea
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The Lure o* Gold MY BURDEN OF TREAS
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My Burden of Treasure And yet my ey
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My Burden of Treasure coast that up
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" " My Burden of Treasure
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My Burden of Treasure more than onc
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" " II ADVICE FROM DOCTOR
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Advice from Doctor Quaritcfi fatal
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My Burden Grows Heavier the rifle.
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My Burden Grows Heavier stan over i
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" " " " My Burd
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" at all. My Burden Grows Heav
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IV IN WHICH I AM RELIEVED OF MY BUR
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" " / am Relieved of my B
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I am Relieved of my Burden me when
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V BACK TO THE GOLDEN NORTH I PULLED
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The Lure o Gold Again I thought of
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" VI GUARDING THE BEACH WE wer
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" The Lure o Gold come aboard.
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the robbery. The Lure o 9 Gold Thes
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The Lure o 9 Gold through all that.
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" The Lure o Gold " &quot
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The Lure o 9 Gold It would have mad
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" Lame " " The Lure
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The Lure o Gold and the whereabouts
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X A HEAVY TRUNK HAVING the run of t
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A Heavy Trunk I paid several visits
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" A Heavy Trunk "You find
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A Heavy Trunk clined to take the ai
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" " The Last Pound of Coa
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