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os Sgn etre i SS E a oS? bees - ak . 3 around, “ but I Gicw of a cavernous retreat, up in the cliff we es : -_ quitted, below the rendezvous, where you can conceal your- _ self without being discovered.” . As she spoke, & man, in a lieutenant’s uniform, was seen bending far over from one of the rocks—a pistol in ‘his = _ band. 3 _ The glare of the lanterns, meanwhile, fell full upon the per- : ~ son of Nettie’s companion. 2 “Tt is Captain Wand! Hold, there—I know you !” shouted ae lieutenant ; “ you can not escape us. Stop, or I fire!” Nettie, however, continued to ply her paddles. “ Down,” she whispered to Wand, “ crouch down until we E get behind that rock, you see ahead.” : 4 He was about obeying, when crack! went the pistol, and the young man fell into the bottom of the boat. = “ You have killed him! hé is dead !” screamed Nettie, as the “boat glided behind the rock, beyond. * _—-—s«*The sound of oars was now heard. 7 The lieutenant, determined to make sure he had killed his _ ‘Man, was soon in pursuit. = acquainted with the rocky labyrinths, he was soon fast - in a protruding rift, on a level with the water, from which he ~ ‘Was unable, for some time, to extricate the boat. When, at last, he got it clear, he made a vain search for “< % the skiff and its occupants. . _ “T couldn’t have missed him,” remarked the lieutenant to a midshipman. “I'm quite sure my shot did its duty. That Woman, wheever she may be, is welcome to the body.” Still, he continued his search, which, however, proved fruit- - - ~~ s aw Bs os =e Comicbooks:com