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moinfortheirshsreolettsutiou. But
the subject which interested me most of
oil was the snstomyond physiology of
the human brain ind nervous system.
Inmy travels in theEnst Ihsdleens
good deal of opium outing and smoking,
the use of Indian hemp and other nor-
ootics. sud being thus led to study the
notion of drugs upon nervous tissue!
discovered some things of which the
scientists of the day know nothing. nor
never will if they continue to work in
their present superficial fashion.
"One day I received from u friend in
Zanzibar it little tutekago of roots which
he said were used by the medicine men
there. and were tmpptuwd to have won-
derful properties. 1 mode it docm'tion of
some of them. and. utter testing it to as-
certain that it was not misonotis. I took
a snmll dose.
“At the end of an hour I could per~
oeive no effort. and Toni about l‘tllll'lllilt‘ll
the thing wus n ‘fuke‘ when the young
mun whom I muployml to assist me in
my experiments entered the room.
" ‘Well.‘ I understood hint to say. ‘I
suppose the fool has been 1nu.~..~:iu;.; some
more with his tilthy roots}
" ‘Sir.’ I excluiruod. ‘how dare you?‘
“My assistant. looked tit me with nas-
tonishod expression.
" ‘Ididn't say anything. sirfhe re-
plied. nnd then. though his lips wore
shut tight. I seemed to lli‘iil‘ him add:
"Is he drunk or crazy?” I stood lit‘WIltI-
ered for n_ moment and tin-n the truth
hushed upon rue—4hr.i drug had in some
way rendered my brain l't";mil~‘l\'i‘ to
the thought of another without tin: mod-
iution of the senses.
“For sovemlduys I went about read-
ing the thoughts in people‘s minds. and
then the reveolution of the gi-ilot‘iil buse-
ness of immunity become so terrible thut
I resolved never to touch the drug
again." M r. Arkin hero mused.
"And did you never?" I asked. ”find
any exception. any true. noble soul.
amid oil the bubble of haw out-s?"
“Never." ho ropiiod. “Wluit was not.
evil wouprthy and trivial."
“Yes." midi. ":~lll’li i-ortninlydoox-
ist. I will be sworn that i know it per-
son with u mind so pure you might
search it. with no iutoih-otuul mirro-
scopo without finding our ll’ill’t‘ of any-
thing,, iguoidu. oi" nnyiiiim: Tm: wimtis
true. lmutit‘ul and good."
My friend gave the nu mnhirstnnding
look nnd said. with u elnilv:
"Happy tho mun “‘lltltfllll hollow that.
I envy him from lln» bottom of my
heart."
"If you donot lu-llovo ii." i repliod.
pl'oVokod. "tin-n take some of your mis-
omlllo drut,r .ind i'ltIlli‘ with mo. [will
let you son for yourself."
“No." ho said. "i vowed never to
touch it again. and l now-r will. but if
you would like to try—why l have no
ohjet'tioll to lending you n little."
I signified my desire to do so, nud he
wont to his room. returning,r presently
with zilittlo vinl. hnlt' filled with n ruby
liquid.
“Toke three drops of that in u gloss of
water." he sold. "itlioul hatlt‘ an hour be.
fore you meet this person. lint llt'fill't'l
give it to you I want you in promise me
two things» first. that it‘ six I t‘lipt‘t‘i you
find this person unworthy you will not.
in your despair do nnytln‘n: Ilt‘~]ll‘l‘illt';
and. ril‘t'iliiil. that you willroturu lltut
vinluud report the rwull ot‘ the expo-ri-
ment."
I l‘t‘ildll)’ :it'i't‘dod in flu-so l’i‘tlllibl‘iitllil
We ported. ho to ink» his :Ii‘tt-rnoou nnp
and l to stroll on the lunch.
After supper l \Vi‘liI to my room. took
the required dose iiilll in half an hour
dilliml forth to iiud Miss .‘\l\"llilil. I
liltiilt' up my mind \vhntovrr owum-el not
to lwtmy my llt'\\' powvr. Lu! T Tit‘ill‘l)’
broke my resolution the I'm" gtrsou I
mot. This was our Iliulis. it ioliow who
had lli't'll in tho llitlill oi' liorrowing
sntull sums of mom-y. llo :si'. . led the
with :i smile uud a “How d'jm do?" but
he lhouulxlz
"llot'u minus tlmt blooming: joy.
Brown. Wonder if lio'sgool l'ot' nuothvr
tumor?"
“No. sir." i mi. driwiu: myself up
and lunllllil: ui him tivi‘m-ly. "’l‘lult
blooming joy. llrown. is not goal l‘orun-
other tounor nor for smother m-ul."
Ills jaw dropped: lu- slui‘vd :ti mo. rind
llol'i him under tho ilupl't‘rwiou tlmt ho
luul inmlvi-rtmtlly Hlulki’ll his thoughts
lllnllil.
i found .lliss Atwood silliuir by her-
i
Hell in :t mun liilt'kt‘il t-t-iioo uh ilu‘ Vor-
undit. looking out. over the water. The
lust glow oi’ the fading eunwi Kli'lnllt‘il
ovur llio li'dllilllll emu. lu ill lilllgzli'
light Mint Aiwood‘u Tait-mo ‘illl'.l to mo
otultuwt rliptii'liitllll'iil luxury, und 1
“lilll‘iiill'lli'tl her with u i'wiiu; ukin to
own.
This wns «pliio dispvllvd. howovnr. lty
lit-rillinliiuu lie I l‘lillii' up: "Hit. good!
Intro t'iiliit“ (’luil'liol"
“Hood l-vouilm. Miss Alwimd.” mild I.
“(limd u-vi-uinu. Mr. Brown." she ro-
pliod. moving over it little on the suit,
“won't you «it down?"
I seniol myself health! but. und point-
ing to the Western sky. sold:
"Hoe what u Tmutii’ui hdryhmd mt-
tnro hue pointed for usin yonder clouds. ‘
It looks to me lilrotinoihor nud vusteri
ocean dotted with golden ulnles. null on
one ofthom lso pulureoll oi‘rnhy end
opal. Would it not. ltelm‘oly if we
could live in such a mansion?"
“Oh. wouldn't. it." she rrivd with that
dreamy. poetic expression on hot lives
which hud so tllli'ni’llitmltill too. But to
my utter astonishment. she won not
thinking of the clouds nt nil..but was
speculstluues towhether my mthercon-
spicuous Wotchaliui wus gonnineot
plated. lb.
I thought with oils n or
other times I but uttered similar senti-
mental remarks. and wondered it
had all had the some reception. But
mmnottojud‘ewohutilysndh
In t
"The sum insects inst drawing to s
stun, Ham" 1 m. "was
, . ~_m..ssMIw-., _M
the various
m .
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“h,_ ' More
mom its" Mints-sum
ed toiovs out m must asp-rote. to
be losttorever inthe dresry rod: 1!
every day life? ' .
“But iuour use thereissnsl
tive," I replied. "It We onlywish to, we
out make our pleasant summer here but
thestepping stone hos lifekmg hoppi-
nose."
“How do you mean?" asked the in on
undertone, and looking down in feigned
emberrnssment. As I matter of foot.
however. she wondered if it was getting
dark enough so that she could let me
kiss her, should I manifest any tendency
in that direction. As may be imagined.
I was not over-plenum] with the result
at my experiment so far. but still. I roll-
soned. it was only natural thnt n lover
should ovorestimute the intellectual
qualities of the girl he loved. and as for
us I could see she really 0an for me. so
I said. with perhaps is little less emotion
than the tu't-usion domnndod. for u gum-
bb rwho knows thedioe are loaded can't
work up tum-h excitement:
"Miss Atwood. Lucy tlt‘.l.I'. you know
that I love you.” Ispoko with greater
corthintyon this point than low-retire
wont to do. "I have loved you sinrothe
first day we mot in the pork. Will you
join your lot with mine. Lin-y?" I leaned
over und took her hand without waiting
for an unswor.
"Oh. this is so sudden. Mr. Brown,"
she replied. affecting grout mnlurruss-
mont. but leaving her hand in mine,
"you must give me time to consider."
This hypocrisy irritutod me.
"i ih. ('otno." I said. "you huwillonght
of this lw'loi'o: I know you have." and
considering um it was dark enough. I
put. my unit over her shoulder. drew her
to me and kissed her.
"No." l replied. "you can't got away
until you'vo said ‘yes.’ "
"Well. then." she Sillil in a mock
plaintive voice. "if that's the ruse I
must comply. you wicked mun—-
' 't-sf"
3I prepared ‘ myself for tho fouling of
tt‘Ililt'I‘ joy which was to diil‘uso itself
through ht'r mind at this hnppy con-
sumtuzitioh. but here is what. she
thought:
"\\'vll.it's all suttlodnow. Iwisll.
though. it had been Williv: h:- hns twice
its much homey."
Little shi- thought how futul that was!
Pushing llt‘i‘ rudely from mo loxrloimed
angrily:
"lnlox-«l! Would you lllit' me to tell
him of your l't*.:.'ll'-.l'."'
"Why. what's the matter?" ~hn~ sillin-
IIII‘I'i‘il. "Ti-llwho-~whnt':"
"Toll Willie. whoever ln- i~. oi’your
grunt :ti't'wwtioh for his mom-y lugs.”
"i don't understood." mill silo. tt‘vmu—
lously. withh was true etiougil. ’l'iu-n
tln- sumo thin: oot'ur'rei to hot that did
to I,iillk8~.~‘llt‘ sup; used that sht- hnd
unconsciously spoken lu-r thoughts
aloud.
"What did I tiny?" silo asked.
"( )h.you didn‘t. say anything. confound
it." I ropiiod. “you only thought."
"How do you know wimt i thought?"
shonelml. in indiu'nmu astonishment.
“tilt. il!‘\‘t‘i‘ ntind."l rt-pltwl. "Hood-
lly." I rose and sinrii-d to h-nvo her.
but she walla-:1 quickly up to mo. took
hold of my cunt Tupi-l and wild in u hull
whisper full of wrnth:
“Sit". how dare you trill» with my nt-
ft-rtious this way?"
'l‘lu' muss. of furious thoughts which
rum-d in hwt' mind :11 tltismium'nt was a
rovvlniion to the! it was worth all the
pain of my dismntfituro.
“Don‘t gi-i oxt'itml." i said. soothing»
1y; "uxritvmvnt dilute s Illt‘ idonl \‘m-‘M‘ls‘
of tho law- nnd spoils iln- t'nlilplt‘Xioll.
As to tlmi lu'oxu'lt of promi-m suit you
Wort-just new thinking illmui. lot me,
from my I» “Ill kno\\'li-i:i-. mlviw you
not to try it: you hnwn'l T‘llflll'li'nt
urouudm"
Shiwtztt'tinl liill‘k in tori-on
"l'nu you rond the humid
my hmm‘f‘ nin- i'riwl.
"l’ol'lmpt." l rt‘pllwl; "ut ztny rule I
ouu ht't‘ min tho i-ztvity win-re tho lu'urt
itil‘Jlil in lli‘.”
i left lit'l‘ :ind hurried tomy rooin.giv~
in}; u widt- livrlh to every on»- i mot on
tho wuy. l i‘tillltl not sloop. hut Hut
up nil night ntuokintuunl pondvringim-r
my sl i‘.iil;.,'i‘ experiment.
As Mulii m it lwg'nu to gut ll 'hl I left
my t'lututlu-ruud \vout out on tho little
llulvouy whore wa- lutd bwn playing
chose lilo tiny huforu. (in the way i
pussod plow li_\' n rt‘l'l‘illii. and was ilnp~
py in llilll llll‘ i‘ll't‘i‘lri Ul' lltl‘ ill'ill: lilitl
mntpli-tvly pnsmui tthl)‘. \l’lo-ihvrho
though! mono use or wn-i grotri’ult'or
the tuition»: sliver mine I hnd given him
no low T“ :u'tluml us much it mystery to
"to tit-i My 1‘.
The nir outwith: woe .«iili. 'i‘l‘.-- wuvus
cunn- in on tho bum-h with the lil't‘l‘lillon
ol’ t-lm'lnvnrk. und l'i'lll't‘tl. rurlol owr
und toll will» it deep tuuuionl «wishing
Hound. uud llti' Tim‘itlt' lint-s ol' illotluwn
eporklwl lwiow in the dew ludvu lliii‘lili
of tho pnrlt.
A strutmo fol-ling mono over me that.
till I now and heard won it ettuwmlouu
drontn of whirl: i won on itwiunitiront
thing of
part. Iliuli’ exported to rum the sot-no
before me suddenly roll up him It theater
curtain to «lim'iost- some more rv zl ‘er
book of it.
Prem-ntly I won roused from my re-
verie by some one routing up behind me
and turning I saw my friend .‘Ir. Ar-
kin.
"Well." he said. “what inc-k?"
I told him the result. of the oxlmriment
and returnth him the vial.
"Life in n failure." I sold.
"No."ho replied. "I don't think it is.
When inquisitive people lilo» you and I
go to prying into secrets not intended
torus. it is our own minimums and not
nature We have to blame Iitfllit! result.
The longer I live the more i lwome con-
vinced that life is symboliool: thstits
worth lies not in what it is in itself but
in uhstltsiguilisstoound that them
whosspscieuimis u twlinh as howls;
should learnt-em in s bountiful not
null titan timid!
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