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Updated: May 12, 2025
David Pollard hurried below, to see what he could do to help Hal Hastings in this supreme crisis. "We're leaving her right behind," rang Jack Benson's voice, exultantly. "The 'Zelda's' old speed was her best, even at overheating. If nothing happens, now, we'll go in first!" Interest, now, led those on the "Benson's" deck aft.
She walked on very fast toward Zelda's, trying to occupy the whole of her mind with planning a new gown. But Zelda had more tender news to break that day than that of a new scandal. "Katie," she approached it, in Zelda's own delicate fashion, "what would you think of Major Darrett and me joy-riding through life together?" "I approve of it," said Katie, with curious heartiness.
A whiff of some new scandal, she supposed. That was the basis of most of Zelda's "talks." Though possibly she had some things to tell about Harry Prescott's approaching marriage to Caroline Osborne. Katie had been asked to be a bridesmaid at that wedding.
"Neither am I. Jake, we have a strong fight to make to-day. Somehow, Rhinds has managed to put a pretty lively engine in that boat of his. I had an idea she'd be two or three miles an hour slower." "Probably we haven't been shown anything like the 'Zelda's' best speed, yet," replied Farnum, moodily.
She was so tired of Zelda Fraser that she would like to meet Helen. And she would like the mountains. Perhaps they would do something for her soul if she had not danced it quite away. She was getting very wretched about having to be so happy all the time. She was on her way to Zelda's that afternoon, Zelda having asked her to come in for a cup of tea and a talk.
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