They were landed at Leuraville on the evening of the fourth day.

A tender took them off with the mails--as it happened, they were the only passengers for that small sea-township.

Ordinary business folk going north, preferred the smaller coasting steamers which put in at every port.

The postmaster, the portmaster, the police magistrate, and a few local notables were waiting to receive them at the wharf.

McKeith greeted them all heartily and rather shyly introduced them to his bride.