Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-13
ALL.rs vvELL rnAT ENDS WELL

Katharine Forsyth was brave woman, elss 1
should not have this story 10 write, tue terrible
wi!dness Of the night, the furious 1ashing of the
rain, the roar OF the ansry sea, made her aser for
a momsnt upOn the threshold hsfOEe going ont.
The wind in that moment Whirled past Der, and
blaW open the half shut hboRaFy door, bringing
hStfgther FROM The room to see what had hep-
Pened.,
"KstAariAO. sou are not going optf'' 10 anaza-
ment. .5-s s,t..
1nsts Was certainly no hesitation IN her voice
and aometaing ip her syea made her father careful
Of his next words. e. #5 3 II. -.i.,. ~, b.
GTst No 10 Il is necessary srrand,"' s.,... @ 4.
ut is q necessary OFTand, bat one which my
father would not Wlsh to attend to-" she said,
with her eyes looking straight into his. "a mes
senger brought me i've minutes since that Court
sS,a ssy AISOtss S''Ae Fs PpOA the at Bay
@YeQ.Eill DC. nothing qnxOmaplY, ] trust. >
Mr. prb q p4tA mRal alagn na@j AZ ~ 4eOk
his rubber coat ffOm the rack, and hastiiy AiPped
SYou had better not %, iatAsr Il you are afraid
OF me, she said, as quistly as before, though he
saw RGlleHDlEAi e Was,a a1n1cad Quist, ~ior Il Am
afraid Of myself tonight One thing is certain,
fCaptain Alcott lives % sec ne again, he will
know that love him, aud that MWas no fault pi
mine that he thOught diAeTuntly Six Iaonthl
a. -''' te'n- ~ .,
N9.lOrsyth fairly grOansd. lie had hoSn -
sur: Cthsr. ~ s0sS1ala onlg tsla veg SyHning
thAt sue WVuto eSSopt nts paAns AoF uuAtiuB tno
houses and the lands of the FOEsyths and the
HolWorths, hat nOW this Plhbian, that he hated
hka p0sons must come agAiR fbatWeeR him and
his moat cherished hopes. laeittsf .t.s- sga n
Thoro are times when such = thing as an
tSOuES. O q ks ~. rIS Zine. s'rI Hs a1S oSd SS
with Der, and while her face held that aWiuI
look. II he was q wise man, there would be little
at Tftu.i iSii mile u tAs fihh. foihh., Gsa tA.y tGAEtsi
out. sllsnt aud anxious AR hoped In his heart
that the vessel would go "a aioms. though be
dared not think that be hopeaao thongh as he
doubts Whether thai event would maund the mat
ter iR the end Kathstins had, ir0m her young
giFlhood-she .WAs n0W tasuly y-tAreo-been !
most incompEp phansih rers0n tofhosO who knew
her best, and q fonE back abe had reached tbs
climax Of ineompEehOnsihltty, by accepting
taeialy tbs almost reckless alteration OF Captain
Alcott, who 6arS4 dbohi q Illth ErYher sTisto-
cr9tia blood as any man living but yho would
needed be, for The love Of this woman.
,KathRTine's father had managed to see him
alone when he came to make Ms last call ba
fore sailing and 81 reply TO the Captains ques
ton if he would enfFnst bis daughter 70 bill
keeping. Mr.. Forsyth had answered him tha
he could not, because other plans were matur
"a eoR heryNfhat sKathoRind MAS. engaged 70
daylwOnld he o1cuaa heTp And ngd boz "a hII
out with ell the politeness OF an earl, and thl
CaptnlA AaA NoH8 on tNUoA OnE1l1g tno nr0ui
father who stood between him and the doaEes
hops he had sRsThad, ana, al4ost euEslRG 4th'
81 lAkRsold his daughter Of the In
tervieW, told every particular, without com
menk because he Wasa nttle AFRAID NOT % le