The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-23
be called Lis Fony.- he said. rather

together.
 But Lil's Folly. fed and washed. brushed and treated kindly. began ,e have a re spectable appearance. Hls shaggy coa, became black and glossy i-It otsrrvrvi that he was growing: and Malor LAwncv sarrcplIuously fed hlm from hts plate al dinner. and pronounced hlm a verl good specimen of the ewfoundland
 \ot so bad an Ins nses;meni. u. he fli'5..1y remarked. kindly when ln the sr-n- Folly had reached remarkable >ss.
 = Thank you can bear considerable oi tha; sort ni thing Gay:I have been ashamed of him so long
 Folly was invested with handsome ne" eei.Ar. and m ihe summer wen, down = ,hc ,eashore with them They look board at one of the hotels u had never been lu such place before The great. restless. level sea. the stretch of silent shifting sky. the panorama si the glldng sails. were lnde>crihabi1 s;and to her She d. Sssss@..sa:l. og, ht .lo.f>. rinnirs along tse shore and climbing the rocks like child. She watched suntl>e> and sunsets. She =, III the yellow sands watching ;hr snowy surf. and itVed .tlI the happInes> she had ever dreamed.
 Her husband iei>urely accompanied her lght footsteps Ii hls thoughts Were sraVer than hvrs. they were not ic>> pleas an, and that bonn, golden. sleneins head wts the llgh, ei his eyes, Bu; one daH he had letters to write when iIi wanted to be out of doors.
 '' Be as qul k a> you can. GGv and will run about bY ulyscii with t,,iiN uaiil sl;! ale ready. when we will ge down io the shallow>. she sad. and ~a> t~ty. the srcat Newfoundland dpc 4, her safe.
 Ea!lx ~.t> >.t.s tetaa>. ,toyile and ebedi ent Along the shores he w@> allowed Ia accompany them: but 4, the village. where Ma'F ia~neX received hlS lR..A tw.ee a week, hr fouud Al emb,trfa>s- f'fefI; Il s-;t.s.t4 hviitsefen; laas;lti ak lns w.tr upoN ham. and though toih. "be- ins n. berc himself brasel<. hc Wa> the srcates; sufferer n these encounters. h> reason ai his shaggy coat. Whieh save the nAs;lii - undetAchable h"id uipn hlm
 l.. also had ocea>lonal errand, ai the village. | fs3iv ieiia~ra unpoise.Ncd and was scnl back. he always obey cd mi aaly turned back II the command iieIuc. >if. home hgt returning ta the piazz., 1t fhe hotel. where hc lay down and paisent iftsdcd hi> tiRe.
 BIt ,kis murnfng he was free te=t-.il..s, h., yoGn- nt,.re>> He boGadcd II her >dc. hi, EcsG erect. hi> great iaIi fnexine ike 4 banner. apparently a> happs .l> she w@>
 Elltn1k neW dfcs,.aa ;h's malH.u-. ..ad. aoss.5 eui ai >i1hI oi the hatei f..iI oa, upon Il ptenantory tha; reached i.t ia;o the re>tlcs, water There she sai down to rest. bat soon bu,Icd herself pic klng ID snme beautiful pnk ,e.. ,heii-
 When hour had passed n tn, v..s ~he tlTnes. rc.f.Icc tTc, 1T amazemeHi. She was upan d >tu., ! .>land. The sea had adYanr cd to>scd the neck II lts lowest point. and eui hcf off from the man land. And. to her horror, she S..@ that Il nas s;ill .,ds.tnE if... and lcs>ening the little island upon whi, ,he aHd ;he dog stood
 A;,eg a moment she climbed upon the highe,; rock and watched k, Ac>. the tde MS coming in rapidly and sWii,h and surely surrounding the island she ti..d reason Io believe t.t.t, t would >#e,lr. De submerged. Folly. too seeuaoei ;a >~ent danger. lie Ian back srl forth uac.sily. sn.tting the tar.
 i..l ~stnk deNa eu the raca. and tired te ,hnk. She WAS aboai mic from the ho;el aa, eu;of-sigh, oft Tier husband NeHi8 sppfehcad T ,faf.b3e. .tt.#4. s5..ss 4c sh,a.a b.,te f.al>hee. hi> letter. l,o4.d stie" | e.-..s and tAaIi hcr ict4fu No s-ge wa-.oa -he >hnre 4sd uo l0t., n
 t.,. | i.4e Watcf ,i.ss.l.i -.hla,= -ss. ,-
 Qpa ehzsh ,hc H. 'tyit v.s~ t.s. s;s>,les, ti.; int ,l, Wo..la br .-t,. |. t...
 =.ta Hatt trii Ao4 u9,, .ats tfc ,z~#s < -t; ihvte w8tz hans the ,.5,i.fz- ' ..'st
 trt5n. L. he hrave T, Bg f.1f n ti.fk aaa haUpg >hc had bceH haA her 5a>- t5ae ea s ,5ef ae4,h .r .eeaes sne, bce>.i,
 h.; she f.s.c u ll,,. 'I.s.,. r., tde,i ..,tr t.il4s:- lie she Gc,esmucd ,4 ,,i5. fhe do- ashore Mi,h fne,,,s, = Ter h-lShand.
 Te.,ru. blank u.Ec from a lc,'cf n fe. ia. .e;. she Wra;e :. ica .rse,t 5afs!, upon |. wI,h 'he il,tie god pen. la, hang from her watch guard. ant then. t.ed = fa,;en the note F. Fpl.4 s eoilaf: but the paper was loo Pcrlshabic "a ;rus, ;o the water The sal, drops. aircacs duppns from n, ,ha-s> i,.' .rzs8n-I, soaked T and made ], worthless. en, ne broke int1 bitter T, lnc aee; su>...... she sna'ehed inc pre'tl ,,rsss htti9em fer head and ted ' securely by l.s ss,r,!.r ubbon, fo toily's nees
 lie looked !n,o her ta-e. ehs8c6. a-a crolched at her feet, Mas he .r94aiea Tor her or himself. : 'G9 home home >ir' :" she,a3d.
 For the nf,t tune Faiiy Ggd 10, obcy. iie alternately efeeehed hefare hcr. and sprung pon her brc@,i. aag-5ag f., t.. she caugh, hold of h., collar ard le.. h.sa to The water, edge.
 "tfo home Felly home home
 Nth desperate howl the dog ,paaag .nia the water
 He swan away and lef' f.l alone. The water eae.rcled her within feR yards ~9It aas cer:a5n nos, that I. would flse aboa' inc recks upon @hsch shc sat. l.: spite ef herself she IS crN4nx InI,erahl,.