Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

! lie MIGHT be coming here 10 Hevoet;
| hp MIGHT come lcro the morn. he micht-
| nae come for n twalmOnth; ! would won
1 der nt nuethiug-or just nc the ac thing,
! and that's IL he was TO pa me my siller
l Ne see what way ! stand with H. and DO
/ cicur I'm no very likely 10 NEEDLE up
/ with the young Teddy, as ye ca her. SHE
\ cunnnp stop here. that's ne thing certain
/ sure. bod. sir I'm a lone man " j
was to til, her IN, it's highl possible the
/ hcllicat would try aud gar me marry her
! whom he turned up
/ "Enougl, of this talk" said ]. 81 will
] take the young lady among better friends
! Give iue pen, ink. and paper, and VIII
! leave here for james More the address
/ of my correspondent iu Leydeu. lie can
! thus learn from me where he Is to seek
! his daughter
This word / wrote and scaled: which
| while ! was doing, Sprott Of his own
/ motion made u welcome offer to charge
| himself with Miss Drummnd's mails,
aud even send porter for Thorn TO the
/ inn. ! advanced him to Tint effect q
/ dollar or two to boz "a cover. and hc gave
/ me ON acknowledgment in writing of the
/ sum-
Whereupon u giving my arm 10 Cnt-
| riunul we left the house Of his unpalutn-
| BILE rascal, she had said no word
/ throughout. leaving me tD judge aud
speak in her place; l. upon my side, had
/ glnnco; and even now, although my
/ heart sull glOwod inside of me with
| shame aud anger. | made 10 my affair
| 90 seem quite easy.
Vow said J, "lot MS get back 10 yon
slmr inn whore they cnn speak thp
] Frpnch. have piece Vt dinner. aud iu-
/ uuirc Tor cOuyryuurps To- Rotterdam. |
| will newer hc easy till | have yuu safe
umm iu thc hands of Mrs Grbbip'
81 suppose 10 viii have to be- said
! Cau'onu, Though whoever win he
! pleased, I do NOT think il win boz her.
! that ! have but one shilling aud three
! bauhpps.'
"Aul iust this once again." said /.
! ~ VIII remind you b. WAS blessing
! thar ] came along with Nuu'
what else would ] hc thinking all
/ tbi- umrF .uys She nnd thought
| wcghrd little ON my arm. "lt is you
| that are the good friend To- me-
! CHAPTER XIII. Travels iu Holland.
Tho rattle wagon. which is kind of a
| long wagon set with benches, carried MS
! boo four hours of travel lu thr great city
! of Rotterdam. 10 was long past dark
! ly jhpu, hut the streets pretty brightly
| lighted ana thruugcd with wIld-liko out
! llulish characters bearded Hebrews,
! blucs men, and the hordc- of cOurtcsuus.
| mostly indcccutly adorned with hucry and
/ HI'I't'IIa NNt|IlhN ny IlNlN WHY NlNA'N'N
! Che riu-h OF talk about ms made orr
! heads Co whirl and what was the most
! unexpected of Hll, we appeared To hr nu
! more struck with all these foreigners
! than they with rs. ! m0dc the best
! iJce | could, for the lusss sake ana my
! own credit, but tine truth is ! felt like
! % lost sLrrp, aud my hear, beat IN my
| bosom with anxiety once or twice
! inquired after the mrhor or the berth of
| thr ship Rose; but either fell ON some
| who spoke only Hollands, Or my own
! French failed me Trying Il street az a
| venture ] came upon lane Of lighted
| hoDHe the doors aud windows thrungcd
| witt. wHufs itke-u painted women; thp4t
iu~tlrd uud Knocked upOn USTT--'r---s -.lI
| and ! wus thankful we had nothing of
| thoir language A little after we ISSUED
! forth upon un opcn place along the hnr
Dor
I'VE shall br doing now cries /. n
soon as / -picd ma9ts. Let ms walk
here by the hurhor We are snrc q,
meet SOME one HAT has tho English
AMI at the best of 10 we may Hight upon
| that very ship
We did The next best, az happened
| for about nine of the evening, whom
should wr walk into the arms of hui
! Captain Sang lie told us they la,
! made their run W HE WOst Incredible
brief time, the wind holding strong gu
they reached port by which means hl'
passengers were all gone already ON thcl
| further travels 10 was impossible T.,
chase after the Gehbips into the hlgl
Germany, and we had mo- other aCquain
! tuncc 90 fall back upon hut Cuptuil
Sang himself II was the moro GRITTY
ing to find the man friendly and wishiu
to assist. lie made IL u small affair Il
tud some good plain family of merchant s.
where Cutriona might hnrbor I'LL thu
Rose was londcn; declared he would tLh
! hlythcly carry hcr back 10 Lcith 80
| nothing aud see her safe IN the handH %
Mr. Gregory; and in The meanwhile eur
ricd us tO late ordinary for the meA
| We stood In need off, He seemed OK
tremely friendly as ] say bat, VIVA
SURPRISED me q good deal, rather bolstc
| rous ln the bargain, and the cause OF TN
was soon Ga appear. For at the ordi
nary, calling for Rhone wine and drink
ing Of It deep. he soon became unuttern
bly, upsy. In thls case, ms TOO common
with all men, hut especially With /thus
n of his rough trade, what little sense %
manners he possessed deserted him; am
be behaved himself so scandalQu9 70 tn
young lady, jcsung most ill-luVOredly q
the figure she had made ON the ship
rail, That / had no resources but carr,
her suddenly away.
She came ont of that ordinary clingin
to me close, "Iukc me away David,
she suid, You keep me. | ann mo-
afraid with YOU
And have NO cause, my little friend!
cried i, and could have found Il ia m
heart 10 weep,
where win you be taking mey' ain
said again Don't leave me, at al
events; never leave mo-
Whore am | taking YOU, ndeodf
says l. stopping for had been stayin
on ahead Ia mere blindness. III must sto
and think. But I'm not leave you, Cat
rionl; the Lord do So To ne, and NOR
also, II | should fail on fash YOU"
She crcpt closer into me hy way of
reply,
, "llore," / said, sis the stillcst plac
that we have hit on yet in this bus
: Dyke of n city. Let ms sit down her
; under .yon tree and consider Of on
course"
/ That tree (which / am little like {
: forgcO stood Nhard hy the harbor sid,
u was black night, hut lights were !
The houses and nearer hand IN the qnit
D ship, thOrc was a shining of the city o
I the one hand. and a buzz hung over
y OF many thousand walking and taking
T. on the other 10 was dark aud the WOgt
! dubbed on the sides | spread my cloa
! on builders stone and made her 3
q therci She would lave kept her hold npo
@ me, for She shook with Che late allront'
D but l wanted 10 think clear, disengagc
| myself, and paced 20 aud fro before las
! VA the manner of what we call a smul
; gler's walk belahOring my brain for an
: | remedy. Nv the course of fhpstA seat tN