New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-10

the rear seat. and was getting up beside hef WIKI
the Doc said .o
mo, Zachariah. CIytemnestra requires the S4
porting arm of father. As we Journey onWale -
will permit her head to rest on the oTeaSt u Rat
author of her being and be lulLed gently lnIo ~
land of pleasant dreams which opens Only - -
innocent and pure of heart. t.a and
She smiled in the appealing way SIC HA'
nestled down in his arms t. *
Our driver didn't seem to need any orueiI n..
soon as we'd got ready the team started ana ~. ~,
vile began to slide back among the things L 1a-s
talk about The Doc made few passes oVe ~ -
face and she closed her eyes. looking as S"'
baby .,.L4,;,g
Before we'd gone far | noticed a flash OF hgnLlDS
away over in the west and pretty soon t neIe ~" 4,
low rumble of thunder The driver didh - sod
mind it but sat there looking straight aa 1S Tqs
letting his team trOt along he next las .:.,s5
palmer and the thunder got louder ne ~ h.
that it looked as though there was gong " ors
storm; but the man beside me never mace q Snor
or a sound, and turned to the Doc. W no Pun -
on his lips and shook his head
r HAD noticed when we started that the u lid
collar was turned UP and he had ms nav Esd
down over his eyes. He was leaning back Al - tbe
in the seat too. and didn't pay any -sased
horses merely letting them go ahead as teI
Pretty soon when there was another IlSh % Is beek
| caught a glimpse of his nose and part OF OO III he
There didn't seem to be much nose ielI' ,h,nk Ct
cheek was hollow | felt something IKE . - 80 anT
liver sliding down my back and as there "g -, Ii
special reason why | should Snuggle up ~ snare
him have all of the seat that could PosSl] ~ and
wondering what would happen II Jumps; -+is Bit
ran. | didn't like the looks OF things q IL stuck
and was wishing the Docs other manager + ~
to him, when | heard Clytie give a long. "a stag
sigh That braced me up and though EOS n i
with the game till | found out whether SIG
because she wanted TO be or not. any lore The
We must have gone hve or SiN illiTS s,rrng %
storm caught up with us and 1 was 80 me. /
feel quite easy about the silent chaP t5er rig
was even doing bit when a clap OF ''.1rgh By
over us woke me up 1t had got hslt CIV, see that
that time in spite of the clouds for me ~ % looked
what little of the drivers face WASH GOV inc as
pretty dead. But | didn't care mucli, y and
didn't have to touch him: for It was So sfraid 70
I've never heard of a ghost vet that -
meet as man to man IN the daylight. +ber town
We were getting into the edge OF Ut" III ms and
There was a railroad track not tar ahe"H -
little depot at the side of the ROAD o., - Doc sad,
We shall get out at the station, 80 the raa
and we'd lust got under the roof OF II iJn't stsJ
began to come down hard The spoon III through
a minute after we had landed lie dioS: his head
the storm without saying WORD OF i found on.
and | never saw him again AtteT"il ~. ard Il nay
that the Doc had supply OF stage have
be that he fixed the old man up 50 lie Gorpened "
to explain things if any OF his fIie0 55nt know
see him taking us out of Plumvile; &c. but DC
how the wizard managed 10 get the odSSe sat down
had it all there in two big satchelS anu slipping on
in the depot to wait for tram; Cly soon as SIX
some other clothes over her white oheS ="