Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03
Their Married Life
BY MABEL HERBERT URNEP

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LITER eat something" ad-
TX -od Warren. You'll not
- -e. like eating on that Chan
you think its going to be
auxiously
- ..m. but its always a mean
r..s- ike its going to be fog
.... anrad out the window at
... uarshy country through
.. -.ar were now whirling. II
missing when they left
r. now the mist had thick
frizzie.
r.r. .h1ut 20 piece Of French
-lE-ested Warren, that's
.#-- as Helen listlessly pushed
.-r plate.
..u'r eat on these French
.rs-rr.-E- DON'T look clean"
Pyaw -nayre "a darn sight cleaner
n those channel steamers. Seven
gs they were pretty punk
-noFr the same old boats"
rg-ar hey left the dining car and
r-o.r way back to their COM
I-.mart. they found they had it to
fuss.Eaz.
since we're alone--I think I'll lie
swr for Helen was almost i'll from
Strain II the last few days in
asst night. because It WAS the last
F. they had stayed at the Cafe
r. PAX. watching the gay theater
bUz until almost o'clock And
b. they got back TO the hotel
sr a sill much of her packing
a. f. was o'clock before she
6. u-d and they were up again
Ivau Ea I5os played out" yawned
rr.u he settled himself I'm the
r5ar. seat. Don't feel any too
myself Pretty strenuous week.
re a WeU Wen have a good
-go 8u rne steamer. Why don't
"a ae your hat of? Can't lie down
|ntor.a0.y that way"
b. Head Aches.
DON'T believe l can lie down." as
sat au YEARLY and smoothed her
H. +, makes my head ache worse.
il much longer now"
4 Raur an hour and half We're
II 7ua HI ] o'clock. Want some
h. &. raad2' dividing the week-oId
4 Y0-. paper.
Hen e anced at the nead dimes. How
Sn#ar they looked. IT would be
& b. 10 gat back This morning she
! feI. depressed at leaving Paris
4 NOW the eagerness Of getting
b. Ha- upon her.
$Hpr lead ached too badly to read,
size zazed iistlessly out Of the
-ourr-d windows. She was
k85Iu- .le Channel trip. Would
i be- " Every one complained Of
j Eng SID Channel and the wretched
8War Getting into Dieppe now"
Il u.af Warren finally.
a u was slowing up through
rra-gIng outskirts Of q city.
& .la. rev into the station num-
4 f -. rT- came running down the
#-uru Warren sigualled one and
... m out their baggage
q ,s~ thing was hustle and excite
The passengers, English and
fr.a were streaming out on the
ustructing the blue-bloused
about their luggage.
ua on. let's get out 81 this,
hrra started off toward the steam
.I.. lay In an inlet just beyond
station.
vas one Of the much cFiti-
English Channel boats, thought
a- rlay made their way up the
a Hs and around the narrow
rEJHIng looked implanted
u-E and through the open
-- # the .ab,n same 2 heavy
ing ship Odor.
VA. almost an hour before all
a Mz-a-. was on and they were
dr. The mist had thiCkened
every now and then came the
l1 TO. some distant foghoru. The
r. sir Was chill and penetrating.
arar had lustrapped their rugs
il WA apad them around Helen, who
. I'm a. steamer chair looking
ra. gray roughened channel
tdE -.g Was feeling the sicken-
a rH u' tine boat
a. ro inclination 10 move
IT. but Warren insisted she would
tier oft II she stirred around
and not give up so easy.
a-lA- to his arm she walked
4 l11 The Wet dock. the wind flap
,4e,r r5Incoats. \ few passen-
we've bundled up in chairs on the
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