Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
To.DAY's INsTALLMENT.
seventy fourth chaptsr-con.lnusd.

20 thank me for this Didn't give
YOU good advice when / told YOU to be
little blind It's the only way with
husbands When Conrad came home
with the news / said. Betsy ! must
get away TO the poor girl straight To
be sure, had enough on my hands
already, but | couldn't leave you TO
strangers. could ~
Hearing no response TO this ques-
ton Aunt Bridget went on TO say
that what was coming would be a
bond between me and my husband
1T always u.s. II was In my case
anyway. The old colonel didn't be-
have very well after our marriage
and times and times was telling my
self had made a rue bargain; but
when Betsy came / thought J might
have done better, but ! might have
done worse We have "a bond IN our
offspring. anyway
Hearing NO response 10 this either
Aunt Bridget went 10 TO talk of Alma
and her mother Was not this the
woman / suspected with my husband
The young one with the big eyes
and the quality toss with herr Then
why did ! have a person like that
about the house?
1f YOU need bright and cheerful
COMPANY what's amiss with your
aunt and your FIRST cousin Some pe1-
pie are selfish. but | thank the saints
] don't know what selfishness is I'm
willing to do for you what ! did for
your poor mother and can't say
more than that. can l2'
] must have made some Kind OF re-
Spouse, for Aunt Bridget went on 10
say Il might he a sacrifice, but then
she wouldn't he sorry to leave the
Big House either
I'm twenty years there, and now
I'm to be a servant 10 my own step
child Dear heart knows II ! can bear
IL much longer The way that Messy
Is CARRYING on with your father rs
something shocking ! do believe
she'll marry the man some day
To escape from painful topic,
asked after my fathers health.
Worse and worse but Conrads
news was Ike laughing gas to the
man He would have come with me
10 day, but the doctor wouldn't hear
N IT, He'll come soon though, and
meantime he's talking and talking
about a great entertainment"
Entertainment
ITO celebrate the forthcoming
event, OF course, though nobody is 20
know that except ourselves Ii seems.
~
YOUR coming home after your mar
riage-thats an it's To hc on tho out
side. anyway
made some cry Of pain, and Aunt
Bridget said
Shocked at Change.
"Oh know what you're going 10
ssY-why doesn't he waite I'm tell
YOU why e youll promise not TO Wits
per a word TO anyone Your father is
q sick man. my dear Let him say
what he likes when Conrad talks
about cancer, he knows Deaths hand
is over him And thinking it may
fall before your time has come be
wants to take time by the fureDock
and see "a sort OF fululmeut Of the
hope 90 his lfe-and YOU know what
that u.s."
IL was terrible. The position i'm
which ! stood toward my father was
now Sc tragic that Cwicked 8s it ISL
J prayed with AN my heart that
might never look upon his face again
was compelled 20 do So. Three
days after Aunt Rridget's visit my tn
Their came TO see me The day was
fine and 1 was walking on the lawn
when his big car came rolling up the
drive.
was shocked 20 see Inc change In
him His face was CHASTITY white. his
lips were blue. his massive and pow
erful head seemed 90 have sunk into
his shoulders. and his limbs were SO
thin that his clothes seemed 20 hang
on them but the stern mouth was
there stan, and $40 was tho masterful
HIT of the eyebrows.
Coming over 90 meet me- With IN
uncertain step. he said
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