The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1915-04-08


ty-fve. He inspired Peg with an In
slant dislike by his somewhat authori-
tative and pompous manner. He in.
troduced himself as Mr.. Montgomery
Hawkes.. the legal adviser for the
Kingsnorth estate. and st once proceed
ed TO take charge OF Peg as 9 matter
| OF course.
Poor Peg felt ashamed OF her poor
little bag. containing Just few
changes Of apparel. and her little pa.
| per bundle She was mortified when
she walked down the gangway with
the prosperous looking lawyer while
extrayasantly dressed people with
| piles OF luggage dashed here and there
/ endea voring 10 get it examined
But Mr.. Hawkes. did not appear 70
notice Pegs shabbiness- On the con
trary. he treated her and her belongings
as though she were the most fashion
able OF dne ladies and her wardrobe
the most complete.
Outside the gates she found o'Far-
rell waiting for her. with the precious
Michael struggling TO free himself from
his coverings Hawkes. soon had q
cab alongside. he helped Peg into It;
then she stretched out her arms, and
/ O'Farrell opened the ssrcloths. and
out sprang Michael. dusty and dirty
and blear eyed. but oh. such 4 happy.
| tussy. arectionate. relieved little Cd
nine when he saw bis beloved owner
waiting for him He made one spring
at her. much TO the lawyers dignided
smaEement. and began to bark st her
and lick her face and hands and Jump
on and roll over and over upon leg in
an excess Of Joy st bis release
Peg offered o'FsrreIl an American
dollar She had very little left.
/ oFsrren Indignantly refused to
f take il
oh. bat ye must. indade ye uust-
cried Peg IN distress. Sure | won't
lie atsy tonight IL re don't But for
you poor Michael here might have
been OF that place ye spoke of-that
quarantine. whatever It Is. Ye saved
f him from that And don't dsspise IL
F because it's an American dollar. Sure
/ il has value all over the wurrid An.
T besides. have no English money
/ Poor Peg pleaded that O'FarreiI should
I take It. He had been so nice to hes a.
the way over.
f Hawkes. interposed skillfuliy. gave
o'Farrell 5 shIllinss. thanked him
warmly for his kindness 10 Peg ast
her dog. returned the dollar 10 Peg
{ let her say suodby TO the kindly sail
I Or. told the eabman 70 drive to q Ger
tAin railway station. and in 3 few sec
ondS they were bowling along and Peg
had entered & new country and new
life They reached the railway sta
/ don and Ha wkes procured ticsets, and
in half an hour they were 90 4 train
| bound foE the north Of England
During the journey Hawkes volun-
/ .ared no Information He bought csr
papers and usgariues ard offered ner
I lunch This Peg refused She said
7 the ship nad not agreed with Ter. She
/ did not think she would want food for
: lo1- time to come
( After avhile. tired cut with the rush
/ and excitement Of the ships arrival
I Peg felt asleep
I In few hours they reached their
told her she was st her journeys end
/ re a-lin nailed 4 cab. told the driver
where To 20 tli cot in with Peg. Nj
( ch1eI and her luggage. In TIE cab ee
handed Pc. card snd tod her 20 20
/ % the address written OF Il and ask
/ the people there 20 allow her TO wait
ursI 5e toEn=d esr. He bad business
csu 70 MAKE IN The town Re wocld De
a. short tine IS possible She Vas
7 Just % tel the feopae that shs bad
/ been ASKED 20 call there and wsi-
Altar tie cab lad spns through :
+ few streets i stopped ostore big
+ ouiIi1rc Hawkes. got cC- told tts
+ u aua1 where 70 take Peg paid ctE
f ard. with some Gr4I stE1zi-tocs -
+ Peg. Disappeared through TIE swing
doors et the town hall
TIE eab-aE ruos the wuclsrilg Peg
along Until oe drove up 70 Eery hand
some Eliza bethan house There Ne
s-uC1ed Peg boxed NJ the ZANE or
f RE - tspcsrs and then Il RE raue o.
f he card Ar. Hawkes. aai E1vsn oer.
Ttsy we're the SINE Once Eocs sc
gathered up Ter belongings and Lee
+ dog and passed n through the cIrs-
pests and wande-ed ~ the long drive
On 4 ruEr o. frspecric- She walked
{ through the paths dividing rese beds
Until she cane % scUe oQen ElnteEs
f The cai1 encrancs hz1 q TIE house
seemed 20 De hi5dsn away soCeEeers
arid TIE tau old trees.
+ Peg made straight tor TIE oren win
tcvs and walked into the Ccsr wcc
sz-r-l locking -ce= she lid ever seer
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{ Il bespoke Centuries g,cs 6E = sTery
detail Peg held her orsath Is she
( Books3 aruC1G Ter Pictures an1
caues--ies scaresi at her truo the walls
E Beautis-I cd vases were arranged =
T cabErecs. TIE carpet WIS cssp a1c
ss5rc ani scf5s,i Il sound Peg almost
gave N stacula ctc1 &C surprise a. TIE
wonders OF TIE rooC- Ensc SIC sud
tscIy o..aze e,s1seiaCs that she WIS
nCc aI0ue II the ruoU- raas 0casrs were
I there and cha- rhey were taking
She bccss.1 IN TIE ei-ssctuc he
7 sounds ca-e from and saw. = eer ~
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