The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-20
CHAPTER "
Adam is liappv

After leaving the rcctory Captain Ar
thur Just 10 show himself how thoroughly
ne had himself IN hand resolved 10 ride
over TO EHglcdslc-n town iu p rcighbor-
ing county and do some fishing \ Iit-
tie separation might be good for both
himself and H"tty Rut nos'. ~ course
he must Cuntriye To meet H,ti, walking
In the Chase and tell her thpt ho was "a
be away u purely formal leave taking
So that the poor girl might not be- wof
rlcd
He would break OF the relations into
which he had been drifting with Hrtty
gradually Hud naturally lie would nc.
custom her 10 his absence, for. b,for,
long N" must join hts regiment. and then
his little romantic idyl would be- ended
anyway
So while poor ThIns Redc was laid N
rest ana Arthur was fishing lu me
streams N Eaglcdnlc, lIrtty Went ON nat.
ting butter In Mrs royscrs dairy. dream.
lng oi her captain and wondering how
soon ne would return lie was not ia b,
gone long. he had told her.
ono day. u week after his father.
hurlhl, Adam, To the surprise nf hi,
mother. Hrt1NCd himself In his yurI,,
clothes on q Monday
what's thee got thy best clothps nm
Tor cried l.ishcth. when she saw f.,
s'nlWm' son In hts SUNDAY rnm,ni 4
,ln gong To- the lloll farm. replied
. NlNn. hud after that shall go in tl,
uisht school DO Adam was IN, r,,.,
promising pupil thpt Hnruc M,.s.,
| teacher " The might school. had ,Ar5
Mhhl lhrc got thy hest clothes "a, .,
80 10 the llnll farm for" went ,r d..
h'ih 'lts poor kcepin' company Nl,i
iulNs ns don't like To see thee In IN,
,""'hlhE ',nth"s Good hy. mother.
I ! 'nn stay replied Adam. and took ,b,
pam tnr the Hoyscr farm. while his al,
w''h'i sni and thought She had hoo,
young, once ON time. and seen youps
W'N COME n.'uurilug NCr Sno knew ~,
~ mr''m' N sunday clothes uu a vcsl
And lisbcih did not like tho prosre,,
nl the htu mo- use Tor Ilr'N s1,,.i
Eh, she thought. he'll hr h,tu,,r,. 81.
hri home some duy amt ph,.U M, r,.,
li"NN over mo And / must in,l M
Whll" she uses the hu,.,lgod ul,t,c,.
'Iu breaks EN-. may hap though u,t
'lh been broken since mo and IN, ,tI
".'N uoufhl en- ~ the 'iir twenty wear,
'tn com" neat NhiiSuutidr NH4 tl,,.
ever 4 doWugrr empress vino l,,,,
WIN real pleasure that her son a.,
Young 'uprtuI Wls about in MARI, .
Young princess ana hiring her InrI, q,
'N' charge NJ tnu palace HuI WY,r p..
crown Jewels Nn more did l.ish,ih Rod.
\tlc passing the time of d,, with NJ.
1Hl MIS-. io'sct Adam wandered tu ina
t'id,u where llvttN was uIplIuY ,..
rants Ou the way ho uirtcI , ,,,,
pn,' Provence rose that p,cp,d out t.I,
HWuih"ird hN ITS Haunting sfrptI,..
Nclyhhn'r uud held tt iu his hand ,s b..
walked lie f'lt that he snDult tH
more '' ease holding something I'm ms
hand
lcDrl started when aha hcc,m. eos,
sy'uus that someone was approaching
started so violently that she dfnppel IN.
basin With the Uurpnts IN II and then
when thn saw that n was Adam. An,
turned from white 20 deep rcd Thai
blush made Adams heart heat With ,
new happiness llrtN had never hlushel
t' sH,lNg him before 20 frIghiDr,I
tnu' Do, said. with q delicious sepaa
That ~ dld uot matter much what b.
said since llrti, seemed IN feel much ,
ho dId Let mo pick tho ruft,rta up .
This was soon dome fnr the, had nnlt
fallen no u tangled mass ON tho rms.
plo, nnh bs he rose Go rive the hssu
back again hr looked straight into bsy
ewes with % Huhdued tenderness. tina,
belongs Ca tho first moments NJ horsf,,l
love For before this Adam had not bn.r
hopeful With regard tu Hetty uettv All
not turn her ewes away. Her blush hpI
suhdued md shr met Adams vase wtb
puiet sadness which rontrn,pd hin,
because ~ vns pm unlike ANYTHING hs hsH
seen iu nor before
They went uu gathering ,uuuula iu.
gsihtr lu silence ADAMS heart W,s tD.
| fuu tn speak and hr Thought ustit Lr.v
pll that was in ~ n was tn Adam u.
I time that imam upU least forget W l.,
afrt life the time when ha feels tb,
/ fitst woman hr ever loved hetrnNa d, 4
| slight something u word tone th,
vui,a,ns ot a Ap OF an oyelld--thai shs