The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-14
CHAPTER xili.
About Many vhlnus

Two mornings after her shrill voice
had runs through the house proclaimlnE
her trlumph-and tho triumph Of Dobbin
which was incidental to her although
tho day was rainy and generally UNFIT
Tor human being 70 bs ont In. and
tenlnx to tho wind roaring and plying
the travellers by aea-.sho got up early
IN the morning and insisted upon taking
n walH upon the dyke
Georglo was with hor and. az they
walked UP and down with tho spray Of
tho salt sea apume In their faces. the
.ro.. s"n' in '.Gy. s S ! hSp' Ss -" he to a@" Sus
he does" said 0eorEe--he was 50 like
his father Look, mother there Is the
smoke OF an English steamer" II was
the, signal sure enough, hut Dobbin
night not be on board. The signal OF
an English steamer In sight went flut.
appeared In slxht vt last 80 that you
could seo II with glasses.
DO you SEQ him on deck'" faltsred
Amelia to George. who was working thd
glasses There goes a wave. slap over
tho bows" said GeorEs--hs 10 too old
now to be called "Georsle."
Amelia tried to look through tho tale.
scope over ucoras's shoulders, but could
see nothing There" said George, there
are only two people on deck besides the
hclmsman-nnd one OF them has cloak
nn, Hooray Its Dobbs AZ for the
lhdy' nhe fon sure that II was william
n.arer a %o"r ma V'ns. ne. me sh,P came sw"'T
meet her at the landing place Amela's
nnees rcmnlen. she would have nked
10 wohs,n hsve kme,, down ana S.id hsr prayers
,opn,n mnded, and little lady, In a
gripping bonnet and white shawl. with
mer Wo n'ue hahus held out before her'
"eh, w 10 MN
And tho next minute she had entirely
cloak. She was murmurlng something
soout forElve--dear William-dear. dear
iiend and 40 forth, Wc viii not 30
,n.o ,he details but the fact was that
absurd msnnsr.and when she enlarged
she stu held tight hold of one OF William
)obbin.s hands. She looked up into his
ince illa face WAS full OF ssdncAs and
tender love and pity, She Understood Its
reproach and hun. down her head. "It
ssln ,,,nou VIII never go away now, Will
yuu "uham was sll she could say In
r'py' No never he answered.
~ iney ISSUED from tho cuho ON house
proslnch george danced aroand tho
eHbnp,' nnn snla WIN go up ana see
aoouo ~ NJ, o'rnk,s Wshs inc vessel hsd come
I'm "uu,h .,,, nau Hot h'n prize Hsrs
NJ in thirt ,,.,i,,.,. -"
Earsaii no,"",s
hores, W,,I,,"aua "ua Hn'a,Ibod ploss you.
wom mo ] nmu nnon. VINO lhoutn
ibs s.n.r.,,,v ',an pn.2eeunA person 70
and NAV vo,, u .,a,. .r. pM n,s" yvu
mn r,si,s unon r. rnus, M Mm,.'
Amelia and Ueor.s .rc nnhu h5u ,,no .,,,
et ones after In hnd,n. -, U.h. WI,
| tho quarters occup,rd bv Jo. "a am,.,,,
and Of which R,beco. w,s an inr,.,"
hut Becky was moi there when th.v
rived. Important business. ahe Ian ,xord
had called her TO Vrusss And mi
George ana his uncle Jos were preSen
lat the marriage which took place At once
When II was over Mrs. Rebecca returns
Just for few days, Joseph had refuse
10 accompany his relative back to Fna
and.the baths OF Ostend being 80 yer.
beneficial to him. Rebecca came to com
tort the lonely old bachelor.
JOS preferred continental life, he said
nnh would stay where he was, Majo
Doobln quilted tho service after he wal
mhrried ana rented pretty place II
nnnlprnlrr moi fsr from Queens Crawley
wnere. hiter the passing ~ tho reform
plI, sir PMt ana his family CONSTANT,
ISSUED. Hh inea of pcefaEe was OUT o
'he Puesuon I've was both out OF health
ana out or spirlts by this catastrophe
ana pfophcrIed mo speedy ruin of ths
empire Lazy Jane and Mrs Dobhin be.
cam" great friends, There was por.
| petunl rfONHlng between the Hall aud ths