The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-19

recently come 10 Paris. lie picked up
Lucie az she fninted. His arm tremhled
as he did 30. Yet there was an air about
him That was all pIty-thnt had flush
g! viii no to the public prosecutor"
said Dr. Manette. II viii see others;
he must not perish; he will perish" re.
turned Mr.. Lorry, there Is no real
hope"
That evening Carton found his way to
himself NJ table and In very Indifferent
French called for wine. Madame Defarge
said. English"
Yes. madam. yes" Dcfarge brought
him his wine aud he lifted the glass.
saying, | drink 10 the republic" Jacques
one and two and three friends OF De
farge. were there and they eyed Carton
suspIclously,
1T " true" said jacques to one. what
Madame says we must not stop short
OF determination
Very like" said Madame to her nus
band as she looked at Carton.
sydney took his way to tho lodgings
Of the doctor He had been more than
five hours gone. Where could he be-
Mr.. Lorry waited until 10 Mt night lie
went home to his banking house and
came back again at midnight They were
building up some faint structure Of hope
upon his absence when they heard his
feet upon the stairs, The instant he
entered II was apparent that all was
lost. where Is my bcnch2" said he,
where is my bench2 | must make
shoes"
Carton, who had waited NIL this time.
took Mr. Lorry aside and said to him,
II extract a promise from you. First.
here liz paper which enables me TO
pass freely out OF Paris and out OF
France Now, Or. Manette has "A similar
daughter and her child to pass out. You
see?"
Yes. But they are not In danger"
Yes. Luce and her child are. | have
heard words from the lips Of the Dcferge
woman tonight--extcrminato Get them
beyond the frontiers"
Il am mn old man, but 7 will do this"
said Iorry. For the sake OF her father
and her husband" said Carton Press
upon Lucie the necessity OF leaving Paris
at once. You do your duty--and | VIII
do mne--I hope" Then Carton went
out again into the streets Of Paris and
walked and walked all night
In the black prison Of the Concicrgcric
/ the doomed prisoners awaited their fate.
Charles Dnrnny longed TO write n letter
to Lucie saying that he had known moth
Ing OF her fathers Imprisonment until
he heard that record read in court. He
walked back and forward as the clocks
struck the hours that he was to hear no
more. And this is the day OF my
death" he thought, as the da wn broke,
Footsteps We're on the stone passage
| outside his door "IIc has never seen me
here" said n low voice In English II
was the voice OF nm English spy--one Cy
Warman. whom Jerry had run up against
Unexpectedly In Paris. and he WAS now
one OF the jallers Mt the Conccrgerie.
Carton knew him M stool pigeon at
the Old Bailey. The dovr opened and
Carton was In the cell with Daruay 81
am accidentally possessed Of power over
one Of your jailers" he said. There was
n chair against the wall behind the pris-
oner, Slowly Carton pressed Darnay
back into II. Quick" he said. draw of
these boots Of mine-we have no time
to waste"
Carton what can you mean? There Is
no escape from this palace"
How do you know Write what
dictate to you--a message TO your wife. -
The wondering Darnay sat looking
blankly at his visitor. Now take the
paper--you have pen. ink and paper
there. and write as | dictate"
Darnay, dnzed, sat down AT the table
took his pen. and began to write. " II
you remember Carton dictated, as Oar
nay wrote. the words that passed be.