The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-18
CHAPTER v
Darnay's Fate.

" W. 40 teacher of French
And on u summer duy mteN nn,h,,sse
London from M l'aTn's c"rp.r i'm soho
ne sought OUT the ua,o' iucle with
Where Dof!or Mn" ,,,ro, ,inn MIss Pross
lucles iaithiuI coi'p""'''
hved noc,or N,nette
Charles parn"y, .cboleriy man OF
who was nov quie., ,oIcsd sH"t ~ see YOU
much energy u am reloiceo yonr =" s' return
We have been couh''"s V"
ior some uihe' vht
Miss Manette." centured Darnss' homr mmr
had loved I.ucie Manette from me hou.
Of the trial but who ~ an .hs rd ,, ~ hi.
then had never breathed woru VI "''
feeling to her. ,., t,,he,
she is WELL answeteu "v she
AND, your return TilI nensh. n,I ,In1,s, "e' CIV
Doctor Manette." went on papney;; ,ane ;;n,.
knew she was from home and TOOK 'h'F
opportunity to speak TO- you
"Is LIcie the topic
Yer. 70 .n.ok Of her at
any time it Is very hard for me to ,,lnr. hear
Charles Darnay."
you anticipate what nave W ''''
love your daughter. ana NJ NOR. Oh. be-
iIeve me. Charles Darnay. Y there , spt
things between you and rneLbut iet VIZ
pass! have fancies, lmasihlnss w o,
disorder returns 10 me ro'nu ,aIL L
Strange. strange,but tn,s .aId Tar.
Il have not spoken before, shlu ~,
nay, because ! have not wanieu 10 Ia
Vtude my love between you. and ne' ,,, n"o a
II I thought | must at any thus pui
separation between you-Whl'1, 'i',v, rouid
know she wouiu NOV 49, n word
OF what say. ! have no reason 10 oe
lieve that Miss Mnnette ioVes me, bor hor
II ever she should bring 70 you on NC.
own part such Q confession ,,.s ~ nane me
ventured to Jay peiore Sot have said
and your belief In It. Now ! wish 70
tell you my present name, whlcn, .nousn a.
but slightly altered from my mo,ns, y. =
not my own And wish TO iel' you WY
an e exile n,a III ron FRANCE ""'
Stop stop" cried Doctor Manet',
with much agitation. TEL re wnch
ask, II your suit should prosrAt. sJLucie
loves you. tell me your name OF your
marriage morning. Do you promise
"Wiii,ngiy
GIVE me your hand. Go! GOO piesa
youi''
II was dark when Charles Dhtnhy rr a,
Doctor Manette. and II was an hour h.ei
and darker when Lucie, coming IN ",w ro""v
the doctors reading cnair emp.y
Father, deareyfather she %leu. ,.on,
was no respd.sse But she hearn nS"
his bedroom a low hammerins 'oumd
the shoemaker was nj ms ums n,,I,
She hurried to the door ana ceneu Sr...nti, s
ne came out to her. and they walked w
ana down the rooms together, as tnes
aiways did when his old disorder U'ht
upon him, for a long. long time uhth h'
was calm again. - c.r,o,
That self same night sydney cah,o, &
he ' worked, were talking,
Sydney" said Mr.. stryver. mix an.
other bowl OF punch ! have soinethint
to say to you u, an r9,.s TS.s You ,o 'e'i yDl "m
thinking OF getting married. Ana wh,
10 YOU think she is7 We'll, what wou,c
on say to Miss ManetteY You app,otte /,
Carton drank three glasses OF punum :,
fapid succession, and then SAID VIVA
have to do With H. -,.. ~.
We'll. you take 1t more easily than
thought you would; You are less NV. ~ j,
cenary on my behalf-for me young ,S ln%S
has no fortunc.than ! thought you woa't n
be Now, sydney, why don you T.,
married? Find on, Some woman ,arr., T,,
a rainy day. That's the KIND OF th'ns
Tor you. sydney a.,
Mr.. Stryver, having made up ms ,,,,h mn. .
o sacrifice himself TO mar,lhse WI. MI,
'ortuneless girl, went neAt uay 70 W,
sons bank and presented nimsen W h, III,
Lorry. He told that gentleman Vi "''
noble resolve. ~,
II wouldn't do II, said MT LOFTY.
what. not go and make my proposal
said Stryver. In surprise
Mr.. Stryver, said MT. LOFTY, 70.
really think you want 10 marry M's'
Manctte l VIII be me peaIer 10 hen ~
your proposal. iotWu You 10 ~ Wa'
her. Will bring back your answer u,
your chambers IN tho Ieihpe' ~
o'clock. ,,,.
Mr.. Stryver WAS annoyed anu n.y.,
awed by the ATTITUDE OF Mr. Lofty, pu
knew that ne would pe',M9rm ms r,v ",. ns,lst
ialthfuiy Accoruingy MI LorIy ee,s
that night upon Mr.. Stfyver ana .o,c
MN inc result OF nh Visl, 70 MISE w.. -
eve MI, S,ty'er Wnh 'S'ns upo. NJ NJ
~inking NJ me ceinns, te s"sae, "a.
ioriSe3 taik anou' cNerAtn,nk .nu.p. IA
ouf,'TW ~ h msno Hl Soho M'' ~ .ss 80 risbt /,
"9No u1on W SUN ,om,,i,, A. M,
what ! said 10 you-'he ian'y oo "o
"ppy"se' 20 u,., =, .,ro .,h,.c
, i,,' :; ",uuS' ua M, s,ryyer try,ns
u' LIZ @ III 81, ' ",a. no more
da,,, nndsr.,n,d vou said Mr.
I,,rv W." ''N'
ho!Ty ro, ..v" ..,a s,rvv.r MAX,
,h. 10, ~ 4, E, i~rry uaLe tho hes
~, S.y ,n r,nro about |, Good night q
vi nyrw Was ont In The night befor,
n. Lrew whore he was
lew Jnys later sydnsy Carton cam,
loungins into the house OF Doctor Man.
cite Go had been there often durlne
the wear. and was slway. the same mood,
and mo,o,o IounVer when he cared Il
talk he talked well. but the cloud of car.
ing for nothing hung over him and rhad
owed him with Its fatal darkness, which