The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-02
Revelations
02Wife
Why Robert Savarin Signaled Even
Lillian to Leave Hin Alone
with Marian.
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w poised women-wc, who were
w gathered in Lillian's roSc-hued
b~edroom-yet | think hat Lillian, kath-
crime and Mrs. Cosgrovc had as hard a
time as | did to keep back the tears
when little Marian struggled to get
down from Robert Savarln's arms, say
ing that her grandmother would want
her.
We managed to turn apparently un-
concerned, even smiling faces upon the
| child, but the very room seemed tense
with the knowledge that never again
would old Mrs. Morton want nor need
the little granddaughter she had adoTcd
But Robert Savarin held her tightly.
Marian, you want to please grand.
ma You wouldn't want 10 hurt her.
would your"
The little thing looked up in his face.
evidently impressed by the seriousness
OF his manner.
mo, nol" she returned quickly "Lut
how do YOU know ~
"IIl tell YOU in a minute" he said,
but just you, nobody else
We grasped his meaning in an instant,
and the next moment saw Lillian softly
closing the door with us all upon the
living Dom side.
| think the same question was in all
our hearts Would he be able to recon
Gle the high-Strung, sensitive child to
leaving the house without seeing her
grandmother again? There was some
thing in his manner, however, which
gave us all confidence, even when we
heard Marian'S sharp little cry.
NO, no, she hasn't Not without me ,'
The deep murmur, like Il tarcss, OF
Robert Savarin's rich voice responded
kept on uninterrupted, although W.
/ couldn't catch any words. And Lillian
who had started with the evident i'm
pulse TO rush back into the bedroom
school,d herself to calmucss again.
It was fully IS minutes before Mr.. Sa.
yarin opened the bedroom door.
who will dress this little grille
quickly" he asked, so that she may
rat breakfast with us and catch the
boat"
The boat, Robert" his sister said
surprised 81 thought we were going
back by train, Besides, the boat will
leave the Forty-sccond street pier at 9
and its almost 8 now"
"And it leaves the pier above that al
Q 80, so il our taxi fails to get us to the
| one pier we can get the other" returned
| her brother quickly but i~mpcrturbably
1--WE can easily do it, and I've promised
! Marian to show her the engines-anC
everything" he finished with one Of hi,
wonderful smiles.
Preparing to Leave.
But Lillian needed no squirting. Will
the demand for quick action She was he
old, efficient, poised self again
Marian wall be ready tor brcakfaS
in less than 10 minutes She said
Katherine, will you please show Mrs
| Cosgroyc and Mr.. Sayarln where they
can bathc their faces and hands. ii they
wish, and then tell Betty to serve break.
fast at once2 Don't wait for us. Yot
three start in and we'll be there, pronto
Now, MadRe, il you will help me"
To say that we worked like beaver,
the next few minutes would be a milC
expression. Lillian's directions flew fas
the while her dcit fingers diycste,
Marian OF her pajamas and clothed he
in garments suitable for travelling
That suit case in the closet, Madg
the larger one. Now put in thos
things | have laid out on the chair,
all OF them In the third drawer O