[Felix O’Day by F. Hopkinson Smith]@TWC D-Link bookFelix O’Day CHAPTER XII 23/32
He floated the company.
There was a story going around the clubs that he had got me into squaring it all up, knowing that I would be done for, and he could get away with her easier, but I never believed it. He has come into his own, if this wretched, suffering woman that Mrs. Cleary picked up is my wife; and I will come into mine"-- here his eyes flashed--"if he has dragged her down and--" Father Cruse again laid his quieting fingers this time on Felix's wrist. "He has not dragged her down, Mr.O'Day.
Of that you may be sure.
A woman of her class doesn't go to pieces in a year.
When she reaches the end of her means she will either seek work or she will go to one of the institutions to wait until she can hear from her people at home.
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