[Felix O’Day by F. Hopkinson Smith]@TWC D-Link book
Felix O’Day

CHAPTER XIII
9/30

And mind you don't speak too sudden to her." In answer he craned his head as if to see around the jamb of the door leading into the smaller room and, lowering his voice, whispered: "Is she here now ?" "No, but she will be in a few minutes; she's often late, she waits until it's dark." "How long has she been here with you ?" "About two weeks." "Two weeks! You didn't tell me that." "She wouldn't let me.

She is having trouble enough and I have to do pretty much as she wants." He ruminated for a moment, this time scrutinizing the palms of his hands, seemingly interested in some callous spots near the thumb-joint, and then asked: "How did she find you ?" "By God's mercy and nothing else.

I was sitting in a Third Avenue car and there she was opposite.

I couldn't believe my eyes, she was that changed! She would have been off the dock, I believe, if she hadn't found me.

She has run away from Dalton now, and is so scared of him she trembles every time some one comes up the stairs.


<<Back  Index  Next>>

D-Link book Top

TWC mobile books