Penny Dreadfuls, 1890 · page 278 of 288
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268 IN THE SUNK LANDS. ‘« Aoreed !” cried the rest. “ Thatis, if Patty 1s willing, added Treve. There was no need to ask her. She danced around the room as though treading on air at the prospect of the trip. ‘With her small fortune, Patty is de- pendent on no one,” said Joe. Except on certain rare occasions, she has remained Patty with the Quartette ever since, and seems better pleased than Wher we say ‘‘ Geraldine.” “Well, Vm dodswoggled!” suddenly exclaimed Mr. Jimmerson, resonantly. ‘* Ef this don’t beat anythin’ I ever seed, Ill yeat my haid!” ‘Do you remember Simpson’ Ss wife, or sister, or whatever she is?” asked Joe, turning to Patty. =~ ‘‘¢T remember a woman who used to be awful good to me ; but she died a long time avo.” ‘There isn’t a particle of doubt as to Patty’s identity in my mind,” said Treve. ‘ But what gets me is why ‘Simpson did not sell those bonds.” ‘““Now, that would be a rather difficult question,’ replied Joe ; ‘‘ but I account for Gomicbooks (efe) 1.