Granger caught her in his arms as she threw herself upon him and laid
the child against his breast.
“Yours and mine,” she sobbed. “Yours and mine, George!” and she put up
her face to his. Could he do less than cover it with kisses?
A few hours later, and a small group of very near friends witnessed a
different scene from this. Not another tragedy as might well be feared,
under the swift reactions that came upon Edith. No, no! She did not die
from a excess of joy, but was filled with new life and strength. Two
hands broken asunder so violently a few years ago were now clasped
again, and the minister of God as he laid them together pronounced in
trembling tones the marriage benediction.
This was the scene, and here we drop the curtain.
End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Cast Adrift, by T. S. Arthur
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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