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You know it's all mah doing that we awe heah in New York. Ah just told mah fathaw that if he was evah goin' to do anything with his wrahtings, he had got to come No'th, and Ah made him come. Ah believe he'd have stayed in the Soath all his lahfe. And now Mr. Fulkerson wants him to let his editor see some of his wrahtings, and Ah wanted to know something aboat the magazine.
"But Ah most say," Miss Woodburn went on, "Ah don't envy you you' next interview with Mr. Dryfoos. Ah suppose you'll have to see him at once aboat it." The conjecture recalled Fulkerson to the object of his confidences. "Ah, there's where your help comes in. I've exhausted all the influence I have with Dryfoos " "Good gracious, you don't expect Ah could have any!"
They awoke, rubbed their eyes, then climbing briskly to their feet, leaned over the platform on the handrails of the gallows and surveyed the scene with interest. Noel le Jolys pushed his way through the crowd aboat the gateway and advanced to the king. "Sire," he said, "the latest message from the battle: The day is wholly ours. The Grand Constable returns in triumph. You can hear his music now."
"Alone!" he palpitated. "Oh, what a cyowahd!" she cried, and went with him. "Ah suppose you'll want me to tell him aboat it." "Well, I wish you'd begin, Miss Woodburn," he said. "The fact is, you know, I've been over it so much I'm kind of sick of the thing." Miss Woodburn advanced and put her hand on her father's shoulder. "Look heah, papa! Mr.
"Were you speaking of me, Colonel Woodburn?" Alma asked. "Surely not, my dear young lady." "But he's been saying that awtusts are just as greedy aboat money as anybody," said his daughter. "The law of commercialism is on everything in a commercial society," the Colonel explained, softening the tone in which his convictions were presented.
"But I am such a gloomy fellow at the best of times, and very clumsy, Charmian, and something of a failure." "And my husband." "Peter! Peter! oh, Peter!" I started, and rose to my feet. "Peter! oh, Peter!" called the voice again, seemingly from the road, and now I thought it sounded familiar. Charmian stole her arms aboat my neck.
"Were you speaking of me, Colonel Woodburn?" Alma asked. "Surely not, my dear young lady." "But he's been saying that awtusts are just as greedy aboat money as anybody," said his daughter. "The law of commercialism is on everything in a commercial society," the Colonel explained, softening the tone in which his convictions were presented.
"Were you speaking of me, Colonel Woodburn?" Alma asked. "Surely not, my dear young lady." "But he's been saying that awtusts are just as greedy aboat money as anybody," said his daughter. "The law of commercialism is on everything in a commercial society," the Colonel explained, softening the tone in which his convictions were presented.
She spread the cover on the table, and he advised her, as he saw she wished, against putting anything in the corners; just run a line of her stitch around the edge, he said. "Mr. Fulkerson and Ah, why, we've been having a regular faght aboat it," she commented. "But we both agreed, fahnally, to leave it to you; Mr. Fulkerson said you'd be sure to be raght. Ah'm so glad you took mah sahde.
We awe a great deal excited aboat it in this hoase, you know, Mr. Beaton," she concluded, with a look that now transferred the interest from Fulkerson to Alma. She led the way back to the room where they were sitting, and went up to triumph over Fulkerson with Beaton's decision about the table-cover.
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