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He was roundly berated by his mistress, but finally forgiven by the worried woman who needed his help around the store more than she needed the contrite promises and effusive declarations that he would 'behave alright for the rest of his life. And he did behave; for several whole months.

De preacher read de bible and he told us what to do to be saved. I 'member he lined us up on Jordan's bank and we sung behind him. De partrollers watch de slaves who were out at night. If dey have a pass dey were alright. If not dey would get into it. De patrollers whip dem and carry dem home. On Saturday afternoon dey wash de clothes and stay around. On Sunday dey go to church.

"Then that won't do either," they cried, "let's throw him into the river." "Oh! don't throw me into the river," said KELAP, and began to weep. So they threw him into the river. KELAP swam out to the middle of the river and, putting up his head above the surface, called out, "That's alright, this is my home."

"The We Are Sevens meet every Saturday afternoon," she wrote on a yellow page this time "usually at Aunt Beulah's house. We have tea and lots of fun. I am examined on what I have learned but I don't mind it much. Physically I am found to be very good by measure and waite. My mind is developing alright. I am very bright on the subject of poetry.

"'Kelly, I'm hun-gry! Kel-ley, I'm hun-ger-ry! sez the crow. "'Alright, sez Kelly; 'be up at the hut about dinner time 'n' I'll sling you out something. "'Drown a sheep! Drown a sheep, Kel-ley, sez the crow. "'Blanked if I do, sez Kelly. 'If I drown a sheep I'll have to pay for it, be-God! "'Then I won't find yer when yer lost agin, sez the crow. "'I'm damned if yer will, says Kelly.

"It's all right, David," said the shepherd with conviction. "Pete knows. It is safe to trust him to-night." And the boy echoed, as he started forward, "It's alright, Mister; Pete knows." "I wish you had your medicine case, though, David," added Mr. Howitt, as they followed the boy out into the night. "Got one, Daniel; got one. Always have a pocket case; habit."

"You got back alright through the little green door," whispered Joe. Letitia nodded. "And I came right through that book into grandma's garret," whispered Joe, "and I told grandma all about it, and she only laughed and hugged me and said some laws were made to be broken for the good of the breakers. But I am glad to be back here, aren't you?"

You boys have got to say whether you'll stand by him or me. It looks like you was goin' to go with him alright. But whether you do or don't, I don't aim to stay with nobody that stands by such as Wash Gibbs. I'm goin' to side with decent folks, who have stood by my girl, and you can do your damnedest. You take this stuff away from here.

It'll be better by-and-by." The great form on the grass stirred impatiently. The shepherd spoke no word. Pete continued, stroking the big head, and talking in low, soothing tones, as one would hush a child, "Pete don't know what's a hurtin' Young Matt, but it'll be alright, some day. It'll sure grow over after awhile. Ain't nothing won't grow over after awhile; 'cause God he says so."

"Alright," he said, squashing himself down beside Maria, whose podgy form accommodated itself to the intrusion like a cat, "as long as Aunt Emily doesn't catch him on the way and begin explaining." "She's in bed with a headache," mentioned Judy. "She's safe enough." For it was an established grievance against their mother's sister that she was always explaining things.