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Let it be understood that Gloaming was two centuries old and that there was no fairer, prouder name in all Virginia than that which had been handed down to Colonel Cassady Gloame, the last of the race. The rambling old house that faced the river was known from one end of the state to the other, not only for its age, but for its hospitality.
Then, I take it, that our course is already laid out pretty straight as far as them springs. Beyond there the general lay of the land may help us, and I aim to reach that point along about daylight. Accordin' to Miss La Rue she's that blond female I seen at the hotel, ain't she Cassady was expected to reach this place where Mendez is about dawn, if he had to kill his hoss to do it.
This poor, doomed girl had been suffering no, not suffering, for, except when forcibly aroused, there appears to be no uneasiness but she had been lingering two months in a disease peculiar to Africa. It is called the "sleepy disease," and is considered incurable. The persons attacked by it are those who take little exercise, and live principally on vegetables, particularly cassady and rice.
Decrepit age alone was responsible for the retirement of historic bits of furniture. The plate was as old as the hills, the service as venerable. Gloaming looked to be the great-great-grand-parent of every other habitation in the valley. Colonel Cassady Gloame was the last of the long and illustrious race. He was going to the grave childless; the name would end with him.
This treatment can be applied to all white and light-colored wines, when it is not desirable to have a certain astringency in the wine. The Catawba, Concord, Herbemont, Delaware, Rulander, Cassady, Taylor, Louisiana, Hartford Prolific, and Cunningham should all be treated in a similar manner.
The first uncanny shock was wearing off and he was confessing to himself that there was nothing to fear in the spectral bit of loveliness. "I I'm sure I appreciate the honour," he said, bowing low. "Permit me to introduce myself," she went on, and he marvelled at her charm of manner. "I am the great-great-grandmother of Cassady Gloame, and the daughter of Van Rensselaer Brevoort, of New York.
Then something spectral advanced into the starlight of the road and confronted them. "Is this you, Mr. Cassady?" asked a woman's voice softly. Dazed, helpless, yet continuing to struggle futilely, Stella realised little except giving a glance at the hated faces of her captors.
Some ascribe it altogether to the cassady, which is supposed to be strongly narcotic. Not improbably, the climate has much influence, the disease being most prevalent in low and marshy situations. Irresistible drowsiness continually weighs down the patient, who can be kept awake only for the few moments needful to take a little food.
Among those who worked in the first decade of this century were: Helen L. Grenfell, Mary C. C. Bradford, Ellis Meredith, Hattie E. Westover, Mrs. John F. Shafroth, Minnie J. Reynolds, Gail Laughlin, Drs. Elizabeth Cassady, Jean Gale, Mary Long, Mary E. Bates, Rose Kidd Beere and Sarah Townsend; Lillian C. Kerns, Martha A. Pease, Alice Polk Hill, Mrs. A. C. Sisk, Mrs.
If any woman sought that fellow in this out-of-the-way spot, it was surely for no good purpose. Brennan caught his breath, these thoughts flashing through his brain. He leaned forward over his saddle horn, lowering his voice confidentially, and managing to achieve a highly meritorious brogue. "Sure, Oi'm Cassady," he admitted grouchily. "How iver come yer ter guess thot?"
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