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Later on, a warrant for Robinson's arrest was issued and placed in the hands of Ed Short, town marshal of Woodsdale. The Woodsdale town marshal, however, still retained his warrant and cherished his purpose of arresting his man. Short, later came to a tragic end.
She knows that Bill worships her very shoe-tie, and obeys all her mandates with the faithful docility of a good Newfoundland dog, and Di says "she thinks everything of Bill she likes Bill." So she does Ed, who comes a year or two behind Bill, and is trembling out of bashful boyhood.
The first edition has 'Saphhira and his wife. It is not noticed in the errata, but was corrected in the later copies. Ed. The solemn importance of instilling right principles into the mind, from the first dawn of reason, cannot be too strongly enforced.
You've acted faithlessly and dishonorably. You're not the decent man I thought you were." "Don't you still love me, Janet?" "No. I don't think I ever loved you; I was loving a man who didn't exist, an illusion I imagined to be Ed Sorenson, not your real self. If I loved at all, which I now doubt! And you never loved me, though you may think you did and still do.
He had $6,000, and I let him have the $10,000 to make the deal with. His brother Ed took 'em on to market three weeks ago. He ought to be back 'most any day now with the money. When he comes Tom'll pay that note." The bank examiner was shocked. It was, perhaps, his duty to step out to the telegraph office and wire the situation to the Comptroller. But he did not.
Let us follow Bunyan's example, and attribute these mercies to a gracious God. Ed.
The judge's face broadened in a smile. "Thank Heaven 'Young Ed' has the insides of a steel range, and so my pet client is safe from your mercenary schemes for some years. Just the same, if you ever do think of marrying remember I want you to come to me and I'll cure you." Upon her arrival at La Feria Alaire discovered that the Federal depredations had been even greater than she had feared.
So far as learned, their names are as follows: John Galler, Jim Woods and Jim Martin of Miss., Ed Croker of N.Y., David Funk, Mr. Town, Henry Wade, wife and three children, Nat Ward, John D. Martin, of Texas, Old Francis, a Frenchman, Fred Carr and Negro "Joe," from Miss.
After the storm had abated I did tell her that she might better have loved Ed Burke and worn a plain gold ring, but she would not hear of it, and I thought perhaps as long as she had decided to love somebody she could not marry, it had better be me. I, at least, could treat her with an intelligent affection, and whenever she became tired of her infatuation she could go none the worse for it.
She had spoken to Ed about him more than once, conveying to him her abhorrence of the man, and he had told her that he felt the same about him. She shuddered now, thinking of what her brother had told her of the man's cruelty. Dunlavey had often boasted that Yuma was the most venomous and bloodthirsty of his crew of cut-throats. "What are you doing here?" she repeated, her anger growing.
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