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"How did you like those speeches, Jethro?" asked Mr. Sutton, striving as best he might to make some show of dignity. "Th-thought they was high-minded," said Jethro. Then there was a silence, for Mr. Sutton could think of nothing more to say. And he yearned to depart with a great yearning, but something held him there. "Heth," said Jethro after a while, "you was always very friendly and obliging.

S-stick pretty close to business, don't you, since the people sent you to Congress?" Mr. "Well," said the Honorable Heth, catching his breath and making a dive, "I am surprised to see you, Jethro," which was probably true. "Th-thought you might be," said Jethro. "Er glad to see me, Heth glad to see me?" As has been recorded, it is peculiarly difficult to lie to people who are not to be deceived.

A sudden longing was upon her for the peaceful life in the shelter of the great ridge, and she thought of the village maples all red and gold with the magic touch of the frosts. "Not that I haven't enjoyed my trip," she added; "but we are so happy there." He did not look at her, because he was afraid to. "C-Cynthy," he said, after a little pause, "th-thought we'd go to Boston."

"H-how'd you know it how'd you know it, Cynthy?" How did she know it, indeed? "I guessed it," said Cynthia, desperately, "knowing you, I guessed it." "A-always thought you was smart, Cynthy." "Tell me, did you do this thing?" "Th-thought you knowed it th-thought you knowed." "I believe that these men are doing your bidding." "Hain't you guessin' a little mite too much; Cynthy?"

Kinloch, and never h-had any difficulty th-that I know on. An' as the ler-law had been used per-pretty ha'sh toward Mark, I th-thought I'd see ef 'twa'n't per-possible't some mistake had ben made." "I don't know what mistake there has been. Squire Clamp must collect whatever is due. It isn't harsh to do that, is it?"

"How did you like those speeches, Jethro?" asked Mr. Sutton, striving as best he might to make some show of dignity. "Th-thought they was high-minded," said Jethro. Then there was a silence, for Mr. Sutton could think of nothing more to say. And he yearned to depart with a great yearning, but something held him there. "Heth," said Jethro after a while, "you was always very friendly and obliging.

"How did you like those speeches, Jethro?" asked Mr. Sutton, striving as best he might to make some show of dignity. "Th-thought they was high-minded," said Jethro. Then there was a silence, for Mr. Sutton could think of nothing more to say. And he yearned to depart with a great yearning, but something held him there. "Heth," said Jethro after a while, "you was always very friendly and obliging.

S-stick pretty close to business, don't you, since the people sent you to Congress?" Mr. "Well," said the Honorable Heth, catching his breath and making a dive, "I am surprised to see you, Jethro," which was probably true. "Th-thought you might be," said Jethro. "Er glad to see me, Heth glad to see me?" As has been recorded, it is peculiarly difficult to lie to people who are not to be deceived.

F-Father said she was d-down at W-W-Woodwell's Wharf C-C-Captain B-Bill had brought her over in the morning, and then he'd gone back to P-Porpoise Island. He was engaged to c-c- cook c-c-clam chowders at the American House. W-We were going to sail her over to Big D-Duck S-S-Spike and I w-w-while F-Father m-messed around and th-thought he was running the whole s-s-show. That was his p-p-p-plan.

A sudden longing was upon her for the peaceful life in the shelter of the great ridge, and she thought of the village maples all red and gold with the magic touch of the frosts. "Not that I haven't enjoyed my trip," she added; "but we are so happy there." He did not look at her, because he was afraid to. "C-Cynthy," he said, after a little pause, "th-thought we'd go to Boston."