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He smile an' say, 'Tell de young lady dat I drink to her health an' happier times. Den I gits up my co'age an' says, 'Cap'n Lane, I wants ter see yer when my work's done in de house. He say, 'All right, come ter me here. Den he look at me sharp an' say, 'Can I trus' yer? An' I say, 'Yes, Mass'r Cap'n; I'se Linkum, troo an' troo. Den he whisper in my ear de password, 'White-rose."

"I am loving it all more than I expected. The work's glorious, and the play's glorious, and I'm just absorbed in both. It's splendid, coming here to-day to see this lovely old house and meet you again. I thought you had forgotten all about me." But Dan had drawn back into his shell, and refused to be cajoled. He glowered at the opposite wall for some minutes, then asked abruptly

Well, Aunty Em she says you can sew evenin's over there at the HOtel, on the childern's clo'es. Mom she can easy get through the other work without you, now Sallie's goin' on thirteen. Till December a'ready Sally'll be thirteen. And the winter work's easy to what the summer is. In summer, to be sure, you'll have to come home and help me and mom. But in winter I'm hirin' you out."

I'm hankerin' badly to see how it looks, ter judge what it'll be like when all the work's done and we've got the fixings in the books and pictures and all that. I'm envying you terrible, Rube, being there every day and watching the thing grow.

Holmes, that you take a very high line in professional matters, and that you are prepared to work for the work's sake. I may tell you, however, that his Grace has already intimated that a check for five thousand pounds will be handed over to the person who can tell him where his son is, and another thousand to him who can name the man or men who have taken him."

You know what that man is. It will be the ruin of you. Tony snatched up the teakettle and began to pour boiling water over the glasses, laughing excitedly. 'Oh, I can take care of myself! I'm a lot stronger than Cutter is. They pay four dollars there, and there's no children. The work's nothing; I can have every evening, and be out a lot in the afternoons. 'I thought you liked children.

"Oh, my dear fellow " Betton protested, flushing. "What do you mean, then? Don't I answer the letters as you want them answered?" Betton anxiously stroked his silken ankle. "You do it beautifully, too beautifully. I mean what I say: the work's not worthy of you. I'm ashamed to ask you " "Oh, hang shame," Vyse interrupted. "Do you know why I said I shouldn't have time to dress to-night?

Oh, I did want it so! she said at last, under her breath. 'Me, all me! said Dick, placidly. 'Look at their faces. It hits 'em. They don't know what makes their eyes and mouths open; but I know. And I know my work's right. 'Yes. I see. Oh, what a thing to have come to one! 'Come to one, indeed! I had to go out and look for it. What do you think? 'I call it success. Tell me how you got it.

He even allowed his mask-like face to emphasize his words. "You're almighty pertickler, mister. You ask for dirty work to be done, an' when that dirty work's done, gorl-darn-it you croak like a flannel-mouthed temperance lecturer. Guess I came hyar to talk straight biz. Jest leave the temperance track, an' hit the main trail." Pedro's face was not pretty to look upon.

"Master," she said, "it isn't all sex and stuff between us?" "No!" "I can't give up the work. Our work's my life." We came upon another long pause. "No one will believe we've ceased to be lovers if we simply do," she said. "We shouldn't." "We've got to do something more parting than that." I nodded, and again we paused. She was coming to something. "I could marry Shoesmith," she said abruptly.