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I figgered conspicyusly in many thrillin scenes in my tower from Montgomry to my humsted, and on sevril occasions I thought "the grate komick paper" wouldn't be inriched no more with my lubrications. Arter biddin adoo to Jefferson D. I started for the depot.
They began as lubrications, evasions, to keep the wheels turning smoothly, and they ended as grains of sand in the bearings. "First there was Fanny's convention of modesty it had been put into her before birth which amounted to the secret idea that the reality of love was disgusting. She could endure it only when feeling swept her from her essential being.
Henry C. Bowen I began to write for his "Independent," and sent to its columns over six hundred articles; but of all my associate contributors in those days, not a solitary one survives. In May, 1860, My first article appeared in the New York Evangelist, and during these forty-two years I have tested the patience of its readers by imposing on them more than eighteen hundred of my lubrications.
I tell you, Daniel, my life then was transfigured. How long did it last four years, six, eight? I can't be exact; but if I speak of its duration you will guess that it went. It went slowly, so slowly that for a long while I was ignorant of what was happening. It left in the vanishing of the little lubrications you insist are as needful for society as for your machinery.
One had seen good solid slices of fiction, well endued, one might surely have thought, with this easiest of lubrications, deplored by editor and publisher as positively not, for the general gullet as known to THEM, made adequately "slick."
Wot yer feels now is de whiskey. De whiskey STAYS, sah. It gets into de lubrications of de skin, sah, and has to be abso'bed." Some faint chord of memory was touched by the girl's peculiar vocabulary. "Ah," said Courtland quickly, "you're Miss Dows' Sophy. Then you can tell me" "Nuffin, sah absomlutely nuffin!" interrupted the girl, shaking her head with impressive official dignity.
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