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Sometimes snow, an' more times fair agen; but no sign o' man's things, an' no sign o' land, on'y white ice an' black water; an' ef a schooner was n' into un a'ready, 't was n' likely they woul', for we was gettun furder an' furder away.
'Nay, nay, Susan, answered the husband in a soothing tone, 'there's nothin' amiss. I told Mr. Tryan as we took tea at five punctial; mayhap summat's a detainin' on him. He's a deal to do, an' to think on, remember. 'Why, it's struck six i' the kitchen a'ready. It's nonsense to look for him comin' now. So you may's well ring for th' urn.
Here's his poor wife, the Widow Soper that is to be, if she a'n't a'ready." "Do be quiet, my good woman," said Dr. Kittredge. "Nothing serious, I think, Mrs. Soper. Deacon!" The sudden attack of Deacon Soper had begun with the extraordinary sound mentioned above.
Nebba mind, gal! you get husban' yet. Mass' Stebbins he find you husban' he got one for you a'ready waitin' dar in de Mormon city; you soon see! Husban' got fifty odder wife! Yah, yah, yah!" Words appeared upon the lips of Lilian low murmured and but half uttered. I could not make out what they were; but they appeared not to be a reply to the speeches that had been addressed to her.
"Look wot a mess you've bin an' made o' my clean frock! Don't you see?" The poor little man could not see. He could only cough and gasp and wipe his face with his coat-tails. "I'd give you in charge o' the pleece, I would, if it wasn't that you've pretty well punished yourself a'ready," continued Miles. "Take 'im to a pump some o' you, 'cause I ain't got time.
On going home that night, Ralph accosted him with the inquiry: "What did you think of the blackboard, Oscar? Do you suppose you should know it again, if you should happen to see it?" "What do you mean?" he inquired, feigning ignorance. "O, you 've forgotten it a'ready, have you?" continued Ralph. "You don't remember seeing anything of a blackboard this afternoon, do you?"
They put the jug of cider between the andirons, and then, moved by a common impulse, drew their chairs a little farther from the mounting flames, before they quenched their thirst from the mugs. "I call that pretty cider," said Martin; "'tis young yet, but it has got some weight a'ready, and 'tis smooth.
"A'most any one of them innocent lookin' Mondays or Tuesdays or Wednesdays is liable to be it when you get right up on to it. I'll have to start my old bones out again, I see that. Things are beginnin' to green up a'ready." When he did go it was always understood to be positively for not more than two weeks.
"Do you think I should dare to run away to the Normal?" she asked fearfully. The doctor tilted back his hat and scratched his head. "Leave me to think it over oncet, Tillie, and till to-morrow mornin' a'ready I'll give you my answer. My conscience won't give me the dare to adwise you offhand in a matter that's so serious like what this is."
Those durned Injuns are out; they're gittin' round Jason's place. I'm not sure but the woods are fired a'ready. They've come from the south, I guess. They're Rosebuds. Ther's old man Jason and his missis; and ther's the gals three of 'em. We can't let 'em " Seth interrupted him. "And we ain't going to," he observed. He knew, they all knew, what the sheriff would have said.
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