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Bettie sure do look pretty with that white sunbonnet on her head, and count how many Turners, Pratts, Hoovers and Pikes she have got trailing peacefully behind her, all like full-blood brothers and sisters. I'm so glad she's a-bringing her sewing to set a spell. Come in, Bettie, here's a rocker a-holding out arms to you!"
Says one, If God be bringing of me to Jesus Christ, then will he load me with the guilt of sin till he makes me roar again. 2. If God be indeed a-bringing me home to Jesus Christ, then must I be assaulted with dreadful temptations of the devil. 3. If God be indeed a-bringing me to Jesus Christ, then, even when I come at him, I shall have wonderful revelations of him.
And now the impudent heart of the blessed child worrying that the home wasn't good enough for the likes of the doll! "It's a good home for her where it's loving you are to her. It's the heart and not the gold that counts. And who knows maybe it's a bit of luck the dolly'll be a-bringing."
He kicked the body savagely and ran, too, for his gun. Half a minute later Jane came screaming back through the house. "Oh, master they've caught her! They've caught her!" "Caught whom?" "Why, Jezebel herself! They've got her in the yard at this moment, and Master Trevarthen's a-bringing her indoors!" Trevarthen had planned the stroke, and brought it off dashingly.
"I got a Japanee lantern," suggested Miss Hazy, doubtfully. "The very thing!" said Mrs. Wiggs. "We'll hang it in the front door. Billy's makin' a Jack o' lantern to set on the fence. Fer the land's sake! what's John Bagby a-bringing' in here?" The grocery boy, staggering under the weight of an ice-cream freezer and carrying something wrapped in white paper, came up the path.
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