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Updated: June 28, 2025


Binswanger regarded her husband through watery eyes. "She ain't so wrong, Simon. I tell you I got the first time to hear you come out and say to your family, 'Well, this year we do something big. The bigger you get in business the littler on the outside you get, Simon. Always you been the last to do things." "And, papa, everybody " "Everybody makes no difference with me.

Miss Ray Binswanger rose reluctantly, placing the book face downward on the blue-and-white table coverlet. It was as if seventeen Indian summers had laid their golden blush upon her. Imperceptibly, too, the lanky, prankish years were folding back like petals, revealing the first bloom of her, a suddenly cleared complexion and eyes that had newly learned to drop upon occasion.

Binswanger let fall idle hands into her lap. "So!" "Sure. Didn't you know that, mamma? She was going over for just ten weeks with her mother and father to take a few singing-lessons when they got to Paris, just like I want to, and right on the ship going over she met him and they got engaged." "So!" "Yes, mamma." Mr.

I had a long talk with Doctor Binswanger. He told me your wife's trouble is hereditary. It was in her all the time and would certainly have cropped out, sooner or later. He spoke of your work, too, dear child, and thought you ought not allow yourself to be crushed. Four or five years of hard work, he said, would make up for your set-back.

Dear Dietrich, listen to your old mother and put your trust in our loving Father in heaven. I think you are an atheist. Just laugh at your old mother. But believe me, we are nothing without God's help and mercy. Pray sometimes. It won't do any harm. I know how you reproach yourself on Angèle's account. Binswanger says you may have a perfectly easy conscience.

"I wish that name we had never heard. All of a sudden now education like those girls you think you got to have, music and " "Oh, mamma, honest, you just don't care how dumb us girls are. Look at Ray and me, we haven't even got a common education like " "You can't say, Miriam Binswanger, that me or your papa ever held one of our children back out of school. If they didn't want to go we couldn't "

Binswanger grasped her husband's arm in sudden panic. "Simon, I I think as we should get off and go home with them. "Now, now, mamma, don't get excited! No, no, you mustn't! We will keep house fine for you until you come back. See, mamma! I have the key, and everything's fixed. See, mamma! You got to go, mamma.

Why don't our Ray come back now if she can't find 'em and say she can't find 'em?" "I tell you, Carrie, if you let me go myself I can find 'em and " "Right here you stay with me, Simon Binswanger! We don't get separated no more as we can help. I ain't Ach, look such a crowd, and no Miriam. "Na, na, Carrie!" "So easy-going he is! My daughter should keep me worried like this!

"Yes, but you see for yourself the way the society fellows, like Sol Blumenthal and Laz Herzog, hang round the Lillianthal girls. I always got to take a back seat, and maybe you think I don't know it." "I never heard that on ships young men was so plentiful." "She wants to land an Italian count and she'll just about land a barber." Mr. Binswanger peered suddenly over the rim of his paper.

"Ja, my children they drag a old man like me where they want." Mrs. Binswanger leaned forward smiling in her chair. "You see, we want papa should have a good rest, Mr. Shapiro. You know yourself I guess shirtwaists ain't no easy business. We don't know yet if we can get berths on the twentieth this month, but " "State-rooms, mamma." "State-rooms, then. What's that boat we sail on, Miriam?"

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