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Far away up the stairs a voice could be heard singing brokenly, but still defiantly Three score and ten! It was trying, for this was plainly meant to annoy. But Anthea would not give herself time to think this. She led the way up the stairs, taking three at a time, and bounded to the level of Jane, who sat on the top step of all, thumping her doll to the tune of the song she was trying to sing.
What should he tell Moore what should he conceal from him? "Son, come in here," he called to the cowboy. "Pard, it looks bad!" said Moore, brokenly. Wade looked at the tragic face and cursed under his breath. "Buck up! It's never as bad as it looks. Anyway, we know now what to expect, an' that's well." Moore shook his head. "Couldn't you see how like steel Collie was?... But I'm on to you, Wade.
So Cuthbert went to his queer little attic chamber beneath the high-pitched gable, with a mind confused yet happy, and limbs very weary with travel. Yet sleep fell upon him almost before his head touched the pillow, for he had slept but brokenly since leaving his father's house, and nature, in spite of all obstacles, was claiming her due at last.
"O Eva, tell us what you see! What is it?" said her father. 'A bright, a glorious smile passed over her face, and she said, brokenly: "O love joy peace!" gave one sigh, and passed from death unto life!
"I have chosen," said the son brokenly; "or perhaps it would be truer to say that there never has been any choice since the moment when I set my foot in the path which has led me thus far on the way to hell. I can despise myself utterly for the means I took to secure the evidence, but that very lapse makes it all the more needful that I should atone as I can."
"Would you feel the same if Alice were involved?" she asked, quietly. "Alice?" he repeated. "Yes; suppose this same question came up with her, would you not be the first to insist that the facts be proven?" "What can I say?" he asked, brokenly. "This means a public trial and all the scandal that goes with it. It means a rehearsing of all that past which I have tried to help you to forget.
But when Mary tried to put her arms around her, and say brokenly how grateful she was, Miss Lydia shrank away and said, harshly, "Don't!" "I couldn't bear to have her touch me," she told herself afterward; "she didn't love him when he was a baby." However, it was arranged, and the visit was made. It was a great experience for Johnny!
"Go yerself," retorted Laide. "But she wants you." Laide decided to go, and slipping on her skirt, she went down the stairs. "Oh, my child, my child," cried La Noyelle, brokenly, when she caught sight of her. The joy of seeing Laide drove all thoughts of getting upstairs safely away. "Come with me, little one, and I'll treat you to a glass; come on," urged the drunken creature.
Martin was sitting by the fire, her face in her chilled hand, sobbing convulsively. "Auntie oh, Auntie, don't!" exclaimed Theodora impulsively. It was such a rare thing to see her plucky, resolute little aunt in tears. "You're cold and tired I'll have a nice cup of tea for you in a trice." "No, it isn't that," said Mrs. Martin brokenly "It was seeing those stockings hanging there.
"Or a brain storm, or temporary insanity!" Laurie interrupted. "No, old chap, that isn't good enough. No padded cell for me! And I'm not going to have my name dragged through the courts, and the case figuring in the newspapers for months. I've got a reason I think you will all admit is a good one." Again his voice changed. "That would break my sister's heart," he ended brokenly.
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