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By the time you have completed it you will begin to understand and appreciate one of the fundamental qualities which must go toward the making of a carver, namely, patience; and you will have produced a thing which may give you pleasant surprises, in the unexpected but very natural admiration it elicits from your friends.
Does all that look as if I tried to bribe him? Forget that we're talking about Grady, and tell me what you think it looks like." Carver was silent for a moment. "That wouldn't do any good," he said at last. "If you had proof that I could act on, I might be able to help you.
You can't set your face ag'in' the laws of natur'. Will you be steppin' in? Joan will give you some breakfast." Carver paid no heed to the invitation. "Hev you married her?" said he. The blood rose to Pierre's brown face. "Sure I hev." "Well, sir, you hev married the darter of a " Carver used a brutal word. "Look out fer her.
One day, as Anne was returning from the prison, where she had been with her father, she was met by a porter, who put a letter into her hands, then turned down a narrow lane, and was out of sight before she could inquire from whom he came. When she read the letter, however, she could not be in doubt it came from Mrs. Carver, and contained these words:
And this was that my little offering of the trout and the new-laid eggs was carried off in the coolest manner by that vile Carver Doone. For thinking to keep them the fresher and nicer, away from so much handling, I laid them in a little bed of reeds by the side of the water, and placed some dog-leaves over them.
At length, a heavy and haughty step sounded along the stone roof of the way; and then the great Carver Doone drew up, and looked at me rather scornfully. Not with any spoken scorn, nor flash of strong contumely; but with that air of thinking little, and praying not to be troubled, which always vexes a man who feels that he ought not to be despised so, and yet knows not how to help it.
These conditions are producing their own social problems for the rural community. SMALL AND VINCENT: Introduction to the Study of Society, pages 112-126. CHEYNEY: Industrial and Social History of England, pages 31-56. CUBBERLEY: Rural Life and Education, pages 1-62. WILSON: Evolution of the Country Community, pages 1-61. CARVER: Principles of Rural Economics, pages 74-116.
They ran on together for a moment, when the boy was seized, dragged from his protector, and, as Carver judged by his shrieks, was murdered. He himself escaped to the forest, and after three days of famine reached Fort Edward.
"Nay, I'm sure it couldn't be that, for I remember readin' 'Now, when he, before." "But I'm sure, father, ye're wrong," persisted Thora. "Look you if the fourteenth doesn't end with 'people, and 'people' was the last word you read." "'People, people!" said Carver, searching for the place. "Odd, lassie, I see no 'people. There's one verse that ends with 'people, but it's not the fourteenth.
Cheetham interposed and drew Amboyne aside, and began to tell him who the man was and what the dispute; but Amboyne cut the latter explanation short. "What," said he, "is this the carver whose work I saw up at Mr. Carden's?" "This is the very man, no doubt." "Why, he's a sculptor: Praxiteles in wood. A fine choice they have made for their gunpowder, a workman that did honor to the town."
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