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Reed sent us, when we applied for some account of his client's past movements?" Miss Agnes and Elinor were both anxious to see it. "Here it is short you see in Clapp's hand-writing, but signed by himself. There is nothing in it that may not possibly be true; but I fancy that we shall be able to pick some holes in it, by-and-bye."
We came home last February; I went to work, I kept sober, got my things together, put money by for a lawyer's fee, and then went straight to Longbridge again. I went to Mr. Clapp's office, and first I handed him the money, and then I gave him my papers.
Through every phase of society his example and teachings continue to live; and every virtuous and intelligent man in the community of Dr. Clapp's ministry, in New Orleans, conspires to continue the effect of them. In no community on earth is there a greater diversity of nationalities, than in that of New Orleans, where every sect of religionists is to be found.
She had lately been often annoyed by Mr. Clapp's officious attentions, and was at a loss to account for them, until she remembered he might be wishing to obtain a share in the management of her affairs. Having succeeded in bringing about the introduction, Mr. Clapp turned to Elinor. "I hear strange stories in Longbridge about you, Miss Wyllys," said Mr. Clapp.
Clapp, with the best of characters and handwritings, had been able very soon after his master's disaster to find other employment for himself. "Such a little fish as me can swim in any bucket," he used to remark, and a member of the house from which old Sedley had seceded was very glad to make use of Mr. Clapp's services and to reward them with a comfortable salary.
"Well, I wish you success. Here is the money I owe you." "Sha'n't we see you again, Clapp?" asked Ferguson. "Yes; I'll just look in and say good-by. Now I must go home and get ready." "Well, Ferguson," said Mr. Andersen, after Clapp's departure, "that is rather sudden." "So I think." "How can we get along with only two hands?" "Very well, sir.
The fruit must then be protected by killing the gophers rather than by an effort to get the tree upon a gopher-proof root. Pollination of Bartletts. Would Clapp's Favorite be a good pollinizer for the Bartlett as well as the White Doyenne?
Wyllys, before the consultation broke up; it was also signed by them, as well as by Harry. The amazement of Miss Wyllys and Elinor, on hearing the purport of Mr. Clapp's letters, was boundless. Had they seen William Stanley rise from the ground before them, they could scarcely have been more astonished; not a shadow of doubt as to his death in the Jefferson, had crossed their minds for years.
Kate and her little ones have remained at the old grey cottage from the time of Clapp's flight; the children are now growing up promising young people, and they owe much to Patsey's judicious care.
Barber received from his master, he has preserved three, which he kindly gave me, and which I shall insert according to their dates. 'DEAR FRANCIS, I have been very much out of order. I am glad to hear that you are well, and design to come soon to see you. I would have you stay at Mrs. Clapp's for the present, till I can determine what we shall do. Be a good boy. 'My compliments to Mrs.
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