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'Cordin' to pa's tell, the fust time Aunt Lucy's ma my great grandmother, and the land knows what HER name was, I don't the fust time she went out after the baby was born she went to camp meetin'. And one of the ministers there he talked some consider'ble about a critter name of Lucifer that was a fallen-down angel, whatever that is.
"Nigher ah nearer to ah what?" "Nigher to them them that's gone afore. Seems sometimes, when I'm alone up here, particular of a foggy day, as if I was consider'ble nigher to them to HER, especial than when I'm on the ground. Think there's anything in it, do you?" Galusha said he didn't know; we know so little about such things, really.
But what made me think of him was what he told me about his nephew, who was a college chap, consider'ble like your 'Willie, I jedge. Nate and this nephew, Augustus Tolliver, was mixed up in that flyin'-machine business, you remember." "I know they was. Mixed up with that Professor Dixland the papers are makin' such a fuss over.
"Do you know," said Labe, "I believe Helen Kendall's comin' there for a week did 'em more good than anything else. She got away from her soldier nursin' somehow must have been able to pull the strings consider'ble harder'n the average to do it and just came down to the Snow place and sort of took charge along with Rachel.
She won't pay forty a month, although she agrees with me that for a furnished house in a location like this it's dirt cheap. Of course she's takin' it for all the year, which does make consider'ble difference, although from May to October, when the summer folks are here, I could get a hundred and forty a month just as easy as . . . Eh?
One of Peter T.'s inspirations was consider'ble like typhoid fever if you did get over it, you felt better for havin' had it. "This time the attack was in the shape of a 'supplementary season. 'Twas Peter's idea that shuttin' up the Old Home the fust week in September was altogether too soon.
"Darn sure thing," he drawled. "I give in that it looks consider'ble like Boston, or Providence, R. I., or some of them capitols, but it ain't, it's South Harniss, Cape Cod." Doctor Holliday, on the back seat of the depot wagon, chuckled. Jim did not; he never laughed at his own jokes. And his questioner did not chuckle, either. "Does a does a Mr. Snow live here?" he asked.
"Then he commenced to spin yarns about himself and his doin's, and pretty soon it come out that he'd been a cowboy afore young Stumpton give up ranchin' and took to automobilin'. That cleared the sky line some, of course; I'd read consider'ble about cowboys in the ten-cent books my nephew fetched home when he was away to school.
Why, when Mr. Loveland "'All right, snarls Jonadab. 'I'll try. But if ever "'Hold on! says I. 'Here's where I get out. "However, they wouldn't let me, and the Cap'n took the wheel. His jaw was set and his hands shakin', but he done it. Hettie had give her orders and she was skipper. "For a consider'ble spell we just crawled.
"Well, good-by," he said. "I hope you and your uncle will visit us again soon. And I hope next time no one will take him for a spy." Jed looked mournfully at the fire. "I've been took for a fool often enough," he observed, "but a spy is a consider'ble worse guess." Grover looked at him. "I'm not so sure," he said. "I imagine both guesses would be equally bad. Well, good-by.
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