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"Freely, unreservedly, the nature of your relations with Marcia Van Wyck " He rose suddenly, his face flushing darkly and took up his rod and creel. "If you don't mind my saying so," he muttered, "that is none of your affair." I rose, though his reproach stung me bitterly. "Confidences and advice are inseparable," I said coldly. "You hate Marcia," he mumbled. "I do." "Why?"
Nelly would declare that she did not feel the weight, but the sturdy old dame generally gained her point, though she might consent to replenish Nelly's basket before entering the town, for some of their customers preferred the fish which the bright little damsel offered them for sale to those in her grandmother's creel.
A strange, keen value, immeasurably exalting, was in the air. All nature was afoot, questioning of what was to come. Mary Gage came in from the stream side that afternoon, the strap of her trout creel cutting deep into the shoulder of her sweater. She placed the basket down under the shadow of the willow trees, and hung up a certain rod on certain nails under the eaves of the cabin.
But a creel of gamey trout from Squaw Pond would come in handy now to replenish our larder." "Wal, I b'lieve I'll fix up a rod to-mo-oh an' hook a few, fer de pork's givin' out. Hain't got mich use fer trout meself. Pork's a sight better'n 'em to my mind."
"What!" cried the Earl's daughter. "Then what make you here in the town's market, with the thing in your creel and nought beside?" "I sit here," says the man, "to get me a wife." "There is no sense in any of these answers," thought the Earl's daughter; "and I could find it in my heart to weep." By came the Earl upon that; and she called him and told him all.
Creel had to assemble machinery which included a Division of News that issued, he tells us, more than six thousand releases, had to enlist seventy-five thousand Four Minute Men who delivered at least seven hundred and fifty-five thousand, one hundred and ninety speeches to an aggregate of over three hundred million people.
"Ah, mistress Conal!" he said, "I am sorry to see you resting on such a night so near your own door. It means you have filled your creel too full, and tired yourself too much." "I am not too much tired, Macruadh!" returned the old woman, who was proud and cross-tempered, and had a reputation for witchcraft, which did her neither much good nor much harm.
When the young giant got into the cave, Connal took the sword of light very quickly, and cut off the young giant's head, Then Connal put gold into the bottom of the creel, and got in himself, and covered himself over with gold, and gave a pull at the rope, and the giant drew up the creel, and when he did not see his son, he threw the creel over the back of his head; and Connal took the sword of light, and cut off the giant's head, and went away home with the sword and the gold.
Creel, upon whose history I have already drawn, tells the story with vigour and a true perception of the significance of events, I quote at length from him: The early days of February, 1919, were bright with promise.
She was smiling at him with such a mischievous air, that he feared, if he turned away, she would disappear. She laughed aloud; "Not if you work," she said. "But if you stop I'm gone." As she spoke, she went toward his easel, and, resting her fly rod carefully against the trunk of a near-by alder, slipped the creel from her shoulder, placing the basket on the ground with her hat.
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