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I tole em haow it couldn't be so, caze ye wuz a deakin, an hed family prayers, and could pray mos' ez long ez parson. But I couldn't do nothin with em, they wuz so sot. Wy them fellers akchilly said ye took this ere clock a knowin that it wuz David's on'y one, wen ye hed a plenty o' yer own tew. Jess think o' that Squire. What a hoggish old hunks they took ye fer, didn't they, naow?"
CHIEF JUSTICE HIGGINBOTHAM says that "it is only proper to mention that there is no better nor more useful work done in rescuing discharged prisoners from relapsing into crime, than that effected by the Prison Gate Brigade of the Salvation Army." Similar letters have also been received from the following gentlemen: The Hon. ALFRED DEAKIN, M.L.A., Chief Secretary. The Hon. The Hon. The Hon.
I touch'd the girl's arm, and we made as if to fetch a couple of chairs that stood against the wainscot by the door. As we did so, Sir Deakin push'd the punch bowl forward under the Captain's nose. "Smell, sir," he cried airily, "and report to your friends on the foretaste." Settle's nose hung over the steaming compound.
"Master Hannibal Tingcomb: steward o' Gleys." "What!" I jumped in my saddle, and with a pull at the bridle brought Molly to a standstill. "Of Gleys?" I cried. "Steward of Sir Deakin Killigrew that was?" "Right, lad, except the last word. 'That is, should'st rather say." "Then you are wrong, Joan: for he's dead and buried, these five months.
An' mind ye," asserted David, shaking his forefinger impressively, "it ain't only them fellers. I've ben wuss stuck two three time by church members in good standin' than anybody I ever dealed with. Take old Deakin Perkins.
"'That's what he said to me, I says, 'an' it's every word on't true. You've seen whether or not he c'n travel, I says, 'an', so fur 's I've seen, he ain't 'fraid of nothin'. 'D'ye want to sell him? the deakin says. 'Wa'al, I says, 'I ain't offerin' him fer sale.
"Mis' Bixbee," said David emphatically, "if I'd paid good money to see a funny show I'd be a blamed fool if I didn't laugh, wouldn't I? That specticle of the deakin cost me consid'able, but it was more'n wuth it. But," he added, "I guess, the way the thing stands now, I ain't so much out on the hull." Mrs. Bixbee looked at him inquiringly. "Of course, you know Dick Larrabee?" he asked.
I must say, Huldy's a gal that's always too ventersome about takin' 'spon-sibilities she don't know nothin' about. "'Of course she don't, said Mis' Deakin Blodgett. 'What does she know about all the lookin' and see-in' to that there ought to be in guidin' the minister's house.
And Mis' Pipperidge she driv 'round up to Deakin Abner Snow's, and down to Mis' 'Lijah Perry's, and asked them if they wasn't afraid that the way the parson and Huldy was a goin' on might make talk.
Wa'al, 's I come along I seen the deakin putterin' 'round, an' I waved my hand to him an' went by a-kitin'. I went up the road a ways an' killed a little time, an' when I come back there was the deakin, as I expected. He was leanin' over the fence, an' as I jogged up he hailed me, an' I pulled up. "'Mornin', Mr. Harum, he says. "'Mornin', deakin, I says.
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