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Clark depends just a little too much on individuals I include himself in that?" "Perhaps, but it didn't occur to me. At any rate we have a one man concern." "And if anything happened to him, what then?" Mrs. Dibbott's eyes were bright with inquiry. "And suppose you break down, what about Elsie?" "Elsie wouldn't be affected," he said slowly. "Then you two are not engaged?"
I went over them again last week and had a short talk with Mr. Clark a very remarkable man though, I confess that so far I have not observed him at church. I touched on that as a matter of fact." Dibbott's pale blue eyes opened a little wider. "And what did he say?" "He said that from his point of view the church was too divided within itself to impress him very forcibly."
"Then has Elsie found some one else if you don't mind my asking?" "Possibly, I can't say." "But you're the only man in town who takes her anywhere. The judge is fond of you, he told me so, and Mrs. Worden thinks you are the whole world. What's the matter, Jimmy?" Belding got rather red. "I'm afraid I can't say." Mrs. Dibbott's eyebrows went up, then she leaned over and patted his hand.
"Yes, the first time he has been in church." "He's not interested in us," announced Mrs. Bowers, with the manner of one who delivers an axiom, "not a little bit. St. Marys happens to be the town near the works, and we happen to be the people in it, that's all." Mrs. Dibbott's flexible fingers curved and met. "Why should he be?
"Sit down here. My, but you look tired!" "I am," he admitted, mopping his face. "Then sit where you are and have some elderberry wine and cookies. They're right from the oven." He sighed with relief and began to munch contentedly. He had not known how tired he was, and Mrs. Dibbott's cookies were famous. "You look played out," she went on sympathetically. "How's Elsie Worden?" "Well.
Dibbott's position was, in a sense, enviable, for he stood as administrator between the government and the local Indian tribes, in whose eyes he was the representative of authority.
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