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Hurst says he'll coach me I can easily do it and I shall get ten pounds!" "Well done, Trotty Veck!" Ewen Hooper smiled at her affectionately. "But won't it interfere with your work?" "Not a bit. It will help it. Father! I'm going to earn a lot before long. If it only didn't take such a long time to grow up!" said Nora impatiently. "One ought to be as old as one feels and I feel quite twenty-one!"
Ewen Hooper looked at her in silence. "That you you and Nora go to Borne this Christmas time, this very Christmas, Uncle Ewen! I think I put in enough and I can give you such a lot of letters!" She laughed joyously, though she was very near crying. "I have never been able to go to Home Or Athens never!" he said, in a low voice, as he sat down again at his table.
Then leaning over the boy, he added in a low voice, "Remember you are not all alone. God is with you. You won't forget that!" "I won't, sir. I know it well," said Ewen earnestly. Most of the stretcher cases had been hurried away. Only a few of the more seriously wounded remained. As Barry turned away from the car, he saw the medical officer and sergeant major approaching him.
At last she went up to him, holding out again appealing hands. "Please don't tell me any more! It's all right. I just love you, Uncle Ewen and and Nora! I want to help! It makes me happy. Oh, why won't you let me!" He wavered. "You dear child!" There was a silence. Then he resumed as though feeling his way "It occurs to me that I might consult Sorell.
In the morning, however, Colonel Howell and Paul with Ewen and Miller were up and at work before Norman and Roy were astir. The weather had not moderated but Colonel Howell was anxious to bring the work on the gusher to a close. Ewen and Miller attacked the frost hardened ground before breakfast and this work had now reached the point where Paul could help in removing the heavy clods.
They were not exactly tidy in appearance and their figures and faces suggested that they had spent a winter of comparative ease among the colonel's stores. "Where's the Englishman?" was Colonel Howell's salutation, as he and his friends sprang ashore. "Over at the settlement," answered Ewen, as he jerked his thumb down the river.
"Yes," answered Norman slowly, "and I'll bet you it's a message that either Ewen or Miller wrote to Chandler after he left us." "Do you think we ought to read it?" asked Roy, his fingers grasping the greasy envelope as if itching to extract the enclosure.
Bancroft says the movement for freedom was assisted by "the calm wisdom of Samuel Johnston, a native of Dundee, in Scotland, a man revered for his integrity, thoroughly opposed to disorder and revolution, if revolution could be avoided without yielding to oppression." GEORGIA. William Erwin or Ewen, born in England in 1775.
The contest became very warm indeed, and the tree was certainly twisted like an osier, as thousands can testify who saw it as well as myself. At length, however, Ewen lost his seat for the first time, and the instant the pony found he was his own master, he set off with the fleetness of lightning. Ewen immediately pursued his steed, and the wearied rustic sped his way homeward.
Meantime the R. A. M. C. were busy with their work. With marvellous rapidity and speed the train was unloaded of its pathetic freight, the carrying cases into ambulances and the walking cases into cars and wagons. "Good-bye, Mac," called a voice as a car was driving off. It was Ewen again.
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