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Fillmore Flagg and George Gerrish both were skillful photographers: with the wise guidance of two such able teachers, the class soon began to produce creditable work. After the expiration of a fixed period, in compliance with an imperative club rule, each member was obliged to complete all work from start to finish without assistance.
"Well, he ain't one to lose time, not a great deal. I presume he's goin' to work?" "At once," said Annie. "He says Mr. Gerrish will be sure to bring his grievance up at the next Society meeting, and we must be ready to meet him, and out-talk him and out-vote him." She reported these phrases from Putney's lips. "Well, I guess if it was out-talkin', Mr. Putney wouldn't have much trouble about it.
I hope he'll get along better in Fall River. It is something to be out of reach of Gerrish." The doctor asked, "When is he going?" "Why, he's gone by this time, I suppose," said Putney. "I tried to get him to think about it overnight, but he wouldn't. He's anxious to go and get back, so as to preach his last sermon here Sunday, and he's taken the 9.10, if he hasn't changed his mind."
"The fact is, I wanted to talk it over with you and Mr. Gerrish first." "Oh!" said Mrs. Gerrish, brightening. "Well, I was just going right there. I guess he's in." "Well, we shall meet there, then. Sorry I can't offer you a seat. But there's nothing but the rumble, and that wouldn't hold you all." Mrs. Munger called this back after starting her pony. Mrs.
"All those in favour will say ay." He waited for a distinct space, but there was no response; Mr. Gerrish himself did not vote. The minister proceeded, "Those opposed will say no." The word burst forth everywhere, and it was followed by laughter and inarticulate expressions of triumph and mocking. "Order! order!" called the minister gravely, and he announced, "The noes have it."
After that there was nothing for the sleepless person to do but wait for Gerrish to take him away. Bonico and I trapped another fakir soon afterward though by accident rather than design. This specimen was a genius inspired by the belief that cooking is the source of all the ills that flesh is heir to.
"That was a great success," said Mrs. Munger, as they drove away. Annie said nothing, and she added, "Don't you think so?" "Well, I confess," said Annie, "I don't see how, exactly. Do you mean with regard to Mr. Gerrish?" "Oh no; I don't care anything about him," said Mrs. Munger, touching her pony with the tip of her whip-lash.
Gerrish agreed to buy goods and sell them to the Indians for furs, he to receive 5 per cent on goods purchased and 2-1/2 per cent on furs sold, and the prices to be so arranged that the Indians could obtain their goods at least 50 per cent cheaper than hitherto.
Gerrish and his store. Annie sometimes feels that nothing else can explain the maintenance of Lyra Wilmington's peculiar domestic relations at the point which perpetually invites comment and never justifies scandal. The situation seems to her as lamentable as ever.
Gerrish so much as could be seen of her was a mound of bugled velvet, topped by a small bonnet, which seemed to have gone much to a fat black pompon; she sat far within her pew, and their children stretched in a row from her side to that of Mr. Gerrish, next the door.
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