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"Oh, Giff," the girl said softly, "I don't deserve" But that, of course, he would not hear. When they came to the rectory gate, and never did it take so long to walk from East Hill to the rectory, Gifford said, "Now let's go and tell Helen; we've kept her out of our joy too long." They met her in the cool, dusky hall, and Gifford, taking her hand, said gently, "Be glad, too, Helen!"
He answered, "Iff God hes ony thing to doe with me in Scotland more, He will bring me home to Scotland again iff He haiff any service for me: giff not, let me glorifie Him, quhidder or quhairever I be; and as I haif said often to yow, cousine, I think God hes sume pairt to play with us on this theatre!"
This money was sent by Kitaeva, the keeper of the house in which she used to live. As she was leaving the court she turned to the usher with the question whether she might give Maslova a little money. The usher said she might. The usher called an attendant, and in his presence gave the money. "Belease to giff it accurately," said Carolina Albertovna Kitaeva.
She put her hands into his, when he turned to go home, and searched his face with sad, eager eyes. "You are going to see him, oh, Giff, you'll see John!" she said. Lois saw them talking, as they came to the rectory door, with a dull feeling of envy. Gifford never seemed to care to talk much to her. What was that Miss Deborah had said of his once caring for Helen?
"Well," said Lois, impatiently, "Giff would have fought, I know, but he's so contradictory! I've heard him say the Southerners couldn't help fighting for secession; it was a principle to them, and there was no moral wrong about it, he said." "Oh, nonsense!" cried the rector; "these young men, who haven't borne the burden and heat of the day, pretend to instruct us, do they? No moral wrong?
"But what difference does that make," John asked, "if he is a good man?" "Oh, of course, no difference," Gifford replied with an impatient laugh. "But what is the attraction in Ashurst, Giff?" Helen said. "How can he stay there all summer? I should not think he could leave his business." "Oh, he is rich." "Why, you don't like him!" said Helen, surprised at his tone.
'Tell me, man, Buchanan answered, 'giff I have tauld the treuthe? 'Yes, replied his nephew; 'sir, I think sa. 'I will byd his fead and all his kin's, then! Melville needed a stout heart for the task that lay before him in Glasgow.
Gifford went for the rod, but could not go back without an inquiry at the rectory. "Arabella Forsythe," said Mrs. Dale, "well, as I told brother, I think this is her opportunity. She really is in a bad way, Giff. Lois wasn't hurt at all, wonderful to say; but, naturally, she's in great distress, because she blames herself for the whole thing." "How so?" asked Gifford. "Well, of course," Mrs.
"You see," Miss Ruth explained, "if we saw him, and then he got well, it would be very awkward." "True," said Miss Deborah. "And certainly single women cannot be too delicate in such matters. We will send the whips by Giff. Poor, poor William Denner! Let me see, were you to be his partner on Saturday? Oh, no, I recollect: it was I, it was my turn."
"Yes, we're all going to miss the child very much. Gifford Woodhouse was saying to-day Ashurst would lose a great deal when she went. There's a compliment for you, Helen! How that fellow has changed in these three years abroad! He's quite a man, now. Why, how old is he? It's hard for us elders to realize that children grow up." "Giff is twenty-six," Lois said. "Why, to be sure," said Dr.
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