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Louis, and made the air blue with conversation that the Realm of Love never ort to hearn on, and wouldn't probable for years and years if it hadn't been for this contrary temps. I hearn this, but don't say it is so; you can hear most anything and it held us in all right. The next day, bein' Sunday, Josiah thought it would be our duty to stay on the Fair ground and see the Pike, etc.
"Well, not that I seen or hearn. But some o' them that was standun' nigh him was talkun' about it when we all got out, and they was sayun' he said, 'Go with your earthly father; your heavenly father will keep you safe! I don't know whether he did or not; but that's what they was sayun." "And did Gillespie say anything back?" "Not't anybody heared.
Hearn had gone to Europe almost immediately, but that he had returned in the latter part of September, and had spent a week with his little girl, Mrs. Bradford, his sister, accompanying him. "They seem to think Adela is doing so well," Mrs. Yocomb wrote, "that they have decided to leave her here through October. Adah spends part of every forenoon teaching the little girls."
In doing this they have unavoidably been guilty of misrepresentation.... The Japanese nation of Arnold and Hearn is not the nation we have known for a quarter of a century, but a purely ideal one manufactured out of the author's brains. It is high time that this was pointed out.
He was very polite to her, very courteous: everybody was to Cicely. But in a polite way he told her that Paul wus his best customer, and he shouldn't offend him by refusing to sell him liquor. She knelt at his feet, I hearn, her little, tender limbs on that rough floor before that evil man, and wept, and said, "For the sake of her boy, wouldn't he have mercy on the boy's father."
What object would we have in changing them?" "Don't ask me, mam. I never know what object nobody has ain't my business. Here, Kintchin," he called to the negro, "take them trunks outen the wagin and then you may go to sleep ag'in." Kintchin came round a corner of the house, rubbing his eyes. "Talkin' ter me, suh?" "You hearn me." "Said suthin' erbout gwine ter sleep.
I'd hearn there wuz places there where folks stood on their heads; wuz his brain strong enough to stand the jolt? Spozein' them iron horses should kick him over? Spozein' he got wrecked on the Immoral railway? Or went up on the Awful Tower and fell off? Spozein' the elephants should tread on him? Or the boyconstructors or tigers git after him?
'An' he allwus said a bear was good comp'ny if he'd only keep his mouth shet jes' like some folks I've hearn uv. 'An' what 'come o' the crow? 'Went t' the ol' crow doctor 'n got his wing fixed, he said, drowsily. And in a moment I heard him snoring. We had been asleep a long time when the barking of Fred woke us.
I've hearn tell of such things, but little did I suppose it was a subject I should ever be tackled on. "But I have hearn of it. I have hearn of wimmen sellin' themselves to the highest bidder, with a minister for auctioneer and salesman.
But they say there is sights and sights of husbands and wives jest like Miss Flamm. Can't find a mite of health anywhere near where their families is, and have to poke off alone after it. It makes it real bad for 'em. But anyway she came to Jonesville for her health. And she hearn of Thomas Jefferson and employed him.
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