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Her denunciations at length aroused all the mother in Mrs. Hinkley's breast, and the two dames had it, hot and heavy, until, as the parties approached the lake, old Hinkley, with a manner all his own, enjoined the most profound silence, and hushed, without settling the dispute. Meanwhile, the combatants had met.
He has a snug room, entirely to himself, at Squire Hinkley's, and, by the excellent care of the worthy dame, it is provided with the best bedding and the finest furniture. Her own hands sweep it clean, morning and night, for the incipient parson; she makes up the bed, and, in customary phrase, puts it in all respects to rights.
It was only when in his exhaustion he set down the instrument, that he became conscious of William Hinkley's continued discomposure. "Why, Bill, the trouble has given you a bigger bite than I thought for. What words did you have with the preacher?" "None: I don't know that he is a preacher. He speaks only as if he was trying to become one." "What, you hadn't any difference no quarrel?" "None."
A little rivulet of water oozed from her hair, zigzagged down her cheek and seeped into her blouse, but her blue-lipped smile persisted. "Ain't I a nut, though! But wait till you see me dolled up to-morrow night, Jimmie! Eight at Hinkley's. I didn't have a hunch how cold how cold that water was. Next time they gotta heat it." "Got to heat it is good, Doll!
The patent fuel was no good, and the patent fire-box little better, and I advised the firm to put a standard boiler on her and a pair of links, and sell her while the paint was fresh. They took my advice. "The Kid and I took the engine to Hinkley's, and left her there; we packed up our overclothes, and as we walked away, the Kid asked: 'What will you do now, Jim?
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