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At this proposition several of the men began to murmur. "If any are afraid they are not obliged to remain," said the Decurio dryly. "I agree," said Lupey doggedly. "I will remain here; and perhaps, after all, it is poppy-seeds you have got there it looks very much like them."
"Two " cried Mrs. Lathrop. "Mrs. Macy says," continued Susan, "as Mrs. Lupey ain't much better pleased than Mrs. Kitts over it all, an', although she did n't say it in so many words, she hinted pretty plain as it seemed hard as the only one of the girls to get married should be the same one as is gettin' divorced. Mrs.
Brown gets at the drug store when he asks for what he usually gets an' there's a good many as thinks as Mrs. Macy goes to Meadville more on a'count o' Dr. Carter than to see her cousin, Mrs. Lupey. But I was n't goin' to set Elijah swimmin' in any such deep water.
"You are waiting, I suppose, to cast lots for the girl?" said Numa dryly. "Certainly," replied Lupey, with an insolent leer; "and his she will be who casts highest. If two, or ten, or twenty of us should cast the same, we have an equal right to her." "I tell you only one can have her," interrupted Numa sternly. "Then those who win must cast again among each other."
Kitts has been give up over an' over by doctor after doctor till there ain't one in the whole place as ain't mad at her about it; an' there she is livin' yet! Mrs. Macy says Mrs. Lupey is so wore out she can't talk of nothin' else. Mrs. Macy says as Mrs. Carter tried her lungs with his new kinetoscope an' found 'em full of air an' nothin' else. Mrs.
"What is going on here?" he repeated; and seizing the fainting girl in the arms of a Wallachian, he ordered him to lay her down. "She is one of our enemies," replied the savage insolently. "Silence, knave! Does one of the Roumin nation seek enemies in women? Lay her down instantly." "Not so, leader," interrupted Lupey; "our laws entitle us to a division of the spoil.
They were those of Imre and Jolanka, but his features did not betray the slightest emotion. "You will know them probably," continued Lupey. "The young magnate, who escaped us at the pass, came for the girl in your absence, and at the same time stole your money, and, what is more, we found your paszura upon him also." "Who killed them?" asked the Decurio, in his usual calm voice.
"Do you consider yourselves all equally deserving of sharing the booty?" "All of us." "It was you," he continued to Lupey, "who struck down the old man?" "It was." "And you who pierced the magnate with a spike?" "You are right, leader." "And you really killed all the women in the castle?" turning to a third. "With my own hand."
Macy says it's somethin' just awful first, last, an' forever, an' Mrs. Lupey told her in confidence as it was Heaven's own truth as they had n't none of them woke of their own accords once since it was bought." "What " asked Mrs. Lathrop. "Well, Mrs. Macy says she's a pretty good judge of sick folks an' she judged Mrs.
Each man, according to his own account, was the first and the bravest each had performed miracles of valor. "You have all behaved with great daring, but it is impossible now to prove what has happened. The proof must be given here, by all of us together, before my eyes, indisputably." "Well, tell us how," said Lupey impatiently, always fearing that the Decurio was going to deceive them.
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